. >> reporter: hey, vlad.e come the rains, but the people are here and the celebration must go on. to keep everyone safe tonight, the n.y.p.d. tells us they've got an additional 1,000 people on patrol, that brings the total to roughly 7,000 people on duty, that will include k-9 teams and counterterrorism squads with long guns and armor. a drone in the sky was supposed to be a new element, but because of the weather, it's not flying. so, the n.y.p.d. will have to rely instead on the helicopter, and about 1200 security cameras in that crowd below. it's not only new york tonight, out there in las vegas, about 300,000 people are expected to pack into the strip. they'll be protected by roughly 1500 law enforcement and 300 members of the nevada national guard. on hotel rooftops there, expect snipers, and speaking of hotels, every hotel here in new york city has had detectives in it for days looking out for suspicious activity, and looking for entry routes in case there is any trouble. vlad. >> duthiers: all right, t

>> well, vlad, good evening to you. that snow in tucson was the first measurable snowfall there in nearly six years and some of the coldest air since that time as well. and some of that energy will move across new mexico and over into the plains over the next 24 hours. still some additional snow to go. really tough travel in new mexico, especially around the sandia mountains where they have seen a lot of snow the last week or so. and look at the temperatures to wake up to tomorrow morning, right at the freezing mark in phoenix, as well as tucson, 24 there in albuquerque. some of that energy, again, heading to texas and oklahoma with ice and snowfall for for tomorrow and more heavy rainfall moving across the southeast where it has just been raining and raining and seemingly raining every single week. the most hazardous travel with that ice and snow tomorrow into into thursday, central oklahoma, reaching back to texas, with the mixture of snow and freezing freezing rain definitely going to make for some very dicey conditi

vlad? >> all right, chip reid at the white house. thanks, chip. >>> a nasa spacecraft phoned home today and gave us our first real glimpse of a frozen remnant of the earliest days of our solar system. mark strassmann on why scientist s are so excited. >> we've just accomplished the most distant fly-by >> reporter: a roomful of people in laurel, maryland, got something unusual today, the great of the lncel in human history. [ applause ] >> reporter: that call traveled more than 4 billion miles, a radio signal from nasa's new horizons spacecraft. flying past ultima thule, a frozen world shaped like a bowling pin, a pristine relic from the dawn of time. >> i don't know about all of you, but i'm really liking this 2019 thing so far. [ laughter ] >> reporter: alan stern is the principal investigator for nasa's new horizon's to ject. the space probe about the size of a baby grand piano launched in 2006, sent back breath taking photos of pluto in 2015, then traveled deeper into the kuiper belt for its fly-by of ultima thule. >> we chased it

vlad?> barry, thank you very much. >>> next, a colorado man is charged with murder in the death of his fiance. were others involved? ever notice how hard it is to clean impossible bathroom messes with spray cleaners? try mr. clean magic eraser. just add water, squeeze, and erase. it's perfect for cleaning stubborn bathroom soap scum. even hard water stains. for impossible bathroom messes... ... try mr. clean magic eraser. >>> a colorado man accused of killing the mother of his one-year-old daughter showed no emotion in court today when he was charged with her murder. 29-year-old kelsey berreth disappeared on thanksgiving day. >> reporter: a stoic patrick frazee entered a colorado courtroom formally charged with first degree murder in the death of his fiance kelsey berreth. >> the district attorney's office filed five felony counts against mr. frazee, two counts of first degree murder. we also have three separate counts of solicitation. >> reporter: prosecutors believe he did not act alone,

democrats getting under way, trying to get to a point where unless you find a note that says "dear vlad, thanks for all the help, love donald," then he is not personally culpable for illegal collusion. >> in fact we had that video, i think we have it ready, but if we don't, we'll show it in a little bit, the video of them in hamburg at the g20 back in 2017, signaling to each other. i'm not sure we have that ready. in any case, the fact is that there's plenty of indications of the vlad and donald relationship. >> sure, absolutely. i think what they're ultimately preparing for is they know impeachment in the house is probably a foregone conclusion. they're preparing a defense that allows some number of republican senators to vote not to convict despite all the facts and news that we're seeing. >> to peter alexander, could part of the -- what provoked this be that extensive filing from the mueller team against the manafort, you know, defense strategy, which was all blacked out, redacted, but it was hundreds and hundreds of pages earlier this week, and it showed that they have extensive exh

