i'm terrell brown for betty nguyen. we begin with breaking news out of britain, 12 men arrested on terrorism charges. a police spokesman says they were picked up in early morning raids in london car death and stoke on trent. they're suspected of preparing to set off explosives in multiple locations. it is not clear yet where the alleged plot would be carried out. >>> this morning korea is on edge, a 60-year border war threatens to boil over again. south korean artillery bombarded test targets for 90 minutes during a scheduled military drill on the same disputed island attacked by north korea last month. preeti arla is in washington with the latest. preeti, good morning to you. >> good morning, terrell. the drills ended just a short while ago with no sign of military action yet from north korea. south korea did launch fighter jets during the drills just in case. residents of south korea's yeonpyeong island took cover in bomb shelters this morning as planned military exercises got under way. seoul carried out the drills d

i'm terrell brown in for betty nguyen. this morning officials in california are watching the skies, hoping a fifth straight day of record rain won't be one too many, the latest wave of storms started last night, the worst expected this morning. forecasters predict it could bring several more inches of rain to the water-logged state. meanwhile, more than 200 homes were evacuated last night in two los angeles suburbs. emergency workers went door to door to get people to leave. officials say those homes are in danger of being wiped out by mudslides. the governor has declared a state of emergency in six california counties and the damage isn't just in california. four homes including this one washed away in littlefield, arizona, near the utah-nevada borders. fire officials say a dozen more homes are at risk. this is the worst flooding in that region in more than five years. ben tracy has more from hard-hit southern california. >> reporter: water, water everywhere. >> the water is up past my knees. >> reporter: her living room

terrell? >> preeti arla in washington for us this morning, preeti, thanks. >>> security at the home of former president george bush near dallas officials say a man was showing off his classic sports car wednesday morning, his gas pedal got stuck and ended up on the former president's front lawn. the man passed all sobriety tests and released. the former president and his wife laura were home at the time but never in any danger. >>> former white house chief of stam rahm emanuel one step closer to running for mayor of chicago. a hearing officer recommended this morning his name appear on the february ballot despite challenges of residency. he spent much of the last two years living in washington working for president obama. the chicago board of election commissioners needs to approve the ruling. >>> after a week of torrential rain, southern california is finally drying out. totals range from over 8 inches in los angeles to over 26 inches in san bernardino county. but the threat of more dangerous

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terrell? >> whit johnson in washington for us this morning, whit, thanks. >>> still on capitol hill, a bill to repeal the military's ban on gays serving openly. for the second time this year, the house voted to repeal don't ask, don't tell. supporters of the bill believe they have enough senate votes to get it passed. the question is, do they have enough time? sandra hughes has the story. >> reporter: the house vote was not even close. >> the yeas, 250, the nays, 175. the motion is adopted. >> reporter: democrats pushed through a last-minute bill that would repeal the don't ask, don't tell policy on gays in the military. >> don't ask, don't tell doesn't contribute to our national security and it contravenes our american values. >> reporter: republicans had argued this is the wrong time to make this change in military policy. >> we should do nothing at this time to threaten the readiness of our soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines who are at the tip of the spear fighting america's two wars. >>

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. >> terrell, good morning.espite the kicking and screaming, most democrats eventually went along with the president. in the end it was a bipartisan vote to jump-start the sluggish economy. >> the motion is adopted. >> reporter: the sweeping tax cut deal is now headed to president obama's desk. in a rare late-night session, the house widely approved the $858 billion measure ending days of bitter debate. >> i want the republicans to stop holding us hostage for hard-working americans to get a gim from this country. >> a gun is pointed at the head of our taxpayers and it'll go off january 1st unless congress acts. >> reporter: the bills offers a two-year extension of bush-era tax cuts for everyone, extends long-term unemployment benefits, and cuts social security taxes for nearly every worker. president obama struck the deal with republicans a little more than a week ago. since then, democrats have accused him of caving to gop demands. >> let's be honest about what this deal is, a bipartisan deal gone bad. >> repor

