heavy snow and ice made a mess for drivers near salt lake city. 8 inches of snow near salt lake city and shut down the airport for a few hours. >> snow is blamed for explosion of a power line near salt lake city. it knocked out electricity to many residents and businesses and some 13,000 customers lost power in utah. >> as this storm front moved across, it began to blow contaminants into the system and the facilities. >> got to work this morning and the telephone pole in front of the stwrer on fire. >> severe weather out west could also be to blame for a series of bus crashes in southern california. one person killed and dozens were killed. authorities say the separate incidents happened on highways soaked by rain showers. one fatality was thrown through the windshield. >> he tried to overcorrect back to the right and that caused the bus to find of spin around in the lanes. >> this is a mess. a lot of people heading to the roads and trying to get flights this weekend. indra petersons, why do you do this to us? >> of course, there was thanksgiving and wasn't enough for me and the next

you so much rocky anderson for getting out there speaking for the voice of the people former salt lake city mayor former us presidential candidate thank you. homelessness has become an epidemic in the wall street journal fifteen thousand people in new york city's spent the night in homeless shelters this year breaking the record for a single night here in d.c. there's been a stunning rise in the number of homeless families just in the last year the number has grown by eighteen percent according to u.s. department of housing and urban development but the harsh winter effect in most parts of the u.s. at least homeless people in more crabapple climates don't have to worry about frostbite case in point hawaii c. there's an estimated seventeen thousand homeless residents on the big island alone and although they don't have to worry about lethal temperatures the issue is still a problem that legislators been trying to tackle for quite some time but thankfully one lawmaker is taking the matter and to his own hands see democratic representative tom brower has found a unique way to tackle homelessne

choir even helped open the 2002 winter olympic games in salt lake city. members must be able to read music and pass intensive vocals and written tests. >> like singing in church where people say you put on a good program. >> and there's a mandatory retirement. 20 years with the choir or 60 years of age whichever comes first. this year is joanne's last christmas concert. >> it is difficult for some people to leave the choir because it is such an amazing experience. but it's been such a blessing in my life that i am just grateful

when the ruling came down on friday, the mayor of salt lake city, roth becker, he ordered the clerks ay open late to marry as many couples as they possibly could. the mayor himself stayed late in the night to officiate 35 weddings, one after the other. utah state senator jim debachus married his own partner on friday in salt lake city. some couples showed up in wedding dresses. others showed up as quickly as they possibly could, sometimes with their kids in tow to take advantage of their right to get married right now, right this second, before someone told them it was against the law again in their home state. there were reports today that in addition to those boy scouts, people showed up with coffee and doughnuts for the couples and the clerks, also christmas carolers serenaded the waiting couples. we are right now, tonight, awaiting another ruling on the marriage equality decision in utah. we are awaiting a ruling from a federal appeals court on whether or not those hundreds of couples who were married after this decision on friday will be told that they have lost that right once a

we have cell phone pings up to a certain point and be the radar information from salt lake city up to a certain point where he disappeared. >> a toughcation with the elements and tough terrain. a lot of planes and helicopter and grounds people working to help find our loved ones. >> that's eric gonzalez reporting. 60 people are searching on the ground. two members of smith's church in san jose left today to help out. >>> a man is being held on $5 million bail tonight. 21-year-old ronnie colins seen her is charged with one count of murder and two counts of attempted robbery. prosecutors believe he shot a man in broad daylight after they arranged to sell him a console. investigators are able to find colins because he used his real name and photo. >>> the suspect in the tsa targeted shooting rampage made his first court appearance today. you can see paul ciancia has quite a bit of bruising when authorities shot him and took him into custody. he's due back in court later this month. >>> caught on camera. a suspect rumaging through a home in fremont of the he breaks into the house on satur

could have on the world i'm joined now by former salt lake city mayor rocky anderson rocky thank you so much for joining me on the phone it's great to be with you thank you so rocky you were at the tea party rally yesterday what was the main concern you gauge from the protesters. there's a huge concern about the complete lack of any transparency these talks have been going on for years behind closed doors and there have been lobbyists for some six hundred multinational corporations including of course halliburton wal-mart monsanto. but the people in the media haven't been provided anything and there is so much at risk for the public health for the environment for access to bible medicines for regulation and protection against the ravages of the too big to fail financial institutions across the board these folks have come together in secret to protect the interests of multinational corporations and all of it so detrimental to the public interest and in the most anti democratic ways certainly let's talk specifically about utah what implications but the t.v. you have and your state rock

