. >> i'm danielle nottingham in oakland, california. coming up learning more about the victims of a deadly warehouse fire, while the search continues for more >> and, the election recount battle continues. hear what green partytoy and the where she's doing i'm rahel solomon. the ladies are holding it down today, jim is off today. >> oh, we're so not going to have a problemdies. >> happyon this morning, it is wet, but right now we have lo and the northeast extension rightl lanes blocked. good. why >> good news that i can report is that if you are able to get away with the wet weather ng ptty quickly, had on storm pretty good moisture along wither of darkness the chill in the air. to to see some of it little ice being, littleked e little accumulation left behind once finally all said and done up near the mountain us producer, but what i wou keeping a very close watch on your thermometer, in your car, aseclly if you go through, you know, more rural orritoor he course of your commute. it will be very critical, paying close attention to that

danielle nottingham, cbs news. >> john glenn's cause of death hasn't been released but he had been inn ohio cancer hospital. >>> the two-year-old twins are getting used to not being by each other's side. this is how they spent every second of their young lives until surgeons in palo alto performed a risky procedure to separate them. kpix 5's devin fehely caught one their grateful mother who described the emotions and details of the day. >> the first time i saw the girls, um, it was very surreal. it still seems very surreal when i see one-on-one side and the other one on the other side. >> reporter: mrs. sandoval cried tears of joy as she described seeing her daughters erika and ava in separate hospital beds for the first time in their young lives after tuesday's marathon surgery. >> it's been a long journey to get here. really been a dream come true.crying >> reporter: conjoined twins erika and ava made that emotional journey linked together two girls sharing one body joint from the chest down. >> we knew that it was going to be a difficult, um, separation. >> reporter: but a necessar

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kajsa joins me now from nottingham.atulations and i will begin with the question why? everybody always begins with that question. yeah, originally it was for the challenge. i read the guinness world record book when i was a kid with my brother and we a lwa ys was a kid with my brother and we always really enjoyed seeing all the records and stuff and then i read about billie fleming who you just talked about and, yeah, the record kind of resonated with me. i thought it's something i can do. presumably you were into serious cycling before this? well, i started cycling four yea rs this? well, i started cycling four years ago, so not really, but i kind of went from zero to a lot in a short period of time. so, if you can sum upfor us short period of time. so, if you can sum up for us where your cycling took you over the last 12 months. yeah, i have been to a lot of england, the flat parts of england mainly, i have kept away from the big hills, because they slow you down. i have also been into mainland europe. i went through

here's our danielle nottingham with our today's entertainment. >> reporter: critics are loving la la land. the romantic musical starring emma stone and ryan gosling leads this year's critic choice awards with 12 nominations,. >> it's strange we keep running into each other. >> maybe it means something. >> i doubt it. >> yeah, i think so. >> reporter: it hits theaters december 9th. in honor of world aids day, tested together at an hiv certainty in barbados. morgan roulette is the winner of big brother over the top. the 22-year-old says she used her southern cheerleader charm to win over fellow house mates. >> julie opened the envelope and said my name, i looked at jason and said, i didn't just win. he goes, morgan, you won. i was like, no, i didn't. i was still in shock. i thought jaso bag. >> reporter: morgan won a quarter million dollar prize. that's your eye on entertainment, danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> weather and traffic every 10 minutes on the 4's. here's dave. >> good morning. we're looking at the travel forecast. the west coast, a little bit of rain and hig

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danielle nottingham has the latest. oakland city officials say a converted warehouse that went up in flames was under investigation for code violations. (sot darin ranelletti: planning building director)there was an inspection at the property we were able to confirm blight at the property and we are still investigating allegation of unpermitted construction the fire tore through the "oakland ghost ship" warehouse as least 9 people were killed but officials believe more victims could be buried under debris caused when the roof collapsed. collapsed.(sot sgt. ray kelly, alameda county sheriff's office)we expect the number of deceased to go up. how far, i don't know. we're expecting the worse. maybe a couple of do. dozen.bridge: investigators are taking finger prints to help identify the dead. they say they may bring in cadaver dogs to help search for more victims.bob mule was a resident artist in the building and made it out aliv with some minor burns...but he doesn't know what happened to his friend.. friend..(sot bob mul

