on nebraska. he's wide-open with pearson with a 9-yard score. 17-10 nebraska. cody with a short pass to jackson, and he cuts to the inside and forget about it, you are not going to get jim. 71 yards and a touchdown, and that was good. if you like the trojans. 98 yards in the first half anyone-17 usc, the trojans hang on two finish the season at nine and four. and here's a mistake, a lot of meaning for this one. we both went there. for the fourth quarter, blue devils on fourth and two. look at that. the running back gets that 131- 30. here comes the sun devils coming back with a cookoff return. richard gets that one, he goes into score, for touchdowns for arizona state, they get the victory and the trophy by the count of 36-31. a big story. it's jim harbaugh. >> we will know tomorrow, officially. right now, it is out there, he is heading to michigan for his alma mater. >> has he lost the highlight? there it is. i'm sorry, there is a difference. >> we had to, there is no space. his back. >> we will hear you - - hear from you it during the break. see you in a minute. [ pause ] news

its marijuana laws. nebraska and oklahoma want colorado to stop selling marijuana legally. they say its crossing the border and putting a strain on their police officers. colorado vows to defend it's laws. let's bring in jamie floyd, the first thing that i felt when i saw the story was the fact that it seemed that two people were mad about what somebody else was doing, they didn't like it, so they were going to sue them. >> go get mama and papa. i love this story because it seems like it makes a lot of sense. your pot coming in to my state, keep it out or i'm going upstairs. and why not? but there is a big why not because often states have conflicting laws. that's the whole reason why they've gone to the supreme court. this is filed in the u.s. supreme court. so it's nebraska, oklahoma saying colorado's law is effecting our law enforcement, their pot is coming across the border, and this--this is, by the way, let's be clear, not medical marijuana, this is recreational marijuana. >> right. >> this is one of those handful of states that have legalized pot for recreational use, and the

being sued by two of its neighbors over the legalization of marijuana. nebraska and oklahoma have taken their case to the u.s. supreme court. they are arguing that colorado has failed to contain the drug within its borders making it harder to entire their anti-marijuana laws. nebraska an authorities say policing it is draining state resources. >>> protests have turned violent once again on the street of haiti. protesters say they won't keep off of the streets until the president steps down. kim vinnell has the latest. >> reporter: riot police lead the escape after unidentified gunmen opened higher at the start of a protest in port ah prince. demonstrators quickly followed while security reinforcements arrive. anti-government protesters regroup and march through the capitol. the song sounds upbeat, but carries a serious message for the country's besieged president. >> translator: the administration of the president is defending the rich interests, and they are very corrupt. they don't care about the poor haitians. that's why we are asking for his removal and prosecution. >> reporte

often come from farmers and ranchers in places like nebraska and ohio. >> cargill is probably the biggest single exporter, that is bulk commodity, soybeans and corn. another exporter tyson's chick chicken. cuba buys a lot of chicken pieces. >> last year the u.s. sold $144 million in frozen chicken, and agriculture business in places like iowa, illinois and nebraska have sold corn and beef to the island. >> it's time to begin a new chapter in u.s. cuban relations. >> the 12-person team included executives from cargill and amway. >> many midwestern congressmen and senators have been trying for years to further liberalize because the market could be much larger than it is. >> so that new chapter in u.s.-cuban relations begins today. but to change that dynamic, that will take an act of congress. there is nothing that the white house can do that will remove that. in the end this is really a decision for the american people. >> from real money, thank you very much. let's take a deeper dive on these policy changes. let's go to the latin america center at the atlantic council, jason, i wo

farmers and ranchers in places like nebraska, and ohio. it is bulk commodities. soy beans, corn. another big exporter is tyson's chicken. cuba buys is lot of chicken pieces. >> last year the u.s. sold 144 million in frozen chicken, and agribusiness in states like iowa, illinois, and nebraska sold millions in beans, coin, soy and beef to the island. that's a reality con donno hue had in mind when he led a delegation to the island in may. >> it's time to begin a new chapter in u.s.-cuban relations. >> it included executives. >> many midwestern congress men and senators tried for years to further liberalize. and the market could be larger than it is. >>> and we will have much more in today's developments at the half hour in our special report "the u.s. and cuba" a new era, and more of my interview with former president jimmy carter. reaction around the world and a look at the impact of u.s. sanctions on cuban culture >>> there are new reports that north korea may be behind the sony pictures hack. sony has cancelled the release of a movie mocking north korea's leader leader. >> good

with a college, nebraska and oklahoma suing nebraska arguing that state legalized marijuana is spilling across their borders, muddying federal laws. >> it is a step back. something that the folks at the attorney-general's office are looking at. it may be something that gives us clarity. the world is watching colorado's victories and stumbles. voters in alaska oregon and d.c. gave the green light. they'll use the green blueprint moving forward. >> marijuana use increased in colorado. it's not the top pot-smoking state. rhode island is the state. and then colorado according to a survey by national drug use and health >>> alison was the author of initiative 502 and joins us. marijuana was introduced and legalized in seattle. how has it been going, what are the successes and failures? >> it's been going well. washington was a little slow are than colorado to get started. colorado had a regulated system for medical marijuana. washington didn't see the first retail stores open until july the 8th. >> what were the lessons that washington state took from colorado? >> one of things that