and eleven other countries regarding the transpacific partnership for t p p are taking place in salt lake city throughout the week people have been demonstrating and protest the potentially disastrous effect this trade bill could have in fact that include everything from sweeping changes to the internet to limited access to affordable medicine is joining me now to talk more about these latest protests in utah as well as the impact the t.p. could have on the world i'm going to buy former salt lake city mayor rocky anderson rocky thank you so much for joining me on the phone it's great to be with you thank you so rocky you were at the tea party rally yesterday what was the main concern you gauge from the protestors. well there's a huge concern about the complete lack of any transparency these talks have been going on for years behind closed doors and there have been lobbyists for some six hundred multinational corporations including of course halliburton wal-mart monsanto. but the people in the media haven't been provided anything and there is so much at risk for the public health for the enviro

salt lake city, international airport has had some delays due to this winter weather.argo plain came down on the taxi way and landed but slid because of the freezing rain, so we still have a temporary delay at salt lake city airport. you can see that water making its way up into the dakotas, and boy is it cold. we also have freezing rain concerns stretching across parts of the midwest here. we're looking for some of that winter weather to make the roads very slippery. this will continue to stretch down across parts of northern missouri. we'll expect that winter weather to continue to go away, because we have warming air coming in over the weekend. that's not the case as much as you might like it to be in fargo, or other places in the west. right now we have wind chill advisories out. it feels more like it is well below zero here. feels like 16 for denver. now when we look at what is happening, we do have that large storm system generating the winter weather for the southwest and west right now. but it is going to track to the east, and hell gear up all that warm air to

as far as the forecast goes for the other areas, salt lake city, freezing rain, the snow probably the worst airport problems out there in the country today. okay in the northwest, we'll see a return to maybe some winter type weather in the cascades too. not a big blockbuster storm. >> our salt lake friends, freezing, not fun stuff. >> no one likes to be caught in that, especially for a morning commute. >> you in the christmas mood yet? >> i'm getting there. >> look at this then. we got this photo. it may help you along to get in the christmas spirit. take a look at it. best buds ian and patrick paying a visit to santa on wednesday. >> they look happy. >> smiling ear to ear and yeah, they were giving him their witch list. >> planned their sweaters too. >> yeah. and the hats too. >>> the "x factor"s lost its sixth judge in three seasons. simon cowell confirming demi lovato will not be returning next year. she will be on tour instead. >>> hugh jackman looks to be trading the claws in for a sword in the upcoming peter pan film called "pan." he will star as the pirate black beard. >> not p

freezing rain forcing a transformer in salt lake city, utah, to blow. ompletely different storm will droop into the pacific northwest. that means snow from seattle through the northern rockies. rain and cold for the southwest today and eventually a messy weekend for the middle of the nation. damaging winds and isolated tornados in the south, a hazardous line of ice and above it up to a foot of snow. the big old storm, ill timed for holiday travelers and those last-minute packages. u.p.s. and fedex already breaking records this week. fedex shipping 22 million packages. u.p.s., 34 million. fedex says they have been preparing for this storm since last week. rerouting tens of thousands of packages, they have got 333 plane de-icers. that is one for every two planes. >> this is our peak weekend. we have all 330,000 team members out delivering and picking up packages this weekend. >> reporter: and they have a control room full of 15 meteorologists, many of them former military. they are given updates around the clock. ahead of that storm, we're talking record-h

jim hooley live in salt lake city. thank you. >>> students are admitted to a special seattle area high school can get a head start on pursuing their passion for aviation. some are concerned about the public/private partnership behind the unique school. alan shopler has more now in seattle. >> it makes sense in a place nicknamed "jet city" and in a state where 130,000 people work designing and building airplanes that there would be a school called aviation high. raysbeck aviation high where you will see planes out the classroom and find sky mechanicalen loving math. >> it's a language that describes the universe. if you want to go to space and if we are to really develop things that work, that get off of this planet, we have to understand physics and the language of the universe. >> that's what sky and hercase classmates wants to do, get off of the planet. the curriculum is designed to help them. >> there are no traditional organized sports here but making the robotic team, that is a big deal. >> we put a gopro on the r