this is clifton in nottingham. the 20 ward in nottingham clifton came 17th in terms of overall reported crime with just 70 incidents in terms of overall reported crime withjust 70 incidents reported in terms of overall reported crime with just 70 incidents reported to the police last year. and yet almost 40% of people here in clifton think crime is a big or very big trouble. the fear of crime is the second—highest here in the whole of nottingham. we have a link with the clifton police. pat is chair of the clifton police. pat is chair of the clifton residents association. their facebook page is a way to keep in touch about every incident. 0ne reason why the perception of crime and reality is out of sync. pat says there are others. we used to get regular updates from the police of the crime figures for the area. with the crime figures for the area. with the police having to have cutbacks we no longer get them so that may skew people's perceptions. part of iti skew people's perceptions. part of it i think is the amoun

danielle nottingham has more. >> reporter: crews have now searched most of the warehouse that was the site of a deadly fire on photographer. workers knock down unstable material on top of the roof line. to assure victims' families that area has been thoroughly combed over. >> we have not run people through there and run cadaver dogs through there and other search dogs. >> reporter: eric was spotted at the site apologizing for the tragedy. officials say they don't expect to find more victims in the rubble. a criminal investigation is records show numerous complaints and violations, including illegal interior building structure and a ton of garbage piling up. a make-shift memorial nearby continues to grow. this is your first time seeing it since the fire? >> yeah. this is the first time coming back to, like, this little area. it's just really upsetting for a lot of us. like, it's really just upsetting. >> reporter: now the grieving community is trying to come to terms with the loss. danielle nottingham, cbs news, oakland, california. >>> well, this morning, a dangerous winter storm is l

danielle nottingham has his story. >> reporter: as the first bombs fell on the u.s.s.izona" in pearl harbor, then sea man first class can ray chavez had just finish aid shift sweeping for mines. he rushed over to help. >> all the harbor was on fire, and all the ships were smoking, black smoke, because the japanese had torpedoed and bombed. >> reporter: more than 2400 americans died that day. at 104 years old, chavez is known as the oldest living survivor of the attack. the veteran didn't talk about what he witnessed until 50 years later. >> because i-- all the men that were lost and all the ships that were sunk. >> reporter: today, chavez has not lost his fighting spirit. three years ago, at 101 years old, he started coming to this gym. >> very good, ray. >> reporter: chavez weighed just 93 pounds, and after six months of working out with hisitarian, sean thompson, he gained 20 pounds of muscle. >> stretches me and pulls me and turns me around, and oh, my gosh. it's great. >> reporter: chavez's determination inspired the gym and local rotary club to raise $13,000 to se

cbs news correspondent danielle nottingham reports from san diego, ca. >>>as the first bombs fell on the uss arizona in pearl harbor, then seaman first class ray chavez had just finished a shift sweeping for n rushed over to help. (ray chavez, pearl harbor survivor) "all the harbor was on fire, all the ships were smoking black smoke because the japanese had torpedoed and bombed" more than 2400 americans died that day. at 104 years old, chavez is known as the oldest living survivor of the attack. the veteran didn't talk about what he witnessed until 50 years later. (ray chavez, pearl harbor survivor)) "i saw all the men that were lost and all the ships that were sunk here to take out pause) it didn't take me right away it was the next day that it really hit me and i realized what had happened" (danielle nottingham, cbs news, san diego) "today, chavez has not lost his fighting spirit. three years ago, at 101 years old, he decided to come to this gym" chavez weighed just 93 pounds and after six months of working out with his trainer sean thompson, he gained

. >>> americans are expected to crowd airports and highways in record numbers and as danielle nottingham reports, many road warriors are already frustrated. >> $10? >> the headaches at l.a.x. have already started. >> i'm supposed to be going to japan but they sent me to san diego and then they made me take a taxi back here. >> reporter: stormy weather on on the west coast delayed most incoming flights on wednesday and the problems continued into thursday. passengers have been tied up in gridlock outside the airport or stuck on the tarmac and in the terminals. >> it's been four hours. yeah. and they just cancelled it after three hours waiting. >> reporter: others waited longer. >> so it's going to be 36 hours. >> reporter: here at l.a.x., passenger traffic up nearly 10% compared to this time last year. aaa is predicting record year-end holiday travel across the country. more than 103 million people will travel this holiday season. that is up 1.5 million from 2015. the days leading up to christmas are expected to be the busiest at the nation's airports with more than 6 million passengers i

