webb. at webb's listed address -- family members refused to give her side of the story. back at walmart, when webb finally returned to the car, we find out what items were important enough to leave her children unattended. sgt. butler: originally, i assume that perhaps she was in there buying formula or diapers, only to find out she was in there buying tobacco products and nothing else. ryan: webb bonded out of the polk county jail this afternoon. when we tried to get her side of the story. the children are now in the care of another family member. kcci 8 news, iowa's news leader. in a union county death investigation. the iowa dci and union county sheriff's office today searched two homes in thayer. that's about 10 miles from where a hunter found the body of 37-year-old loretta dillinger in a pond on monday. investigators tell kcci one of the homes is dillinger's last known address. but they aren't saying anything about a connection to the other home they were searching. it's guilty on all counts for ngor makuey. he's the 20-year-old des moines man who used a metal spat

webb and another befriended her at her apartment. she went missing in august and law enforcement tracked down the suspects in louisiana. webb was extradited to las vegas and the other is still in louisiana. reed: a lot of families affected by this one. the las vegas defense lawyer accused of forging legal documents to keep prostitutes from serving time appeared in court today with an attorney of her own. vicki greco pled not guilty to felony and misdemeanor charges. greco is currently out on battle at her trial is set to >> governor brian sandoval has called for a special legislative lawmakers are affected has to several tax breaks totaling $115 million. ferriday announced they intend to build up billion-dollar plant . reed: news affecting your wallet, the fed have raised just rates. today the federal reserve chair janet yellen expressed confidence that the u.s. economy hike. following the announcement bankamerica increase their prime lending rate to 3% from 2.5%. so on the heels of that nevada's it has been since 2008. national secu

brian webb has more. < in belmar, new jersey- no one was throwing snowballs this christmas. nats: "you you you you" hitting ball only volleyballs. (joe orecchio/volleyba ll player) "no better way to start christmas day off with the new volleyball i got for christmas and my buddies. it's a dream come true to play on christmas day." nats waves the winter chill took off for the holiday- surfers relished temperatures in the sixties. nats ..warm enough to enjoy ice cream and skate in shorts at bryant park's outdoor rink in new york city. (brian marshall/tourist) "we're visiting from australia -we were coming over for a white christmas - what do we get - beautiful weather, it's fantastic. i haven't taken the shorts off the whole time i've been here." brian webb/new york) "the national weather service says this is the warmest christmas on record in new york city. the record was also shattered on christmas eve-the high was than the temperature on the 4th of july." records were also hit in the south and up and down the east coast. "ho ho ho" santa got in a round of golf near bangor,

brian webb, for cbs news, golden's bridge, new york./// ((brian webb)) > this could turn out to be the second worst flood of the mississippi river in missouri.behind only the historic flood of 1993./// ((paul joncich)) > how is this impacting people traveling home after the holidays? ((denise valdez)) > and tedd over here in the west -- but the chilly temperatures are here for awhile, right? ((tedd florendo)) > tedd >a lot of the west coast stuck in this cold weather rut from here up to the pacific northwest and stretching to the northern tier states. take a look ............................... ........................ in fact a lot of the lower 48 states now chilly for this turesday with dallas dropping down to 46. while they had record highs in new york for christmas they're cold now, and the only warm spots are miami and orlando. .......................... evening planner shows calmer winds and clearer skies and that will make the temps drop. 40's early evening and reaching the 30's by 11 o'clock tonight. winds should not be a big issue. we'll get more specific on how cold it will g

houck and webb were arrested in louisiana about two weeks later. governor brian sandoval is telling lawmakers that a 335-million- dollar agreement to bring electric carmaker faraday future to nevada is a good bargain for the state. his lieutenant governor - mark hutchison - agrees. "you're going to have 13,000 employees who are part of the faraday future compnay in the manufacturing process and the venders and the supply chain and you are going to see them in las vegas in those jobs in buying groceries, buying cars and buying homes and contriubuting to the economy of southern nevada." a special session is expected next week in the legislature - to secure the deal. it could be tough. a block of conservative assembly republicans have a track record of voting against tax abatements - even though the group wasn't large enough to stop a tax deal to bring another auto company - tesla - to the reno area. sandoval says nevada stands to gain three times as much tax revenue as it waives through the deal - and thousands of jobs for nevadans. faraday future an