i had a lay over in salt lake city. i was gonna miss that. now i'm heading to san francisco to hopefully catch a flight to massachusetts. >> reporter: other equipment came over to help de-ice the wings. >> they pushed through and through solar, they were able to de-ice the aircraft. >> reporter: some travelers were delayed up to two hours. >> that's okay. it happens. >> reporter: airport officials say delta is working to repair the equipment and to make sure there is a backup plan in place so travelers are not impacted tomorrow. reporting from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> pg&e is reporting that the cold weather has driven natural gascon sumtion to a record high -- gas consumption to a record high. the peak demand hit almost five cubic feet in the bay area. that's twice the amount of national gascon summed on thanksgiving. it -- gas consumed on thanksgiving. pg&e says it's meeting the increased demand by using stored dwas for significantly lower prices -- gas for significantly lower prices. >>> a snowstorm shut down th

freezing rain forcing a transformer in salt lake city to blow. almost 4 inches of snow shutting down the salt lake city airport for hours today. and tonight, a completely different storm will drop into the pacific northwest. that means snow, rain and cold to the southwest buy friday. and eventually a messy weekend for the middle of the nation. damaging winds and isolated tornadoes in the south. a hazardous line of ice and above it up to a foot of snow. the big 'ol storm, ill timed for holiday travelers and those last minute packages. ups and fedex already breaking records this week. fed ex shipping 22 million packages. ups, 34 million. fedex says they've been preparing for this storm since last week. rerouting tens of thousands of packages. >> we have all 3330,000 team members out delivering packages. >> reporter: they have many military giving updates sgl. we're talking near record temperatures. let's take a look at probabilities. we have a map, that dark gray that you are seeing, that's a low chance, so sorry kansas, seeing a white christmas. th

accordingly, salt lake city has begun issuing licenses to same sex marriages.seth anderson and michael ferguson, congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> this decision came as kind of a surprise and a surprise to the state. how did you move so quickly and get in to get your license and get married? >> sure. so seth and i were working at the tea shop that we own here in 38tsalt lake and we got a text message and it said judge shelby just struck down the law, you better get down to the courthouse right away. we didn't understand the details but just went, and realized holy moaly, you're going to get married in our state. >> you got married quite soon after getting the license? >> that's correct. >> the clerks hadn't heard, we showed them the e-mail, shortly after that the d.a. got there and was kind and supportive and took the clerks aside to brief them what was going on. about 20, 30 minutes later they came out and said we can proceed. >> i couldn't believe it. >> so now utah's attorney general says the state is requesting an emergency stay pending the filing

jim hooley tells us why from salt lake city utah. >> this has been the scene in utah for days, same-sex couples pouring into county clerk's offices, many turning to local officials and ministers to say, "i do". >> to feel the love and the joy and the elation of people who are finally, free to marry the person they love is beyond explanation. >> it was a shocking turn of events for a state known for traditional values? >> never thought we would see this here. >> all of this is possible by a law that challenges utah's law on same-sex marriage. >> kitchen and moody sabaty. they run a middle eastern food service. >> we were making egg plant for the farmer's market on saturday and heard the news. >> a federal judge ruled the law banning same-sex marriage was banned. it's been euphoria in the same-sex community ever since. more than 900 have obtained marriage listens. >> there are thousands of other couples that want the exact same thing we want. so we are fighting for ourselves, but in that process, we are fighting for everybody as well. >> i now pronounce... >> a law professor at the univer

could have on the world i'm joined now by former salt lake city mayor rocky anderson.

