suzanne marquez, cbs news. >> there you go. if you were not paying attention all year long, that's everything you needed to know. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the battle between donald trump and hillary clinton. we will speak with wall street journal columnist peggy noonan. plus hoverboard fails and a look at how more adults are injuring themselves using the popular scooters. and virtual reality breakthrough. c-net shows us the tech trends for 2016. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. right now on cbs 2 this morning... welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm kelly d'ambrosio.

suzanne marquez reports. >> it was amazing. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! >> that was mind blowingly amazing. i laughed. i cried. i screamed at the screen! and i can't wait to watch it again tomorrow! >> reporter: super fans react to "the force awakens at the el >> it was the awesomest movie ever. >> it was awesome. >> loved it, loved it, loved it. >> reporter: what set these fans apart they have been here since 1:00 in the morning watching all seven "star wars" films consecutively. >> with it worth it? >> it was would it. this is one of the epic experiences i will remember the rest of my life hands down. >> reporter: would you say this last one is the best one? >> i'm still personal to "empire strikes back." >> reporter: the anticipation and buildup for this familiar flm has been incredibly. an australian couple flied in to thai the not in front of the chinese theater where the original "star wars" theater premiered. obi-wan kenobi officiated. today is -- are we okay? 3-2? of course, today is officially there are lots of around the theaters. just getting t

suzanne marquez, cbs news. >> there you go. if you were not paying attention all year long, that's everything you needed to know. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the battle between donald trump and hillary clinton. journal columnist peggy noonan. plus hoverboard fails and how more adults are injuring themselves using the popular scooters' virtual reality breakthrough. c-net shows us the tech trends for 2016. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. when i was 6, my days were spent playing basketball. when i was 6, my dream was to make it to the nba. when i was 6... my mom had a stroke. i'm paul george, and i want you to spot a stroke, f.a.s.t. f, face drooping. a, arm weakness. s, speech difficulty. t, time to call 911. protect the ones you love.

suzanne marquez, cbs news. >> there you go. if you were not paying attention >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the battle between donald trump and hillary clinton. we will speak with wall street journal columnist peggy noonan. plus hoverboard fails and how more adults are injuring themselves using the popular breakthrough. c-net shows us the tech trends for 2016. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green.

suzanne marquez, cbs news. >> there you go. if you were not paying attention all year long, that's everything you needed to know. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the battle between donald trump and hillary clinton. we will speak with wall street journal columnist peggy noonan. plus hoverboard fails and a look at how more adults are injuring themselves using the popular scooters. and virtual reality breakthrough. c-net shows us the tech trends for 2016. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. have a great day. >> you are watching kcci 8 news. elizabeth: right now, bracing for a record breaking snow. what it takes to prepare for such a massive storm that affects businesses and the final bit of holiday travel. eric: plus deadly storms. two tornadoes rip through northern texas. see the path of destruction taking out hundreds of homes. good morning thanks for waking up bright and early with us. elizabeth: it's 4:30 on monday december 28. what a day it is going to be. ou

suzanne marquez, cbs news. >> there you go.f you were not paying attention all year long, that's everything you needed to know. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the battle between donald trump and hillary clinton. we will speak with wall street journal columnist peggy noonan. plus hoverboard fails and how more adults are injuring themselves using the popular scooters' virtual reality breakthrough. c-net shows us the tech trends for 2016. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia. this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> good morning, and saying good-bye to the warm weather, cotter temperatures are officially back. katie has a check on just how cold it will be coming up. >> also, 11 people have died in a rash of tornados across north texas. more on the damage caused by those storms. >>> and the phillies are responding to al jazeer documentary that alleges ryan howard used hgh, what th

suzanne marquez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> some fans will get a chance to see "the force awakens" as early as tonight. but for those who have to wait, there is a big concern. spoilers. don't worry. show host stephen colbert has a plan. >> only one way to fend our enjoyment of this movie. i will tweet a list of fake spoilers that are not in the movie. there is a scene where chewbacca gets into some dark chocolate and has to spend the night at the vet. once everyone finds out they are delicious, the e ewoks are hunted to distinction! you didn't like them! news on "cbs this morning," latest crackdown on behavior online. seth doane tells us how the government is creating a rating system for individuals. a plan by kohl's to stay open 24 hours. and a look back at the events in 2015. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday.