what jimre to look at webb has been saying.ulling over the notion of running as an independent candidate. it would kind of scratch their head a little bit. engagement, he did not seem to have the heart for the race. getting on all the ballots is really hard. it's harder to raise money. of --ses this question house and see her he is and if he be willing to do the work necessary to be a possible third party candidate. he must think that she is vulnerable. if he's running as an independent candidate, he doesn't have to run against her until the general election. if you were going to mount an independent challenge, you can understand that she was i'm not sure the jim webb is certainly the idea messenger or the ideal candidate . the weather is slowing down the campaigns of marco rubio in chris christie as they going to iowa. will they be out there having fun? or will they be having special places in iowa. certainly, the way you are probably going to be having -- the iowa caucuses are among the way. some of the candidates took some t

let's bring in jason michael webb. and jason, he's humble, but his resume speaks for itself. he's doing double duty now. he's the musical director on color purple -- >> oh, wow. >> as well as being responsible for the book, music and lyrics on this. so we're really lucky to have both of these guys taking on the task of doing the show for us. [laughter] ms. hudson is now with you. >> the whole cast is fantastic. >> when you found out that the apollo, the legendary, his to historic apollo said, yes, we want to help you tell this story, your reaction to that. >> i'm still pinching myself right now. [laughter] the music had been worked on, we had good fortune of being able to showcase some of the music at the red rooster, the supper club. the owner said that was one of their best nights that they had on a thursday night, and we were fortunate enough to have the apollo's brass come and see it. they sent an e-mail the next day and said let's talk about this. they had already had dedicated programming in the month of december for 2015, and we weren't sure if it was going to be possi

brian webb for cbs news, new york. the deal still needs to be governments before it takes effect. the latest des moines register - iowa poll - shows ted cruz** with a ten point lead over donald rump - - and in eastern iowa - voters will see a lot of bernie sanders - this week-end. week-end.he kicked off a two-day visit - in anamosa. that's where he spoke at a forum - on racial justice - and prison reform.sanders also plans a town* hall meeting - in dubuque.it's part of a huge push by sanders - as hillary clinton - leads in the polls.tomorrow morning , he'll be in waterloo - at mount carmel - baptist church.then at cornell college - in the afternoon. in coralville, coralville,a busy stretch of fifth street is now back open tonight. this morning, city engineers removed the barriers between first avenue and tenth avenen. this means coralville transit will resume service along the stretch--although previous stops at sixth and tenth avenues have been consolidated into a new stop at eighth avenue.the construction underground, making sidewalks wider and installing stormwater planters to

webb also said the board has complete confidence in yahoo! ceo marissa mayer, but shares of yahoo! slid more than 1% today. >>> on wall street today, there was a big rally followed by a big decline. the dow jones industrial average rose triple digits early on, encouraged by the reported merger news between dupont and dow. but then oil prices turned south, and so did stocks. by the close, the blue chip dow index fell 75 points to 17,429. it was up as much as 200. the nasdaq also dropped 75 and the s&p 500 was lower by 15 points. as for oil, prices fell for a fourth straight day, ignoring an unexpected drawdown in stockpiles. prices settled at $37.16. bob pisani now with more on today's big run-up and rundown in stocks. >> reporter: it was another volatile day for the markets. stocks moved into positive territory early on the strength of a drawdown in crude inventories, but the market reversed almost immediately through a series of very large sell programs that came through the market between about 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. eastern time, which stopped almost all the sectors in the s&p

what happened to jim webb is that we no longer know what is happening to jim webb. >> that's exactly right. >> stephen: it's too bad. he is a good man. presidential election since 1964. what do you make of this one? >> well, i'm going to resort to that great statesman winston churchill who once said "the americans will always end up doing the right thing. but only after they have exhausted every other possibility." ( laughter ) >> stephen: well, i certainly hope you're right. ted, thank you so much. >> thank you. >> stephen: ted koppel's book, "lights out" is available now bump. we'll be right back. karl, don't you have friends coming over? yeah, so? it stinks in here. you've got to wash this whole room are you kidding? wash it? let's wash it with febreze. for all the things you can't wash, use... ...febreze fabric refresher whoa hey mrs. webber inhales hey, it smells nice in here and try pluggable febreze... ...up to 45 days of freshness pluggable febreze and fabric refresher... ...[inhale + exhale mnemonic]... ... , two more ways to breathe happy is that coffee? yea, it's nespresso