the mayor of salt lake city led one of the first gay wedding ceremonies to an eruption of cheers. federal judge ruled a constitutional amendment approved by utah voters in 2004 is unconstitutional. >> it's a great moment. thousands and thousands of couples and their wonderful little children. it's a proud moment to be able to say to them, your families are important. your families matter. >> the decision makes utah the 18th state to allow same-sex marriage. >>> fast-thinking teachers in south carolina put brakes on a dangerous situation. watch carefully. this surveillance video shows them jumping into action after a school bus packed with fourth graders runs a stop sign. you see there the driver was tossed from his seat. one of the teachers grabbed the wheel. a moment later, another teacher, see him down below there, goes for the brakes. they were able to stop this bus. there were 26 kids on the bus. not sure exactly what happened with the driver. thankfully no one was hurt. >> teacher to the rescue, again. >>> up next, we hear from joe montana as we count down to the 49ers. likel

. >> we still have delayed at the salt lake city city international airport because of wintery weather moving through. up to an hour, so call your airline to see if you flight is included. certainly, you can see that winter weather right now from utah into wyoming, we have some spotty rain that's what initially caused a cargo 757 landed just fine, no damage, but it slipped on the runway. mainly in the mines. we aren't expecting higher accumulations there. where we get the high accumulations today will be in parts of the rockies further over to the north. it feels more like ten degrees below zero, but about 700 miles apart, a pretty big difference in temperatures. if you head down to st. louis, it feels like 41. well, that warm err air to the south, and the colder air to the north, it is already going to cause problems that we are anticipating so a freezing rain has gone into effect across parts of northern missouri, iowa, all the way over into chicago. starts at midnight, prepare for icy roads. freezes and you have the glaze. in about a tent of an inch of ice with that particular storm

choir even helped open the 2002 winter olympic games in salt lake city.nging in church where people say you put on a good program. >> and there's a mandatory retirement. 20 years with the choir or 60 years of age whichever comes first. this year is joanne's last christmas concert. >> it is difficult for some people to leave the choir because it is such an amazing experience. but it's been such a blessing in my life that i am just grateful at this point. >> her smiling face has been a fan favorite, responsibility she said at times drew her to tears. >> i had someone write to me last week say that when she watches the choir and sees us sing she's able to get through the next week, whatever it brings. that's amazing. >> choir often performs to console and soothe. ♪ after september 11, previously planned concert changed to become a performance instead. ♪ god bless america, my home sweet home ♪ >> i'll never forget singing "god bless america" one of the final pieces of the evening, it took on a new and significant meaning that evening. ♪ >> that's really -- ou

there's snow coming across utah, salt lake city. if you are travelling 4-7 inches of snow along i-80 and i-15. the rain is falling across los angeles. be careful if you are travelling there. this is the system pushing across the plains and into the north-east. i'll tell you about it later in the show. >> when we come back a year after venezuela's president took office, a look at how his presidency stacks up against hugo chavez. >> 21 women and girls released from gaol after a court reduces their sentence for protesting. details later. >> it's been a year since muammar gaddafi became venezuela's president. he was hand-picked. some think nicolas maduro may be trying to hard to be like his predecessor. >> for endless hours every day on television president nicolas maduro is following the step of the late president hugo chavez, announcing government plan, passing laws. he's given out his phone number to connect with the people live on tv. [ speaking foreign language ] >> the president claims to be the son. >> translation: i was able to

that should be filed early next week. >> jim hooley live from salt lake city. thank you. >> after 30 years china is easing a one child per couple policy, allowing more married couples to have a second child. formerly only one child was legal, and two if both parents from single children. now, only if one child was an only child. officials fear a labour shortage and growing numbers of elders that the country won't be able to support. >> a city in china has everything you want - plenty of stores, schools and new homes. the only thing it doesn't have is people. andrew thomas explains. >> six years ago all this was farm land. now there's tens of thousands of apartments and plans for more. >> shen dehua lives in one. in her building of 44 flats, four are occupied. >> translation: it's too quiet. on weekends or weekdays it's the same. you don't see anyone on the streets, except sometimes cleaners. >> do others feel the same way? there was no one around to ask. if cheng gong had tumble weed. this is where it would be blowing. >> there's something spooky walking around

an unseasonably warm and sunny day in salt lake city. police and emergency personnel respond to a report of an explosion outside cam's computer services. owner gary wright had arrived at his office at 10:25 a.m. >> when i had pulled into the parking lot, i noticed there was a piece of wood over to the right-hand side near my secretary's car. two two by fours that appeared to be nailed together. i thought well, it's just a piece of scrap lumber. it's got nails sticking out of it. i should probably throw it away. somebody will step on it. but as i bent down to pick it up, there was a slight click and instantly i could feel this huge pressure in my chest. almost a crushing pressure. and i heard what sounded like a fighter jet going over. at that point, i didn't know that it had been a bomb. what i honestly thought was someone had shot me with a shotgun. i began to think, i may not make it. >> the explosion has severed nerves in wright's left arm and impaled more than 200 pieces of shrapnel in his body. investigators quickly determined that

