omar villafranca takes us to the damage in texas... where nine twisters swept through. > 'i found the jet' many residents are retrieving what little they have left following this weekend's deadly tornadoes: (denise garcia/ resident) compared to our neighbors, i think we got pretty lucky, the house is still standing, the walls are standing more than a hundred homes in the garland were reduced to rubble saturday when an ef-4 tornado, packing winds of up to 200 miles per hour, tore through the area. 61-year-old gwendolyn wheatley says it was the scariest night of her life: (gwendolyn wheatley/ resident) i just stayed in my closet all night long, shaking like a leaf on a tree. (omar villafranca cbs news rowlett, texas) a 24-hour curfew remains in effect here in rowlett -- where an ef-3 tornado also caused extensive damage. the tornado flipped this van on its side and ripped the roof off of this house. on sunday - authorities damaged water tower - out of fears of flooding: (brian funderburk/ rowlett city manager) at this point we've had an

omar villafranca joins us live from hard-hit rowlett,texas. ((omar villafranca)) > deadly tornadoes ripped through north texas leaving a 40 mile long path of destruction. >a shed floated down a flooded creek in newton county, missouri and first responders across the south and midwest have been rescuing families caught in rising water. (gov. phil bryant/mississippi) pipe 1 "233 homes have been destroyed 463 homes are damaged." authorities estimate at least 40 people have died in this winter storm that stretches from oklahoma to florida. (stringer of tornado in rowlett) "oh i see it! it's crossing the highway right there!" the same storm is responsible for 9 tornadoes that touched down over ( willard jordan/tornado survivor) "all we could do was run to the closet and pray. ask god to let it pass over us. // that sound, i just can't get it out of my head. it does something to you. it was something that i needed. it changed my life." this elementary school took a direct hit and neighbors helped salvage what they could. this was a daycare, thankful

omar villafranca reports from the tarrant county courthouse in held a news conference. omar: ethan and tonya couch, mother and son, are now in the hands of mexican authorities after the pair was apprehended in puerto vallarta, on the pacific coast of mexico. this new image, released by mexican officials, shows the 18-year-old couch with an altered appearce. his blonde hair now a dark brown. sheriff dee anderson: we're excited we have them back in custody. to be honest with you, we are going to breathe a lot easier when they are back in this country. omar: earlier this month, the two disappeared after couch missed a meeting with his probation officer. ethan couch made headlines two years ago when he eluded jail time after killing four people in a drunk driving crash. during the trial, a psychologist testified on behalf of couch, saying the teen suffered from "affluenza", suggesting his parents' wealth left him without a sense of responsibility. officials believe the pair may it surfaced earlier this month and appears to show couch at a party where a drinking game was bein

as omar villafranca reports... the damage is bad enough to cause mississippi's overnor to declara state of emergency. 3 many in the south are spending christmas eve cleaning up after severe weather spawned several tornadoes wednesday. dozens of homes were destroyed, and thousands left without power. mississippi's governor declared a state of emergency.(sot- gov. phil difficult, particularly this time of year, to see such damage and know the heartbreaks thth go with that damage."natsthis twister spotted in holly springs, mississippi is believed to have been on the ground for more than 100 miles. it tossed several cars into the air, killing a 7-year-old boy. marvin sims and his wife survived the storm in their bathroom.(sot - marvin sims/holly springs, ms)"i looked up and the roof was blowing off the house. i just told her, 'hold on! hold on!' as i could."natsin pope county, arkansas, an 18-year old was killed when a tree crashed into her bedroom. the severe weather is now moving east.(sot - danielle niles/meteorolog

omar villafranca shows us the damage from hard-hit rowlett, texas. >> reporter: the sdast disaster is texas-sized and those who survived, will never forget. >> we ran inside the bathroom and hunkered down. next thing you hear is scratching and glass. >> reporter: the occasional lightning strikes illuminated the twisters that started touching down in the dallas area around 6:30 saturday night. at least 11 people died, including several in their cars, when a tornado crossed interstate 30. officials say the path of destruction stretches for 40 miles and more than 600 structures are damaged or destroyed. weather forecasters say two to 200 miles per hour, tossing mobile homes like toys and flattening entire streets. the governor of texas says the situation is still volatile across the northern part of the state that is simultaneously experiencing extreme ice and snow conditions and torrential rain. >> we need you to remain vigilant. >> reporter: many homes in the community of rowlett have been reduced to piles of debris. locality officials sent our four alerts before the tornadoes hit, war

