that's what the werner ceo told me. the macho male trucker stereotype and negative ones heavy machinery. executives at other companies are saying a big part of the recruitment is getting the word out that women are welcome at these companies. >> seems like a lucrative career and a good one. it's a great story. thanks, morgan. that's the show for today. i'm sharon epperson. becky will be back next week with some of the newest tech gadget s for the new year. each week keep it here. we are "on the money." thanks for joining us. we'll leave you with a look at some of the people who put the show together every week and

that's what the werner ceo told me. the macho male trucker stereotype and negative ones about women's ability to handle heavy machinery. executives at other companies are saying a big part of the recruitment is getting the word out that women are welcome at these companies. >> seems like a lucrative career and a good one. it's a great story. thanks, morgan. that's the show for today. i'm sharon epperson. becky will be back next week with some of the newest tech gadget s for the new year. each week keep it here. we are "on the money." thanks for joining us. we'll leave you with a look at show together every week and red rock. teams... death. no relief in sight. what more could be on the way for residents in the south... following days of deadly tornadoes and flooding. off-duty officers open firereon a suspected burglar... but they were wrong. who the person turned out to be. you're watching 8 news now weekend edition with patranya bhoolsuwan. the news of southern nevada is now." ((patranya bhoolsuwan)) > good morning...

that's what the werner ceo told me.acho male trucker stereoty and negative ones about women's ability to handle heavy machinery. executives at other companies are saying a big part of the recruitment is getting the word out that women are welcome at these companies. >> seems like a lucrative career and a good one. it's a great story. thanks, morgan. that's the show for today. i'm sharon epperson. becky will be back next week with some of the newest tech gadget s for the new year. each week keep it here. we are "on the money." thanks for joining us. we'll leave you with a look at some of the people who put the show together every week and made 2015 such a great year. ♪ >>> good morning, america. breaking overnight, killer tornadoes. a reported half dozen twisters carving a path of devastation right through dallas. >> that's it. that's a tornado! >>> hundreds left homeless, at least eight people killed. >> all you heard was just debris hitting the house, hitting the house. >> and the danger is far from over as more severe

that's what the werner ceo told me.acho male trucker stereotype and negative ones about women's ability to handle heavy machinery. executives at other companies are saying a big part of the recruitment is getting the word out that women are welcome at these companies. >> seems like a lucrative career and a good one. it's a great story. thanks, morgan. that's the show for today. i'm sharon epperson. becky will be back next week with some of the newest tech gadget s for the new year. each week keep it here. we are "on the money." thanks for joining us. we'll leave you with a look at some of the people who put the show together every week and made 2015 such a great year. ♪ >>> right now on "nbc10 news today," the death toll continues to climb after tornadoes ripped through texas. this morning, neighbors are assessing damage northeast of dallas. >>> it's over for the eagles. a loss at the linc ends their playoff hopes. >>> we could shatter more records for wintertime warmth today. here's a live look outside. we'll tell you

torrential downpours have forced hundreds from their homes and anna werner is in missouri... to show us how one community is responding in a positive way. > new evacuations this morning near st. louis. people in the town of valley park have been told to leave their homes. as the mississippi river threatens saint louis county: it took teamwork to fill 20-thousand sandbags. officials pleaded for help and the community responded: "just like the movie field of dreams. if you build it--they'll come." the army corps of engineers is monitoring 19 vulnerable levees on the rising mississippi river and its tributaries. in the shadow of saint louis' majestic gateway arch... during the city's wettest year... the 'mighty mississippi' is expected to crest at over 43 feet, close to its second highest level ever. missouri governor jay nixon: (gov. jay nixon/d- missouri) "water levels in some areas expected to exceed the historic crest during the great flood of 1993." this 1993... when the river crested 22 feet above flood stage. nine states saw flooding, 50 people died... nearly 150 major ri

