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rudy giuliana was at a scott walker event. if you show up at an event and an elected official says something, you will be asked about it. that is totally legitimate. >> you are less likely to be asked about it if you are a democrat. >> you should be. >> or nobody should be asked. the standard should be the same and republicans are right. it has not been the same throughout my entire career. >> perfectly fine questions. you have to have better answers. >> jeb bush's wife doess not speaking in public, but she likes to make it rain. "the washington post" is all over her shopping spree of more than $40,000 in a single day when jeb was governor. that is a lot of bling. there was a mixed take over the weekend, but she was still poked and prodded without getting an interview. john, does team jeb need a more assertive strategy or can they just sit back? >> yes, a more aggressive strategy. she is a cipher to a lot of people. there is fascination about her because she could be a huge asset, nobody knows much about her. and right now the

scott: you the optimist. eileen: trying. scott: thank you. a 1-2 punch in the fight against breast can scott: 7 on your side with health matters, a new 1-2 punch for breast cancer patients, the combination of two drugs and chemotherapy extending lives. >> it was a complete shock. reporter: she was diagnosed with stage two breast cancer and thought from that point on it was a race against time. >> i thought i'm going to die. that is the first thing that you think. reporter: those feeling started going away when she started getting better using a new drug combination. >> it's great. reporter: the trial shows that patients working and living with advanced breast cancer treated with the drug cocktail and chemotherapy lived an average of 56 months longer. >> this is something i have not seen before in my career. i've not seen these kind of prolonged survival results in breast cancer. it's amazing. reporter: this doctors says it is now receiving national attention. >> a couple years ago we knew this was good, but we did not know how good. reporter:

scott walker's message will be simple. i've done it, and it worked. >> march raa, $100 in chips. >> at this ridiculously early time in the cycle. i put $50 on jeb bush. i think he has the potential to hoover up the money and get the establishment behind him. the establishment t canadas win the republican nomination even in the era of the tea party. however, i put $45 on walker because he's having such a good run of it better than people thought. he's the person i think is emerging as a competitor bush. i put $5 on rubio because if bush founders i think rubio is a good spot to move in. >> you're all approximately right. but you just got the numbers wrong. walker $40. rubio $35. bush $25. i think it's remarkable all of us sort of ended up with the three of them in the top tier. walker as the governor and the doer. rubio as the young, sort of the vigorous canada t. and especially strong in foreign affairs. bush is the establishment. he'll have the money. but i think this is going to be a primary decided on performance, on deb

scott walker, 21%. ted cruz, 12%. ben carson 11%. and rounding out the top five governor jeb bush with 8%. >> what's interesting, we have some other numbers beyond that in last place at number ten. governor chris christie 2.8%. that could raise questions there. carly fiore. we have a lot more as the numbers roll in through the rest of the afternoon. >> we're back in about 35, 34 minutes and we're going to have more at the top of the hour at 6:00 o'clock eastern time here on the fox news channel. for now, we'll have analysis of all this, the winners and the ones who didn't win. >> have a lot about the potential iranian nuclear program. a special report in the next hour. politics, international affairs, and the assassination in moscow. >> why i think prime minister netanyahu's visit is going to be really important. he's going to be able to tell wil the truth on this. and the american people, i believe, are going to reject what president obama's trying to do in iran. >> i'm running out of time. i've got to wrap up in a minute. i've aske

and scott walker agrees with me. >> zing gwen. >> can scott walker scale up his wisconsin operation nationally? what is his national policy portfolio? all that remains to be seen. there's an enormous amount of goodwill and interest in scott walker among the grass roots. >> and lz look at one take on walker's message. the atlantic saying, he's a retro candidate. walker concedes nothing to the conventional wisdom about what the gop must do to compete in a more culturally tolerant, ethnically diverse and economically insecure america. and the gop faithful love it. >> well if you remember after 2012 one of the first things some republicans were saying the reason why we lost is because we were not conservative enough. that mitt romney was too much in the middle. they almost said the same thing about senator mccain as well. so walker, while it's true to conventional wizsdom that they say he needs to be bigger. they want someone who reminds them of the good old days, whatever that is. scott walker has that energy, that aura about him. >> does that work? >> i think he's, as rich said in the perfect sp

does not compare to scott thuman, though. scott: i will let you say that out loud. robert: i just had to put it out there. scott: bad idea to challenge me to a race. >> if you are trying to grab an uber in montgomery county or prince george's county, they are still giving free rides up to $20 despite the heavy snow. we are less than 24 hours from oscar night. the producers are taking care of the last minute details preparing for dolby theater for the 87th annual academy awards. expect live performances from jennifer hudson, lady gaga, and tim mcgraw. neil patrick harris will host the oscars for his first time. and we have complete red carpet coverage right here on abc 7 live tomorrow night starting at 7:00. catch the complete wrap up right after words on abc 7 news at 11:00.