omar villafranca reports. >> reporter: ethan and tanya couch, mother and son, are now in the hands of mexican authorities after the pair was apprehended in puerto vallarta on the pacific coast of mexico. the new image released by mexican officials shows 18-year- old couch with an altered appearance. his blonde hair now a dark brown. >> we're excited that we have them back in custody. to be honest with you, we're going to breathe a lot easier when they're back in this country. >> reporter: earlier this month, the two disappeared after couch missed a meeting with his probation officer. ethan couch made headlines two years ago when he eluded jail time after killing four people in a drunk driving crash. during the trial, a psychologist testified on behalf of couch saying the teen suffered from "affluenza" saying his parent's well left him without a sense of responsibility. officials think they may have fled because of this video that surfaced this month and appears to show couch at a party where a drinking game was being played. this could have violated his probation. even though he is 18

omar villafranca, cbs news, rowlett, texas. laura: four texas counties are under a state of emergency. the national weather service says texas tornadoes this time of year are unusual. new at 5:30, a crash is under investigation in greene county. iowa state patrol says 20-year-old sydney thomas died in a single car crash last night. around 6:45 p.m. an online report says the car went off the road and over -corrected, which caused the crash. right now, this man is sitting behind bars charged with his third owi. 30-year-old ben royer was arrested saturday after fleeing the scene of a two car crash in perry. it happened saturday afternoon on highway 141 and 8h street. five people in white van were taken to the hospital. police say royer ran into a nearby apartment but police searched the building and took him into custody. royer is facing a long list of charges. no word in the conditions of the 5 people in the other car at this time. a christmas day car crash in fort dodge is now deadly. family members tell us 6-year-old payton hen

omar villafranca is on the scene in hard-hit rowlett, texas. omar: many residents are retrieving what little they have left, following this weekend's deadly tornadoes. >> compared to our neighbors, i i think we got pretty lucky. walls are standing. omar: more than 100 homes in the rubble saturday when an ef-4 tornado, packing winds of up to 200 miles per hour, tore through the area. 61-year-old gwendolyn wheatley says it was the scariest night of her life. >> i just stayed in my closet all night long, shaking like a leaf on a tree. omar: a 24-hour curfew remains in effect here in rowlett, where an ef-3 tornado also caused extensive damage. you can see the tornado knocked over this van and behind me, it ripped the roof off of this house. on sunday, authorities evacuated water tower out of fears of , flooding. >> at this point, we've had an engineer who is familiar with that particular water tower assess it. based on the damage that he saw, he was concerned enough to ask us to drain the water tower. omar: the unusual weather pattern is now blanket

omar villafranca, cbs news, fort worth, texas." ((paul joncich)) the district state to move couch's case from juvenile to adult criminal court. if he is caught now.. he would be in a juvenile detention facility until he is 19.. which is in four months. they want him locked up for much longer./// ((denise valdez)) > we'll be right, and we'll visit tedd at this is 8 news now at 4. ((paul joncich)) > christmas will have a rare full moon for the time in decades. nasa says the it will peak at about 3 in the morning our time. it is actually called a full cold moon because it shows up the last christmas full moon was in 19- 77. the next one will be in 19 years. a nasa spacecraft is actually orbiting the moon as well.. investigating it's lunar surface./// ((denise valdez)) > there are plenty of sights to see before christmas.. including many of the decked out houses around the valley. ((dave courvoisier)) tedd florendo is at one near robindale and the 215 with your forecast.. tedd... < tedd florendo >((skies have more sunshine this afterno

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omar villafranca, cbs news, ft. worth, texas. >>> campaign 2016 has turned into an escalating showdown between front runners donald trump and hillary clinton. the billionaire is stepping up attacks against the former first lady, including comments about former president bill clinton's affairs. kenneth craig reports from new york. >> reporter: donald trump touched down in omaha tuesday night and ratcheted up his attacks on democratic front-runner hillary clinton. >> frankly, hillary brought up the whole thing with sexist and all i did was reverse it on her because she has a major problem and it happens to be right in her house. >> reporter: trump claims bill clinton's extra mayor tall affair with monica lewinsky is fair game in his wife's campaign. trump conceded his own indiscretions could also be scrutinized. campaigning in new hampshire hillary clinton only took a swipe at trump's campaign slogan. >> i think america is great and greater. >> reporter: but her campaign called trump's words degrading. clinton sent ou