danielle nottingham, cbs news. >> that is quite a life. >>> coming up on the "cbs morning news." football fallout. the coach of the university of minnesota football team shows support for his players during a boycott. >>> and hillary actually on "snl" as clinton makes a final plea. this is the "cbs morning news." ♪ now i have nicoderm cq. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. it's the best thing that ever happened to me. every great why needs a great how. what aremaking a cake!ht now? uh oh. i don't see cake, i just see mess. it's like awful. it feels like am not actually cleaning it up. what's that make mommy do? (doorbell) what's that? swiffer wetjet. this is amazing. woah wow. now i feel more like making a mess is part of growing up. only new wetjet pads have absorb and lock to soak up tough messes and lock them away stop cleaning. start swiffering. pain from a headache can when make this...old, feel like this. all-in-one cold symptom relief from tylenol®, the #1 doctor recommended pain relief brand. tylenol® th

danielle nottingham shows us how that community gathered to remember the 14 people who were killed and how survivors are trying to recover. >> and a moment of silence as we honor the 14 individuals who were lost. >> reporter: a somber ceremony marked the one-year anniversary of the workplace massacre that killed 14 people and injured 22 others at the inland regional medical center in san bernardino. >> we will never forget that day or the victims of this senseless act of violence. >> reporter: syed farook and tashfeen malik walked into a holiday luncheon for county employees and opened fire. >> take a picture by the christmas tree when he came shooting through the room. >> reporter: julie was shot twice by farook. her pelvis was shattered. four surgeries later remains a slow recovery. >> i have accepted the new level of, you know, just that everyday pain that's just kind of a new normal. >> reporter: while the community here is still trying to heal, it's still unclear if the husband and wife team had help planning the attack. the fbi believes farook and malik were radicalized but after

danielle nottingham cbs news, orange , california. ((demetria obilor)) >>> we're now going to take a look on the roads... ((demetria obilor)) ((demetria obilor)) >> back to you./// morning! ((demetria obilor)) >> and we get not 1-- but two performances! a taste of what to expect at their hit show! ((kirsten joyce)) >>> plus... taking a look "behind the ice" ... our first viewing of the trailer of the new series about the vegas golden knights. those stories and more.. coming up on 8 news now good the average age of a homeless person is 9 years old. my dream is to help kids living on the streets with education. charles what's up man? -whoa! how can we help? -ah man! basketball player? yes! -wow! my heart's about to jump out my chest man. charles you ought to be proud man. i'm just extremely grateful they were here giving them some encouragement- that's something that these kids are going to remember for a lifetime. did you see his big old feet? look. in tennessee .. the search for loved ones ... as crews battle the massive wildfires. ((

cbs news correspondent danielle nottingham has more. >> reporter: a converted warehouse that went upn flames was under investigation for code violations. >> there was an inspection of the property and we were able to confirm blight at the property and we are still investigating the allegations of unpermitted construction. >> reporter: the fire tore through the oakland go slip warehouse as dozens of people attended a rave party friday night. at least nine people were killed but officials believe more victims could be buried under debris caused when the roof collapsed. >> we expect the number of deceased to go up. how far i don't know. but we're expecting the worst, maybe a couple dozen. >> reporter: investigators are taking fingerprints to help identify the dead. they say they may bring in cadaver dogs to help search for more victims. bob mule was a residents artist in the building and made it out alive with some 99 nor burns but he still doesn't know what happened to his friend. >> i haven't seen him and there's been flames shooting out of the building for the past 30 minutes, so i h

daniel nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, coming up, unsolved murder case, two decadeld. >> but this morning there are new developments in the death of jonbenet ramsey. >>> also this morning we are getting an up close look at damage left behind at oakland ghost ship the warehouse fire that left dozens dead. >>> raising money for gatlinburg, tennessee we will show you star studded tell -a-thon organized by dolly parton when we come back, stay with did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet that's 10 times faster than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 150 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. >>> happening today, new town connecticut will mark fourth anniversary of the sandy hook shooting with a moment of silence. on december 14th, 2012, 20 years old adam lanza walk in the elementary school and killed 20 children, and six ad