well, we asked anna werner to help us solve it. >> what is that? >> what is it? >> what is that? >> is it santa claus? >> reporter: the object streaked across the night sky, past nicki pogue's airplane window. >> the captain got on the p.a. and said, take a look outside. there's a meteor outside. there was a big fireball with a long, long sparkly tail. >> reporter: not a meteor as it turned out, but the booster from a russian rocket sent up on monday, and now coming down. >> after a moment, after you saw this beautiful thing out the window it looked pretty close to the plane, and you readied it was headed to earth. >> reporter: that rocket became the 109th object to fall from space this year, part of a steadily increasing trend. as the technology gets smaller and cheaper, more governments and companies are sending satellites and rockets up so more junk falls out of orbit back to earth. paul ceruzzi is a curator at the smithsonian air and space museum. >> you can do all kind of wonderful things in space-- navigation-- all those things, and if we pollute that environment with debri

anna werner, cbs news, new york. olay regenerist renews from within, plumping surface cells for a dramatic transformation without the need for fillers with olay, you age less so you can be ageless olay. ageless. dry spray? that's fun. no wait time. this is great. it's very soft. (laughs) all the care ...now in a dry let's get these dayquil liquid gels and go. but these liquid gels are new. it's the same difference. this one is max strength and fights mucus. mucinex fast max. the only cold and flu liquid gel that's max-strength and fights mucus. let's end this. >>> conductor seiji ozawa was born in china and raised in japan, but he became a musical legend here in america. he's one of this year's kennedy center honorees. seth doane visited the maestro in tokyo. he gave seth a tour of his neighborhood and looked back on his nearly six decade career. >> reporter: the conductor, of course, does not make a sound. but is responsible for every and it's said for more than half a century, this world renowned japanese conductor

anna werner reports. and no, it wasn't a meteor. but it could be seen for hundreds of miles and appeared alarmingly close to those who got a glimpse. >> what is that? >> yeahahjust all overfacebook, really wondered what it is. >> reporter: local news stations were baffled. >> we have been getting all comes of phone calls. >> we are hearing reports of a bright fireballll >> reporter: what is it? witnesses offered a variety of theories. >> is that a really long shooting star? >> might be a meteor. >> is it santa claus? in amazement. >> wow. >> reporter: according to u.s. strategic command, which helps monitor thousands of items orortting in space, the object was the remnant of a used russian rocket, one that may have helped launch a soyuz supply vehicle to the international space station on monday, scheduled to dock this morning. >> every day, hundreds and hundreds of tons of material slam into the earth's atmosphere. but we're fortunate that st of these objects are tracked and we can control, to some extent, what their characteristic

what's going to happen is going to happen." > ((denise valdez)) that was anna werner reporting. as for those other parks, universal studios says it's testing the use of metal detectors at its theme parks. and sea-world says guests should expect a "thorough bag check" and the use of a wand or metal detector at its parks. ((paul joncich)) > now lets get a check of your forecast with tedd florendo. ((denise valdez)) he's live at the toys for tots benefit at the orleans. < tedd florendo cool again today, but with mostly sunny skies and winds remained nice and calm again. a little warmer than yesterday at this time but still chilly at times. we're now entering near seasonal temps seasonal temps at this hour. ................. weekend forecast looks milder saturday with a little wind. some locations could get a chance of showers saturday but the system coming in not carrying a lot of moisture with it and it will zip across the region fairly quickly. cooler sunday but till just few digits below seasonal temps. ............................... .................. radar looking clear right

anna werner, cbs news, orlando. >>> to politics now. it would appear a powerful foreign leader thinks donald trump would make a great president. russian president vladimir putin called trump a bright and talented man and the absolute leader of the presidential race. putin said he welcomes trump's desire for better relations with russia and u.s. trump said he was flatter. >> i think it's great. and a mutual thing is terrible. that's why you see all of the conflict, all of the problems, all of the hatred. we can work with russia. that's not a good thing. i'm greatly honored by his stadium. i think it's terrific. >> trump has repeatedly praised putin putin's toughness and said he would be able to cut deals with the russian leader. >>> bernie sanders campaign reportedly revealed improper information from the clinton campaign. "the washington post" reports that one of sanders' staffers was fired over the incident. a glitch recently allowed access to information gathered by other campaigns. the sanders' compare admits a staffer looked at the

