i'm vinita nair. the monster blizzard that hit the east this weekend continues to claim lives. eight states and washington, d.c. some were in car accidents. others suffered heart attacks while shoveling. a growing number have died from carbon monoxide poisoning in their homes and cars. notable snow totals include 42 inches in glengary, west virginia and 26.8 inches in new york's central park, just a tenth of an inch short of the record. we have several reports on the cleanup, beginning in washington, d.c. w wh kris van cleave. >> reporter: the storm has stopped, and so has much othe nation's capital. there's no way a car could drive down side streets like this. snowed in cars and feet of snow block the way. pedestrians are still using main iced-over sidewalks. the airports are closed. so is d.c.'s metro. schools and the city government will be closed tomorrow. mayor muriel bowser. >> while we have made some progress, there is still a lot more to do. >> reporter: the city brought in 400 pieces of extra

i'm vinita nair. news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm vinita nair. tens of millions of americans who live along the eastern seaboard will spend much of this week digging out after the deadly blizzard of 2016. but the weather is not getting in the way of the presidential campaign. in just one week the people of iowa will cast votes in the first in the nation caucuses. the "des moines register" came out with its endorsements. hillary clinton is the paper's choice for the democratic nomination, and marco rubio gets the gop endorsement. in the republican race our battleground tracker shows donald trump back on top in iowa with 39% of the vote. ted cruz is second with 34%, followed by marco rubio at 13%. in new hampshire trump has a big lead with 34%, compared to 16% for cruz and 14% for rubio. and on to south carolina, where trump holds his biggest lead. he gets 40%. cruz is at 21% and rubio 13%. but one name that does not yet show up in the polls, former new york city mayor michael he is serio

i'm vinita nair. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm vinita nair. tens of millions of americans who live along the eastern seaboard will spend much of this week digging out after the but the weather is not getting in the way of the presidential campaign. in just one week the people of iowa will cast votes in the first in the nation caucuses. the "des moines register" came out with its endorsements. hillary clinton is the paper's choice for the democratic nomination, and marco rubio gets the gop endorsement. in the republican race our battleground tracker shows donald trump back on top in iowa with 39% of the vote. ted cruz is second with 34%, followed by marco rubio at 13%. in new hampshire trump has a big lead with 34%, compared to 16% for cruz and 14% for rubio. and on to south carolina, where trump holds his biggest lead. he gets 40%. cruz is at 21% and rubio 13%. but one name that does not yet show up in the polls, former new york city mayor michael bloom

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i'm vinita nair in new york. thank you for joining us and good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned bythe effect it had for travelers on the road and the status of that stretch of i-15 tonight. what residents on the east coast are facing after getting slammed with a massive snowstorm.. and how the storm is effecting travelers here in southern nevada. > the end of an era in southern nevada. as southern nevada mourns the passing of a former clark county commissioner... the legacy he leaves behind... and what lead up to his death./// now, nevada's first choice for news, this is 8 newsnow, weeend edition ((sharie johnson)) > traffic is flowing smoothly now on interstate 15. after a portion of the freeway was blocked off as nevada highway patrol troopers investigated a deadly accident. it happened around 11-30 this morning on i-15 near the valley of fire state park . 8 news now's mauricio marin was on scene. and shows us how bad the back up got. (( mauricio marin/reporter: "all day nevada highway patrol troopers investigating a deadly car crash invol

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but vinita nair found the fast food giant has other changes in store. (nats - mcdonald's ad) you like." more than three months after made breakfast an all day affair "all day breakfast. the move appears to be customer cravings and wall street's appetite for profits. the fast food giant reported on monday that u-s same- store sales jumped nearly six percent in the fourth 2015...making (sot: mellody hobson/ cbs news financial contributor) "this is an organization that is closing in on servicing something like 70 million people a day. those issues have included criticism for the restaurant's "super-sized" menu and allegations over using unhealthy and unethically raised ingredients facing stiff competition from more premium chains like shake shack and chipotle. since ceo steve easterbrook took over mcdonald's in march, the company has become more transparent about ingredi ents(mcdonald's video) simplified its menuand "beefed" up how customers can use it. (nat-mcdonald's ad) "there's one and there's two." rolling out a revamped value menua digital app to hel