, a suspect in custody after opening fire at a nebraska facility killing a worker. >> more basketball players express their thoughts on their shirts as they hit the hardwood. >> plus, are you stressed? how a private club in argentina can help you vent book me a ticket -- when "action news" continues. >> musical notes >> ♪ >> welcome back. >> ♪ you are taking a live look at sky 6 hd at philadelphia international airport. no raindrops out there yet but we hear some wet weather is on the way. >> karen is here helping out those who need to travel further to get to where they need to go. >> that's right, waking up in the suburbs, let's get you up, let's get you going this morning. we're starting in lionville and this is chester county route 100 at 113. we've got a touch of fog here as you're headed out so watch for that right now. but not causing too many issues. just south of here from 9:00 until 9:00 until 3:00 construction blocks the southbound rhyme. right now route 100 is looking pretty good right here. let's take you to a new accident in lansdale. main street at towamencin avenue

neighbors over the legalization of marijuana. nebraska and oklahoma have taken their case to the u.s. supreme court. they are arguing that colorado has failed to contain the drug within its borders making it harder to enforce their anti-marijuana laws. colorado voted to legalize the drug back in 2012. nebraskian authorities say that policing it is draining the state's resources. >>> the nigerian government says it is outraged and deeply saddened by the apparent kidnapping of more than a hundred people in the northeast. boko haram fighters abducted at least 172 women and children on sunday. around 30 people also reportedly killed. the village is just over 20 kilometers away from the village where boko haram kidnapped more than 200 schoolgirls in april. >>> a -- candle lit vigil is being held for eight children who were found dead in australia. the mother of seven of the children is in hospital with non-life threatening injuries. >>> in a remote district of nepal, families follow an age-old tradition where brothers can all marry the same woman. but the younger generation is moving away

it's 3-1 kings. >>> jackson showing he can play on sunday. slices through nebraska defense. look at this. 71 yard touchdown. second of the game. kessler three td passes. trojans up 17. pierson l >>> arizona state led by as many as 17. in the fourth the touchdown 31ive 3 31ive31 31-32. richards second of the game. a srk u back on it . sun devils win the sun bowl 36-31. >>> boston college at yankees stadium game went to over time. on the extra point eighth missed one this season. eighth. christian hackenburg. sam able to make the extra point and drew wins the pin stripe bowl 31-30. >>> college football plafrz set for january 1 oregon takes on florida state at the rose ball and at 530 sugar bowl hosts ohio state at alabama. january 12th cowboys stadium in arlington. >>> here from stanford tonight at 11:00 on abc 7. >> drew couldn't be prouder beaming over there. thanks drew. >>> next amazing wheel of fortune run for the record (vo) nourished. rescued. protected. given new hope. during the subaru "share the love" event, subaru owners feel it, too. because when you take home a new subaru

full swing. heading to san diego for the holiday bowl between usc and nebraska. ucs marching to the beat of their own drum scoring at will. jackson showing he could play on sunday. toss from kessler slices through the nebraska defense for a 71-yard touchdown. second of the game. kessler had three touchdown passes. informing for it on fourth and three. demodern aon the quick toss. usc holds on to win 45-42 the final. sun bowl in el paso, texas had everything but the sun. arizona statette led duke by as many as 17. fourth quarter krouler had 102 receiving records. threw a touchdown. ensuing kickoff returned 96 yards, richards. asu back on top, 36-31678952 seconds left. >> going for the win. boone picked off. game over sun devils win 36-31. virginia tech and cincinnati in the military bowl. clark loses the ill ball. williams picks it is up. loses the ball. kicked it to his teammate who is going to fooid fight his way in for the touchdown. virginia tech goes on to win 33-17. miami and -- 78 yards on this touchdown, avoids three defenders. south carolina wins 24-21. >>> boston college an

, that they are very eager to make fodder of. >> and nebraska republican campaign veterans say it is a way of fending off the possibility of other people who attempting to jump into the race early, first of all, by saying this, he is soliciting money, for this political action committee he certainly has enough time, at least a couple of months before he make as real aggressive push, and an open announcement that he will be running for president. >> haiti's president is now under h under until pressure to call elections as soon as possible. this is the first time of whether the prime minister over the weekend, and the president to sack the head of the supreme court, as you can see, the implications are they haven't been. they have yaos the entire situation, from january. they say -- [crowd noise] three british security guards have been found not guilty. he suffer add fatal heart attack as he was restrained onboard a plane. passengers overherd him say he couldn't breathe. guards deny restricting his breathing. over a new law that requires publishers for being paid for leaking their conte

