fire and ice, mark strassmann and jamie yuccas on the battle to stay warm on the coldest night of the new year. dr. jon lapook with a potential breakthrough against the scourge of drug-resistant infections. and jim axelrod on cartoonists around the world taking on the terrorists with pen and ink. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. late today, french authorities identified suspects wanted in the massacre this morning at the offices of a satirical magazine in paris. all are frenchmen. brothers in their early 30s are well known to police. 18-year-old hamyd moordad is described as a homeless man. 10 journalists were killed when two gunmen opened fire with machine guns during an editorial meeting at charlie hebdo which translates charlie weekly, charlie from charlie brown from the peanuts strip which ran in the magazine. two police officers were killed. the magazine lampooned all religions. the magazine called for the resignation of the editor after years of the prophet muhammad. liz palmer. >> reporter: good evening scott

we'll get the latest from jamie yuccas and meteorologist eric fisher. two more new york city police officers have been shot, and michelle miller reports tensions are growing between the cops and the mayor. a billion dollar drone program is supposed to catch illegal immigrants, but today we learned how much it's costing taxpayers for each arrest. >> if you do the math on that, that's about $27,000 per apprehension.y: >> pelley: and john blackstone on the new target of hackers. how they're getting their hands on your fingerprints and what they plan to do with them. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. we're going to lead the broadcast with the deep freeze because tens of millions of americans are facing a bitter cold night. lows were in negative territory across the midwest today, single digits in the northeast. the ill arctic wind blew no good, pummeling much of the country with snow, ice and chaos. jamie yuccas is in the thing of it. >> reporter: more than 200

how are my ribs yucca? i broke four ribs. >> senator reid, have you been paying attention to the controversy around -- >> honestly, my first opportunity to read, i did what i did before i got hurt. i read the sports page first. i do that because there is such good news. in the sports page. i have been fascinated, in recent days, with matt scherz are -- scherzer. i missed my sports activities. as far as how much weight in a football, i cannot believe the nfl, with the billions of dollars they make, could not at least determine how much air could be in a football, why it should be left up to the team. >> what have you been told about your eye? >> we talk about a lot of things. i have not talked to him. >> people are confused about your injury. you alluded to rumors -- what really happened deco? >> we did not fill it. -- film it. there is nothing more that i can say. >> is your left eye, what is the vision in your left eye? >> 20/20. >> are you in any -- >> what? >> are you in any pain? >> it is not like a spi

i talked about reopening yucca mountain. yucca mountain. something that we've invested and continue to invest money in. because they're still collecting money out of the south carolina they're still collecting money out of their utility bill every week. or every month. reopen yucca mountain. we had a long conversation about yucca mountain and i'd be glad to at any time. but it's -- keeps the endangered species act from being able to hamper oil and gas production in this country and other energy resources. it rolls back some of the energy subsidies and things like we saw with solyndra and disincentivizes those things that the administration has been able to use. and then the last thing that i'll talk about is the whole climate change. it doesn't allow the climate change aspects of low carbon emissions to stop what is proven, and that's oil and gas production in this country, and utilization of proven resources that aren't in a metal. -- that aren't intermittent. i talk about wind and solar being intermittent. what did i mean about that? sun

kevin youkilis is in -- jamie yuccas is in the thing of it. >> icy roads more like demolition derbies than highways. kent barnard with the minnesota department of transportation says black ice is the major worry. >> it's really hard sometimes to see black ice because it basically blends in with the pavement. >> and then we get all the crashes like we did today. >> absolutely. >> reporter: residents of sioux falls, south dakota, began their day clearing up to six inches of snow dumped by yesterday's storm. in sioux city, iowa, this s.u.v. veered off the road and ended up in an iced-over river. no one was injured. today iowa state police were coping with trucks and cars still stranded along an interstate near des moines. snow and ice led to more than 50 accidents. there were dangerously cold wind-chills across the plains, from minus 34 in langdon, north dakota to minus 4 in chicago. the cold front stretched to the nation's capital. up to five inches of snow caused dozens of school bus accidents. many parents complained about school districts that decided to remain open. one d.c. residen

