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news." >>> the u.s. swatch prisoners with iran and then impose new sanctions that iran says has no moral legitimate masy. >>> hillary clinton and bernie sanders clash on health care, guns, and money. >>> and right on target, but an on a barge in the pacific comes up short. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> three americans released by iran are in germany this morning receiving medical evaluations. a fourth freed american decided to stay inside iran. their freedom in exchange for a group of iranians in american custody came just before the u.s. slapped new sanctions on the country. iran is calling those new sanctions illegitimate. with more. >> reporter: from the release of the american prisoners to the lifting of old sanctions, the weekend was marked by a flurry iran. this morning, the country's moderate president says the newly implemented nuclear deal will not only improve his country's economy, but also open

u.s. tv news channel began airing in 2013. this executive had bold ambitions to challenge cnn, fox news and msnbc. towards that end they spent hundreds of millions of dollars recruiting senior journalists from major u.s. networks and establishing lavishly equipped view rows. but while al-jazeera won awards for its investigative arrived. today, as closure looms, the time. 5% to 10% of u.s. -- other u.s. news networks' viewing figures and other major media outlets also got bad news. the tv arm of huffington post, huffington post live, will soon abandon live broadcasts and focus on social media video content delivered to various outlets. and note this -- the new republic, a seasoned liberal magazine, was also put up for sale by owner chris hughes. multimillionaire co-founder of the website named facebook. he says his magazine needs a new owner to make it profitable. question, is al-jazeera america a casualty of the falling price of oil? pat buchanan? pat: no, it's not, john. it's a casualty of the splintering of the cable audienc

and i'm doing that now today at u.s. news. it was a great experience. >> the stories that the michigan daily has become famous for. >> one of the first reports about the polio vaccine was effective in 1955 so was announced at the university of michigan that salt created the vaccine. there's also a funny story where the daily reported that paul mccartney had died. the story went viral and it was obviously a hoax. not a true story but our writers decided to have some fun one night and for whatever reason the paper printed a story that paul mccartney had died and the next morning it went i wrote across the country. a photojournalist from "life" magazine tracked down paul mccartney in europe but believe. he was on vacation and took a photo of him saying no paul mccartney is alive and well and with us today. >> if somebody wants to check out the michigan daily now where would they go? >> you can go on line to the michigan daily on line and find it in pi

two years, and the cdc just orbed guideline for evaluating and testing faints right here in the u.s. a new warning from the world the zikik virus linked to birth affects in babies and paralysis in bolts adults could spread to almost all countries in americ. >> the explosive spread of zika virus to new geographical areas withittle population immunity is another cause for concern. >> take a look at this map. that mosquito is found in every country in the western hemisphere except for spawned chile. >> kristi: with more than 1 million people infected, brazil has been hit especially hard. in an effort to show how they're aggressively responding, brazilian government posted this

. >>> u.s. news and world report says jamaica's government will delay pregnancy because of an outbreak of the zika virus. the warning is out of a precaution. no cases have turned up in jamaica. the disease is suspected of causing brain damage, though, in 3500 babies born in brazil. >>> the washington post reports the british perform debated whether to ban zrump donald trump from entering the united kingdom. a half million citizens signed a petition calling for his banishment over his plan to temporarily ban muslims from the u.s. >> his words are not funny. his words are poisonous. he is elected president is bonkers. >> donald trump is free to be a fool, but he's not free to be a dangerous born if britain. >> most lawmakers argued a ban would undermine the principles of free speech. >>> coming up, hoverboards under fire. a company is accused of selling hoverboards with bogus safety parks. later, a driving force. adele's carpool karaoke breaks an internet record. >> that was amazing.provided guidance t

news from the industry. we will find out from phil flynn just how low the oil prices can go. checking u.s. stock market futures for you, dow futures up 122 points, nasdaq futures up by 37, s&p futures by 15 and a half , you're watching fbn:am, first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ ♪ you stay up. you listen. you laugh. you worry. you do whatever it takes to take care of your family. and when it's time to plan for your family's future, we're here for you. we're legalzoom, and for over 10 years we've helped families just like yours with wills and living trusts. so when you're ready, start with us. doing the right thing has never been easier. legalzoom. legal help is here. >> lauren: let's update you on the breaking news this morning, reuters is quoting the 10 u.s. sailers have been released. sailers were detained a day earlier in the gulf after two navy patrol boats rifted into iranian territory that due to mechanical problem. nine men and one woman being held in the persian gulf. in asia shanghai composite pulled back despite news on china. nikkei up and hang accepting and kospi

steve diamond and "u.s. news and world report" david catanese.onald trump says he wants to temporarily ban the muslims from coming into the united states. how much does that shake up the race for the g.o.p.? >> oh, substantially. i mean, you have seen -- you have seen the amount of push back from other folks and you have also seen republican voters, you know, they -- 65% love did. there is a lot of support for, this not necessarily even for the details but just for the -- maybe the guts or the hutzpah to say something like that. look, voters, i sort of have a theory that a lot of the trump supporters are not even listening to what trump is saying you anymore. they are looking to people who oppose donald trump. they dislike those people who oppose donald trump so they figure trump is their guy. that's the real outsider effect on this race. >> what kind of challenge for the g.o.p. -- the establishment, the rnc? >> well, i think they have to figure out if they are going to get behind one candidate to stop him. i mean, this has been consistent for fi