kyser tylen from nottingham covered over 32,000 miles in 12 months.g a record that stood since 1938. and it has been such an intense year in british politics, it is enough to make you want to escape toa cabin is enough to make you want to escape to a cabin in the middle of nowhere. i will review it all in half an hour. good afternoon and welcome to bbc news. celebrations have begun around the world to welcome in 2017. this was the scene in sydney earlier, where officials there say it's the city's biggest ever fireworks display. 1.5 million people are estimated to have been celebrating by the opera house on the harbour front. and in hong kong an hour ago, a similarly extroverted display as the sky along the waterfront lit up with thousands of explosions. and you may be able to hear a rather techno rendition of auld lang syne. security has been stepped up in major cities as the world marks the start of the new year. concrete barriers are blocking off central squares in paris, madrid and new york to prevent attacks like the recent ones in berlin and nice

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >> all right. i'm still trying to get past the belly button lint. >> yeah. >> what does that have to do with breaking up? >> and also the license plate? that was kind of bizarre. breaking up with texas? >> a lot of weird things there. >> all right. anyone can donate to the museum. so -- >> that's right. the museum also opened in l.a. this year. but there's also a traveling exhibit that crosses the globe. >> it's interesting. >> your chance to see it. >> okay. [ laughter ] >>> 4:53. the thing that makes your car the safest on the road isn't airbags or seatbelts. it's actually your car's headlights. we'll explain next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, researchers says 38 vehicles got the top honor of "safety >>> the insurance institute for highway safety is out with the list of the safest cars. researchers say that 38 vehicles got the top honor of safety pick plus. toyota and lexus had the latest -- most modest followed by honda and its acura division. the agency says one new requirement they looked into this year w

cbs' danielle nottingham has the latest from oakland. reporter: crews have resumed the painstaking process of sifting thru the debris of this burnt out oakland warehouse in search of more victims. an unstable wall forced workers support -- called their search just after midnight. officials say the wall is leaning three inches. >> for us as firefighters and , potentially collapsing exterior wall, is extremely dangerous. reporter: carmen brito lived in the warehouse. she described the chaos of trying to get out when flames erupted. >> i was shouting for help and people started to run toward the fire. they were grabbing fire extinguishers to try and put it out. people who were there for the event, nobody knew what was going on. reporter: officials say they don't know exactly how many peole they're looking for. as many as 100 people could have complaints that people were living there. >> it was cluttered, it was filthy. there was crime, there was guns. there was drugs. reporter: shelley mack says she use to live in the warehouse. she says sh

this morning, a main route into one of the uk's major l pause was blocked, and in nottingham tram linesrs laid across the tracks. the black lives matter people who blocked the airport, i thought it was done. i would be angry, as a black person, if i missed my flight because of that? i understand what they are trained to do, i'm trying to find the word, but it kind of made people... it gave them a reason to disrespecting. it won't change people's opinions for the better, you've blocked at the airport. —— blocked up. trying to get a holiday! that's what i'm saying. if you were against black people in any way and you try to go on holiday, and they have blocked the airports... it's that attitude. i accept your nomination for president of the united states!|j humbly president of the united states!” humbly and gratefully accept your nomination... it is a terrible time to be honest, donald trump is a joke but maybe he is meant to be the joke that we do not see coming. i'm not even shocked. when i went to bed, hillary clinton had it clearly. i woke up and donald trump had one. i thought, why? m

danielle nottingham, cbs news, san diego. >> denise: god love him. the poway rotary club will send terror attacks on the trip. romona? >> romona: thank you, denise. >>> the latest on the deadly carbon monoxide poisoning and a triple shooting. we have a live report from the akron barber shop where it happened and getting answers about the nexus pipeline now that the federal government gave its okay to go through our area. we will have those stories and ?? tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there's entresto?- a breakthrough medicine that can help make more tomorrows possible. tomorrow, i want to see teddy bait his first hook. in the largest heart failure study ever, entresto? was proven to help more people stay alive and than a leading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto?. it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto? with an ace inhibitor or or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace o