alyx: police said webb purchased around $20 worth of tobacco products. webb bonded out of the polk county jail friday but the case remains under investigation. new developments this morning, in a union county suspicious death investigation. the iowa dci and union county sheriff's office searched two homes in thayer friday. that's about 10 miles from where a hunter found the body of 37-year-old loretta dillinger in a pond on monday. investigators tell kcci, one of the homes is dillinger's last-known address, but they aren't saying anything about a connection to the other home they were searching. ngor makuey was pronounced guilty on all counts friday. the 20-year-old used a metal spatula to beat to death he also beat rupert's wife harriet in their des moines home back in july of 2014. makuey's attorney used the insanity defense during the trial, but witnesses said they saw no signs of mental illness. the judge said the spatula makuey brought from his home showed premeditation. >> he wasn't going over there to cook, wasn't going over there to grill, he wen

webb was taken to a nearby hospital where he was pronounced dead. wood was not injured. jessica rae: one person was killed when a carrying about a dozen passengers collided with a car in saunders county, nebraska. the car had two people in it. deadlocked tuesday afternoon. they barry williams around 3:30 p.m. jury back into the instructed them again thth their verdict would need sent them back to continue deliberations. the jury started deliberations around 2:30 p.m. on monday and had been in deliberations for about 10 hours as of 4 p.m. tuesday. they are considering charges of involuntary manslaughter, reckless endangerment, second-degree assault and misconduct i ioffice. this wasn't ththfirst note the jury had claimed the life of one person in osceola unty yesterday. the sheriff's office says the accident happened just after seven, one sibley. police say 33 year old patrick webb was driving a pick-up that went out of control after hitting some ice. the pick-up slid into the path of a semi truck driven by 60 year old edward wood. webb was taken to a a arby hospital wher

the iowa caucuses are set for february 1st.brian webb for cbs news, new york. 3 the next republican 3 bth - hud audithello. i'm mark hyman.the securities hyman. hello. i'm mark bth - hud audit hello. i'm mararhyman.the securities and exchanan commissisi regulates publicly-held companies. these are the businesses that have public shareholders.the s-e-c has complex rules that companies must follow. break the rules and they risk facing civil or criminal penalties. in some cases, executives could find themselves in company must issue an annual report . . . an overview w of the company's financial health. it muststinclude dited financial statements accounting for every single penny.of course, washington doesn't follow the same rules. there are entire agencies that spend billions of dollars annually without little or no accountability. the department of housing and urban development spent more than 40 billion dollars this past fiscal year. the hud inspector gegeral has concluded the agency's records are so sloppy and incomplete that it's literally impossible to audit. the i-g found four maj

webb bonded out of jail friday. and in union county, the iowa dci and county sheriff's office searched two homes in thayer . that's about 10 miles from where a hunter found the body of 37-year-old loretta dillinger in a pond on monday. investigators tell kcci, one of the homes is dillinger's last-known address. but they aren't saying anything about a connection to the other home they were searching. fire officials are investigating an early morning house fire at in des moines just before 4:00 this morning. when crews arrived there were flames and smoke coming from the house. no one was home at the time and the damage is estimated at about $20,000. frank: we will be drive for much of the day today but that rain does move in this evening. 54 degrees our high temperare. there is our rain trend. after 8:00, especially down to the south it does increase. [kcci captioning is brought to you by the iowa clinic.] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accu

webb was taken to a nearby hospital by ambulance, where he was pronounced dead. wood was not injured. jenna: sioux city's north high is looking for a new band director. lucas sursely (sirs-lee) turned in his resignationfriday, for an undisclosed reasononccording totollison benson, the district's communications dirctor a meeting for parents of band members was held on monday night assistant band director, faith hall, will be serving as the interim direct . jenna: the iowa department of natural resources is askng the public's opinion on a proposed alcohol ban on all state beaches. the dnr is considering a ban on alcohol year round at beaches in state parks and recreation areas. it would also create a 200 foot land buffer around areas where the ban would take place. those looking to provide their opinion on the matter are asked to email the d-n-r. jenna: their contact information is listed on our website, that's uiouxlandmatters dot com tim:& from improved food and garden programs, to expanded youth activites... a 1.2 million dollar expansion for iowa state univ ext

webb was pronounced dead at the hospital. wood was not injured. 3 authorities have just released a series of photographs of a weekend.it happened saturday shortly before 3 near the intersection of 165th street and 255th avenue.dickinson county sheriffs office says 23 year old jaime leckband failed to stop at a stop sign... went through the intersection and crashed into the hoho.no one was in the house at the time, and there were no injuries. leckband was arrested. she was charged with third offense o-w-i...and failure to maintain control. home is estimated at more than $10,000. 3 santa came early for hundreds of area veterans and active militaryrytonight santa claus was the honored guest among more than 500 people who attended the 8th annual "holiday for heroes" at the siouxland chapter of the american red cross. santa handed out toys to the children. while the veterans were able to get free gifts... groceries... dinner... haircuts... massages and more. 3 "they all donated toys, clothes, i mean it's just been an out pouring f