texas through nebraska with dense fog. can you imagine, really interesting if you're the one time you're there and that happens, but then you've missed the view of the grand canyon. >> that happened to prince william on top of the empire state building. >> that's more common, though, that you can't see out of that. >> italy's labor union walking off the job and taking tole streets in protest. >> they're outraged about the countries finance and austerity measures. we'll have the latest prom rome. >> a damming report about how a christian college handled sexual assault claims. one woman said they shamed her to keep silent. ♪ >> a hidden message in hiphop, how the u.s. government tried to use music to spark a revolution in cuba. >> a couple of pint-sized bank robbers armed with toy guns have second thoughts. that's one of the stories caught in our global net. >> taking a live look at the capitol believe in hour notice's capitol where a one dollar and one cents trillion budget deal he barely passed the house last night, now goes to the senate. >> good morning, welcome to al jazeera

nebraska. milder air southwest to northeasttion. warminger monday colder tuesday. first week of december couple bouts of wintry precipitation in between. we'll take a closer look with the full and exclusive accuweather 7-day. walter. >> we'll take every mild day we can take. >> "action news" reporter ken live outside 30th street station. how is it looking kenneth. walter we're moving tonight. that's good news. people were expecting big travel headaches. thanks to the weather on time schedules, and accident traffic volume on the roadways the journey home was a lot easier. >> busy opt roads. in the air. and on the rails. but that travel flow was smooth as millions moved across the try sfait headed home. >> overall, it's been pretty good on roads today. >> surprised? >> very surprised for holiday normally today can be a tough day going back. we've been pleased. >> traffic was heavy i-95 near newark, new castle county delaware. >> be careful take your time you'll get there we have to deal with it. >> 46 million thanksgiving travelers and aaa says 90% of people were on the roads thanks to low

women's matchup features maryland at number 12 nebraska. the football fun continuing tomorrow with the nfl on cbs. the early start with the chargers and the chiefs. later, it's win and in as carolina takes on atlanta for the nfc south title. begins at noon eastern with "the nfl today." for all of us have a good evening and a happy new year. >> ♪ >> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs3 "eyewitness news". >> ♪ taps ♪ >> a city in mourning. tens of thousands gather for the funeral of a new york city police officer killed along with his partner in an ambush shooting. >>> good evening, i'm natasha brown. thanks so much for joining us. men and women in blue, they lined the streets of queens to say goodbye to officer rafael ramos. the service was attended by several dignitaries including vice president joe biden. cbs news correspondent wendy gillette has more. >> reporter: a heartbreaking exchange outside christ tabernacle church in queens saturday morning. the widow officer rafael ramos accepted the u.s. flag that was draped over his coffin. >> ♪ >> reporte

embarrass nebraska or anything leak. that it's about playing great football. trying to play championship football and trying to play for one another ultimately. >> oh, yes sure. wilson is a baby face. the stanford beats maryland in the bowl on december 30 at levi stadium. high aspiration early in the year about struggle with this record. nonetheless the coach shaw said his team is pumped about playing in the game. >> i have a lot of faith in our senior leadership and the guy who play the last game in stanford uniform they want to go out with a bang. go out with a whip. also want to good out with playing great footbal football, great team football. captain worry about the aspiration at the beginning of the year. look where we are now and the fact that we played the football team and getting close to playing our best football we still haven't shown the team best football yet. >> stanford maryland should be a good game. 7 sports brought to you by ebay yes would i come over if only i had been invite invited. one time. >> sad luck story. >> thanks larry. >> 7 news continues now o

oak -- omaha, nebraska and portland oregon and pittsburgh, pennsylvania. what? how can that be? the worst cities for exercise were laredo and jersey city and newark, new jersey. >> cruise aid a dog in a recare out situation that got its head stun in a pipe in boise, idaho after a baby dog did not return home after a walk with her owner. it wasn't physical the next -- wasn't until the next day the neighbor found the stucking do and the dog was removed from the pipe and is expected to be okay and is recovering in the hospital. >> ouch. just ahead a mother's special encounter caught on camera. >> big mama. >> a panda is reunited with her this is jim. a man who doesn't stand still. but jim has afib, atrial fibrillation an irregular heartbeat not caused by a heart valve problem. that puts jim at a greater risk of stroke. for years, jim's medicine tied him to a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but now, with once-a-day xarelto®, jim's on the move. jim's doctor recommended xarelto®. like warfarin, xarelto® is proven effective to reduce afib-related stroke risk. but xar

and east, it will be snowy in nebraska and south dakota. the heaviest storm they have seen this year and some of it stretching into minnesota. tom, back to you. >>> in sports. in college football, a new name to the list of heisman trophy winners. >> marcus mariota. >> marcus mariota was named the heisman trophy winner. throwing touchdowns no problem. his acceptance speech, not so easy. >> finally, mom, dad and the rest of my family, thank you. thank you for sacrificing and providing me every opportunity i would ever have. >> some call it the greatest heisman act accept tif speech ever. mariota will lead oregon in the rose bowl against florida state and last year's winner, jameis winston on espn. >>> next, professional hockey and a medical mystery. the nhl is not child's play but players on after least five teams have come down with what is usually a childhood disease the mumps. teed, the pittsburgh penguins announcing sidney crosby, the sport's biggest star, contracted the virus. so what is going on? here is clayston sandell. >> reporter: pro hockey players are known for an occasiona