this morning a main route into one of the uk's major airports was blocked and in nottingham tram linesf demonstrators lay on the tracks. black lives matter that blocked the airport, i thought that was just dumb and! airport, i thought that was just dumb and i would be angry if i was trying to catch my plane and i missed my flight. i get what they are trying to do. i think, i'm trying to find the word, but it gave people a reason to disrespect it. trying to find the word, but it gave people a reason to disrespect itm ain't going to change no one's opinion for the better, because they just blocked off the airport. trying to get on holiday! if you were against black people in any way and then you try to go on holiday and made blocked the airport... laughter it's true! dance music. i accept your nomination for president of the united states.” humbly and gratefully accepts your nomination. i think it is a terrible time. trump is a joke. nomination. i think it is a terrible time. trump is ajoke. but nomination. i think it is a terrible time. trump is a joke. but maybe he's meant to be the jo

cbs' danielle nottingham has the latest. crews have now searched most of the warehouse that was the site of a deadly fire friday night. one small section still needs to be secured before workers can finish combing th building. we're going to continue the process until absolutely every piece of debris is removed from this building. every area of the area has been searched. the manager of the warehouse called the ghost ship - derick almena [al-menah] was spotted at the site early tuesday morning apologizing for the tragedy.artists say he charged them rent to live in the unpermitted space despite potential hazards. hazards.officials dont expect to find more victims in the investigation of the fire is underway.it's unclear how the ferocious fire started. but they do know the cluttered living space helped fuel the flames. records show numerous complaints and violations including "illegal interior building structure" and a "ton of garbage piling up."a makeshift memorial nearby continues to grow this is your first time seeing it si

are three other fixtures in the championship with second place newcastle also in action against nottinghamanchester united tomorrow, it'll be a first return to old trafford for the brazil defender fabio da silva. he and his twin brother — rafael — both played under sir alex ferguson, winning the premier league title three times. and the brothers spoke to our reporter steve crossman about what kind of reception fabio might expect. i try and stop work, and i think about how it's going to be, but there are 1000 things in my head, like what it will be like, the reaction... i think it will be nice. i think it might be stranger for you, because you will have to decide who you are going to support, raphael mac? well, i have to support my brother at this time! —— rafael. to be clear, you will be supporting middlesbrough? laughter i will be supporting my brother, i wa nt i will be supporting my brother, i want him to win. i think i will be supporting middlesbrough. . .! and you can see more of that interview on football focus tomorrow at 12 o'clock on bbc 1. george north will return for northampton

cbs' danielle nottingham reports from san diego, california. as the first bombs fell on the uss arizona in pearl harbor, then seaman first class ray chavez had just finished a shift sweeping for mines. he rushed over to help. help."all the harbor was on fire, all the ships were smoking black smoke because the japanese had torpedoed and bombed"more than 2400 americs 104 years old, chavez is known as the oldest living survivor of the attack. the veteran didn't talk about what he witnessed until 50 years later. "i saw all the men that were lost and all the ships that were sunk" sunk""today, chavez has not lost his fighting spirit. three years ago, at 101 years old, he decided to come to this gym" chavez weighed just 93 pounds and after six months trainer sean thompson, he gained 20 pounds of muscle."he stretches me and pulls me and turns me around and oh my gosh it's great"chavez's determination inspired the gym and local rotary club to raise 13-thousand dollars to send chavez, his daughter and thompson to hawaii to attend the pearl harbor 75th an

danielle nottingham, los angeles. >> i'm intrigued.dding dress, wine that was never open because they never left their spouses. definitely interesting stuff there. >> yeah. >> the museum accepts donations and there is also a traveling exhibit that crosses the globe. >> definitely would be >> i will say it's probably very, very interesting. >> there's a museum for everything now. let's get a quick check of that weather. it's going to be cold today. very cold, but not as windy as yesterday was. tomorrow we'll see clouds around. there will be chance west of the city of seeing a couple of flurries around early in the morning. showers around monday morning. then we will see a big cold blast coming in the end of this week, where highs won't get above freezing wednesday. >> definitely winter. thanks for joining us. cbs saturday morning is next. >> don't forget to download our free wusa9 app. we have our forecast on there, the latest news and traffic. we're back tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. have a great day. end captions by: caption colorado,