anna werner, west alton, missouri. kim: the mississippi river is expected to crest 15 feet over the flood stage by tomorrow. it was slow going this morning after we got another round of snow. today's totals were no where near monday's snowfall but it was still enough to cause slick conditions and several fender benders across the metro during the morning commute. right now across the state. take a look at this map. you can see the blue means partially covered, pink is -- with that in mind how about a , little california dreaming for those of us not in southern california following the hawkeyes at the rose bowl. thousands of iowa fans are taking in the sights before friday's new years day matchup with stanford. it's was a great day to be out with temperatures in the upper 60's. 20's. i'm jealous. kurtis: quite a contrast. they kickoff forecast for the rose bowl, upper 50's for tailgating. take up temperatures in the 60's. they will be in the 60's again. mostly sunny skies with northeast winds at 5-10. here we are in the

anna werner, cbs news, orlando. >>> social media is buzzing with glee over the arrest of martin shreklithe hedge fund manager that jacked up the price of a life-saving drug. shrekli faces up to 20 years in prison, but it's got nothing to do with price gouging. anthony mason reports. >> reporter: martin shrekli was shrouded in a hoodie when agents arrested him at his new york apartment. the 32-year-old ceo accused of a securities trifecta of lies,dy seat, and greed. >> essentially ran his companies like a ponzi scheme, where he used each subsequent company to pay off defrauded investors from the prior company. >> reporter: u.s. attorney robert capers said shkreli misled his investors, boasting in a 2011 e-mail that his hedge fund msmb, had returned 43% in just two years. in fact, the s.e.c. says, shkreli's fund had suffered $7 million in trading losses and had virtually no assets. a second hedge fund, msmb health care, also allegedly deceived investors, and the s.e.c. says shkreli then used retrophin, a pharmaceutical company he started and took public, to pay off the mounting losses in

anna werner. >> oshot and killed a 55-year-old mother of five, bettie jones. shot in the neck as she waited for police to respond to a domestic disturbance. jacqueline walker is her long time choomedhood friend. -- childhood friend. >> she was shot down, a beautiful woman, it hurts my heart to see that. >>reporter: jones was one of two killed in a police shoolgt inside this chicago home after police responded to a call at 4:28 a.m. >> upon their arrival they were confronted with a combative officer firing shot. >> that allegedly combative individual was 19-year-old quintonio legrier. police shot him multiple times, photos show the blood stained floor and the bullet hole in the wall. media. she says her son was a college honor student but mentally ill. >> i used to watch the news daily and would i grief for other -- grieve for others, other mothers and now today i'm grieving myself. >> the laterrest incident coming com among protests, including december of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald, shot by jason mcdonald 16 times in 2014. >> when is the mayor going to step u

here's anna werner. >> reporter: in this video, 17-year-old laquan mcdonald is seen walking away from officers before he is shot by officer jason van dyke. but at least four officers claimed to investigators that mcdonald was moving toward van dyke. van dyke said himself mcdonald swung a knife at him and continued to advance. another officer said mcdonald got closer and closer to the officers. at no time does the video show mcdonald approaching the officers. it does show after van dyke shot mcdonald, the 17-year-old lay prone on the pavement as the shots continued, 16 rounds in 14 seconds. but some officers' accounts sound quite different. at least two claimed mcdonald was attempting to get up, while still armed with a knife. van dyke faces murder charges. he told investigators he feared for his life. he also told them he had seen this, a 2012 bulletin warning officersave weapon which appeared to be a knife but was actually capable of firing a bullet. van dyke's attorney had no comment on the discrepancies between the reports and the video. the release of the reports follows demonstra