. >> and venezuela has a problem with a short supply of french fries and they want to use yucca as a. >> and a judge ordered a man to pay $1 billion and they says that is not enough. >> that is a lot of america's money. >>> a billion sounds like enough to me but i am not involved their divorce. >> into thing...we were talking about the french fries yucca is good and sweet potatoes would be delicious. >> >> it would. >> that is a trend. absolutely. >> i don't know why the conversation always towns to breakfast food. >> especially you eating like a bird. >> yes, like an ostrich. >> the poor people know a they are getting into in minneapolis that is why they live there it is nine below zero. two below zero in rapid city. 11 in cleveland and not cold in new york anded with at 21 and 27. do you want to say something? [ inaudible ] >> wow. wow. wow. st. louis, cardinal fans. 24 below zero in friend bay. 10 degrees below zero in detroit. 23 in dallas and 24 in atlanta. cooler-than-average but nothing they have not been through before. the winds on live doppler hd show it is light in the low

we'll get the latest from jamie yuccas and meteorologist eric fisher.wo more new york city police officers have been shot, and michelle miller reports tensions are growing between the cops and the mayor. a billion dollar drone program is supposed to catch illegal immigrants, but today we learned how much it's costing taxpayers for each arrest. >> if you do the math on that, that's about $27,000 per apprehension.y: >> pelley: and john blackstone on the new target of hackers. how they're getting their hands on your fingerprints and what they plan to do with them. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

fire and ice, mark strassmann and jamie yuccas on the battle to stay warm on the coldest night of the new year. dr. jon lapook with a potential breakthrough against the scourge of drug-resistant infections. and jim axelrod on cartoonists around the world taking on the terrorists with pen and ink. captioning sponsored by cbs

fire and ice, mark strassmann and jamie yuccas on the battle to stay warm on the coldest night of the dr. jon lapook with a potential breakthrough against the scourge of drug-resistant infections. and jim axelrod on cartoonists around the world taking on the terrorists with pen and ink. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

fire and ice, mark strassmann and jamie yuccas on the battle to stay warm on the coldest night of therge of drug-resistant infections. and jim axelrod on cartoonists around the world taking on the terrorists with pen and ink. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelle

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reopen yucca mountain. we can have a long conversation about yucca mountain. it keeps endangered species act from hampering oil and gas and other energy resources. rolls back some energy subsidies and things like we saw with sal sa -- cylindra. and the last thing i'll talk about is the whole climate change. it doesn't allow the climate change aspects of low carbon emissions to stop what's proven. that's oil and gas production in this country and utilization of proven resources that aren't. i talked about wind and solar being intermittent. what did i mean by that? sun doesn't shine always and wind doesn't blow. until we come up with a way to store that energy through wind and solar, it makes it a very volatile energy source. see, in order to be able to store enough usable energy to run a manufacturing plant from wind and solar, have you to have humongous batteries. we've got to focus on the r&d side on how to miniaturize and expand the capacity of a smaller battery system for wind and solar in order to make it viable. if you think ab4(uo -- it can only go so fa

. >> franchise owners are replacing it with fries made of the tropical plant yucca. >> it sounds awfulat's pretty right. $974 million that's a check. ham's ex-wife turned that checks down in their divorce battle. >> a judge ordered him to pay her $1 billion. he says it's too much she says not enough. >> we're keeping you updated on the icy weather conditions before you hit the door. your accuweather team coverage is just ahead. >> also gathering new developments on the airasia flight 8501 disaster. find out what divers discovered overnight. that's coming up at 5:30 a.m. >> ♪♪ r prescriptions and save money. just stop by. and leave all the legwork to us. switch your prescriptions to walgreens where you could save even more on medicare part d with copays as low as zero dollars. at the corner of happy and healthy. patented sonic technology with up to 27% more brush movements. get healthier gums in two weeks. innovation and you philips sonicare save when you give philips sonicare this holiday season. >> an ocean county police officer says he was just doing his job but a split second reacti

customers given a choice between fried flat bread or a side of yucca. the ugly. experts say january is the most popular time for married couples to part ways. the reason? people don't want to break up during the holidays. >> it is time for brew on this for your response. a mom and dad marching their teenage son after they saw him on this surveillance video on the news sms >> would you turn your kid? >> peggy writes absolutely. time for tough love and real-world consequences. >> terry writes the job of parents is to raise children to become responsible adults. this couple is an example of real parents. they have my respect. thanks to everyone who responded. >> we appreciate that. have a great day. it's wednesday. see you tomorrow at 5 a.m. >> "fox & friends" starts now. >> good morning. it's wednesday, diswran -- it is wednesday, january 7. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. congress is officially sworn in so it is time to get to work; right? wrong. >> this bill passes this congress; the president wouldn't sign it either. >> the white house and congress already on a collis