reporting in hollywood, i'm suzanne marquez, cbs news. >>> lift off. lift off of ... on their way to the international space station. >> capsule blasted off from cbsphilly.com i can stand caring three astronaut from the us, britain, and rush a the men will spend six months on board the international space station. they'll be joining american scott kelly and two other russian astronaunts. >>> meanwhile, nasa is look to go recruit few good men and women for a mission to mars. the agency's planning on a trip sometime in the 2030's, got some time. applicants must and u.s. citizen with a bachelor's agree in engineering, science, or mathematics. they also should have at least three years of experience or at least 1,000 hours pilot ago jet. >> take us about eight months to get there. and it is round trip. so just under couple of years round trip. we will be on the surface of mars for about 500 days searching for evidence of life, of past life. >> just incredible. now there have been 338 nasa astronaunts ranking in age from 26 to 46. of the 6300 who applied for the last class

suzanne marquez, cbs news. >> there you go.f you were not paying attention all year long, that's everything you needed to know. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on the battle between donald trump and hillary clinton. we will speak with wall street journal columnist peggy noonan. plus hoverboard fails and a look at how more adults are injuring themselves using the popular scooters. and virtual reality breakthrough. c-net shows us the tech trends for 2016. that is the "cbs morning news" for this monday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. december 28th. i'm maria medina >>> good morning, everyone. let's start off with a live look at the golden gate bridge. i thought no one was on the grige bridge for a second. it's a soggy morning. good morning. >> a lot of people probably have this week off. happy monday, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. 4:30 on the nose. a little weather and traffic. we have gianna and roberta is in the house. >> we have rain that continues to accumulate acr

suzanne marquez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> some fans will get a chance to see "the force awakens" as as tonight. but for those who have to wait, there is a big concern. spoilers. don't worry. show host stephen colbert has a plan. >> only one way to fend our enjoyment of this movie. i will tweet a list of fake spoilers that are not in the movie. there is a scene where chewbacca gets into some dark chocolate and has to spend the night at the vet. once everyone finds out they are delicious, the e ewoks are hunted to distinction! you didn't like them! >> brilliant. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," latest crackdown on behavior online. seth doane tells us how the government is creating a rating system for individuals. a plan by kohl's to stay open 24 hours. and a look back at the events in 2015. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> dramatic video from a drone shows a church fire in wilmington that reaches two alarms and send a fire fighter to the hospital. >>> sounding the alarm how long

reporting in hollywood, i'm suzanne marquez, kpix 5. >>> good evening, high temperatures in in the mid0s and now high temperatures going down quickly, 57 in concord, 58 san rafael, december bunched all together with cooler air mass, that is nestled in to the bay area, now have some clouds, but where they do part, clear conditions and frosty overnight lows, a brisk morning for your tuesday, this up stream is a brand new area of pressure that promise to nick our bay area on thursday, let's watch your futurecast and you can clearly see clear conditions for our tuesday, as we go ahead and tick ahead our forecast, we also have clear conditions by mid week, a passing cloud here and there, and then here comes your thursday. we become mostly cloudy across the bay area with that slight chance of a light rain shower, north of the golden gate bridge. modified rain chances on friday in to sunday, meanwhile tomorrow, 28 degrees in the high sierra after knocking down eight below zero, our numbers below freezing, in the tri valley, 33 santa rosa, mountain view in concord, in the coast and in to the b

i'm suzanne marquez, cbs news. >> must be chilly out there, got hat on and everything. >> seems likeryone getting excited for the star wars movie that includes the arizona department of transportation. they are chanelling the force with this sign warning drivers, can you see it, there aggressive driving is the path to the dark side. yes, clever. they've gotten an lot of response to this, positive response. and the transportation department tweeted, quote, we are glad the star wars message made you smile. we want you to remember the message and aggressive driving. always nice that you pick up star wars reference, help improve safety on the roads. all right, moving to the nor cast, katie, the rain is it getting out of here for your morning commute? >> looking good at this point in terms of any wet weather issues. in fact, we don't have too many at this point. storm system responsible namely the cold front for our area is getting swept taught sea, actually, it is rapidly intensifying as it goes, good thing it is getting out of here. meantime, temperatures are going to slowly transition

suzanne marquez, cbs news, los angeles. >>> some fans will get a chance to see "the force awakens" astonight. but for those who have to wait, there is a big concern. spoilers. don't worry. late show host stephen colbert has a plan. >> there is only one way to defend our enjoyment of this movie. we have to flood the late spoilers. i will tweet a list of fake spoilers that are not in the movie. there is a scene where chewbacca gets into some dark chocolate and has to spend the night at the vet. once everyone finds out they are delicious, the ewoks are hunted to extinction. you didn't like them! >> brilliant. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," china's latest crackdown on behavior online. seth doane tells us how the government is creating a rating system for individuals. plus, retail strategy. plans by kohl's to stay open 100 hours. and a look back at all of the mainly events of 2015. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,, december 17th. i'm michelle griego. >>> good morning. taking a live look out at the gold

suzanne marquez shows us the scene in hollywood including several generations of actors. >>> reporter: hollywood boulevard shut down for what might be the biggest movie premiere ever, the length of two full city blocks with a covered carpet longer than the oscars. the inside resembled a galaxy far, far away. it was a who's who of hollywood from character actors in the original cast including r2d2, c3po and bearded mark hamill and carrie fisher. >> it's like a pensioner plan. now that i'm a jedi elder. >> nobody has been to a premiere of this magnitude. i should be very professional and say it's all perfectly normal. no, it isn't. it's simply marvelous. >> reporter: two brand-new faces for a new generation of "star wars" fans. >> i feel sexy. it feels fantastic! intergalactic sexy! universal sexy. >> reporter: it's a franchise that spans three decades and the anticipation overseeing this film is greater than it's ever been. the stars were just as excited as the fans who have camped out for days to see it. >> haven't seen it yet, right? >> you know what, i did. >> last time we talked yo