i'm vlad any duthiers. the political battle over president trump's long promised border wall is now taking on the tenor of a kindergarten spat. president trump canceled house speaker nancy pelosi's planned trip to afghanistan, saying military planes should not be used while parts of the government are shut down. pelosi told president trump he should postpone or cancel his presidential address for the very same reason. meanwhile, more workers are being called back to work without pay. major garrett reports. >> reporter: in the letter to house speaker nancy pelosi, president trump wrote her trip to belgium and afghanistan aboard a military jet was postponed because it would be better the you were in washington negotiating with me to end the shutdown. mr. trump called the visit to afghanistan, where u.s. troops are stationed a, quote, public relations event and suggested pelosi could fly commercial. the white house published the letter less than an hour before pelosi and several lawmakers were to depart. some

i hang out with v lad and-- vlad and destabilize western democracy for the love of the game, okay.t, i just, and you know, i-- i, di-- -- (applause) and trump knows who is really to blame for this investigation. lying james comey. >> so what happened with the fbi, i have done a great service for our country when i fired james comey. because he was a bad cop and he was a dirty cop. and he lied. he really lied. >> stephen: we get it. you know one thing about each of your enemies and you keep saying it just to remember their names. comey lied. schumer cried, ted cruz's dad did homicide. we didn't start the fire! but maybe-- cheesier (cheers and applause) but maybe the president sensed he was in over his head here because he quickly changed the subject to things he is an expert in, watchi football and eating fast food. >> i don't know if the weather changes things but the clemson championship team, the national championship team will be coming tonight and i think we're going to serve mcdonald's, wendsies and burger kings with some pizza. i really mean it, it will be interesting. and i

vlad, i hate to bring this up, but i keep hearing sounds of screaming and begging at night, and the condooard agreed you can't torture after 11:00 p.m. and it's just-- it's just that my kids are trying to sleep, and-- i mean-- i don't have kids! i have no loved ones!ver nd. please don't annex my apartment!" ( laughter and applause ) ( piano riff ) trump responded to the scandal by saying it's no scandal, tweeting, "oh, i get it! i am a very good developer, happily living my life." okay, that's already three lies right there. ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) here we go, jim: ( laughter and applause ) "very cool." >> jon: very cool? >> stephen: i think that's just his way of saying, "i'm not a crook." nixon should have tried that. "i'm very legal. very cool. i'm a way gone cat, daddio." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) "i'm a hep daddy." he tweeted on: "i talked about it on the campaign trail-- dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot, dot-- lightly looked at doing a building somewhere in russia. put up zero money, zero guarantees, and didn't do the project. witch hunt!" ( laughter ) oh, oh, i

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. >> vlad, thank yo >>> good tuesday morning. it was a chilly start to the day and we will warm up, above average for this time of the year. san francisco with the high at 61, oakland, tremont and san jose as well this afternoon. we will warm up through the week with the warmest day of the week friday and saturday. we will have plenty of sunshine. have a great day. >>> we have much >>> we have much more news ahead. a close friend of missing colorado mom kelsey berreth said she saw red flags in berreth's relationship with her fiance before she vanished. ahead, ashley cogburn opens up about the fiance now facing murder charges. >>> new government rules require hospitals to post price lists. we'll show you how they're confusing or even misleading for consumers. >>> and the nfl considers a major rule change after controversy call that may have caused the saints a to trip to super bowl and they're still upset about this. you're watching "cbs this mornin morning". we'll be right back. super bowl. and they're still upset about this. you

good morning, vlad. >> you're absolutely right.iplatinum singles including "stitches," "mercy," "treat you better," and "there's nothing holding me back," i love that song. this comes at a pivotal moment for her professionally and personally. ♪ why do you think the song has resonated with so many people? >> everybody has had that experience of really wanting to do something and being afraid. ♪ i think everybody who is there working on the song like has that sort of spirit. just kind of not being an option to give up. ♪ i need somebody >> reporter: that's partly what inspired teddy geiger and shawn mendes to write "in my blood." ♪ their latest smash hit. ♪ >> the best stuff we do comes from having like conversation and just like hanging out as friends. and i think the thing that really makes it great is shawn being truthful about how he feels and what he's going through. >> reporter: what was it like when you guys found out that the song's been nominated for a grammy? >> teddy geiger, scott harris, shawn mendes. >> i was in shock. i

the venezuelan government has responded by cutting its ties with the united states. 0ur correpondent vladpresident or the former deceased president is part of the big port by the us to topple the revolution. i do not think it will give them any favours but i think probably it is fairto favours but i think probably it is fair to say for the people on the ground, ordinary venezuelans, if you do not know whether you will be able to eat three times a day when you‘re facing a flesh and —— inflation rate into the millions, politics goes out of the window. anything that promises change could be seeking what they want. many people and venezuelan could say this is a country that once politics and on the face of it should not have these problems? it is an oil rich nation. but part of the problem is that historically that oil money probably did not reach all of the money in the country and that is part of the reasons why the minister was elected, the money was not being spent in the right places. the president was accused of huge mismanagement and pilfering the money and the evidence was their. i be