as omar villafranca reports... were arrested in mexico last night. 3 mexican authorities apprehended ethan couth and his mother tonya in puerto vallarta. the 18 year old had apparently tried to disguise himself - his blond hair was dyed brown when he was caught. the pair *disappeared* earlier this month after couch missed a meeting with his probation officer. (dee anderson/tarrant county sheriff)"they planned to disappear they had something that was almost akin to a going away party before they left town."(track) ethan couch was given probation and no jail time two years ago after killing four people in a drunk driving crash. during the trial -- a psychologist testified that the teen suffered from "affluenza" -- suggesting his parents' wealth left him without a sense of responsibility. authorities say they will try to transfer couch's case to an adult court. omar"now that he's in custody what do you want to happen to ethan couch this time around?" anderson: "well i'd like for him to be held accountable." (track)and

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cbs's omar villafranca assesses the damage. >> reporter: the disaster is texas sized. >> we heard crashing glass. >> reporter: the occasional lightning strike illuminated the twisters that began touching down in the dallas area around 6:30 saturday night. at least 11 people died including several in their cars when the tornado crossed interstate 30. the path of destruction stretches for 40 miles and more than 600 structures are damaged or destroyed officials say. weather forecasters say two tornadoes clocked speeds of up to 200 miles per hour tossing mobile homes like toys and flattening entire streets. the governor of texas says the situation is still volatile across the northern part of the state that is simultaneously experiencing extreme ice and snow conditions and torrential rain. >> we need you to remain vigilant. >> reporter: many homes in the community of rowlett have been reduced to piles of debris. local officials sent out four alerts minutes before the tornadoes hit warning people to take cover. >> i think that's why question have fewer fatalities and fewer injuries than we have

omar villafranca, cbs news. >> new york city could reach high in the mid-70s this christmas eve. >>> well, it's estimated 100 million people are traveling this holiday season. this morning, thousands were reunited with family at airports around our region. we caught up with travelers atragen national airport. >> reporter: folks who decide to travel early weren't in luck because there weren't many long lines or delays so far. yesterday was troublesome. >> yesterday my flight got cancel and went over to another delay, delay, delay >> it's a long night for elizabeth. >> the tornadoes through the south put everybody on standby. >> reporter: and this person got caught up in weather woes, traveling from europe. the delays started once he made it state side. >> arrived at reagan national 1:00 a.m. and found a spot on the side of the floor here and gave me a new perspective to the meaning of "no room at tin." >> reporter: working holiday at the airport is not so bad. >> even with the delays, those will help our business, so you know, we're looking forward to business. >> reporter: things are

core upon omar villafranca reports from hard hit texas. >> reporter: erika, in the daylight you can see what the tornado did. this used to be a house, under some of this debris, is someone's nissan, on top that far car there is a furnace parked right on top. now, from what we understand this could have been much worse. city officials sent out four alerts to resident just minutes before the tornado hit warning them to take cover. many residents are retrieving what little they have left following this weekend's deadly tornados. >> compared to our neighbors, i mean, i think we got pretty lucky. the house is still standing. the walls are standing. >> nor than 100 homes in the garland area were reduced to rubble saturday, when an ef4 tornado packing winds of up to 200 miles per hour tore through the area. sixty-one year old glendolin wheatly says it was the scariest night of her life. >> so i stayed in my closet all night long checking -- shaking like a leaf on atrocious. >> twenty-four hour curfew remains in effect here at rowlett after ef tornado with the damage. you can see the tornado kn

omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. >> glor: that is the cbs evening news tonight.ater on cbs, "60 minutes" and the president's oval office address. i'm jeff glor in new york. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> some scary moments as streets are shut down and buildings evacuated in one dc neighborhood. all because of what one person brought in to the police department. hello i'm debra alfarone. the scene is all clear now after someone went to the fourth district police headquarters with the grenade. and live with new details that he just learned from police. what's up? >> reporter: well debra, this started around 10:30 this morning when they brought a hand grenade here to the headquarters. it's not something they would see every day. and they decided to shut down the area

outside of richardson, and, scott, they're expecting a the heavy police presence there. >> pelley: omar villafranca in texas tonight. omar, thank you. well, a new photo of the san bernardino killers surfaced today. tashfeen malik there on the left, the pakistani woman, and her husband, syed farook, who was born in illinois, had their picture taken last july at chicago's o'hare airport. we learned more today about their preparations for the attack last week and here's carter evans. >> reporter: two days before syed rizwan farook and his wife tashfeen malik killed 14 people in san bernardino, farook signed in here at the riverside magnum range for target practice with his ar-15. mike mcgee said farook approached him. was there anything about him that stuck out? >> not even close. >> reporter: he did ask you a question, though. his gun was smoking. what does that tell you about >> well, the experience with the rifle tells me it was a new rifle. he was not familiar. >> reporter: when you saw his picture, did you recognize him? >> i did recognize him as somebody who had been here in the past. >> reporte

omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. >> he barely put that game down for a second! >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the ship wreck that could hold the biggest sunken treasure ever found. plus, we will meet the former nave s.e.a.l. who, last week, became the first american to swim the entire length of the mississippi. and singer alicia keys joins us in the studio to announce nominees for the grammy awards. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for wching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. thanks for watching. have a great day.3 "siouxland news at sunrise starts now" 3 president obama addressed the nation over terrorism fears..declaring the massacre "an act of terrorism" 3 a south sioux city man is behind bars after an attempted robberychiptole announces new safety measures after an e.coli outbreak affected more than three dozen restaurantsgood morning, and welcome to siouxland news at sunrise!it's 5 o'clock.i'm diana castillo, filling in for jacob heller.i'm meteorologist cat taylor.thanks for waking up

omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. >> he barely put that game down for a second! >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the ship wreck that could hold the biggest sunken treasure ever found. plus, we will meet the former nave s.e.a.l. who, last week, became the first american to swim the entire length of the mississippi. and singer alicia keys joins us in the studio to announce nominees for the grammy awards. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. thanks for watching. have a great day. >> you are watching kcci 8 news. shaina: right now at 4:30, bowl bound. back in pasadena for the first time since 1990. who the hawkeyes take on new year's day. and how much you could be paying if you want to go. eric: and worshipping with presidential hopefuls. ben carson sharing values and beliefs with iowa voters. see the setting where he spent good morning and thank you waking up bright and early with us. shaina: it looks like we have a very warm week ahead. metinka: it is going to

after a three-week manhunt, omar villafranca reports couch has been arrested in mexico. >> ethan couch's newly dyed black hair didt fool mexican authorities who caught the texas teenager on monday despite looking very different than he did two years ago when he was first charge in the deadly drunkiving accident. >> we worked a tremendous amount of leads and learned through some interviews that they had almost akin to a going away party. >> reporter: investigators say couch and his mother tonya drove a pickup truck i io mexico and ended up more than 1200 miles from north texas in the coastal resort town of puerto vallarta. they fled shortly after this video surfaced which appeared to show couch at a party with alcohol. which might have violated his juvenile probation. even though he's 18, tarrant county district attorney sharen wilson says couch is only facing juvenile justice. >> i'm not satisfied with four months in a juvenile facility. we're asking for him to be moved to adult court. >> reporter: couch was only 16 when he avoided jail time and was sentenced to ten years probation for k

omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. >> he barely put that game down for a second! >>>>coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the ship wreck that could hold the biggest sunken treasure ever found. plus, we will meet the former nave s.e.a.l. who, last week, became the first american to swim the entire length of the mississippi. and singer alicia keys joins us in the studio to announce nominees for the grammy awards. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. thanks for watching. have a great day. right now on cbs 2 this morning...the latest information about what might have driven the san bernadino shooters to go on a rampage. the message president obama had for the nation about terrorism on american soil and around the world. the new work being done trying to care for the first responders during 9/11. welcome to cbs two this barry.

omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. >> he barely put that game down for a second!er your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the ship wreck that could hold the biggest sunken treasure ever found. plus, we will meet the former nave s.e.a.l. who, last week, became the first american to swim the entire length of the mississippi. and singer alicia keys joins us in the studio to announce nominees for the grammy awards. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. i'm michelle griego. >>> good morning, everyone. this is a live look out at the golden gate bridge. very foggy and some raindrops out there, too. good morning. it's monday, december 7th. i'm michelle griego. frank is off this morning. but -- but gianna roberta are here. i was driving in. a lot of fog. >> yes. and gianna was asking me earlier, she said my husband and i were having a debate about the condensation. this is condensation in the form of mist all associated with a deep, de