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terrell? >> whit johnson in times square for us this morning. whit, happy new year, take care. >>> scary moments as a delta flight was forced to make an emergency landing. the boeing 757 left detroit for phoenix thursday it developed engine troubles and landed safely in colorado springs. as a precaution, the 231 passengers and crew were evacuated down the emergency slide. a passenger used the cell phone to capture the seconds after the plane touched down. >> all of a sudden they said, everybody off the left side of the plane as soon as you possibly can. leave everything. don't bring anything with you. get off as soon as you can and that's when we got on the evacuation slides and ran away from the plane as soon as we could. >> the faa says there may have been a fire in the plane's landing gear. two passengers suffered minor injuries. >>> the storm that hammered the west thursday is now hitting the plains. heavy snow and gusty winds expected there today. some extreme winter weather caused a huge pile-up in north dakota. a massive chain reaction in

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i' 137 i'm terrell brown in for betty nguyen. this morning, still isn't clear why a man opened fire at a florida school board meeting. what's amazing, that no one was hurt but the gunman. the gunman was shot in that case minutes before the room was filled with students, the dramatic confrontation was caught on tape. manuel gallegus reports. >> i don't want anybody to get hurt. >> reporter: the superintendent of schools in panama city pleads with a man who pulls out a gun at a school board meeting. but the man identified by police as clay duke refuses to back down. >> please don't. please don't. please. >> reporter: he doesn't hit anyone. but, he keeps shooting, exchanging fire with the district security chief before turning the gun on himself. >> on the ground. on the ground, freeze. >> reporter: by the time s.w.a.t. team officers entered the room, the gunman was lying on the floor. no one else was hurt. a television reporter inside the room covering the meeting ran to safety but kept her camera rolling. she described what happen

i'm terrell brown in for betty nguyen. it was seconds before midnight when congress passed the tax cut plan reached by president obama and republican leaders. the bill avoids an increase in income taxes and renews jobless benefits. after contentious debate and compromise, it'll now head to the white house. whit johnson is in washington with more. whit, good morning to you. >> terrell, good morning. despite the kicking and screaming, most democrats eventually went along with the president. in the end it was a bipartisan

i'm terrell brown in for betty nguyen. it was seconds before midnight when congress passed the tax cut plan reached by president obama and republican leaders. the bill avoids an increase in income taxes and renews jobless benefits. after contentious debate and compromise, it'll now head to the white house. whit johnson is in washington with more. whit, good morning to you. >> terrell, good morning. despite the kicking and screaming, most democrats eventually went along with the president. in the end it was a bipartisan vote to jump-start the sluggish economy. >> the motion is adopted. >> reporter: the sweeping tax cut deal is now headed to president obama's desk. in a rare late-night session, the house widely approved the $858 billion measure ending days of bitter debate. >> i want the republicans to stop holding us hostage for hard-working americans to get a dime from this country. >> a gun is pointed at the head of our taxpayers and it'll go off january 1st unless congress acts. >> reporter: the bills offers a two-year e

terrell? >> whit johnson in times square for us this morning. thanks. >>> meanwhile many of those passengers whose flights were canceled were stuck for a night, maybe even two, at the airport. the only thing worse was spending a night stranded on a subway train. that happened to hundreds of people in new york. michelle miller has more on the blizzard and the trouble for travelers. >> reporter: at new york's laguardia airport stranded passengers could do nothing but watch as plows worked late into the day to clear off more than a foot of snow. tonya was hit the back to bozeman, montana with her dog charlie. but they've been stuck here for the last 24 hours. she was among the 250 people who tested out overnight on cots, chairs, even the marble floor. >> just make peace with it. all right, i'm stuck here for at least 24 hours. okay. >> reporter: so how many nights have you been stranded? >> four nights in total. >> reporter: passengers on el al flight 002 to tel aviv thought they were going to es