i'm vinita nair. the monster blizzard that hit the east this weekend continues to claim lives. at least 26 people have died in eight states and washington, d.c. some were in car accidents. others suffered heart attacks while shoveling. a growing number have died from carbon monoxide poisoning in their homes and cars. notable snow totals include 42 inches in glengary, west virginia and 26.8 inches in new york's central park, just a tenth of an inch short of the record. cleanup, beginning in washington, d.c. with kris van cleave. >> reporter: the storm has stopped, and so has much of the nation's capital. there's no way a car could drive down side streets like this. snowed in cars and feet of snow block the way. pedestrians are still using main thoroughfares instead of iced-over sidewalks. the airports are closed. so is d.c.'s metro. mayor muriel bowser. >> while we have made some progress, there is still a lot more to do. >> reporter: the city brought in 400 pieces of extra equipment to dig out and con

but vinita nair found the fast food giant has other changes in store. (nats - mcdonald's ad) "no way. savor breakfast anytime you like." more than three months after mcdonald's made breakfast an all day affair (nats) "all day breakfast. sooooooo good." the move appears to be satisfying customer cravings and wall street's appetite for profits. on monday that u-s same- store sales jumped nearly six percent in the fourth quarter of 2015...making (sot: mellody hobson/ cbs news financial contributor) "this is an organization that is closing in on servicing something like 70 million people a day. those issues have included criticism for the restaurant's "super-sized" menu and allegations over using unhealthy and unethically raised ingredients facing stiff competition from more premium chains like shake shack and chipotle. since ceo steve easterbrook took over mcdonald's in march, the company has become more transparent about ingredi ents(mcdonald's video) simplified its menuand "beefed" up how customers can use it. (nat-mcdonald's ad) "there's one and there's

vinita nair, cbs news, new york. >> quijano: the new year begins with sad news in the music industry. natalie cole, the daughter of ken kinsella, and a legendary singer in her own right, died of congestive heart failure last night in los angeles. she was 65. ben tracy looks back at cole's unforgettable gift. this will be an everlasting love >> reporter: she had a voice that could sail through the lighter side of love straight into longing. i miss you like crazy >> reporter: in a four-decade-long career, she sold more than 30 million albums. you are my first love the great ken nat king nat king cole was destined to make music. we saw her first with edward r. murrow. >> how many of those pups would you like to keep? >> all of them. >> reporter: young natalie wanted to perform with her dad, a memory she recalled in 2006 on "cbs sunday morning." >> he did say to a few people, "i think she's got it." and i remember when i first sang with my dad, i had to audition. he said, "you're going to have to show me that you can do this." >> reporter: her 1975 debut album was a hit, and cole won the

vinita nair has that. >> reporter: trauma surgeon sheldon teperman treats a gunshot victim almost every day at jacobi medical center in the bronx. he's been doing it for 32 years. >> you see all the senseless violence, and you see it year after year after year. >> reporter: but six years ago, one patient changed him, the death of 92-year-old sadie mitchell, who was shot by a >> after i pronounced her dead, and i was so emotionally taken, and you want to throw up your hands and-- this is america. >> no more silence! end gun violence! >> reporter: that moment prompted teperman to get more involved in gun safety legislation. that's when he learned his personal investments, like his 401(k), could be supporting the gun industry. when you called your financial adviser, were they surprised? >> he was not surprised at all. all i had to do was sign the memo and give him the instruction not to allow any of my money to be invested in these killing machines. >> reporter: teperman is part of a national effort called unload your 401(k). >> there is a lot of profit to be made for all of this sorrow, a

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vinita? >> for a very good cause indeed. yes. i like that story. >> that video of the guys singing should help sell it. >> super bowl 50's journey to the san francisco bay area is sprouting an unlikely concession concession. >> if you had to have an official drink of super bowl 50, what would it be? >> the nfl and its passion >>> this scary hit earned calgary's dennis wideman an indefinite suspension. he knocked this referee into the ice. wideman says he was in pain after being hit himself and was just trying to get off the ice. he later apoll hissed. >> rough sport. for some watching football and drinking beer go together. this year's super bowl is being played at levi stadium in santa clara, california, just 85 miles south of america's premiere wine region. dana jacobson of cbs sports network is here with how the industry impacts the big game. dana, good morning. >> good morning. wine is big business in california. napa and sonoma have a nearly $40 billion impact on the state's economy. and so it's no surprise that the industry