. >> james from salt lake city and kansas city prepare for the mls cup. and in this league the match was a family battle. the entire league is a single business entity. >> we created the structure that allows us at a very high level to think of things that will help the game grow, and to try to avoid. >> it handles tale teams and it proves that it's working. >> i don't think you can find another soccer team in the world that can say the same thing. i believe we have one of the most competitive soccer leagues in the world. >> they're disciplined and organized and careful about how they spend money. the major league soccer has a salary cap of $3 million. >> it can't touch the pay of the three big sports. the nfl salary cap is $123 million. pro basketball, $59 million. that's per team. the entire mls league wide payroll, $89 million according to the league office with each team allowed to over pay key players. >> the reality is that money talks. and players are, you know, are working towards their livelihood. they have limited careers they want to make as mu

. >> the storm socked in the salt lake city airport. in wyoming, blizard conditions on the roads. shippers u.p.s. and fedex have been preparing for the storm since last week. rerouting packages and de-icing planes. an army of santa's helpers to make sure million s of gifts arrive on time. >> if you're hoping for a white christmas, your best bet is the midwest. record warm air means much of the snow here won't last. abc news, washington. >> your time now, 4:35. this may be some welcome news to folks. it looks like saturday mail delivery is not going away any time soon. > good morning, linda. >> hello. yahoo's email service has more than 1 million daily users. it is hard to make everybody happy when you make changes. now they are restoring a multitasking tool for its users. users will now still be able to click between emails, contacts and messages more easily once again. this comes on the heel s of an outage that knocked out access for users for days. it looks like mail will continue to be delivered on saturdays at least a little while longer. a proposed compromise toward the endin

. >> this is coming to us from salt lake city. up to eight inches of snow and ice caused a mess on the roads. it shut down the airports were a bit. what can we expect as we head out? >> it is a very busy travel day in washington. a lot of folks heading out of town and they're going to run into problems, especially north and west of the d.c. area. the national weather service has entered weather storm watches, winter storm warnings, if you have travels to st. louis, chicago, detroit, you can expect delays. here, wegh it is quiet have a lot of moisture. a funnel system that will stall out across the upper and great lakes area. that will bring measurable snow , milwaukee could see upwards of five to seven inches of snow later on this weekend. travel delays in chicago, nothing for bwi, we're going to look for travel delays to stack up as the storm system moves closer our way. >> thank you, steve. lundy -- london's west end is being checked out today after the serial link -- the ceiling collapsed at the apollo theater injuring up to 90

more than 100 same sex couples were married in salt lake city on friday after the ruling. the state government is appealing the judge's decision, but legal experts say the ruling will probably stand. >> because this decision is based on a nights supreme court precedent, i think it's likely it will be upheld by the tenth circuit and the united states supreme court. >> if it stands utah becomes the 18th state where same sex marriage is legal. >>> veterans groups are fighting against the provisions of the budget deal for working age retirees. military retirees would receive smaller annual pension increases. after protests from the military community, lawmakers say they'll take another look next year and possibly reverse t the pentagon warns changes coming to the military benefit system and recommendations will be in may. >>> thieves stole this army corporal's christmas presents. the couple had saved for the biggest christmas ever, spending $5,000 on gifts for the family, but the thieves broke in through a back window and even into their four-year- old's room. >> i've lived he