underneath you have a puree that is a pam fruit and a production of fermented yucca. >> fermented. >> >> they let it ferment it and it becomes -- you can eat it. >> these fish are unbelievable. they get up to 600 pounds and they're swimming in water no deeper than a rice paddy. >> really? >> giant. they're like dinosaur fish. everyone has been saying for years peru will be the next big thing as far as restaurants and -- >> it is. this really prove it. >> and we have a chili pepper made with nuts and ants. wow, they're huge. >> huge ants. >> you want to try it? >> yeah. totally. you're not loving that, are you? >> no. >> imagine, you took a lot of acid and then you ate that whole bowl of ants and you go home and you experience violent diarrhea, and, like, you're tripping. it's, like, 4:00 in the morning and you turn around and look at the toilet and all these ant heads floating around in there. it would be cool. >> yeah, it would be cooler. i can't wait. >> now that we've confirmed what we already knew, that peru's food is unequivocally awesome, it seems proper we take a trip back in t

underneath you have a puree that is a pam fruit and a production of fermented yucca. >> fermented. >>omes -- you can eat it. >> these fish are unbelievable. they get up to 600 pounds and they're swimming in water no deeper than a rice paddy. >> really? >> giant. they're like dinosaur fish. everyone has been saying for years peru will be the next big thing as far as restaurants and -- >> it is. this really prove it. >> and we have a chili pepper made with nuts and ants. wow, they're huge. >> huge ants. >> you want to try it? >> yeah. totally. you're not loving that, are you? >> no. >> imagine, you took a lot of acid and then you ate that whole bowl of ants and you go home and you experience violent diarrhea, and, like, you're tripping. it's, like, 4:00 in the morning and you turn around and look at the toilet and all these ant heads floating around in there. it would be cool. >> it would be cooler only i can't wait. >> now that we've confirmed what we already knew, that peru's food is unequivocally awesome, it seems proper we take a trip back in time to meet the forebear's of this coun

overgrown and commercial blue -- body of england will fail if it cannot get a supply of american cotton yucca? if i can obtain you and my mother's forgiveness and blessing, i would be happy. the consciousness of my disobedience is the only drawback to my happiness. i implore you to give me your consent, that i may feel a conviction to my duty in battle. your affectionate though undo to full sun -- undo to full's son. he was wounded and captured at the battle of bull run july 21st, 1860 one. he escaped in the fall of the -- 1861. he in -- reenlisted two days after this letter was sent to his parents, into the fifth irish brigade. he was wounded in action at fredericksburg virginia, in 1862. he did not live to fight for the cause of ireland. as captain 14th new york independent battery light artillery, james was killed in action at gettysburg. now, we have first-hand accounts. i mentioned that battles are planned by generals, but it takes privates to fight them. here is a confederate's view of battle in spring 1863, several cavalry clashes between union and confederate forces. none of them real

directly with each other where you would wind up meeting 67 both -- votes to overcome a presidential veto yuccaou advise the president and congressional leaders to actively pursue a trained you wish and strategy, which having had to carry that to the hill was not easy. your good friends did not like you for doing that. >> some. i think it is a difficult question to answer in the current context. there is some disaffection for the president within his own party already ended different time and the interests are different. whether the president can do that and meet the republicans to the point he would be getting something members of his own party is something i think only fair out over time or not and i do not see a particular issue where that might. i think it could on certain issues. other issues i am not so sure. that was triangulation as we all have come to know it. a little bit of the creature of what was going on at that particular time. i think that it is what do you want to get done and two is against hitting and done? -- getting it done? i do not see president working against interest o

it's a local affair smld called fridayed -- >> it's yucca. >> it doesn't sound -- it sound like somethingchool lunches. >> fried, it's not great for you. you about speaking of yucka, big gates showing the highest level of confidence in a new technology that turns waste, human waste into drinking water. i am not kidding about this. he tweeted from your toilet to my glass, i got to taste water made from human waste. check out the highlights from the attached video. >> young processor turns sewer sludge, which is nasty, into clean drinking water, electricity and cash. >> it's water. >> i think that was about ten feet away from the human waste and sludge right into the glass. maybe after him. >> he called human waste sludge kind of nasty. what would be really nasty to this guy? what would rise to that level? i don't even want to know. >> i have another crazy story, but i want your views on this. i'll tycoon houfrd hward hamm has been making headlines. he offered his former wife nearly $975 million. she rejected a handwritten check he had written want. >>? she had worried about hurting her app