i have a feeling he will answer it a better way than scott walker did. >> someday, scott walker is going to look at that tape and shake his head. >> in 2012, new york jets owner woody johnson raised millions of dollars for mitt romney. in picking -- in 2016, we learned that he is not acting chris christie -- he is backing jeb bush. this is a blow to chris christie, no doubt. is it a sign that chris christie is toast? >> he is not toast, but this hurts. he has been written off earlier. he owns a new jersey football team. he owns a new jersey football team. ' it is not the first tri-state area bundler christie has lost to jeb bush, but i am telling you right now, i don't believe the christie people know how bad it is. i know they have recognized that they have lost people, but people are writing him off. >> while scott walker is here he didn't handle that question well, but the truth is, among new york donors who don't want jeb bush, they have an open ear for scott walker. because they don't want chris christie. that is why scott walker is getting a hearing this week. >> it previously was

scott walker made a mistake. he should have said i disagree with what the mayor said. >> look, mayor giuliani is a great mayor. he is one of my friends. >> he got it wrong read >> i think he got it wrong -- he got it wrong. >> i think he got it wrong. i understand what he is trying to a. -- to say. >> the right on talk radio says look at us bushman journalist's like us. that is what the liberals want. it's not just a sign of courage. it's a sign of principle and authenticity. what will rant i'll say about this. what will jeb bush they question -- rand paul say about this? what will jeb bush say? >> i have a feeling he will answer it a better way than scott walker did. >> someday i scott walker is going to look at that tape and shake his head. >> in 2016 we learned that he is backing jeb bush. this is a blow to chris christie , no doubt. is it a sign that chris christie is toast? >> he is not toast, but this hurts. this guy raised a ton of money or mitt romney -- for mitt romney. he owns a new jersey football team

and scott walker did it in 2012 and '13 and '14. scott walker has a case to make there. >> when we come back, gambling on the presidential sweepstakes. what are the odds? back, gambling on the presidential sweepstakes. what are the odds? in a work, work, work world... take time for sunday. just know that your truck... has a little thing for monday. our eyes they have a 200-degree range of sight. which is good for me. hey! and bad for the barkley twins. your brain can send information to the rest of your body at 268 mph. three times the speed of a fastball. take care of your most important parts with centrum. multivitamins expertly designed with nutrients people don't get enough of from food alone. centrum. for the most important parts of you. >> author damon runion once observed the race is not always for the swift nor the battle to the strong. that's here is john robertson making book of the presidential race. >> right now who would you pick to win the 2016 presidential election? >> rick perry. i think he's a stand up ex governor.

>> scott, i don't think so. i think the first beheading that they did was what brought the international community together. the first time, and i think this will likely backfire, too. i think there will be an outcry internationally, and they will not, they will not succeed in intimidating the west here. >> pelley: some of us in the newsroom have had a look at this video and what strikes us is its near-hollywood quality in the production. i wonder if that tells you anything. >> scott, it is the best i've seen. it is madison avenue quality. they've gotten better and better. they were good at the beginning. i think what this shows is the value of the westerners who have joined isis. i think those fighters from western europe, those fighters from canada, those few fighters from the united states, i think they're bringing those skills with them to iraq and syria and i think that's what you see in this video. >> pelley: this may be a little simplistic but it is what everybody is think ago why can't we get these guys?

wiener and supervisor scott wiener. >> supervisor scott wiener. >> art and so the motion to elect supervisor wiener carries as the chair carries. >> okay. a new chair of the transportation authority congratulations to supervisor scott wiener (clapping.) >> colleagues before we moved i want to first of all thank you for your confidence it's a real honor to fill this position and to hold this trust i want to thank commissioner dooley's for his two years of strong service as the transportation authority chair as his vice chair i had the pleasure of working closely with him and even though we don't agree on everything we have a good relationship and working with the hiring process for the executive director it went well and professional and i think i'm appreciative of the work you've done commissioner to thank you so colleagues, we you know this morning i as posted on facebook the map of the originally plans of the bart system for 1956 if you've not seen that map keep a copy i think it is a cautionary lesson of what happens when you don't think boldly about transportation that map showed a bart