brian webb, cbs news, goldens bridge, new york. >>> the winter weather has also put a wrench in folks travel plans. according to a tracking website, more than 900 flights have been canceled. hundreds more delay. this comes after hundreds of flight cancellations and delays yesterday because of the weather as well. >>> if you are traveling in the new year, here is something you might need to be aware of. the transportation security administration is increasing random checks of airport and airline employees who hold badges that enable them to bypass security checkpoints. that extra security move is slowing down tsa security checkpoints a little. the decision follows impetus in employees used distractive -- restricted interests is to smuggle guns. -- restricted entrances to smuggle -- snuggle -- smuggle guns. >>> paul town has been putting on this show for 18 years. this year, he had to take a few more breaks because it -- he says his cancer treatment is not doing much good anymore. this has not stopped him. so far, he has raised $10,000 to send 20 kids to camp chemo. >>> the city of colu

brian webb for cbs news. >>> overseas now. government forces in iraq are closing in this morning on a key city in the fight against isis. iraqi soldiers are making their final push to take back ramadi, the city, 60 miles west of baghdad, is reportedly close to collapsing. debora patta is tracking the offensive in london. >> reporter: gun battles raged on the streets of ramadi as after isis control. an iraqi ministry source says pockets of resistance remain. the united states defense department could not confirm those reports. troops inched forward street-by-street securing a path to its intended target. a government compound held by isis fighters. iraq's terrorism soldiers moved cautiously and clearing out buildings once controlled by isis fighters and fearing some of the structures had been rigged with explosives. the offensive, which began five days ago, has been slow and tough going. iraqi forces were hampered by sniper fire and were forced to navigate roads littered with ieds. the iraqi military suffered a humiliateing def

investigators say webb lost control of his pickup on an icy overpass on highway 60. his vehicle slid into the path of a semi driven by edward wood of north sioux city, south dakota. wood wasn't hurt. a chance of snow moves into siouxland tonight. but how much h snowfall can we expect? let's toss it over to chief meteorologis t ron demers with the first look at our forecast. weather ad-lib winter weather advisory for knox, cedar, antelope, pierce, holt, clay (sd), yankton, and lincoln counties through wednesday morning it was a day of gloomy skies and drizzly conditions across most of siouxland. as we head into tonight, the precipitation will become a little heavier and as temperatures cool l snow come down. northwestern siouxland will be cooler and see more snow as a result with as much as 2 to 4 inches in those areas and that's where a winter weather advisory is in effect through wednesday morning. from sioux city to the e et, most of us will likely see an inch or less of snow accumulation. a familiar face of the democratic party made a stop in siouxland to campaign

those are some of this week's top health stories.brian webb for cbs news, new york. 3 3 and still ahead, kayla's got your sports highlights, coming up after the 3 3 the minnesota timberwolves are on a two game losing

our reporter malcolm webb, what do you know? >> 87 people were killed. early friday morning they were attacked by armed men. the police say they have arrested members of an unnamed group. on friday evening police and security forces came around residential areas, people who were protesting they say that police came in people's houses, drove them out in the streets and shot them. they say this is happening to dozens of people, people who are shot in what appears to be execution tile killing. the only people killed were the attackers. and it seems that the government is very much trying to play this down. they're very much trying to put out the image that it's business as usual. but many don't see it like that, they see it as an escalating situation that is slipping rapidly into civil war. >> malcolm webb with those eyewitness reports. malcolm, thank you. still ahead in the program we'll tell you how two historic trade deals take place with india and japan. >> we'll tell you about the protection of syria. research. >> are you ready to have your brain scann

brian webb for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> stay with us everyone still to come, on "eyewitness news" the eagles may have never won a super bowl but another local philly football team just to come back to back titles. we're going to introduce you to some very special kids here. the warner champions northwest radar, the kissing crowd here, how many people puckered up under the missile toe to set up a new record >> after an extremely warm and dry weekend rain returns as do the cooler temperatures. i'll have all the deals in your eyewitness forecast coming up next. reports, a team bringing positive change in philadelphia communities have made champions. >> these are now the consecutive national champions in what is known as pop warner is super bowl they won't a field to return to. >> we've been doing this organization 43 years. i think it's time we -- we -- we deserve a -- that's what we're looking for. >> reporter: the northwest radars put in the work. during their trip to orlando >> all we knew we had to wake set up a little bit and once we woke up you see the outcome >> by a little fl