i'm terrell brown for betty nguyen. this morning that powerful and dangerous snowstorm that pounded the upper midwest with snow, strong winds and subfreezing temperatures is headed east. over 2,000 airline flights have been canceled major highways closed and in some areas wind chills expected to fall 30 degrees below zero. at least four weather-related deaths reported and up to 23 inches of snow fell in parts of minnesota. cynthia bowers has more. >> reporter: first came heavy snow. enough to collapse the 9.5 acre roof of the minneapolis metrodome home of the minnesota vikings and gave way this morning, unable to stand up to the fifth heaviest snowfall in twin cities history. 17 inches in 18 hours. >> oh. >> reporter: the vikings will play the new york giants in detroit monday, but the giants were unable to get to minneapolis anyway because the airport there shut down for the first time in 19 years. roads across the region were also closed. heavy snow kept firefighters from getting to a house fire, where two people died

i'm terrell brown in for betty nguyen. we begin with the bone-chilling weather that's gripping much of the country. the midwinterlike storm system has socked the midwest and is now blasting most of the eesh seaboard. this morning the arctic mass is triggering dangerously low windchills from florida to the northeast. dean brooks has our report. >> reporter: howling 50-mile-per-hour winds that produced blizzards and whiteout conditions lashed the great lakes region and drove temperatures into the 20s and teens deep into the south. >> the space heater following me would be nice. >> a lot of folks don't have heat. so this kind of cold air is really difficult to cope with. >> reporter: in indiana, traction is hard to come by. >> you can see that that truck that's trying to move it is just sliding on the ice. >> reporter: drifts as high as six feet have caused major traffic delays and put lives at risk. >> i don't care what the freight is. i'll park it. my life or anybody else's life isn't worth the freight that's in that box. >

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. >> terrell, good morning. despite the kicking and screaming, most democrats eventually went along with the president. in the end it was a bipartisan vote to jump-start the sluggish economy. >> the motion is adopted. >> reporter: the sweeping tax cut deal is now headed to president obama's desk. in a rare late-night session, the house widely approved the $858 billion measure ending days of bitter debate. >> i want the republicans to stop holding us hostage for hard-working americans to get a gim from this country. >> a gun is pointed at the head of our taxpayers and it'll go off january 1st unless congress acts. >> reporter: the bills offers a two-year extension of bush-era tax cuts for everyone, extends long-term unemployment benefits, and cuts social security taxes for nearly every worker. president obama struck the deal with republicans a little more than a week ago. since then, democrats have accused him of caving to gop demands. >> let's be honest about what this deal is, a bipartisan deal gone bad. >> rep

terrell brown, cbc news. >>> a jump at the pump at gas stations. lundburg survey saying the nationwide average for a gallon of regular is $2. 91. that's up nearly 4 cents in the past two weeks. here in california the price is up by about a penny to $3. 14. san francisco has the state's highest price at $3. 19. fresno the cheapest at. 309. >>> the driver of a stolen dump truck leads police on a chase. the officer's dash cam shows the truck running amuck as it smashes into police cruisers as well as civilian vehicles. the chase went through the center of town then into a neighbouring county and at within point the driver even maneuvered in reverse. the driver, a 17-year-old boy. his two passengers a 13-year- old girl and a 15-year-old boy got out and ran. >> we made attempts to stop him with stop sticks and other devices made to deflate tires and were not successful. >> the chase continued onto the interstate for 50 miles. the driver finally plowed into a guardrail. that's what stopped the truck and he was taken into custody. two officers and two civ

i'm terrell brown in for betty nguyen. this morning officials in california are watching the skies, hoping a fifth straight day of record rain won't be one too many, the latest wave of storms started last night, the worst expected this morning.

the magic put a spell on the spurs and a major suspension to ohio state's terrelle pryor. you're watching "early today." >>> good morning, and welcome back to "early today." i'm lynn berry. here are some of your top headlines this morning -- the u.n. is investigating a complaint that bradley manning, the army private suspected of giving documents to wikileaks has been mistreated in custody. a claim he spends 23 hours a day alone in a cell and the conditions he's being kept in amount to torture. the pentagon denies mistreating him. >>> according to u.s. times, america has allowed american companies to do billions of dollars worth of business with iran in support of state terrorism. the report says over the last decade, the treasury department granted nearly 10,000 documents to u.s. firms. the law behind the licenses says agricultural and humanitarian aid is an exemption. it was written so broadly, it allows for questionable items including cigarettes, gum and hot sauce. >>> in china, construction workers found a cellar full of 800-year-old chinese coins possibly at the site