vinita nair, cbs news, new york. >> quijano: the new year begins industry. >> it shows a man opening fire on a bar. two people were killed, three others injured. police are searching for the gunman. nomotive is known. >> quijano: the new year begins with sad news in the music industry. natalie cole, the daughter of nat king cole, and a legendary singer in her own right, died of congestive heart failure last night in los angeles. she was 65. ben tracy looks back at cole's unforgettable gift. this will be an everlasting love >> reporter: she had a voice that could sail through the lighter side of love, straight i miss you like crazy >> reporter: in a four-decade- long career, she sold more than 30 million albums. you are my first love >> reporter: the daughter of the great nat king cole was destined to make music. we saw her first in 1957 with cbs' edward r. murrow. >> how many of those pups would you like to keep? >> reporter: young natalie wanted to perform with her dad, a memory she recalled in 2006 on "cbs sunday morning." >> he did say to a few people, "i think she's got it." and

vinita? >> for a very good cause indeed. >> that video of the guys singing helps it out. >>> super bowl 50's journey to the san francisco bay area has an unlikely confession. >> if you had to have an official drink of super bowl 50, what would it be? >> it would be wine. >>> this scary hit earned calgary's player wideman a suspension. he knocked the official into the ice on wednesday. wiseman said he was in pain after his himself and just was trying to get off the ice. he apologized later. >> rough sport. >> video too. >>> for some watching football and drinking beer goes together but this year's super bowl is played in levi stadium, in st. clara, california. dana, good morning. >> reporter: wine is big business in california. napa and sonoma have a 40 economy and so it's no surprise that the industry has been a big draw for the team and even some of the players that are based in that area. for many football fans, suggesting an official gameday beverage other than beer would be considered bla

i'm anthony mason. >> and i'm vinita nier. a look at the still evolving super bowl 50. >>> and then from hard scrabble coal mining country in wales to the pinnacle of pop music success and even a knighthood. >> also vegas last year to hollywood this year a another run of box office hits. including "hail caesar" starring george clooney. >> first breaking news over night. the rising threat of flooding in parts of the midwest as levees danger. the mississippi river is expected to crest today near st. mary m missouri. >> 40 miles south of st. louis where people are still recovering from the record flooding earlier this year. >> reporter: good morning. we are about 40 minutes south of st. mary and whether a difference an hour makes. when we last saw you our last the sun started to rise you get a look at the flooding. the mississippi river is a half mile behind me. we're in downtown. and there was a major flood back in 1993 they called the so called great flood. that stop sign right there we're told by an eye witness is where the wa

except for vinita. millennials have a really different kind of relationship with financial institution. they hate them and don't trust them but they lu technology. the disruption index. really trying to understand what sectors of the economy mill millennial will disrupt. 71% say they would rather go to the dentist than listen to banks. 73% say they would excited about the new offering from google, amazon, apple, paypal or square than their own bank. it is going to happen and mill >> i think people have a natural hesitation because of security questions also knowing it is all on your phone. is that a ligament concern. >> >> when you talk to technology experts they say are you crazy? these mobile payment services are more secure than a credit card. it is the credit card that actually is a problem. and i think the biggest issue is what if i lose my phone like the wallet. that is the big concern but the advantages are vast. security is better. we have convenience obviously and for those who use venmo. we al

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. >> reporter: vinita, good morning. it is not only flooding but freezing. nearly 29 degrees in cape girardeau jusus south of cape mary. and the new year has brought a new record and it is nothing worth celebrating. 49 feet this morning. and tomorrow it is expected to crest at 50 feet. already this morning along main street is flooding is system. but we're told most of the 78 thousand people who live in this city will be protected. >> as the mississippi river rises this morning, cape girardeau's greatest tool is working. a flood wall. 93% of the city is protected by it. but the remaining 5% are vulnerable. that's several hundred people. and kim conway is o o of them. >> i have never seen the street covered like this. >> her home is now surrounded by sandbags. her city councilman surveyed the damage where some structures and vehicles are nearly submerged. voluntary evacuations are under way but many people are reluctant to leave. called "great flood" of 1993. >> i don't think anyone expected this would happen again so soon. >> following that flood nearly 3/4