suzanne marquez, cbs news, hollywood. >>> as freeways get more congested more people are driving solo in the faster carpool lanes. recent years there's been a spike of nearly 4,000 tickets a year for carpool lane cheaters in the region. >> they are cut line. they think they are more important than everybody else who is patiently waiting. these are people who have probably been doing this every day for months or maybe even years before they got caught. >> chp says catching the violators can be a challenge because traffic in carpool lanes moves faster than other lanes. carpool lanes violation ticket comes with a minimum $490 fine. so beware. >> just obey the law. okay? it will save money. >> i guess. >> share the ride. >> yeah. >> well, no, no. i don't know. i think we all sneak here and there. but -- >> no. no. no. >> you pay the price. >> no, frank. >> i got to go now. >> all right. >>> let's go to the roads right now. southbound 680 at main street we have reports of an accident noninjury blocking a lane and we have some delays as you work your way southbound 680 towards 24 through th

it premiered for hollywood suzanne marquez was on the red carpet. >> reporter: hollywood boulevard shut down for what might be the biggest movie premier ever. the length of two full city blocks with a covered carpet longer than the oscars. the inside resembling a galaxy far, far away. what do you think when everybody says this is the biggest carpet ever, are you really impressed? >> not yet. because i can't see the end of it. >> reporter: that's what's kind of scary, right? >> yeah, it is, it is. [ music playing ] >> reporter: it was a who's who of hollywood, from character actors in the original cast, including r 2 gld 2 c-3po and carrie fisher. to a new generation of "star wars" fans. >> i fael sexy. it feels fantastic. oh, intergalactic sexy. universal sexy. >> reporter: it's a franchise that spans three decades and the anticipation over seeing this film is greater than it's ever excited as the fans who camped out for days to see it. >> i saw it. i couldn't speak for a day afterwards. >> i'm feeling incred blue excited. grateful that everyone is here, friends, family, fans of the mov

suzanne marquez reports. >> reporter: the anticipation and buildup for this film has been incredible. >> it was amazing. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! oh, my god! >> that was mind blowingly amazing. i laughed. i cried. i screamed at the screen! and i can't wait to watch it again tomorrow! >> reporter: super fans react to "the force awakens" at the el capitan theater in hollywood. >> it was the awesomest movie ever! >> it was awesome! >> loved it, loved it, loved it. >> reporter: what set these fans apart is that they have been here since 1:00 in the morning watching all seven "star wars" the "star wars" film picks up where "return of the jedi" leads off." was it worth it? >> it was worth it. this is one of the epic experiences i will remember the e rest of my life hands down. >> reporter: the anticipation and buildup for this familiar film has been incredible. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," charlie reads "'twas the night before christmas." i'm anne-marie green. and this is the "cbs morning news." the night before christmas." i'm anne-marie green. and this is t

. >> suzanne marquez, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> busy year.oming up in the next hour of "eyewitness news", we go back to texas for live look at the damage left behind from several deadly tornados. >> then, imagine stepping off an airplane, to this? we'll tell but one major airport's major milestone. >> and live look at center city from the cbs-3 studios, for a big cool down if you like the heat the last couple of days. got bad news for you. katie has winter weather advisory for one area. katie has your forecast when we come right back. [slow, building african-style music] it's the little moments. that make the biggest waves. kalahari resorts & conventions. the world's coolest indoor waterparks. now open in the pocono mountains. start exploring at kalahariresorts.com >> good morning, utter devestation, residents in texas left to pick up the pieces after deadly tornados tear through the south. that's not the only wild weather hitting lone star state either. here in our area, temperatures are tumbling. it will feel a lot more like winter out here

suzanne marquez has a a eview. >> nothing will stand in our way. >> reporter: "star wars" episode seven "the force awakens." reunites original cast members for the first me in 32 years. >> the clothes still fit. the emotional memory of the character was still there. >> reporter: it also introduces a new force,irector j.j. abrams who has been a fan since movie when he was 10 years old. >> all of us had to kind of put aside our fan boy and fan girl nature and just focus s the job. >> reporter: harrison ford returns as hans solo who has become a fan of abrams' work. >> he had kind of a keen ambition to make something very precise and not just referring to the old films, but advancing our investment in them. >> reporter: adam driver is the mysterious kylo ren. >> i will finish what you started. >> reporter: but the new villain? >> i don't think of him as an evil person so it's hard to say whether he is dark or not. >> reporter: >> and daisy ridley is rey. >> i hope that people will identify with her because ray is a young girl making her way into the world and open to new relatitnships and