another in cincinnati and salt lake city went for $48. both usually sell for more than $400. u.s. fwoft rules aimed at truth in advertising require airlines to honor any mistaking fares. what we would like to know is if you could get a deeply discounted flight to a destination of your choice, what would it be? if you want to join the conversation here on "worldwide exchange," get in touch with us by e-mail, worldwide@cnbc.com, @cnbcwex or direct to me @carolincnbc. personally i would want to go anywhere. when you flew into london, i saw thailand, hawaii, all those amazing places. i really want to go anywhere, whether it's discounted or not. what about you, jeffrey? >> i've always had a soft spot for patagonia. it's beautiful down there and i have an argentine colleague and he keeps telling me how wonderful argentina is. >> check it out and see if you can get one of those discounted airfares. probably not. >>> still to come on the show, the yen continues to steal the spotlight, hitting a five-year low against the dollar and the euro. we'll find out what the 2014 trade could be comi

placed in the chest of a 61-year-old defendant dentist by a team of university of utah surgeons in salt lake city. >>> happy birthday to green bay packers quarterback aaron rodgers 30. britney spears is 32. and michael mcdonald of the doobie brothers is 61. >>>er here's what's coming up later on today. after a hair-raising month, matt, al and willie shave off their beards for charity. thank you for watching "early today." i'm veronica de la cruz. have a terrific monday. >>> killed over a game console.1 what san francisco police are doing this morningnbq to catch suspect who they say robbed, thvc$áru a man right in the middle of the afternoon. >> plus, protests to planned parenthood. why demonstrators -- >> and natural gas will oncet< again flow through a carlos. >>> it is monday,çó december 2n. this isxd today in the +-.okñrÑi >>> good morning andÑiÑi happy monday. >>w3 first,çó

jim hooley tells us why from salt lake city. >> it's been an incredible week in utah. so many called the situation surreal. hundreds of same-sex couples ran out to get married. thousands turning out for a giant rally. we talk to couples that have been together for 15, 18 years. they are so happy, but will be able to move into the new year as newly weds. the state says the fight is not over yet. >> this has been the scene in utah for days. same-sex couples pouring into country clerk offices to get marriage licences, many turning to local officials and ministers to say, "i do." >> to feel the love and joy and elation of people who are free to marry the people they love. >> it was a shocking turn of events known for its ways and values. >> all of had is possible. among the plaintiffs. derek kitchen and moudi sbeity. they raun -- run a middle eastern business. the federal judge ruled utah's law was unconstitutional, banning same-sex marriage. it's been euphoria in the state's gay community. more than 900 couples obtained marriage licences. there are thousands of couples th

jim hooley tells us why from salt lake city. >> this has been the scene in utah for days. same-sex couples pouring into country clerk offices to get marriage licences. many turning to country officials and ministers to say i do. >> to feel the love and the joy to marry the person they love. >> it was a shocking turn of event in ta state known for -- in a state known for conservative ways. >> all made possible by a lawsuit that challenged utah's law. among the plaintiffs derek kitchen and moudi sbeity. they run a middle eastern food business in salt lake city. >> we heard the news when we were making food for the farmers' market. >> a federal judge ruled utah's law banning same-sex marriage was unconstitutional. more than 900 same-sex couples obtained marriage licences. there are thousands of couples that want the same thing we want. we are foyinging for hours, but in that process we fight for everybody. >> i now pronounce you wife and wife. >> clifford rosky is a law o prosore. he became a minister to marry couples. >> in utah federal courts recognise same sex couples have

. >> reporter: the security coordinator for the 2002 olympics in salt lake city, the first games after 9/11. >> we have to have a plan that has both protective measures in it, crisis response measures and then a consequence plan if it has to be initiated. >> reporter: the russian government clearly hopes that the olympic games will improve the country's image. the security measures they've implemented will be some of the tightest ever seen at a sporting event. anthony and norah. >> holly, thank you. >>> and today, people living in north dakota and that community are being told to leave their homes this morning after a fiery train derailment. several tanker cars carrying crude oil exploded on monday sending flames and noxious fumes into the sky. >>> and they're tracking it over the city in casselton, as jamie luke was from wcco reports the access araising concerns about shipping oil by rail. ntsb investigators are on the way. the accident is raising safety concerns about shipping oil by rail. >> reporter: the 106-car train carrying crude oil slammed into another freight train near castl