as terrell brown reports, leaders of both parties are optimistic they will reach a compromise beforehe end of the legislative session. >> reporter: the republican leader in the senate has offered reassurances a deal will be reached to extend bush era tax cuts for americans at every income level. >> i think it's pretty clear taxes are not going up on anybody in the middle of this recession. we're discussing how long we should maintain current tax rates. >> reporter: the cuts expire at the end of the year. president obama insists the legislation must also include an extension of unemployment benefits. his administration estimates that 7 million americans could lose their benefits in the next year. >> i could tell you that without unemployment benefits being extended, personally, this is a nonstarter. >> reporter: republicans say they are open to ensuring the benefits will continue, even if they don't get the cuts they want in other parts of the federal budget. >> i think that most folks believe that the recipe would include at least an extension of unemployment benefits for those who a

terrell brown has today's top medical stories. >> reporter: new research suggests it is important for women to get enough vitamin d, a study in the journal pediatrics found babies born with low levels of vitamin d are twice as likely to develop respiratory infections and wheezing and vitamin d is usually used to maintain strong bones but recent studies show it is critical for the immune system. >>> teenagers blasting tunes on headphones may not be causing hearing damage and a mu study looked at more than 4,000 teens and exposure to loud music doubled and overall rates of hearing loss did not significantly change. and researchers noticed some hearing loss to teenaged girls but think that loud music exposure in concerts is to blame not headphones. >>> an interesting discovery when it comes to your brain. those with a bigger amygdala have itcher and more fulfilling social lives and it could lead to more extensive research of neurological and psychiatric disorders. >>> i'm terrell brown, cbs news, new york. >>> 4:50. days of heavy down pours have caused major flooding in australia. it is

terrell brown, cbc news. >>> a big victory for the u.s. economy. that's what president obama calls a new trade deal with south korea. >> all told this agreement including the opening of the katrina service in-- this agreement will double u.s. exports over the next five years. >> it is meant to open the south korean market to electronics, goods, produce and cars and the reliance between washington and seoul. the agreement still needs congressional approval. >>> it is not too late to get a flu shot and you might seriously consider it. why the cdc is encouraging everyone to get vaccinated. > >> >>>this is a t area still yet to come. we will talk about that and let you know when it is going to move on shore coming up. pompeii is in danger again. two thousand years after it was buried by volcanic ash, this popular historic site is being threatened again -- this time, by water. in the last month, four structures have collapsed >>> a popular historic site is being threatened by water. in the last four months four structures have collapsed because of torre

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in new york, i'm terrell brown. >>> 4:56 now. the people at facebook are going to like this story. the company's value is now estimated at more than $41 billion. that's much higher than yahoo or ebay. a new study says it is up 56% since just the middle of this year. public internet giants like google and amazon, though, remain at the top of the list. >>> moving right along, time now is 4:56. and the celebration of kwaunz a is under way in the bay area. >> yesterday the bay area discovery museum in sausalito kicked off the area's biggest kwaunz a event with crafts, theater and music. it celebrates african-american culture and heritage. kwaunz a was created in 1965 as a tribute to the africa harvest festivals and celebrates traditional african-american values. >>> 4:57 now. that first monster storm of the season hammering the east coast and it's causing a mess right here at home. >>> blizzard-like conditions on the east coast forcing airline cancellations. the update from sfo coming up. exclusive interview with cbs-5. weather ad libs traffic ad libs >>> what mike singletary is saying

meanwhile, as terrell brown reports, wikileaks has released some 6 the most sensitive material yet. >> reporter: the latest leak involved a cable from secretary of state hillary clinton which contains a list of sites around the world the u.s. considers critical to national security. >> leaking a list that purports to write out critical infrastructure is like painting a target on the companies or the entities which are listed. >> reporter: there's already a criminal investigation under way by the justice department and attorney general eric holder said he's stepping up efforts to prosecute those responsible. >> the lives of people who work for the american people have been put at risk. the american people themselves have been put at risk. >> reporter: and assange is running out of ways to keep his site financed. the swiss government shut down one of its fund-raising bank accounts because the australian couldn't prove residency in switzerland. and the online service paypal, which is how donors send wikileaks money, suspended its account. assange is believed to be in britain, and a dwind