scott. >> pelley: anna werner, thanks. that's next. also provides proven full 24-hour blood sugar control and significant a1c reduction. toujeo is a long-acting, man-made insulin used to control high blood sugar in adults with diabetes. it contains 3 times as much insulin in 1 milliliter as standard insulin. don't use toujeo to treat diabetic ketoacidosis, during episodes of low blood sugar, or if you're allergic to insulin. don't reuse needles or share insulin pens, even if the needle has been changed. the most common side effect is low blood sugar, which can be serious and life threatening. it may cause shaking, sweating, fast heartbeat, and blurred vision. check your blood sugar levels daily while using toujeo . injection site reactions may occur. don't change your dose or type of insulin without talking to your doctor. tell your doctor if you take other medicines and about all your medical conditions. insulins, including toujeo , in combination with tzds (thiazolidinediones) may cause serious side effects like heart fa

they say they want to make anna werner, cbs news, orlando. >>> social media is buzzing with glee over the arrest of martin shrekli, the hedge fund manager that bought a pharmaceutical company that jacked up the price of a life-saving drug. shrekli faces up to 20 years in prison, but it's got nothing to do with price gouging. anthony mason reports. >> reporter: martin shrekli was shrouded in a hoodie when agents arrested him at his new york apartment. the 32-year-old ceo accused of a securities trifecta of lies, deceit, and greed. >> essentially ran his companies like a ponzi scheme, where he used each subsequent company to pay off defrauded investors from the prior company. >> reporter: u.s. attorney robert capers said shkreli misled his investors, boasting in a 2011 e-mail that his hedge fund msmb, had returned 43% in just two years. shkreli's fund had suffered $7 million in trading losses and had virtually no assets. a second hedge fund, msmb health care, also allegedly deceived investors, and the s.e.c. says shkreli then used retrophin, a pharmaceutical company he started and took

anna werner is there. >> reporter: police went to this home on chicago's west side early saturday morning after the father of 19-year-old quintonio legrier called to say his son was threatening him and swinging a baseball bat. ten minutes later on police radio. >> shots fired, shots fired! >> we got two down, two down. >> reporter: officers shot and killed legrier, a college student home for christmas break. his mother said his behavior recently changed. they also shot and killed a neighbor by mistake, bettie jones, a mother of five, had been asked by legrier's father to keep an eye out for the arriving officers. jahmal cole was her nephew. >> a 55-year-old lady was shot down by a chicago police officer. in the climate we're in, in chicago, that's almost unbelievable. nobody should be shot down on their doorstep, but my aunt especially was not a person that deserved that. >> reporter: there have been weeks of protest over police shootings, including that of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald, who in october of last year was shot 16 times by an officer now charged with first-degree murder. over t

cbs reporter anna werner looks at the continuing threat. >> reporter: more residents are being forced to evacuate near st. louis. people in the town of valley park have been told to leave their homes. as the mississippi river threatens st. louis county it took team work to fill 20,000 sandbags. officials pleaded for help and the people responded. >> just like field of dreams if you build it they will come. >> reporter: the corps of engineers is monitoring 19 levees on the mississippi river and its tributaries. in the shadow of the majestic arch of st. louis, the mighty mississippi is expected to crest over 43 feet close to the second highest ever. missouri governor jay nixon. >> water levels in some locations will expected to be higher than the flood of 1993. >> reporter: the river crest today 22 feet above flood stage. nine states saw flooding. 50 died. in union, missouri, water flooded. cindy claims her neighborhood isn't prone to flooding. >> they wouldn't sell me flood insurance. so i have never been concerned about it. >> reporter: it's been more than 20 years since this kind of

anna werner, thank you so much. one of the most beautiful women in the universe is also among that's next. >> o'donnell: you have to admit, miss colombia has been gracious in defeat after the miss universe mix-up. ariadna gutierrez was crowned the winner by mistake sunday night, then quickly de-crowned. last night, she thanked supporters on instagram, writing, "your destiny is written for you and my destiny was this." beatles fans can finally let it there will be an answer, let it be >> o'donnell: beginning at midnight, every beatles song will be available for the first time on nine popular streaming sites. and it was a long and winding road home for juanita the duck, back to a senior center in san raphael, california, today. juanita was a beloved resident but wandered away in september turning up a few blocks away. well, an obscure federal law prevented the duck from going home, but the center built an enclosure and got a permit and now juanita is back home. in this season of light, some believe you cannot overdo i