had a lay over at salt lake city. now i'm headed over to san francisco to hopefully catch another flight. >> reporter: other airlines that own deicing equipment offered their machines to help out. >>> new at 6:00, some bay area students are being forced to keep warm by bundling up in their classrooms. last night we showed you the elementary school in oakland with a broken boiler. after that story aired we received phone calls, e-mails and messages on facebook about other schools without heat during this freezing weather. robert handa takes a closer look now at how cold is too cold and how one san jose school tried to solve its dilemma. >> reporter: dorsa elementary is one of the oldest schools and that age shows in this cold snap. the school's old boiler system has been erratic. some parents complained when they got a phone call yesterday from the school recommending students bundle up because of heating problems and then they found out it's been going on for weeks. >> it shocked me that it took this long to get any t

up here to salt lake city. clear conditions to the south. tuesday a high. as we go towards the rest of the week the temperatures climb to about 79 degrees. quickly across parts of the south, texas - snow. lingering to northern arkansas. no accumulation. temperatures into the mid 50s. no rain at all. >> just ahead - mission accomplished. edward snowden's evaluation of his efforts to leak and make public the n.s.a.'s public surveillance program. french troops brought in to keep the piece. now they are facing violence in the war-torn country, and the u.s. real estate market is picking up steam. not everyone is benefitting from the housing market rebound. six months after leaking more than a million documents to the press, edward snowden says mission accomplished. his leaks exposed details of the n.s.a.'s massive surveillance program. in an interview with "the washington post", he said all he wanted was the public to have a say in how they are governed. >> dennis rodman just left north korea. unlike the previous trips, he did not see leader kim jong un, who he

salt lake city is not pretty. freezing rain changing to snow. and that snow eventually will go across the northern plains through montana, south dakota tomorrow and into minnesota. but again, it's really the warmth that is crazy out there today. 70 in dallas, 55 in kansas city. and chicago will be a mess. they will be right in the middle of the warmth and cold and they will deal with ice. >> thanks, bill. >>> well, the nation's most valuable college football programs, do you think you know the top five? plus the worm, we're talking about dennis rodman, he's meeting with kim jong-un. will they talk about the assassination of kim's uncle? so, this board gives me rates for progressive direct and other car insurance companies? yes. but you're progressive, and they're them. yes. but they're here. yes. are you...? there? yes. no. are you them? i'm me. but those rates are for... them. so them are here. yes! you want to run through it again? no, i'm good. you got it? yes. rates for us and them -- now that's progressive. call or click today. >>> now to s

wikileaks says on its website the documents were prepared following the talks in salt lake city in the united states last month. wikileaks officials say they have done minor editing to protect the identity of the country that drafted the material. the documents reveal that all participating countries except japan have offered to abolish tariffs on 95% of their goods. point out that the panorama with japan, as they put it, in particular looks very difficult. the documents also note that the u.s. is exerting great pressure to close as many issues as possible. they ask, though, it may be difficult to wind up the talks successfully by the end of this month as the negotiators are hoping. the documents say some pointed out the trade officials may need to prepare for a different scenario, including a partial closure or even a failure in december. japanese government officials say they will not comment on documents released by wikileaks. a spokesperson for the u.s. trade representative office points out that the documents are not from the united states and officials do not know who prepared th

salt lake city witnessed its first gay marriage ceremony friday, but the state is appealing the ruling and trying to block same-sex couples from getting a marriage license. utah's governor, along with the mormon church also opposed the gay ruling. >>> target is in damage control making an apology and holding a storewide sale. the chain will offer a 10% discount this weekend. it's the company's way to try to bring a little goodwill back to customers after credit and debit card data was hacked over the past three weeks. target is offering credit monitoring services free of charge. >>> it the is time to stay goodbye to candlestick. the last regular season home game is played monday which might be the final game ever. >> it's like saying goodbye to your childhood home and some are willing to pay big to do it. 49ers gear is flying off the shelves and the memories are soon to follow. >> my parents went on their first date in 1971 at candlestick park. >> reporter: michael first went to candlestick with his father when he was 4. they're going back on monday for one last time. >> just for those

