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so america, let's go. know. ahh! and take control of your health. >>> we are one week away from superbowl 50 airing right here only on cbs 4. celebrations are going strong in san francisco. it's quite a show. to watch the big display celebrating the official kickoff of superbowl 50 . today and massive sendoff for the carolina panthers as they left charlotte north carolina for the huge game. thousands of fans cheered as the team boarded the flight for san francisco. denver broncos fans did not want to be out done either to turned out for a big rally today as they look forward to the game. they showed this video of the players posing for pictures and taking it all in. check out these brand-new aerials at beaver stadium in santa clara where the game will go down on sunday. three-time super bowl champ roger craig escorted that superbowl 50 lombardi trophy to its new home for the week. last night the trophy was the guest star at the party at the home of its maker tiffany and company. after the super bowl trophy will be re

so voice of america ran it. it became something that was disseminated and put in context in various ways around the world. and so that investment in iraq paid off around the world. the united states elections are coming up, obviously, and we have the iowa primaries. the this council's not coordinating coverage. four years ago, it would have been uncoordinated and duplicative. this cycle it will be strategic and impactful for less money. and there are many more examples. the point is there was never an effort to coordinate and be strategic. and it wasn't that hard. back to the idea of having central leadership. >> right, right. >> guest: to your point or question about what is a surrogate, which i didn't know what it was either -- [laughter] >> right. >> guest: a surrogate is an organization, simply one that is doing journalism in a country where a free press is either limited or nonexistent. so they're the surrogate free press for a country. so that's what radio-free europe is doing in the balkans, in central asi

cigna medical plans cover one hundred percent of your in-network annual checkuku so america, let's go. know. ahh! and take control of your health. >> anchor: trent aric joins us with a look how things will look monday. >> anchor: a little bit of rain overnight? >> anchor: is going to move in and we will get another round i don't think they will be nearly as strong as last week - is just to be more rain we don't need. many of uswill be hitting that morning commute and perhaps the commute home if you see cloud cover from our miami tower cam we did see some sunshine work in today's our temperatures did climb up 77 degtees and right now we cooled off to around 73. not much going on, on radar we have a few showers self and that is where we will see the rain moves through are the keys as we wah moisture stream in. across fort lauderdale, key west 75 degrees and the rrent reading everyone right there in the low 70s, the cooler readings kindle and homestead at 72. the south east wind 10 miles per hour with us overnight tonight and tomorrow that will broader view another storm system gaining s

so america, let's go. know. ahh! and take control of your health. >>> the blizzard stranded some 500 vehicles on a stretch of more than 24 hours. the problems began last night soon after the snow started to fall. but the national guard had to be called in. the guard handed out military rations, so everybody did get fed. heavy construction equipment finally arrived this afternoon to start digging the vehicles out. kind of like a movie. among those stranded were buses full of church groups. they were returning from the march for life in washington, d.c. they got out of their vehicles and held mass right on the side of the road. >>> well, as the storm made its way up the east coast washington, d.c. was one of the hardest hit areas. by this afternoon areas near washington had accumulated 30 inches of snow. d.c.'s monuments, typically crawling with tourists, stood vacant, and it was all play and no work on capitol hill where kids had fun with sleds and no legislation was passed. the storm proved to be -- >> as usual, righ

so america, let's go. ahh! and take control of your health. >> announcer: live from studio 5 in new york city, this the news at 6:00. ernie: it's monday night. good evening, everyone. i'm ernie anastos. we thank you very much for joining us. this is a very special day. tonight, we're honoring the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king, jr. dr. king would have been 87 this past week. tonight new yorkers are joining the rest of the nation in honoring the civil rights icon. zachary is attending one of those events in morningside heights and joins us live. good evening. i understand there are big name celebs joining in the celebration. tell us about it. >> reporter: yes. good evening to you as well. there are big names inside, but it was more about race, about identity, about the way we look at ourselves and the way we look and treat other people. i asked one woman what she thought about it. she said it's about love. it's about, again, the way we treat other people and live in the legacy of dr. martin luther kin