omar villafranca, cbs news. >>> meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz says the christmas eve forecast shows >> after our tornado outbreak, unfortunately, turning deadly, we are watching more stormy weather across the southeast here on christmas eve day. the storms extending from the western florida panhandle right on up to the atlanta area through charlotte and raleigh. the severe threat is a little bit lower but quite a few thunderstorms and chance of flash flooding and local heavy rainfall. we are looking at very stormy pattern and unusually warm air. temperatures 30 degrees above average in the northeast and mid-atlantic corridors. 70s for many. and 80s in florida and breaking numerous record highs on christmas eve and more warm temps in the southeast on christmas day. in fact, right at midnight, maybe santa making his arrival. 63 in new york city and 69 charlotte and 70 in atlanta and miami at 77 and warm across the board. then as we look to the end of this weekend where everyone is starting to travel and head home, a major winter storm gets started in the southern pl

cbs reporter omar villafranca tells us if prosecutors get their way, he and his mother will face jailime. >> reporter: mexican authorities apprehended ethan couch and his mother tanya in puerto vallartata . of the 18- year-old had apparently tried to disguise himself. his blonde hair was brown when he was caught. the pair disappeared this month after couch missed a meeting with his probation officer. >> they had planned to disappear that they even had something that was almost akin to a going away party before they left town. >> reporter: couch got probation no jail time two years ago after killing four people in a drunk driving crash. during the trial, a psychologist testified that the teen suffered from "affluenza," suggesting his parents' wealth left him without a sense of responsibility. authorities say they will try to transfer couch's case to an adult court. >> now that he is in custody, what do you want to happen to ethan couch this time around? >> i would like for him to be held accountable. >> reporter: they will charge his mother with hindering and apprehension. >> that is a

well, muslim-americans are already feeling the divide in their communities here at home, and omar villafranca is looking into this. >> reporter: in the wake of the attacks in paris and san bernardino, muslims around the u.s. say the rhetoric against them has become increasingly incendiary. a few weeks ago armed protesters picketed a nearby mosque in irving. in virginia tempers erupted at a meeting over building a morque. >> every one of you are terrorists. i don't care what you say. >> reporter: last night in philadelphia, a severed pig's head was found outside a mosque, and voice messages like this one left on the answering machine of the council of the american islamic relations. i hope you get sprayed with pig's blood. >> reporter: not far away in fort worth, an american-born muslim says the backlash has gotten worse. >> i was in the car with my nine-month-old daughter and a woman was basically trying to flag me down from her vehicle, and she rolls down her window, and she starts using derogatory language, and she spit from her vehicle to my vehicle. >> reporter: some area imams have even

omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. >> he barely put that game down for a second! news on "cbs this morning," more on the ship wreck that could hold the biggest sunken treasure ever found. plus, we will meet the former nave s.e.a.l. who last week became the first american to swim the entire length of the mississippi. and singer alicia keys joins us from the studio to announce the nominees for the grammy awards. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. have a great day. catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees. from 2:00 to 6:00 p.m., enjoy any medium latte

omar villafranca cbs news rowlett, texas. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) 43 deaths are blamed on holiday period weather that hit a large part of the nation's south and midwest./// brian loftus let's get a check of our local weather. ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) ashley is in for sherry this morning... it's cold out there this morning... when will it warm up? ashley conroy < here's our current temps just above freezing at 33 degrees -- partly cloudy skies out there. humidity about 34 percent. ................................ wide temps right now -- warmer temps in parts of the south -- but colder temps behind it in texas -- so this is significant -- because whenever you have a storm system with colder temps meeting warmer temps -- it's much more of a recipe for severe storms. ...................... you can see these storms over in dallas and in the south -- there's a low spiraling right now which is creating this mass of rain on the eastern portion of the storm and snow and winter weather on the eastern side. if any of you are traveling to

core upon dent omar a villafranca shows us the devestation from dallas. >> reporter: this tornado owe in clarks dale, mississippi one of several that raked across the southeast, unusually warm air fueled the powerful storms. >> just thankful that our lives are saved. >> tim marberry and family escaped injury, but there is little left of his cuomo mississippi home. >> just trying to salvage our clothes that is still dry. >> the storms destroyed dozens of houses and knocked out power to thousands. torrential rain and hail also made driving hazardous. this twist nerve nearby holly springs, tossed several cars into the air killing a seven year old boy. in sadderus, a tornado raised across the highway flipping tractor-trailer on its side. pope county arkansas 18 year old killed when a tree crashed in her bedroom. severe weather threat is shifting east today. >> there will be a risk of tornados all the way across the southeast, clusters that continue right through the afternoon and early evening. >> survivors of wednesday's storm say they're great philadelphia for what they still have. >> i

omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. >>> and that's the "cbs overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm don dahler. >>> home-grown terror -- a today in colorado. and in the san bernardino case, even before they started dating, the killers started planning online, under the radar. also tonight -- >> i'm sorry. >> an apology from the mayor of chicago can't stop demands for his resignation. >>> trump throws the gop into turmoil. and a medical breakthrough -- a new way to make puppies. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> there are major developments in two terror cases. the fbi says that planning for the san bernardino massacre began much earlier than first thought, and in colorado, the man charged last month with murdering three at a planned parenthood clinic made a startling courtroom confession. first we'll go to barry petersen in colorado springs. dear kept up a stream of outbursts from the beginning of the

omar villafranca has the latest. omar: as rescue crews in north texas sift through debris for people still unaccounted for -- >> i found the jet. omar: many residents are retrieving what little they have left following this weekend's deadly tornadoes. >> compared to our neighbors, i think we got pretty lucky. the house is still standing, the walls are standing. omar: more than a hundred homes in the garland area were reduced to rubble saturday when an ef-4 tornado, packing winds of up to 200 miles per hour, tore through the area. 61-year-old gwendolyn wheatley says it was the scariest night of her life. >> i just stayed in my closet all night long, shaking like a leaf on a tree. omar: a 24 hour curfew remains in effect here in rowlett, where an ef-3 tornado also caused extensive damage. residents near this damaged water tower out of fears of flooding. >> at this point, we've had an and engineer who is familiar with that water tower assess it. based on the damage that he saw, he was concerned enough to ask us to drain

after a three-week manhunt, omar villafranca reports couch has been arrested in mexico. >> ethan couch's newly dyed black hair didn't fool mexican authorities who caught the texas teenager on monday despite looking very different he was first charge in the deadly drunk iving accident. >> we worked a tremendous amount of leads and learned through some interviews that they had planned to disappear, that they party. >> reporter: investigators say couch and his mother tonya drove a pickup truck into mexico and ended up more than 1200 miles from north texas in the coastal resort town of puerto vallarta. they fled shortly after this video surfaced which appeared to show couch at a party with alcohol. which might have violated his juvenile probation. even though he's 18, tarrant county district attorney sharen wilson says couch is only facing juvenile justice. >> i'm not satisfied with four months in a juvenile facility. we're asking for him to be moved to adult court. >> reporter: couch was only 16 when he avoided jail time and was sentenced to ten years probation for killing four people in a

omar villafranca, cbs news dallas >>> and that's the "cbs overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news

omar villafranca, cbs news. ((paula francis)) the bad weather could have implications on christmas morning across the country. fedex says delays in air traffic is causing them to adjust deliveries, and says some packages may be delivered on christmas day. /// ((paula francis)) > two people have died from the flu in clark county... marking the first deaths of this year's flu season. this is according to the southern nevada health district which adds.. both deaths were men over 60. the health district says the flu typically peaks in january and february. officials urge southern nevadans especially children younger than 5... adults 65 years of age and older, and pregnant women. /// ((denise valdez)) > the teen shot to death in an alleged home invasion... now appears to be connected to a young pregnant woman killed earlier this month. 17 year old manquise adams is dead after police say he and another teen broke into a home yesterday and a resident inside shot and killed him. this comes just days after manquise's cou

omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. >>> and that's the "cbs overnight news" for this thursday.ws continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning little later for the morning news and "cbs this momomo captioning funded by cbs ptio >>> it's thursday, december 10th, 2015. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> new details emerge about the san bernardino shooting, including when the terrorist couple was radicalized and the man who bought the rifles used in the attack. >>> the backlash against donald trump continues to grow after his proposal to ban muslims from entering the united states. but a new poll shows the gop front-runner's popularity is growing in a key primary state. >>> supreme court controversy. justice antosc

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omar villafranca, cbs news, dallas. >> that is the "cbs overnight news" for this monday. for others the news continues. for others check back with us later for the morning news and "cbs news this morning." >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> welcome to o e "overnight news." i'm jeff glor. >>> the fbi is investigation the massacre in san bernardino as an act of terrorism. shortly before syed farook and his wife tashfeen malik opened fire, tashfeen pledged allegiance to isis on facebook. the attack left 14 dead at a president obama addressed the nation last night from the oval l office. >> on wednesday 14 americans were killed as they came together to celebrate the holidays. they were taken from family and friends who loved them deeply. they were white and black, latino and asian, immigrants and american-born. moms and dads, daughters and sons. each of them served their fellow citizens. l of them were part of our american family. tonight i want to talk with you about this tragedy, the broader threat of terrorism, and how we can keep our country safe. the fbi is still g

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