danielle nottingham reports. >> reporter: as the first bombs fell on the "uss arizona" in pearl hab harbor, then seaman ray chavez had just finished a shift sweeping for mines. he ran over to help. >> our ships were smoking. black smoke because japanese had torpedoed and bombed. >> reporter: more than 2,400 americans died that day. at 104 years old, chavez is known as the oldest living survivor of the attack. the veteran didn't talk about later. >> because i still -- all of the men that were lost and all of the ships that were sunk. >> reporter: today, chavez has not lost his fighting spirit. three years ago, at 101 years old, he started coming to this gym. >> very good, ray. >> reporter: chavez weighed just 93 pounds, and after six months of working out with his trainer shawn thompson, he gained 20 pound of muscle. >> stretches me and pulled me and turns me around. and, oh, my gosh, it's great. >> reporter: chavez's determination inspired the gym and local rotary club to raise $13,000 to send chavez, his daughter, and thompson to hawaii to attend the pearl harbor 75th anniversary ceremoni

to go danielle nottingham, cbs news san diego. >>> right now crews have rescued a manatee stranded in lake tarpon. there is a huge rescue effort underway to save several manatees that made their way into the water during tropical storm colin. a few of those manatee sightings on the lake. manatees can live in fresh and saltwater, but they can't there before it gets colder. fish and wildlife officers say they think three manatees are in the lake that coming up on "10news at noon," find out about a unique music festival. the kids putting it on will provide a lot of free entertainment. >>> most of you don't trust auto mechanics, right? we will help you pick one. >>> we have one patch of fog sticking around, causing problems. >> it shut down the sunshine skyway bridge. we could sea a w showers this afternoon and then slightly cooler air on the way for friday. i will let you know how low the temps will go coming up after the break. >>> 10news and the lightning want to put you in the stand for a game. watch "10news at 11" to get a secret word and then you enter to win and you could get two l

danielle nottingham was there at the memorial. >> in a moment of silence, entered the 14 individuals were lost. >> somber ceremony marked the one year anniversary of the massacre that killed 14 people and injured 22 other, at the inland regional medical center in san bernardino. >> we will never forget that day or the victims of this senseless act of violence. >> farook, animal evening, walked into holiday luncheon for county employees, and opened fire. >> taking a picture by the christmas tree, came shooting through the room. >> julie shot twice by farook, her pelvis shattered, four surgeries later remains a slow recovery. >> accepted the new level as, you know, just that every day pain, just kind after new normal. >> while the community here is still trying to heal, it is still unclear if the husband and wife team had help planning the attack. >> the fbi believes farook and malik were radicalized, after unprecedented effort to recover data from smart phone, officials have not made any arrests linked directly to the attack. she said she is focused on healing. >> the amount of love f

danielle nottingham looks back at the life of the original celeb eton. >> reporter: a true tinseltown beauty, zsa zsa gabor became known for her offscreen life. married at least nine times, her husband's included hotel tycoon conrad hilton, the man who invented the barbie doll, as well as one of her own divorce attorneys. >> i am just a simple hungarian girl. >> reporter: born in budapest in 1917, she followed her sister and green eger -- greenacres store is a gaborik. her big break was starring in the original moulin rouge. she appeared in more than 40 movies and paraded her glamorous lifestyle on television, crating such memorable quotes as i am a marvelous housekeeper. every time i leave a man, i keep his house. her favorite accent was heard on many tv shows and an animated movies. her colorful behavior landed her in the headlines in the late 80s, when she spent three days in jail after slapping a beverly hills police officer during a traffic stop. the turn-of-the-century brett new challenges. in 2002, a car accident left her partially paralyzed. she suffered a stroke a few years l

danielle nottingham has more on his career. >> reporter: alan thicke was best known for his role as aad. >> ♪ >> likable tv dad, doctor jason severee on growing pains >> ♪ >> reporter: and real life father of singer, song writer robin thicke. >> tough standard living up to him, when i come home in real life, tougher to parent without eight writers, and without the benefit of he had its. >> reporter: he also had two other sons. >> generally i feel like i don't some of it the right because, i'm madly in love with all of them. all three of my boys are quite fabulous. >> reporter: thicke was a composer penning several popular tv theme songs including different strokes, facts of life and original theme to the wheel of fortune. >> wow. >> reporter: his current role was as a recurring guest as a grandfather on the netflix original series fuller house. a reboot of the full house family sitcom from the 1990's. thicke was a popular talk show host in his native canada before coming to the u.s. his publicist says that thicke died of a heart attack in los angeles. he connect with his fans, just ho

daniel nottingham, cbs3 news. >>> the 538 members of the electoral college will formally cast photos to elect donald trump as president. but some electors, mostly democrats want more answers now about russia's interference in the election. wendy gillette has more. >>> some members say they need more evidence about russia's involvement before casting their vote >> i want the information at or about that time there so that the american public know who has been involved and make sure we protect the integrity of the american democracy >> 80 electors all democrats except for one republican have requested an intelligence briefing when they're expected to formally elect donald trump president. that republican is elect tore who says he won't vote for him although. >> i think this is the first time in america's history where we have someone unfit for office. >> the president-elect surrogates say intelligence findings that russia metalled in the election to help trump have been inclusive and dismiss the efforts of electors who want to delay the vote >> it's about democrats that can't accept th