so america, let's go. ahh! and take control of your health. >>> i'm not going anywhere. i'm staying here. >>> two big names have been added to music's biggest night. the grammys. >> kids reported for playing basketball too loudy gets a surprise when shaq shows up to >>> a university missouri professor is charged scuffling with students and yelling at a student journalist and calling on people with muscle to remove the reporter. she has since resigned from her courtesy title. >>> former nfl quarterback vince young was arrested for a dwi last night. he was drifting across lanes of miles signals he refused a breathalyzer and a blood test he admitted to having three or four bottles of beer. he is now out of jail he last plaid in 2011 with the eagles. shaquille o'neal went out of his way to play hoops with a group of kids. he joined in after he saw a viral video about a police officer playing basketball with complaint. >> you bring your good game? >> look at these big boys i brought. you can take them? >> i brought some other backup. >> can you imagine. reserve officer asked

so america, let's go. know. ahh! and take control of your health. >>> the fashion world is buzzing about the channel world at paris couture week. they use a massive human doll house to introduce all the models. it's nothing short of >> wonderfully different. there's another reason why all eyes are on the five days of fashion, how is it going to affect the academy awards? breaking down how this will translate on the oscar red carpet >> the style take away for ms. jenne, low cut and a plunging neckline. now let's turn to gorgeous gd. here it's all about the cape. no matter where you go give a very r feel. but this was gold and translucent, so it really gav off a breath of fresh air. >> it was pe for the after party 2 as they twerked their way on instagram. gwyneth was on hand ta >> scanning the paris run ways, i could definitely see charlese wearing to the outfits the show models. this black versace gleans the nominee lady gaga. it's edgy but classy. >> this >> now we all know j-law is the &- couture girl. but judging

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and it believes his spiritualism is really going to take hold and you have to bring to america. so he urges oliver lodge has never been to america to come to america. oliver lodge comes to america at the first day of the day january, 1920. he comes to america and start telling americans as possible to communicate. they have the bosses in europe's. blue boss people during the war. but america was not really breathing. the lodge more than any single individual was the person who really inspired a whole renaissance in america, a revival. he comes to america in a couple months later norman rockwell is painting this couple doing a experiment on the page of the post. they are playing around. so became very popular. sÉances became the rage. it was all because oliver lodge went across the country and found it very convincing and people thought he presented. now what is happening right when the lodge is speaking to america. musician houdini had come to europe. houdini was probably more famous. when he first started out as magician, when he first received any recognition, it was in europe. h

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so america, let's go. know. ahh! and take control of your health. >> welcome back to breaking news a bike rally causing chaos on the streets of florida. these e e a few of hundreds that have taken to the streets today in what they're calling the bikes up guns down rally to raise awareness for the cause, the problem of gun violence, a worthy cause, perhaps a dubious way to bring attention to it because these bikers have caused some major safety problems for other motorists on the roads who are happening upon bikers going in the wrong direction. you saw the biker cross over the median and on the wrong side of the highway this is what is going on. they're going southbound now on mlk boulevard they have crossed over oakland not sure where they're going, may not know where they're going. it's an attempt to bring attention to their cause. they have done that as our cameras and others have been on them for an hour and a half. one accident took place in fort lauderdale. we have some pictures from that scene. you can see the

[applause] jake: so much america, john wayne. so much america. i love it. i can't say that i am sorry, brother. so we are wearing of these rings to bring awareness to the fact that 22 veterans commit suicide every day. on average it is 22 a day. all three of us were war fighters and all three of us are brothers. this is unacceptable. so at 22killed.com we let the warriors know and their families know that they are worth it and to keep fighting the good fight. people wonder why we are the best military in the world. i will tell you why. because it is one team, one fight. we are all in it together. [applause] jake: that is how we're going to end the statistic. that is why we wear these rings. this is not a fashion thing. this is a life thing. because this life is absolutely worth living. [applause] jake: so we are so proud to be here and honored to be here and two of my brothers know mr. trump more than i do. my brothers' work, it is gold. [applause] jake: and with that, these honor rings mean so much to us and to highlight the fact that we lose 22 of our fine