anna werner, cbs news. >> of a the coasd of florida, the holiday weekend began with a wild boat chase. julianna glawx has the story. >> early christmas eve, authorities was alerted to a boat theft in forth myers, florida. the e n fled, skimming trying to ram into the sheriff's boat and then fled. 20 hours speeds of over 70 miles per hour. as the boat approached international waters, the coastt guard was called in. small both crew and the coast guard cutter william trump. that's the boat that finally stopped the boat on christmas morninin 345 miles chase andnd ended up about 65 miles off the northwest tip of cuba and about 125 miles east of cancun, mexico. part in the elicit activity they weren't going to quiuiand neither were we. >> today the coast guard returned the three suspects to shororin handcuffs. julianna goldman, cbs news. >> glor: coming up, peyton manning, are authoriries accusisi him of using humann growth hormone. we canan tell the story but we continues. news continues. when cigarette cravings hit, all i can think about is getting relief. only nicorette mini has a patent

anna werner, thank you so much. one of the most beautiful women in the universe is also among the most gracious. that's next. for adults with an advanced lung cancer called "squamous non-small cell", previously treated with it's not every day something this big comes along. a chance to live longer with... opdivo, nivolumab. opdivo is the first and only immunotherapy fda approved based on a clinical trial demonstrating longer life... ...for these patients. in fact, opdivo significantly increased the chance of living longer versus chemotherapy. opdivo is different. it works with your immune system. opdivo can cause your immune system to attack normal organs s d tissues in your body ananaffect how they work. this may happen any time during or after treatment has ended, and may becomeerious and lead to death. see your doctor right away if you experience new or worsening cough; chest pain; shortness of breath; diarrhea; severe stomach pain or tenderness; severe nausea or vomiting; loss of appetite;... ...swollen ankles;

as anna werner reports, the weather is having a bizarre effect on retailers... and it's good for consumers: < at the flemington department store, in new jersey, the warm weather has cooled apparel sales: owner martin resnick says most of his heavy winter clothing items are sitting. (2:03:10 resnick) a lot of the business from our industry went away because people just don't feel 'christmasy' and they're not cold. they're not going to work and feeling cold. it's a similar story up and down the east coast. (gfx in) data firm planalytics estimates retailers have lost over 400 million dollars in sales since november 1st compared to the same critical 7- week sales period last year. in chicago, sales of long-sleeved knits down 16 percent. snow thrower sales are off 15 percent in cincinnati. and outerwear sales dropped 25 percent in tampa.. (gfx out) fred fox is planalytics ceo. (13:46:31 fox) retailers may clearing out winter merchandise, but it's gonna be marked down 50-70 percent. so they're not gonna make a lot of money off it. and that's gonna really hurt their bo

purchase heavily discounted cold weather gear if not for this year, then next year. >> axlerod: anna werner, thank you. we are continuing to chart major changes in the way people conduct their holiday shopping. this year, narrowly half, 46%, is expected to be done online. but we've discovered in some ways what's old is new again. >> reporter: from slinkys to lincoln logs, these are the hot toys boomers had to have. for some shoppers like julie berke, classic toys are still a must-have at christmastime. >> it's a very nostalgic feeling we want our child to be able to have. (singing carols) >> reporter: but it's the procrastinators in los angeles that are doing real bonding over long lines and packed parking lots. for malika meads and her son, hitting the mall early on december 24 is their version of smart shopping. >> i don't want to take a chance of not getting here by december 24. >> reporter: according to a gallup poll, shoppers are spending $830 this holiday season, over $100 more than last year. in 2008 when the economy tanked, sales dropped 5% below average. in 2015, they're expected t