. >>> the mayor of salt lake city performed utah's first same-sex marriage today. a federal judge struck down their ban on gay marriage. state officials are trying to get an emergency stay while they appeal the ruling. new mexico legalized it in that state one day earlier. >>> a warmer trend for the start of winter. the timing on the highs at your house this weekend. >>> letters to santa answers. the wishes mailed in from bay area children. >>> she was found dead days after calling 911. why paramedics broke a window, left a note and then drove away. >>> sheriff's officials are waiting to see if proper procedures were followed after paramedics failed to find a woman who called 911 for help and died. the woman's daughter is angry and wants what she calls justice. >> after a 911 call from this trailer park dispatchers sent paramedics and deputies to help 70 -year-old rene budge who reported breathing problems. she was inside this 18 foot trailer but first responders said they could not find her. >> the last thing my mom wanted to do was die alone and she managed to re

and a flight from cincinnati to salt lake city. it will accept all tickets. >> city college of san francisco took the fight to keep its accreditation to court today. the school which has the largest junior college could lose accreditation. that would leave tens and thousands of students in limbo. multiple lawsuits. a decision made by commission earlier this year. school says that decision caused enrollment to drop by as much as 30%. >> bay area school districts are updating their facilities to accommodate transgender students in the new year. a new law requires california public schools to let children use sex segregated facilities and participant in gender specific activities of their choice. the law takes effect january 1. this school is already updating its locker rooms and bathrooms. >> we understand that adolescents and teens have a lot of issues and stress. trying to figure out what they want to do. as they are going through puberty and growth, they need to have outlets. especially for somebody who is a transgender student. >

in salt lake city and around the state, at least 700 same-sex couples have obtained marriage licensesen a federal judge struck down the state's ban. on monday, he refuses to reverse the decision, now they're asking for a federal appeals court to intervene. >>> and president obama's vacation in hawaii is in full swing. dressed in shorts and a cap he played his second round of golf monday. he even took time to shake a few hands there. and after the links, he hit the beach with his family. >>> in san francisco, a poodle puppy is being called a miracle dog. gem was found severely injured at a recycling center. a worker spot herd on a conveyer belt. she was sticking her head out of a bag and moving. hundreds of people have called wanting to adopt her. >>> coming up after your local legendary actress shirley maclaine. i'm anne-marie green and this is "cbs morning news." wrinkles, turn to roc® retinol correxion®. one week, fine lines appear to fade. one month, deep wrinkles look smoother. after one year, skin looks ageless. high performance skincare™ only from roc®. take skincare to the next

pilot reported engine trouble and asked controllers in salt lake city to the johnson street airstrip but never landed. he is the c.e.o. of serial tek a software maker and throwing small planes longer than anyone can remember. >> he is an engineer brain and he is very meticulous about doing all that. he is meticulous in all things he does, a good guy. >> the sheriff deputies picked up a cell phone signal and narrowed it to four or five square mile search. the transmitter is citizenned to go off in crashes but not detected. rescuers had to deal with snow and slow clouds. sunrise is scheduled for 8:00 this morning when rescuers head back out to begin the search again. >> thank you. from south boston crews are battling an eight alarm fire that break out inside a large commercial building at 1:30 our time. it was under going renovation and is believed to have been empty. the cause of thety is not known. we will continue to follow the story and bring more developing in the newscast. >> the west contra costa county school board is working on bullying and sexual harassment poll after an emer

on friday, more than 100 same-sex exaums were married in -- couples were mare rirred in salt lake citymarried in salt lake city after that ruling. legal experts say the ruling will probably stand. >>> because this decision is based on a united states supreme court precedent, i think it's very likely to be upheld by the 10th circuit and then by the united states supreme court. >> if the judge's ruling does stand, utah becomes the 18th state where same-sex marriage is legal. >>> the local international long shore and warehouse union is sharing holiday spirit by restocking toys for the san francisco firefighters' toy program. in the month of december, volunteers with the union have been collecting toys and other things for family in theed. they will be -- in need. they will be passing out things to children who to yet to receive anything. >>> there are about 6,000 children signed for this year's sacred heart distribution. the sheriff said they were hoping to give each child three gifts but they are 3,000 toys short. >>> tara, how did you do that? how did you make it monday light at the to