they hold watch so america's families can sleep and eat. if they say we're not strong enough at home off the battlefield, they only have to look around the room tonight to span across america to know we have patriots no longer in uniform but continue to carry the watch. we are strong ladies and gentlemen,, because the patriots like our keynote speaker, travis mills, it is what america stands for. his motto of never give up common never quit is exactly what his life thank continued service embodied. >> ladies and i married. [laughter] i know. does anybody have that song watch we whipped end stuck in their head highly have a half hour so i will take 45 to talk about me. [laughter] i can do whatever i want because i get away with it. [laughter] but i have a handicap as a say in golf. too far? i did have legs but i'll tell you what i'm doing there is my wife and my beautiful girl at the time that is at fort bragg part of the 82nd airborne. [applause] i used to jump out of airplanes i was getting ready for my father deployment plan will back that

so america, let's go. know. ahh! and take control of your health. cigna. together, all the way. >> today a judge denied bail for affluenza teen ethan couch. he fled to mexico last month with his mom after a video on social media showed him at a party where alcohol was served. that violated his probation for a drunk driving crash that left four people dead. after today's court hearing, couch's attorney say it is teen is remorseful for that crash. >> of course he is sorry. from day one, we have viewed this as a tragedy from day one. the families that lost their family members, that is a loss that none of us can imagine. >> his next court appearance is now set for february 19. that is when the judge will decide if couch's case should be moved to adult court for the remainder of his probation. now victims of relatives feel the teen should have been sentenced to prison. >>> some of the busiest sidewalks and bus stops around town are still covered with snow and ice. we have been trying to get someone to take responsibility. but that has not been so easy. wusa9's

so america, let's go. know. ahh! and take control of your health. cigna. together, all the way. pat: daylight became darkness and then daylight again as the cars went around and around the speedway. the rolex 24 is easily the most grueling racing event here in the states. the rolex watches and eventually a lot of rest. final hours of this year' s event most-interesting. kyle larson behind the wheel of chip ganassi' s defending champion, but losing control when the brakes went out on the car, ending the day for that team. great drama much of the day for the overall lead. young star pippo derani piloting the tequila patron team. leading jordan taylor and wayne taylor er4acing when both team pitted with 41 minutes to go. fumes in the cockpit of the taylor car jordan giving way to max angelleli, but on this day, no one would catch the patron car. it takes the checkered and a second place finish for taylor racing for the third time in four year. first overall win for a p-2 car and a honda. patron celebrating tonight. >> i have no words. it' s just amazing to be here. all these guys w

so america, let's go. know. ahh! and take control of your health. cigna.ether, all the way. >>> the search for 12 missing marines is a trending topic online. even through rough sea, military rescue crews searched for any sign of the marines that went missing after a chopper collision off the coast of hawaii. the helicopters went down during a training mission last thursday. searchers have covered more than 18,000 square miles, and they have recovered small amounts of debris and life rafts from the helicopters. there are no signs tonight of survivors. >>> i understand, my wife understands the tremendous emotional rollercoaster that the individuals are probably going through. >> it is believed one of the missing marines has ties to the washington area. current miss dc, haily jardis posted this on her facebook page about her brother. people have been saying that they can't think of the words to say, just knowing that people are there, while the search efforts continue, it has meant so much to me. >> it is usually reserved for cancer patients. bone marrow tran

so america, let's go. know. ahh! and take control of your health. cigna.ogether, all the way. >> they can't toy with me like they toy with everybody else. >> pelley: trump pulls out of the debate, but will he change his mind? >> i've got a $20 bet he'll show up. >> pelley: also tonight, more of our investigation exposing questionable spending by the largest veterans' charity. new cases of zika virus in the united states. and two men, two generations. >> opposite ends of the spectrum. >> pelley: and only one can win. >> it's going to be awesome. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. we open with a bid of one, no trump. the political play of the day by the republican front-runner pulling out of the next presidential debate tomorrow night. if it is a publicity stunt, it's in

so america, let's go. know. ahh! and take control of your health. >> you' re watching wesh 2. adrian: all across volusia county tomorrow, teachers and support staff, along with parents in the community will stage a walk-in throughout various schools just before the start of the day. the reason? to bring attention to the many issues volusia county schools are still facing. the president of the volusia teachers organization says the school board promised to change priorities and provide cleaner classrooms, less testing, and more resources and support throughout curriculums. instead, the organization claims the county put their focus towards uniforms, football stadiums, and gutting employee healthcare. tonight the nation' s capitol is beginning to dig out from a historic blizzard. but it could take a little while for the city to return to normal. wesh 2' s aixa diaz joins us live from washington, d.c. aixa, the city is seeing a big aixa: today was great. we had a beautiful day here in d.c. with people outside working and playing. >> the sun is out in washington dc. aixa: sunshine