pro union protesters swarming scott walker's mom and dad's house. they obviously don't like the wisconsin governor who just happens to be a gop presidential front runner. juan, your union thug buddies tromting walk's parents. come on. >> i don't think they knew that that was the house of his parents, they thought that was scott walker the governor's house and certainly they have a right to protest in front of the governor's mansion or home and there's no law against it. i would say, though to megan kelly's point -- >> how do you know what they thought? >> come on juan. >> that's what they said. i don't think -- i don't think they had any idea. >> that's what they said. this is what the left does and frankly they do it really well because they've been perfecting this for decades. they send out their shock troops, union folks, the kids, they did it with occupy wall street, did it against scott walker three times in the last pour years. look, what they've ended up doing much to their probably chagrin is turning scott walker into a sympathetic figure. t

mohammed emwazi has been identified scott. victims' families are demanding justice. >> pelley: mark fill -- phillips in the london newsroom. mark thanks. in the u.s., police are tracking a terrorist who is influencing followers from his home in michigan. jeff pegues looked into how social media is inspiring jihad. >> it's very easy to go on youtube. >> reporter: ahmad musa jibril is a palestinian-american cleric whose extreme views caught the attention of u.s. law enforcement. his alleged call for jihad in 2005 led federal prosecutors to describe him as man who "encouraged his students to spread islam by the sword, to wage a holy war and the hate and kill non-muslims." in 2012, he was released from federal prison after serving six years for insurance fraud. he's currently living in dearborn michigan where he's on probation. even under law enforcement supervision, he's become one of the most influential figures for western foreign fighters. according to british researcher peter neumann... >> he countered their likes their menti

the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. captions by: >> pelley: tonight, dangerous cold, more snow for the northeast, and maybe a blizzard. the president weighs in on the murder of three north carolina muslims. an alabama police officer is charged with assaulting an innocent man. and steve hartman reveals his idol. >> reporter: i was hoping to steal his secrets. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. old man winter is showing how cold-hearted he can be. valentine's day will see some of the coldest temperatures of the year. the area that you see here in purple will have lows in the single digits. blizzard warnings are up for parts of new england, including boston, where snow is the last thing they need. jericka duncan is there. >> reporter: with a wind chill at minus 13 degrees, boston city workers and the national guard were digging out neighborhoods before the next major snowstorm. boston has already received more than 74 inches of

major. >> reporter: scott, the white house said the war resolution is intentionally fuzzy. it opens the door to u.s. military operations to rescue hostages, gather intelligence, or kill senior isis leaders. it rules out "enduring offensive ground combat operations," and imposes a three-year limit on the president's authority to combat isis. >> the resolution we've submitted today does not call for the deployment of u.s. ground combat forces to iraq on syria. it is not the authorization of another ground war like afghanistan or iraq. >> reporter: the president says he already has all the legal authority he needs, but he wants congress' republican majority on board, scott to protect his war strategy from the coming strife partisan strife, of the 2016 campaign. >> pelley: major, thank you. the president started the air strikes last summer, and today the pentagon told us the coalition has hit nearly 5,000 targets. so nancy cordes, what is the point of asking congress to approve this now? >> reporter: well, scott more and more members over the past few months have come around to

for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. and i'll see you sunday on "60 minutes." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs >>> was kanye upstaged at his first new york fashion week show by his daughter? >> north's tantrum blowing up the internet. and we're talking to yezus today. >> what did it mean for you to have your daughter in the front row? >> i wonder what anna wintour thought. well we're asking, did kim break protocol by having their daughter there? >> she was crying but kim took her backstage. it was definitely loud. >> brian williams under fire again as nbc investigates more of his reporting. >> i was at the gate the night the wall came down. >> it's obviously been difficult. >> plus. >> have you seen taylor swift's new music video. is it all about her ex-harry stiles? >> and before snl's 40th,

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. this morning, a commuter train hit a truck that was abandoned. no one was killed but 21 of the 58 people on the train were taken to the hospital. tonight, four of them, including the engineer are in critical condition. omar villafranca is at the scene. >> reporter: the explosion and flames lit up the sky after the metrolink train struck the truck just before dawn. ould see three of by daylight, you could see three of the five of the 7.5-ton rail cars toppled over like toys. the truck driver, a 54-year-old man from arizona, got stuck on the tracks and jumped out when he saw the train coming. he was found walking about two miles away from the crash. was the driver under the influence of anything, according to your officers? >> he appeared to be very unsettled, and so the extent or the cause of that is actually yet to be determined. >> reporter: officials here say today's crash would have been much worse if not for new rail cars designed and purchased after a 2008 metrol

the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. captions by: caption colorado >> pelley: the man behind the mask. now we know the identity of the terrorist in the beheading videos. also tonight, the latest winter storm makes the old south look more like new england. an answer to that age-old question: what are they smoking in washington? >> it feels great. it feels like freedom. >> pelley: and freedom is all they wanted, but the sheriff was on their tails. >> it's a llama drama unfolding. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. today we learned the identity of one of the most despicable men on the face of the earth, the masked terrorist that we have all seen too many times in the past year in videos of the execution of hostages held by isis, including the beheading of three americans. tonight mark phillips in london tells us who he is and what we know about him. >> reporter: he's the masked face of isis in all its brutality, and now he has a name. the exe