together, we're building a better california. >>> back with breaking news. ten u.s. eld by i rap, the white house says they have received asur rances members are safe and treated with courtesy. news coming at an unfortunate time for president obama hours away from the state of the union address where he wants to project optimism. let's talk about this all. joining me, david gergen, former adviser to presidents nixon, ford, reagan and clinton. also with me david axelrod, former senior adviser to president obama. your first reaction to this news? i mean, this is obviously most unfortunate for the ten sailors and their families but a horrible time for a president who wanted to convaey optimism o the public. >> this is a presidency, at any given moment they can hijack your plans. i'm sure what's going on at white house a discussion where do you think this will be at 9:00 tonight and if it's ongoing, how do we deal with it in the speech? >> what would you advise president obama, were you you you in there and facts remain what we know them to be, we keep getting assurances

it is not new, but when the u.s. public interest group suggested consumers consider this as a way to protect their identities in this report, it caught our attention. >> why would you only want to detect a new account being opened in your name when there is a way to actually prevent it >> reporter: there are three main credit reporting agencies and we have told you for years how you can monitor your credit by getting a free credit report from them, but that may not stop somebody from opening up new, fraudulent accounts in your name. >> the only thing that credit monitoring does at its best is let you know after the fact whether somebody has opened a new account in your name. >> reporter: putting a freeze on your credit cay last as long as you like and you won't get dinged for it. there is a cost associated with it depending on your state. kit be between $3 and $10 to freeze your credit and another $2 to $1 to unfreeze. say, when you need a new line of credit or a loan for a house or a car. the credit reporting agency

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he pointed them to two polls from the new york sometimes and u.s. news and world report. but the pollster said rogers is misreading their findings. they said the opposite is true. trump is less appealing to democrats. >> we look for the poll that popular with republicans than democrats which matched up against hillary clinton and when we looked at another source, we found out he was as much as 20 times more popular with republicans than democrats. that is hardly about even support. >> reporter: because those numbers aren't even close, they claim pants on fire. it is worth noting one of the polls rogers site righted didn't question people would leaned democratic. they were actually republicans who were still registered at democrats. >>> tracking heart attack symptoms. why you might be paying attention to the wrong signs. >> plussing a piano prodigy turning heads. how this high school senior is becoming an internet star. >> did you see frost where you were this morning? >> sky 10 network tracked temperatures of 30 in brooksville. 35 at mcdill and 33 in riverview at fire sta

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u.s. markets in this morning's business news. good morning. >> good morning to you. after a wild week cooler heads may prevail stock futures point to a higher 0p. china's main markets were calm, doing away with the circuit breakers that halted trading thursday and china's currency. wall street could be set up for a rebound following the worse four-day start to a year ever. the u.s. markets as measured by the s&p 500 have seen more than $800 billion in central wiped out this week. and focus this morning the monthly jobs report which could show companies kept hiring at a steady pace in december. unemployment is forecast to drop to 4.9%, a level not stine since before the recession began in 2007. back over to you. >> hopefully that will help. thanks. >>> 20 minute -- 25 minutes after 5:00. the temperatures, they have come down but it's really not cold. and not all that windy either. right now 38 degrees here at nbc 10. jessica boyington is following your first alert traffic on a friday morning. >> the majors are light, on the blue route around county line road. cars mov

new year's operations. no credible threats emerged. in the u.s., 6,000 police officers were deployed in new york with tactical spying on the roof tops. an estimated one million rebelers crowded into time square to enjoy the night. forces in germany as police shut down two police officers in munich an hour before midnight. a tip off from an intelligence service said i.s.i.l. was planning an attack in the city. authorities were alert in belgium. the fireworks display was cancelled over security concerns. three people are being questioned in relation to an attack to be carried out there. the annual fireworks supply was cancelled in paris. francois hollande personally inspected some of the police across the city. it remains on its highest terror alert after the attacks in november. global security concerns are reaching as far as russia. for the first time moscow's red square was closed over new years. peter sharp reports. >> reporter: moscow always puts on a glitzy show. it is russia's biggest holiday that sees millions on the move. there is a hard e

one team packing up and leaving its city. >>> break news 10 u.s. sailors detained in iran have beenfreed. why they were taken into custody. >> and new antiterror raids in turkey one day after a deadlyexlotion in a popular tourist spot. >> the team packing up and changing cities for the nfl. >> from the channel 4 studios in boston, this is wbz this morning ?o. good morning it's 5:-- morning. >> good morning. it's 5:30 i am kathryn hauser. >> i am chris mckinnon. time to check the weather. windy. >> from start to finish and it's cold. >> it has the bite for sure many so hold on to the hat don't wear a hat. have the winter hat on. look at the cameras shaking around. that's what we will see from start to finish as the snow is done across the region but it's all about the wind today. for all of southern new england. current gusts between 20 and 40 miles per hour even a few higher gusts 43 miles per hour in thvineyardch this is strong enough we may -- vineyard. this is strong enough we could see isolated damage and outages because of the wind. real feel i