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. >> i have nothing against islamic people, but the thing is it depends whether america wants so stay america or be an islamic america. >> can't we have multiple religions in this country? >> well, we do at this present stage. it would depend which became the most dominants. and that happens through multiplyi multiplying >>> "america tonight"'s adam may with us. i think the large family concept that we are most familiar with is the duga family, they've been all over television, well-known. it suggests that may be this is more common. it depends on what we think as common, and how extreme are people involved in it. there's a wide varying degree. we do know there are supporters from all 50 states over the country. you don't need a membership card. they are made up of various denominations. some are more det vote. are the doug arts such. >> loosely. >> there were people that are frustrated. there are those that left the cycle. talking how it is demeaning to women. we spoke to a bombon who wrote a blog called no longer quivering. >> the whole purpose is to train the children up to be lead

so america, let's go. know. ahh! and take control of your health. >>> welcome back, everyone. i'm sure our news director and many met fans are excited about that yoenis cespedes agreed to re-sign with the met. seemed like a long shot when the season began but it sounds like he's willing to take a three-year deal around $75 million to stay in queens instead of a five-year deal for $150 million for the nationals. the three-year deal will have an opt out clause after the first year and a no trade clause. he actually -- 52 rbis, three months after getting traded from detroit, that includes two home runs and eight rbis in the postseason. sounds like yoenis cespedes listing in queens. >>> carmelo anthony and the knicks trying to get over the .500 mark for the first time when they were 8-7, posting the clippers, better known as lob city. here's what i mean. chris paul up to deandre jordan, then chris paul up top to deandre jordan. paul, 11 assists in the first half. derek williams doing his best to keep the knicks in it. clippers up 55-46 at the break. things got testy in the third.

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so america, let's go. know. ahh! and take control of your health. >>> live from the cbs broadcast center in new york city. this is cbs 2 news at 11:00. >> up in flames and just when you think this can't get any worse, a burning truck starts moving towards traffic. only cbs 2 talked to the driver. oxygen masks dropped from above. a flight forced to make an emergency landing. but first, a stranger motions to a ten-year-old across the street. and now a queens community is warning other parents as police search for the suspect. >>> good evening, i'm kristine johnson, maurice is off tonight. cbs 2's tracy corosco is following this developing story. she's live in jackson heights, >> reporter: christine, right at this intersection is where the young girl got help from a crossing guard after a stranger tried to lure her away. the scary incident caught on surveillance video. now police are looking for that man. a stranger motioning to a young girl to come over. every parents fear caught on surveillance video this morning as t

so america, let's go. know. ahh!ol of your health. [ cheers and applause ] back to "late night," everybody. our first guest is the anchor of "nbc nightly news," which airs weeknights here on nbc. please welcome to the show, lester holt! >> seth: so happy to have you here! >> i am delighted to be here. this is a real thrill for me.ff the debate. there it was, last night. we've already showed two clips of you in the show tonight. that is big. >> yeah, that was a big deal.you get nervous before you moderate a debate? >> i actually was, you know? at this point in my career, not a lot of things make me nervous, but that did. it's kind of out of my wheel house. as a journalist, as an anchor, you kind of have a certain amount of control. you're by the desk. you've got, you know, your scripts in front of you. but this, you have your questions, you can prepare only three people that want to be president of the united states. >> and they're going to do whatever they can to get across their message, as you and i would, if we we

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so america, let's go. know. ahh! and take control of your health. cigna. together, all the way. >>> welcome back. i'm julia boorstin in las vegas. breaking news on the lawsuit against sumner red stone. a judge has ordered a red cal examination of red stone but denied the request to dispose him. this is the latest in a lawsuit filed by his ex-girlfriend claiming that the chairman of cbs and vie come is incapacitated. the judge says a doctor read, a doctor who is hired by her zer can examine him in the presence of his nurse and speech therapist. they are saying we are grat tied that the court continues to reject the dis ingenious attempts to dispose mr. red stone. we have reached out to manuella's attorneys but have not gotten a statement back. >>> shifting gears now, take a listen to what starbucks ceo howard schultz said to jim cramer this morning on cnbc. >> give us the magnitude of how much more stock you're buying back here than you were a year ago. >> we think the stock is undervalued relative to creating long-term value for our shareholders so we will