malcolm webb sends this report. >> talks in entebb enches can the european union union asked hymn to mediate the crisis, when president pierre nkurunziza announced his intention to extend his ten year rule in burundi. >> i encourage the two sides to sit down and have a political solution. >> reporter: activists in opposition says nkurunziza bid for reelection was against the 2006 peace deal that ended 13 years of civil war. they took to the streets earlier this year. but the crack down was violent. since then police have been accused of dozens of extra judicial killings and the armed opposition is accused of provoking military fights. presidential palace in entebbe, within weeks they are due to be moved to jerusha. a number of conditions just for coming to the negotiating table. government delegates have said they are not willing to negotiate with people involved in a failed coup attempted in may. >> they tell you they were not nonviolent when they were not. they continue to use weapons, killing grenades, rockets, this kind of way to is a no to say no something. >> deny they are conn

brian webb reports. brian: chicago police admit an officer made a mistake killing 55 year bettie jones saturday morning at this chicago apartment building. >> when i came out my room and i looked and seen my mom on the floor and i just got to crying. and he starting shooting at me too. brian: police were responding to acting agitated and armed with a baseball bat. officers shot him several times. he died at the hospital. >> he wasn't a violent person. he was someone who wanted to go somewhere. and the people who's supposed to protect us took his life. brian: both shooting victims are black. police refused to release the race of the officer or officers involved. >> they were confronted by a combative individual resulting in an officer firing shots fatally wounding two individuals. brian: grieving family and friends held a news conference wearing shirts that read rahm failed us, referring to chicago mayor rahm emanuel. >> why you got to shoot first and ask questions later? it's ridiculous. somebody got to

webb was taken to a nearby hospital by ambulance, where he was pronounced dead. wood was not injured. jenna: one person was killed when a church youth van carrying about a dozen passengers collided with a r in nebraska. the car had two people in it. one of them died in the crash and the other was hospitalized in dozen of the people in the van were taken to hospitals. but their injuries were not considered life- threatening. the sheriff explained what happened. (sheriff kevin stukenholtz/ saunders county sheriff's dept.) they were attempting to turn the van around, they missed their turn, so they were turning around on 109, and a southbound passenger vehicle collided with them. there was also another injury. a firefighter directing traffic in the area was struck by a car. his injuries were not life- threatening. tim: the iowa dnr is seeking publ comment on a draft proposed that would ban alchol year round on all state beaches. the proposed ban would apply to the sand or fenced in areas of the beach, the swimming area, and a 200 foot land buffer surrounding sand an

brian webb breaks down the new numbers. >> reporter: donald trump spends the weekend taking aim at his usual suspects, u.s. muslims, gun control and illegal immigrants and now ted cruz. >> you look at the way he's dealt with a sit in where he goes in there frankly -- with the senate where he goes in there frankly like a little bit of a maniac. you'll never get things done that way. >> reporter: in iowa cruz has a 10 point lead over trump and a bigger lead over ben carson among iowa republicans. cruz's surge is pushed along by evangelicals and tea party conservatives. last week it was predicted he will inherit the anti- establishment vote. >> i believe gravity will bring both of those campaigns. i think the lion's share of those supporters come to us. >> reporter: the washington post reported last week some party elders are considering trump said that would be a mistake and could force him to run as a third-party candidate. >> i signed a pledge, but the pledge was a double deal. it was supposed to be honorable. so we're going to find out. if it's that way, they're going to have problems

reporter brian webb says it shows senator ted cruz the front runner. >> reporter: donald trump spentthe weekend taking aim at his usual suspects. the epa, gun control, and muslim immigrants. but he also targeted someone new, ted cruz. >> you look at the way's dealt with the senate where he goes in there like a, frankly, like a little bit of a maniac, you're never going to get things done that way. >> reporter: a new poll from the des moines register and bloomberg politics shows cruz has a 10-point lead over trump and an even bigger lead over ben carson among iowa republicans. cruz's poll surge is being pushed along bey evangelicals and tea party conservatives. last week cruz predicted he would inherit the anti- establishment vote. >> i believe that gravity will bring those campaigns down. i think the lion's share of their supporters come to us. >> i signed a pledge, but the pledge was a double deal. it was supposed to be honorable. so we're going to find out. if it's that way, they're going to have problems. >> reporter: the iowa caucuses are set for february 1st. brian webb for cbs