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and iran is objecting to new u.s. sanctions over repeat oniranian missile tests. bernie sanders and hillary clinton sharpen their attacks in sunday night's democratic debate. the face-off in south carolina was their last before the iowa caucuses in over two weeks. they clashed on health care and gun control. >>> a new jersey couple hurled a body with a message inside into the atlantic ocean years ago and never expecting tos it again but in two years, it has made quite a remarkable journey. steve langford of our cbs station wcbs reports. message in a bottle can go beyond the wildest dreams of tommy and bridget who two years ago now tossed this glass bottle with a note inside into the ocean into the jersey shore and never imagining the bottle would make it far. they didn't even sign the note inside. >> we just thought that someone would find it and say you left your bottle here. >> reporter: they had left his college dorm address on the message but never thought about it again until this week when loyola university in maryland contacted them saying someone had found

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second offense >>> new numbers show how nevada's education system compares to other states in the u.s. news 4 joins us now in our social center with more on this. the staff unfortunately don't look very good -- the stats, unfortunately, don't look very good. >> reporter: according to two reports, the silver state is not doing so well when it comes to education. education week released a report at the end of 2015 ranking nevada as the worst state for k. through 12 education. that report takes into account things like poverty-based gaps and finance. now, when it comes to higher education, nevada is performing poorly as well. at least that is what the organization young invisibles is reporting. they released a report card this week giving nevada an f. for its financial support of higher education. the report takes into account things like state student aid and equity of enrollment. i brought this report card to the vice president of associated students of the university of nevada to see what she thinks of her school's >> it makes me really sad to see that. i have grown up in nevada my whole li

the closures will affect 16-thousand workers--- 10- thousand of those workers are in the u.s. new this morning new this morning police are investigating a double shooting in the parking lot of "hard times bar" on 7th street... in hamilton. happened just are being treated hospital. no word right now on their what led up to the shootings. a woman is in critical condition this moring after police say she was shot... during a road rage incident. iesha williams was in her car on reading road when she was shot. police believe the driver of a gray sedan opened fire on williams, but they're unsure why. the shooter is still on the loose. if you have any information, call police. happening now we're told a dominos pizza delivery driver is shaken up...but not injured...after he was robbed. happened...at the north creek apartments on west galbraith road just before midnight. the driver told police he wasn't sure if the suspect had a weapon...but was able to describe the suspect's car...which is very similar to a stolen one found a short time ago in springfield township... it's not clear if it

legal officials in mexico say it could take as long as a year before he could be extradited to the u.s. new information coming to light shows that his downfall may have been his secret meetings with rolling stone magazine. coming up, a music icon loses his battle with cancer. we take a look back at the career of the late david bowie. and a former theater left vacant now has new tenants. how the building is getting a shot at new life, while helping change the lives of others. those stories and more when the news at noon continues. you got people working incredibly long hours. median family income today -- $4,000 less than it was in 1999. the bottom line of this economy is that it is rigged. an economy that works for all of us rather than a handful of billionaires. if you work 40 hours a week in america, you should not live in poverty. i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. marco rubio thinks it's unfair to criticize him for missing votes. "but i am going to miss votes, i'm running for president." but he's been missing votes for a long time. "one third of all of his missed votes in 2

. >> reporter: it's the diet right for you of course but u.s. news and world record report low rei leased-- report released the best diet where most are reviewed by a panel health experts and scored based on several things short and long-term weight loss and nutrition and safety and how so for the 6th year in a row the dash diet developed by nih to lower blood pressure was crowned the best overall diet. weight watchers ranked number one for weight loss for the second year in a row. and interestingly, the fertility diet which aims to boost ovulation and improve fertility ranked number one for people with diabetes. now while all of these diets have differents they generally focus on avoiding bad fats and eating more vegetables and whole grains. there's similarities. >> so that brings us to something beyond weight loss the government is out with new recommendations for healthy eating. what's changed in this? >> reporter: sugar. the new report. >> eat more of it. >> reporter: no. no. no. it's tougher on sugar but backs off on previous recommends about --

they placed a guard at his door 24/ 7 and it could take another year before he comes here to the u.s.. >>> new developments on the case in avery, and the making of a murderer. he's asking to get out of prison while he awaits that appeal. prosecutors remain that he's a violent criminal and needs to be off the streets. >> this appears to me doing what he wants to do and when he wants to do it. brought a lot of new attention to the case. more than 200,000 people have signed up to give him a pardon. % >>> police are looking for these two suspects today. one threatened another person with a gun and took off in a white suv. if you saw anything call the lice. >>> these people died on this wreck on highway 285 near south turkey creek road. %- this crash. the man that hit them is now charged with dui and elieve he was driving at 100 miles-per- hour and has a hearing next so if you saw anything go to our link on www.thedenverchannel.com. >>> we're counting down to big reveal tonight for the $1.4 billion. sally has more. >> reporter: well this machine hasn't stopped ringing for people hoping to win that.

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