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so america, let's go. know. ahh! and take control of your health. cigna. together, all the way. >>> welcome back, a winner and loser sums up the last week. first, the winner, carter bullish on microsoft ahead of earnings. take a listen. >> we're going to make a run for the all-time high. like microsoft here on the long side. defensive name. >> april gives us a decent amount of thyme before it plays out. the call spread, pay 235 or so for the 52 when i look at those, and that whole thing costs $1.65. >> stock up 6% today. to carter, do you like it? >> it's time frames, if you are paid like this, take off or do something. if you still want to be a low turnover, hold high quality or safe name, you stay, you know, but what do you want to do in. >> yeah. this thing is in the money now, base splitting, and press the bet here, and one thing with microsoft, they migrate to infrastructure, more like a utility than consumer electronics company like apple. they are facing challenges and doing it well in terms of execution, i think. you see that in the top line growth

but so many families don't feel like their hard work pays off. that's not the way america is supposed to operate. i want to go to bat for them every single day. get incomes rising... get equal pay for women... cut the cost of health care and child care so people can actually get ahead. hillary clinton, she has what it takes to get things done. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. george: my family's lived on this farm for three generations. the bakken pipeline would pump dirty crude oil across iowa. patti: the fact that bernie sanders stands up against the pipeline is one of the reasons we support him. george: bernie sanders didn't hesitate to say no to the big oil companies. patti: bernie knows that if we don't act, bernie sanders understands that. patti: bernie sanders has the guts to just stand up for what he believes in. sanders: i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome back. we're hanging out with lilly singh, everybody, right here! [ cheers and applause ] and we're gonna play a game that's just like "family f

but so many families don't feel like their hard work pays off. that's not the way america is supposed to operate. i want to go to bat for them every single day. get incomes rising... get equal pay for women... cut the cost of health care and child care so people can actually get ahead. hillary clinton, she has what it takes to get things done. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. >> jimmy: welcome back to the show. we have music from leon bridges and from the movie "room," 9-year-old jacob tremblay is here. "x-files" was one of the biggest shows in the '90s. it returns to fox later this month. to me "x files" was one of my personal all-time favorite shows. of course i was excited went i heard it was coming back. i was even whole excited when the creator chris carter invited me to be a part of it. >> just like old times, huh? >> if we're lucky. this the whole time. >> i knew we'd find it. >> hey, guys. what's up? it's dark in here. >> wow. what a dump. >> is this what i think it is? gross. >> who are you? >> i'm agent keith. i'm your new partner. they figured sin

only america -- america is nato. >> yeah. soit done if -- >> -- the american military. >> but that's the solution to it. >> we need to put together -- it's not just nato countries by the way. i think jordan and saudi arabia and egypt needs to also contribute to this effort especially on the ground. >> all the sunni countries will follow. >> nato will not take action without american leadership. >> nobody has put forth article a. the french president did hollande. but everybody ignored him. listen -- >> -- well, actually, bill i you did. >> not telling you guys thousand run your campaigns. >> no, bill, but i actually did. and right after paris, i said that i would support the invocation of article 5 france invoked it, that i would support it i absolutely said that in the days right after the paris attack. in fact the days after the paris attack i said this was act of war and nato member and if they invoked article 5 we need to do respond in kind. >> i appreciate it. i'm glad you and cruz aren't mad at each other. [ laughter ] >>

where we now feel obliged to not root for america doing good. so when you hear people pedaling this fiction about our enemies getting stronger, america getting weaker, when you hear folks say we can, you know, solve challenges just by looking meaner and talking tougher. or carpet bombing wherever we want. you know? that's just hot air. it's bluster. it's -- [ cheers and applause ] it's not serious. it's not serious. you know? there's another word for it that starts with a "b." it's baloney. now, because we're the strongest nation, we've got choices to make about how we use our power. priority number one is protecting the american people and going after terrorist networks. that's what we're doing with isil. and for more than a year, america's led a coalition of more than 60 countries. we're cutting off their financing. we're disrupting their plots. we're stopping the flow of terrorist fighters, we're stamping out their ideology. we've had 10,000 air strikes, we're taking out their leadership, their oil, their training camping, their weapons. and the

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