returning from the war in 1944, ray sat down for an interview with an omaha, nebraska radio station, an interview they recorded on two 78s. records matt's family had lost track of years and years ago. now they were so close, literally in his hands, yet still lost in a way. >> there's a radio crack on both of them which makes them unplayable. >> which led him to andover and technology developed at a lab livermore berkeley lab where a camera captures high resolution images of the record's grooves, and then a computer processes those pictures into sound. sound that matt, along with his father, are about to listen to for the first time. >> what were you doing before the war? >> i was working in a grocery store, my mother's grocery store. >> a small piece of american history perhaps, but one that couldn't sound any bigger to one man's ears. >> this is precious, right? this is it, so it is really nice to finally hear it. >>> our next story is also about preserving history, but in this case someone else's history just because it is the honorable thing to do. it takes place at the king's academ

rockies into the western planes. nebraska, kansas and then some showers back down into the southeast. so some areas in this country had white christmas but don't out to denver or boulder colorado. 50 degrees was the high temperature here in philadelph philadelphia. so 8 degrees above the normal of 42. the record for today 68 set back in 1964. that was the same record for yesterday. christmas day as well. 44 is the temperature right now in philadelphia. this is coming off of a high of 50. low 40s north and west. already into the 30s south and east so it's clear skies tonig tonight. calm winds, those temperatures will fall off pretty quickly but still not too bad. not the bracing cold across the northeast into the hoy val val temperatures in the 40s and 50 50's. you can see the leading edge though of the cold. 35 in desmoines. 31 in the twin cities. 21 in international falls that is the beginning of two parts of cold air that will start to invade the us. first the northern rockies and the plain states, then on into the ohio valley and the northeast. we will turn much, much colder before th

nebraska and kansas. 48 degrees was the high temperature today. this is the beginning of our warming trend. we should hit 50 tomorrow and the next day. not overly overly warm but certainly milder than we saw last week at times. 43 in philly. upper 30s north and west right now mid 30s south and east. no weather problems tonight. fox future cast does show those clouds thickening and i think we could even see drizzle could be some patchy drizzle for the early morning commute. otherwise wait on the falling rain until about the noon hour. starting to move into our western suburbs looks like by mid afternoon we see green the map. this is all very light. scattered showers, looking at anything too heavy but persist through the rest of the day and even into tuesday evening from five to 10:00 p.m. you continue to see the showers so tomorrow while not considered a washout we'll be gray, drizzly, damp, rainy actually a lot like the weather we saw most days last week. warm front lifts northward as we head towards early wednesday morning and we should see some more sunshine coming back in on wedne

anything that folks in nebraska or maybe indiana would call cold. but for us, it's going to be chilly. >> we're so soft. i know. >> we haven't -- this is it, the first one. >> this is rare for us. it's been about a year since we have been this chilly. find your heavy coat. >> thank you. >>> everything is coming up roses. we are less than a week away from the 126th tournament of the roses parade in pasadena and they are getting those floats ready. each float takes 7,000 hours to build and decorate. >> it's really fun. i really like, um, seeing it, you know, on the actual parade day. you get to see what you've been working on and it's really cool. >> up to a million people are expected to line up along the 5.5-mile parade route. the rose parade kicks off atle a.m. on new year's day. >> colorado boulevard. >>> well, this is the 70th year of san francisco's ballet performance of the nutcracker. elizabeth cook introduces us to one ballerina and what it takes to dance on such a prestigious stage. ♪[ music ] >> reporter: isabella had no doubt what she was going to be when she grew up. >> w

from central and eastern nebraska all the way up through northwest iowa toward the twin city and streaking towards green bay, wisconsin. they'll get a couple of inches of snow out of this eventually that will sing southward and bring some heavy rains to the gulf coast states probably not seeing anything for us until sunday. 50 degrees the high temperature here in philadelphia. not bad. the normal 42. the record 68. set back in 1964. it's chilly but it's just not that bracing cold out there. 40 in philly. 32 millville. 32 pottstown. 34 allentown. much cooler in our suburban spots. your fox future cast does show clear skies towards saturday. a lot of sunshine again. a really really niece day take advantage you're all off and you probably got a lot to do besides going to the malls maybe do something outdoors probably a lot of people hitting the golf course too. sunday things change, clouds are back 8am showers moving in and throughout the day on and off rain showers. so not too much rain but kind of dreary and then following that rain here comes the cold air it's coming in two waves

story for you right here. an act of kindness in omaha, nebraska, brought two strangers together this season. it all started when $800 somehow fell out of a woman's purse. >> hi, gloria. i want to thank you so much. >> reporter: leads to the meeting between two women who before today had never met. they do share in common the same doctor's office. >> this belongs to somebody. everybody will claim it. >> reporter: but the story they're letting us in on actually started tuesday when some cash went missing in the parking lot. >> my husband called me and said, i need you to take $800 and put it in the bank so it could go towards rent and the bill. >> reporter: rosa has a severe eye infection. she needed to stop at the eye doctor first. when she left her appointment on tuesday through these doors, that's when she noticed the cash on the ground. she thought it was a dollar or two. she quickly realized it was $800. >> you bet it sat on one shoulder. >> reporter: the widow, mother of five grown children and 13 grandkids, gave it all back. >> we might be the only jesus that somebody sees.