i'm terrell brown, cbs news, new york. >>> good morning.it is tuesday, and yesterday was an interesting day. we started out with showers and plenty of clouds, but it ended up marvelously. so today, how about a little bit more of the same? we'll start out with current temperatures in the 40s, 44 in fairfield, 42 in livermore, 48 at oakland, 48 degrees in vallejo and the mid-40s in santa rosa. speaking of santa rosa we do have 1/2 mile visibility because of dense fog. 46 in san rafael, 49 in san francisco, mild temperatures near 50 degrees for this time of the morning, 49 at pacifica and 45 degrees in san jose. so as you walk out the door this morning, partly cloudy conditions are expected. fog expected well inland and temperatures this morning will range from 40 to the lower 50s, a mild start to the day, a mild end to the day. take a look, coastal highs today in the lower 60s, plenty of sunshine. mid-60s around the bay and 67 inland. yeah, i'll take that. as we move into the weekend, just to give you a heads up, temperatures in the 70s expec

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. >>> this morning there is a new reason to kick the habit with a look at health news, terrell brown. may not help you lose weight faster if you are already dieting and exercising study of over weight and obese adults enrolled in a diet and exercise program found those who tookomega 3 fatsias sides. >>> more and more people are dying from abusing and using drugs. accidental drug over doses are on the rise for all age groups white men and women were nine times more as likely to die from a drug over dose now than decades ago. >>> another reason to quick smoking it may improve cholesterol. study of 1500 smokers found those who stopped lighting up found a 5% increase in good cholesterol true for both heavy and light smokers. i am terrell brown cps news new york. >>> -- cbs news new york. >> she is not married unemployed and has 14 kids what the infamous octo mom could lose by friday northern california family is >> just totally in shock. >> one year after a massive fire, a northern california family back on their feet, the christmas pres sent they got marking a new chapter in their lives

property located between weisman road and terrell avenue in mountain view, with k.n.g. extending the term and the extension fee from december 30th, 2010 to june 30th2011 and authorize the general manager to negotiate can k.n.j.l.l.c. and amendment to the option agreement to reduce the purchase price from 1.2 million to no less than 3.6 million, subject to the p.u.c. receiving 150,000 per unit for any entitlement authorizing more than 30 units and grant the ability to purchase six month extensions for 75,000 each and authorize the general manager to execute an amendment to the option agreement, if approved by the san francisco board of supervisors and mayor. >> commissioners, thank you, gary dod, real t

you might remember, they had some problems with five of their players including their quarterback terrell prior being suspended. we're told they would not be allowed to play in the upcoming sugar bowl if they didn't promise to come back and play for ohio state next year. instead of entering in the nfl draft. the five players face five game suspensions for next year, because they traded photographs and memorabilia for those tattoos. and they suspended them for next year, players said, all right, we're going to be suspended but i guess we'll get to play in the sugar bowl. it's a long and drawn out story. pretty condiluted. right now they are 20-9. >>> that will do it for us. thanks for joining us everyone. we will seeout at 7:00 then again at 10:00. >> to do -- good night.

i'm terrell brown, cbs news, new york. >>> 5:49 now.uxury gift market appears to be recovering this year. a hopeful sign for the u.s. economy. retailers say there is a greater sense of optimism and confidence from their customers this holiday season. sales of apparel run nearly 10% and e-commerce is up more than 13%. >> so you're starting to see the higher end purchases picking up. you're seeing better spending in some discretionary areas not necessities like food and gas. >> analysts say retail's uptick is a good sign since that sector is often the last to rebound during an economic recovery. >>> it is 5507. it 5:50. the amazing feat a women's basketball team could reach with one more victory. proceed to games. games?." [ female announcer ] dry, cracked hands? gold bond ultimate cted cream heals and protects like lotion can't. gold bond concentrated therapy. leaped to the top of the box-office grid, taking in more than 43 million dollars in its opening weekend. the movie is a >>> the sci-fi sequel "tron: legacy" taking in more than $43