brian webb for cbs news, new york. elizabeth: the next republican presidential debate is tomorrow night in las vegas. eric: the poll that shows cruz jumping ahead is the iowa poll used by the des moines register. ann selzer who puts the numbers together says it was a bit of a shock to see the turnaround from trump to cruz. >> well he has spiked. it's the most sudden aggressive rise we've seen in any caucus candidate in the last five caucus cycles. so this is dramatic. this is big. eric: selzer credits cruz's boost to several new endorsements and to voters growing disappointment with ben carson. elizabeth: on the democratic side, bernie sanders is trying to take back his lead here in iowa. he is wrapped up a two day swing through the state sunday. sanders attended a church service in waterloo. and met with volunteer at the he talked to them about raising the minimum wage, free tuition, stopping isis and winning the caucus in iowa. >> our job is to reach out to people many of whom have given , up on the political process

200 nations have agreed on a global climate change deal, and it could help with the effects brian webb reports. [ cheers ] >> reporter: nearly 200 countries agreed to fight global warming by limiting the greenhouse gas emissions, and they pledged in burning oil, coal, and gas to clean and renewable sources like solar power for decades to come. >> the agreement demonstrates solidarity, and it's ambitious, flexible, credible, and durable. >> reporter: it calls for the global average temperature rise degrees celsius and even lower if possible. $100billion will be given from rich countries to poor countries to help them move away from fossil fuels. >> this agreement recognizes we are going to have to change the way we power our planet and power things. >> reporter: the protests popped up under the eiffel tower after the agreement arguing it doesn't go far enough. others believe it will restrict the u.s. and other countries too much. a handful of nations including nicaragua have not submitted their emission targets. >> we cannot be complacent because of the agreement. and the problem is not

webb was pronounced dead at the hospital. wood was not injured. 3 authorities have just released a series of photographs of a car that crashed into a spirit lake home this past weekend.it happened saturday shortly before 3 am near the intersection of 165th street and 255th avenue. dickinson county sheriffs office says 23 year old jaime leckband failed to stop at a stop sign... went through the intersection and crashed into the home.no one was in the house at the time, and there were no injuries. leckband was arrested. she was charged with third offense o-w-i...and failure to maintain control. damage to the home is estimated at more than $10,000. 3 3 winter weather advisories for ne counties of knox, pierce, and cedar and sd counties of clay, yankton, and lincoln. tonight, temperatures will slowly fall toward the freezing mark. we will start the evening with rain then as temperatures cool, look for the rain to gradually change to snow. we will wake up wednesday to temperatures around freezing with strong northwest winds around

as malcolm webb reports the view is not shared by all. ♪ >> reporter: the president hasn't said yet ifntial election in 2017. almost everyone here says they want him to. he has been president since 2000. but effectively in power since his rebel group took control in 1994. and the referendum is a chance to give rwandan's an opportunity. >> this is an opportunity to observe firsthand important matters, in our country, rwanda, that is transparently, inclusively, and respectfully. >> reporter: most of the people who speak are full of praise. >> translator: we have agreed that only you, should continue to lead us, so that we can remain on the course that we have been on. >> reporter: the whole event is extremely well planned and choreographed. this temporary structure has been put up, especially the security, typically rwanda is very well organized and the staff very disciplined. and there are video links connecting this video with other videos all over the country. this man speaking from a rural district says he is grateful for the president bringing stability after the genocide. >> transl

brian webb reports. brian: after 10 days of talks, nearly 200 countries agreed to fight global warming by limiting greenhouse gas emissions. they pledged to switch from burning oil, coal, and gas to clean and renewable energy sources, like solar power, for decades to come. general moon: the agreement demonstrates solidarity. it is ambitious, flexible, credible, and doable. brian: it calls for the global average temperature rise to be held to less than 2 degrees celsius -- that's 3.6 degrees fahrenheit -- and even lower if possible. $100 billion will be given from rich countries to poor countries, to help them move away from fossil fuels. sec. kerry: this agreement will change the way we power things. brian: protests popped up under the eiffel tower after the agreement, arguing the pact doesn't go far enough. others believe it will restrict the u.s. and other countries too much. nicaragua, have not submitted emissions targets. pres. obama: we cannot be complacement. because of today's agreement, the probl