-day outbreak still coming up. >>> new this morning, nebraska and oklahoma want colorado's marijuana law declared unconstitutional. they filed a lawsuit with the supreme court saying marijuana is being brought from colorado into neighboring states. pot seized on colorado's highways increased from 2700 pounds in 2008 to nearly 3700 pounds last year. the weed was headed for at least 40 different states. >>> also new this morning we are learning just how much damage a massive fire in downtown l.a. caused. the seven-story apartment building was destroyed by flames this month. fire department says the total cost of damage is around $30 million. they say all the evidence points to arson. no one was injured. >>> can you imagine someone that you know trying on a dress and she gets instead of just the dress a scorpion? that's what happened! she was shopping at the j.c. penney store at the southland mall in hayward on sunday when a scorpion came flying out of the -- scorpions don't fly but came out of the dress that she was trying on. she said it was three inches long and ready to attack. woul

prime added new users at a record-setting pace. . >> got a tip for nebraska bay area's investigative unit? 888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> america's longest war is pretty much down to its final week. after more than 13 years, the afghanistan war will come to an end on january 1st. but not all the troops are coming home. more than 5,000 troops expected to stay behind in afghanistan through much of next year to help rebuild the country and assist iraqi forces in their fight against isis. america's mission is ending but the fighting is not. >> the war is heating up. it's turning into an all-out ethnic civil struggle. >> the president says there are new priorities for our u.s. servicemembers around the world and at the top of the list, fighting ebola in west africa. >>> it was one of the deadliest natural disasters in modern history. today people across southeast asia marked the tenth anniversary of a devastating tsunami. people in a thy fishing village honored victims by releasing hundreds of lanterns into the sky. in india, families left behind flowers and prayers at

so for us about we just love to play the game. nothing about trying to embarrass nebraska or anything leak. that it's about playing great football. trying to play championship football and trying to play for one another ultimately. >> oh, yes sure. wilson is a baby face. the stanford beats maryland in the bowl on december 30 at levi stadium. high aspiration early in the year about struggle with this record. nonetheless the coach shaw said his team is pumped about playing in the game. >> i have a lot of faith in our senior leadership and the guy who play the last game in stanford uniform they want to go out with a bang. go out with a whip. also want to good out with playing great footbal football, great team football. captain worry about the aspiration at the beginning of the year. look where we are now and the fact that we played the football team and getting close to playing our best football we still haven't shown the team best football yet. >> stanford maryland should be a good game. 7 sports brought to you by ebay yes would i come over if only i had been invite invited. o

into nebraska right now. how much of the country and continent is warmer than 24 hours ago? by a substantial margin? 24-hour temperature increases. a look at that. double digits everywhere. you're 13 degrees warmer than yesterday. 21 degrees in south dakota. double-digit increases extend into the chicago area where readings had exceeded 32 in many locations. including midway airport. 33 at what he can. waukegan >> means 20s going right now. feels like 24 adele hair or the wind is averaging about 10 mi. per hour. >> that is the bitterly cold air. we are straddling the southern boundary. the seven day animation shows that it is going to retreat even farther to the north. what may happen as a disturbance that come along this boundary dollars tonight and some monday morning. for the weekend we ought to go into the 40's around here as pacificare comes and carried bell turned cold early next week. low pressure passing north of us will drag a from through here tomorrow. the wind will turn northwest during the day. >> in california that could not by a drop of rain. very heavy rains comin

the mystery surrounding what motivated a gunman to kill someone at a nebraska packing planter. >> and a driver is behind bars after a bizarre crash damages two homes in berks county. karen. >> we've been watching some fog in some spots but not here and 309 at five points intersection traffic here moving pretty nicely and you can see visibility nice and clear. i got off the phone with accidents an problem with a disabled tractor-trailer, all that of when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪ to a world of possibilities. the connected car by volvo. innovating for you. give the gift of volvo this season and we'll give you your first month's payment on us. (vo)rescued.ed. protected. given new hope. during the subaru "share the love" event, subaru owners feel it, too. because when you take home a new subaru, we donate 250 dollars to helping those in need. we'll have given 50 million dollars over seven years. love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. ourselves i never really gave much thought to the acidity in any foods. never thought about the coffee i was drinking having acids. i

now into portions of the dakotas and down into nebraska as well that system will be heading our way although the won't be snow for us. it will be showers as we head into the day on sunday. rain showers. 40 degrees right now at the airport. 36 in trenton. cold in allentown and reading as temperature dropped below freezing we're sitting rye at the freezing mark right now in millville. today was nice. high pressure overhead. but as we head into tomorrow, you can see that high starts to shift a little further east. so kind of living on borrowed time so to speak. our saturday looking beautiful with sunshine and that southwest flow but here comes cold front start to move through sunday. sunday we still hang on to the 50s showers around through the midday time frame time that out for you here on future weather you can see here comes the fro front. stelle well off to the west for tomorrow. so saturday afternoon looking beautiful here's 2:00 p.m. overnight still clear, but as we head into sunday morning the clouds increase and really midday sunday here's noon that a few showers start to move