. >> i'm danielle nottingham in oakland, california. more about the victims of a deadly warehouse fire, while the search continues for more >> and, the election recount battle continues. hear what green partytoy and the where she's doing i'm rahel

danielle nottingham, cbs news. >>> we've got a nose poor wine and it is paying off for him.ctive. call him detective. twenty years experience in the win business, his job to keep these sell remembers forgery free. he said the best way to spot a fake, look to see if old wine has new label. sounds simple enough. people are caring less cash than they used to now some stores are eliminating paper money entirely. some merchant also except apple credit. restaurant, for instance, say not having to make change speeds up service, airlines stopped excepting cash for in flight purchases year ago, and the country of sweden also largely cash-less. >> cash is expensive. it is time consuming. and that's the loss either cash less handling or theft. >> another reason businesses might want to go cash-less, customers who play with plastic tends to spends more, an estimated 12 to 18%. so maybe come supers doesn't want to just to use classic, but business. >> severe cold hits the midwest drastically lowering temperatures to bone chilling. more than 1700 plow trucks are out salting roads right no

that snow swinging through new castle county and delaware, east nottingham getting a steady lielt snow as well. snow will continue, it will be accumulating. it will be slipping and sliding to start with, but not all day. we will see changes. this snow will come to an end completely later this morning for the lehigh valley, philadelphia and wilmington will see it change first. we are seeing a changeover to the south. it is moving towards atlantic city. had snow in atlantic city, but if the atmosphere is warming up, it is changing. in between we have potential for icing as the ground is so cold from the last couple days, still below freezing. rain is moving in. in some areas we will see it freeze as it hits the ground. temperatures are critical. well below freezing. that's why we only see snow in allentown and pottstown. 27 degrees in philadelphia. in the low 20s in trenton. snow is falling there. already up to 30 degrees in millville. it is now within one degree of freezing mark in wilmington. that warming is going to continue. but not everybody is out of the woods. you can see dover st

from the community support that we have all received, you know, that's incredible. >> danielle nottingham, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> meanwhile, thousands of residents and merchants have returned to gatlinburg to see what's left of their homes and businesses after wild fire there. they could only stay there a few hours to survey their properties. while some encountered smoldering rubble, others breathe add sigh of relief. fire hopscotch through that city in some areas leaving devestation in its path. >> a war zone. you know? as people say, total destruction. there is nothing left. >> the fire killed 13 people, and injured 80 other. >> well, there is so much of hawaii big island to get more than 2 feet of snow. a winter storm warning in effect through tomorrow evening for mon a/k/a. and monala. says 30 inches every snow possible, south wind ten to 20 miles per hour, leading to blowing and drifting snow. you never think of hawaii getting that snow, justin. >> not at all. >> hey, they can hands it will better than i can. >> pretty cool. you can surf or even snow board in the same day. >>

harry lives in nottingham cottage, his two-bedroom residence on the grounds of the& palace where william kate also have an apartment. >> meghan is friends with quantico star priyanka chopra who told us last night if there was a royal wedding she's all in. >> not my place to say at all, but listen, i love buckingham palace. so if the queen invites me i will be there. >> keeping mum like a good friend should. while weir still waiting for prince harry and meghan together, nobody is going to ever forget the sight of katy perry and orlando bloom o cf1 o paddleboarding. there's a reason why we're not showing you the bottom half of the photo and orlando stepped out solo and how he talked about l s girl kats y wataa to surprise. >> she's amazing. she's -- i'm super proud of the work that she does. she's a voice that speaks to so many and it's remarkable to see her champion this cause. do this together. >> could it seriously be that what katy and orlando like best about each other isn't this sort of freedom naked and unafraid in italy or is it that he proposed this giant engagemenngt ri which we