wouldn't expect to see this. authorities found a sheep walking the streets of omaha, nebraska all by itself this past weekend, clad in a wool holiday sweater. >> the humane society says it won't put the sheep up for adoption just yet. they will try to find the owner first. >>> welcome to "world news tonight." and breaking news. the fallout. the explosive report, what we never knew. the cia torture revealed. and tonight, the warnings. u.s. embassies, military bases, bracing for a backlash. >>> also tonight, two major storms. in the west, historic. about to strike. in the east, the nor'easter hitting right now. a deadly ride home. trucks flipped over. >>> the jet smashing into a suburban neighborhood. what we've just learned. and what the mother inside the home was trying to do. >>> and bargain hunters tonight. how to knock down that holiday price. online and right there in the store. the tricks. plus, the great made in america christmas is back tonight. >> made in america!

growing. in the first major court challenge of its kind, nebraska and oklahoma are now suing colorado over recreational pot. the lawsuit claims colorado has created a dangerous gap in the federal drug control system. and marijuana flows from this gap into neighboring states. >> these states didn't vote for marijuana, decriminalization or otherwise but now the effects. they're looking to colorado to put aside its law. >> it's doubled our work load. >> this summer, the police chief in sydney, nebraska, told us marijuana-related arrests in his town have skyrocketed this year. ever since pot sales started just over the colorado border. >> it's a significant impact on that entire judicial system. guess who pays for that. you and i, the taxpayers do. >> but colorado's attorney general is firing back. we believe this suit is without merit, he says, and we will vigorously defend against it in the u.s. supreme court. supporters of legalized marijuana point out that it's already illegal to take pot across state lines. >> we know that the world has been watching us. and as an industry, we've mad

game and the many cubans who play it. >> colorado is being sued over its marijuana laws. nebraska and oklahoma want colorado to sell marijuana legally. they say the marijuana is processing it's borders, putting strain on its police officers. colorado vows to defend it's laws. >>> a new college ratings plan was released today. it's goal to eventually give students a way to compare colleges on things like affordability and job prospects after graduating. libby casey has the details. >> the draft release this friday morning is bear bones. it's the first step in an ambitious plan to help students compare schools. eventually they'll be rated on good, bad, or somewhere in the middle. the draft so far is an ron line comparison chart. you can put in the school you're interested in, where you live or what you would like to study, and get a sense of how much a school will cost or what you'll graduate with. and here's what the rating system will eventually measure. affordability. graduation rates. job prospect after graduating and loan repayment rates. officials say that last one a good meas

four to 5 feet taller then it is already. >>> nebraska and oklahoma suing their neighbor colorado over its marijuana laws. >> so officials at this point say the drug is being brought from colorado into their state. this is always the the fear, how do you contain it to the colorado border. nebraska's attorney general has filed a lawsuit asking the court to declare colorado's legal says of marijuana unconstitutional. oklahoma's attorney general say colorado's decision has hindered his states effort to enforce anti marijuana laws. >>> meantime fcc weighing in on the washington redskins controversy, what the feds have to do with football, and why their decision could be, well, a game changer, excuse the pun. >>> good morning, i'm howard eskin. flyers played last home game until after the new year. they continue to have trouble scoring. steve mason was good but not good enough. they are playing florida panthers. the sixth shot in the shoot-out tied at one, not any longer. flyers lose two-one in the the shoot-out. >>> all right. the eagles, they play washington on saturday and they need

, it is still as illegal as heroin. 2014 ended with a legal challenge, nebraska and oklahoma are suing colorado in the u.s. supreme court arguing that state-legalized marijuana is spilling across their boards muddying federal laws. >> it is a step back. and it may be one of the things that gives us some clarity. >> reporter: the world is watching colorado's victories and stumbles as the marijuana evolution rolls on. in november voters in three other states gave the green light to recreational weed. >>> former president george h.w. bush remains in a houston hospital tonight. the 90-year-old was admitted last week after experiencing shortage of breath. a family spokesperson says there is a chance he could be released soon. >>> up next, migrants trying to get into the united states are now finding it increasingly difficult to cross the border. plus the devastating floods in southeast asia and the heavy rains are far from over. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america. i'm david shuster in new york. just ahead . . . >> border control, the year in immigration, the confrontation -- >> protecting t

putting that money in their mattresses. >> nebraska and oklahoma are suing colorado in the u.s. supreme court argue that state legalized marijuana is spilling across their borders muddying federal laws. >> it is a step back and something i know the folks at the time attorney general's office are looking at very carefully and it may be one of the things that gives us some clarity. >> the world is watching colorado's victories in november voters gave the green light to legal be recreational weed and be using colorado's green print moving forward. >> coming up. heidi zhou-castro reports in the drop in illegal immigration to the united states. >> we're back at the border where national guard troops have been stationed since this summer. but we'll take you behind the troops back into mexico and ask why aren't the migrants coming? plp >> in an interview released today, president obama tells npr that he is optimistic about his executive action on immigration despite strong disagreement from republicans. >> if your view is that immigrants are either fundamentally bad to the country or that we a

as the snow tapers off. as we get into the morning hours, it will track across nebraska, and omahaened up with a few inches of snow. otherwise fog is the big problem. all the moisture settling down, slippery roads and low visibility. >> they'll want to take it slow. >> for the irs time scientists tried to quantify the pollution. fighters from six countries contributed data from 24 extra-dickses. from 2006 to 2013. they estimated there was more than 5 trillion bits of trash weighing 15,000 tonnes worldwide. you are about to see a map showing the bulk of the debris made up of things eight inches in size, or larger. some of the trashing is concentrated along coast lines. much end up accumulating in larger masses in the o. that's not all. new research suggests that the water acts as shredders, breaking the plastics into smaller pieces across the ocean. we talked with an environmental expert about sea life getting entangled with all the plastics. >> entanglement occurs at all size classes dash whether it's a giant whale - we see pictures of whales wrapped in netting and ropes and

farmers and ranchers in places like nebraska and ohio. >> cargill is probably the biggest single exporter and that is bulk commodities, soybeans, corn, primarily. as a big export is tyson's chicken. cuba buys a lot of chicken pieces. >> reporter: last year the u.s. sold $144 million of chicken, and agribusiness states have sold corn soy and beef to the island. tom donahue, head of the u.s. chamber of commerce likely had in mind when he head a delegation in maize. >> it is time to begin a new chapter of u.s. cuban relations. >> many mid western congressmen and senators have been trying for years to further liberalize. because the market could be much larger than it is. >> reporter: now, listen this is an executive action that president obama has taken but there is only so much the white house can do. lifting ang embargo has to be made by congress. ultimately this is a decision that will be decide by the american people. >> how long will any of this take? >> well the obama administration has got those machination he inn place. especially when working with cuban companies how they w

across central nebraska. fog is a problem around the great lakes, it's dry whether and visibility is down low. some places you can't see. >> on the west coast - it will be a smaller system moving through. >> smaller and we have a good dry day ahead. >> that is encouraging news. thank you. >> turning to indonesia, rescue teams are scrambling to find more than 100 people missing. heavily rain in java triggered a land slide. 12 are dead. locals, police and soldiers are hoping to find survivors, lack of proper equipment is hampering the search. we have more. >> reporter: it all happened within five minutes, a huge chunk of a mountain came down and burst into a hamlet, burying all but two houses. most villages were taken by surprise. the landslides happened after two days of rain. >> people didn't see it coming. they felt landslides would not happen in the villas. i was lucky i didn't have to run. >> hundreds of rescue workers and volunteers are trying to find survive juniors. a task hampered by bad weather. the use of equipment is considered to date. more than 300 have been moved to safe

effect. anywhere from nebraska up here to minnesota. that will continue through the evening. and behind we are looking at cold air. bismark, lows of 11, ahead of a cold front. temperatures for the low, well above average for chicago, waking up at 42 degrees there. we expect the snow to shift across much of the great lakes in chicago. and you'll see a miserable day tomorrow. o'hare, delays at the airport. things will get better. temperatures will drop. across the north-east. rain coming into play ahead of the system. we will see new york, not looking too bad as we get past tuesday. tuesday approximately be a rainy day and temperatures on wednesday, beautiful at 51 there. dropping to thursday. that's a look at the weather. more news coming up after this. across the north-east. that's a look at the weather. across the north-east. that's a look at the weather. >>> more than 20 women accused bill cosby of drugging and assaulting them. through it all one woman stands by his side. today kamil cosby refutes the allegation. >> there's no response. >> reporter: the last time bill cosby spoke publ

being with us this morning. >> nebraska and oklahoma want colorado to stop allowing marijuana so be sold legally. both states are suing. they say the legal pot has been crossing the border, put ago strain on their police and claim colorado is breaking federal law by not tracking who buys cannabis. colorado calls the lawsuit without merit. >> so long, steven colbert, the colbert report ended its run last night, more than 400 episodes and it was a star-studded finale. george looks was on, so was big bird, then colbert rode off into the sunset. >> steven, wake up. >> charlene? >> no, steven! you've got to wake up. it's time. >> yes, that's alex trebeck, taking over the late show. >> storms continue to pound the west coast. we turn to nicole mitchell. >> it's going to be another messy week and as we continue toward the holiday, we're watching for moisture starting to move in, but this will funnel in over the next couple days. some of the amounts, you can see how widespread this is, the initial band kind of becoming very thick and that moisture flow tapping in from the pacific. as we get

us about we just love to play the game. nothing about trying to embarrass nebraska or anything leak. that it's about playing great football. trying to play championship football and trying to play for one another ultimately. >> oh, yes sure. wilson is a baby face. the stanford beats maryland in the bowl on december 30 at levi stadium. high aspiration early in the year about struggle with this record. nonetheless the coach shaw said his team is pumped about playing in the game. >> i have a lot of faith in our senior leadership and the guy who play the last game in stanford uniform they want to go out with a bang. go out with a whip. also want to good out with playing great footbal football, great team football. captain worry about the aspiration at the beginning of the year. look where we are now and the fact that we played the football team and getting close to playing our best football we still haven't shown the team best football yet. >> stanford maryland should be a good game. 7 sports brought to you by ebay yes would i come over if only i had been invite invited. one time. >> sa

a lawsuit, saying that colorado created a gap in the drug control system hurting nebraska and oklahoma's effort to fight crime. pot is legal at the federal level. our picture of the day next plus... >> this piece of gum is a 3-s course dipper. >> willie wonga heads to washington and other films after this. eddo >>> i'm meteorologist rebecca stevenson. we've been watching rain fall in the west. and another series of systems comes through as it comes to the week ahead. as we look at california's report, you can see a significant change has happened. the highest amount of drought is exceptional. and that area has shrunk. still, 100% of the state of california has shrunk. looking at the major cities from san francisco south wards, we are all ahead for the month of december. with the water years starting anew on october 1st. these are amounts that we hope to maintain to break the drought as we get towards the outlook in february 2015. currently across the states we are monitoring a lot of weather. specifically the big storm coming in for the west. that is coming in on saturday and

. see some snow through nebraska and south dakota. it's not snowing this week during the day, but we could see some snow early next week. the future extended european model shows saturday afternoon snow is not an issue for us, but snow will be falling to our west. and then as we go into sunday morning, first thing in the morning, accumulating snowfall is possible that will continue during the day on sunday. looks like most of this snow, if it stays on this track, and that's a big if, is headed to areas north and west. we'll keep an eye on that for this coming weekend. until then, we'll see decreasing clouds, get a little sunshine today. temperatures in the upper 40s this afternoon. and the seven-day forecast, a little bit warmer tomorrow. most of the day will be completely dry. but during the afternoon, the clouds will thicken up, and north and west will be the best chance of seeing some light rain showers. i don't see anything more than that during the day on tuesday. 51 degrees the high temperature on tuesday and low 50s again wednesday. but then the winds shift and a colder day th

picture on facebook. it was posted by the nebraska humane society after the sheep was picked up over the weekend. the shelter knew it was a beloved pet, because it was so fashion-forward. >> we love him. i got attached to it. >> i like him to. the family doesn't know how they sheep got out, but they are thinking about letting him stay in the house now. i like the hearts. that is style. dan, you could learn a thing or two. >> i agree. >> that's pretty nice. >> we are waiting on the winter. here we get paid by how much snow we dead . last year was a good year. not so much this year. christmas is going to be light. thirty to degrees right now. kelly met city at 32. glancing at 32. it's cooler around fox lake at 28. chicago reading at 28. these numbers are close to or below freezing. if he saw any flurries you could have a slick road on the committee to this morning. satellites composite chose dry conditions. expect only flurries today and a fairly nice day . normal temperatures by the afternoon. after a warm front will be at 33 by noon. 5:00 p.m. 34. in the seven day forecast, it's

states like nebraska, maine, louisiana, wisconsin and mississippi, which is also on the list. and joining us now, mississippi's governor, phil bryant. welcome, great to have you here. >> good morning, glad to be with you. >> you know, political observers have been saying let the new gop-controlled congress in the new year push back these executive olds for undocumented immigrants. why are you and the other governors wasting time by filing this suit now? do you think it's a much more effective way using the courts to try to force the president to go through congress before enforcing laws that he's redesigning? >> well, absolutely. and not only have we thought that, i think the american public and leaders in america since the founding fathers have believed that for over 200 years. governors have to take action. we appreciate what congress is doing. we understand that they're not quite in office yet as far as republican leadership in the senate. so they're going to need some help. but our position is governors bear the cost of education, health care, public safety, within our states,

so extreme here. snow will fall from oregon across kansas and nebraska. some rain in the southeast. everyone else should be dry today. >>> much of the country will be colder than usual. high in the 30s for the northwest. 15 in denver. 5 in billings. chicago won't make it above freezing. 40s in the northeast. 60 in atlanta and new orleans. >>> a rare find to tell you about from hawaii. this is what the experts say a 10-year-old coconut crab looks like. >> it was found along a busy road. it's been about 25 years since another coconut crab has been seen in hawaii. this one weighs about 3 pounds and is 16 inches from leg to leg. >> it will be given a home at the honolulu zoo where it should be for a while. coconut crabs can live to be 60 years old and grow to three feet. >> they are pretty fierce. they call it the coconut crab because it can pierce a coconut with those claws. >> so you can't eat this thing? >> i'm sure you could if you could get to it because it's so big and fierce and it's illegal because it's so protected. a lot of coconut crab facts around my head. i'm thinking that