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: today, the man brought in to restore credibility to the department of veterans affairs had some explaining of his own to do. secretary bob mcdonald corrected a misstatement that he made last month on this broadcast about his own military record after the statement was questioned by several retired officers. this comes, of course, at a time of controversy around prominent journalists who have been accused of inflating their war records. here's wyatt andrews. >> that was wrong and i have no excuse. >> reporter: the secretary apologized for what was said during this encounter when he falsely told a homeless veteran in los angeles that he had served in the special forces. the comment was captured by cbs news last month for a segment on this broadcast. >> what unit? >> special forces. >> special forces. what years? i was in special forces. >> reporter: the fact that mcdonald was not in the special forces was first reported in the huffington post last night. the secretary explained that when he saw the ve

i'm scott broom. coming up the results of the day's inspection. >> from critical condition to now smiling and laughing. >> reporter: i'm surae chinn in mclean. for the first time we get a look at sledding victim 6-year- old benston schone in the hospital. >>> first tonight arctic air, whipping wind and yes, more snow. it's going to be very tough to love tomorrow's valentine's day forecast. good evening. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> i'm derek mcginty. if you are headed out for the evening, get ready. putting on layer after layer and maybe layers after that because it's going to be darn cold out there. chief meteorologist topper shutt is checking out futurecast to let us know who will get the worst of the snow and most importantly the wind, top. >> tell you what. we were talking earlier, derek, the temperatures tomorrow will make it above freezing. i think these snow shower will impact the roads. let's talk about the headlines because arctic blast no. 2 comes in. we've got snow showers tomorrow in the afternoon

they're accusing scott of violating the state's sunshine law. they claim that scott's transition team deleted mass e-mails preceding his taking office in january 2011. it allows employees to destroy records they consider transitory. they claim it is not connected to florida's public records law. the goal of the lawsuit is to safe guard all relevant materials from being deleted. cell phone numbers are going to be involved in this along with text messages. i want to bring in now the reporter of "the tampa bay times." steve, good to have you with us tonight. your newspaper is all involved in this lawsuit and want full disclosure of all this communication. is scott's administration breaking the law? did they break the law? >> well, that's up for a judge to determine, ed but i've never seen anything like this in 30 years of reporting in this state. we have almost every major newspaper and television station in florida on the record suing the governor's office and three elected cabinet members who by the way, are independent in this state. they are al

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. private information about millions of americans is in the hands of cyber thieves tonight. they broke into a database at this country's second largest health insurancer. it's called anthem, and it runs blue cross blue shield plans in more than a dozen states. the company says that database contains 80 million records including names, birth dates and social security numbers. a gold mine for identity thieves and con artists. it is not known if the hackers got health records. kris van cleave begins our coverage. >> reporter: anthem was one of thousands of health care companies warned twice last year by the f.b.i. that their industry was particularly vulnerable to hackers. in 2014, there were 42 cyber attacks targeting health providers, compared to just five in 2010. in this document, the f.b.i. cited the industry's lack cyber-security standards and said they were being targeted for a list of reasons. jim trainor is second in command at the f.b.i.'s cyber division. >> one was the-- kind o

this conference is brought to you today not by senator to scott. -- tim scott. truly from a concerted effort from many people in this room. from my staff. i want to give a shout out to lindsay simmons. [applause] lindsay is my laa for education issues. she has worked tirelessly to make sure that today is a successful event. i would love to want to get acknowledge lindsay. you see a lot of my staff around here. they have put a lot of time into today to make sure it is as successful as possible. i also want to thank my partners. the friedman foundation for educational choice. and the american federation for children. we will have educators like steve barry from capital preparatory schools to grassroot energizers like rick of aei. here's what i want you to walk away with -- and understanding that we understand that we believe that child's education should not be determined. the quality of your education should not be determined by your zip code. every child, in every facet of this nation, has the potential to be a lifelong learner. and to be a child of excellence.

the "cbs evening news with scott pelley" is next. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> pelley: tonight, do hackers have your health records? cyber thieves break into one of the largest health insurers and get the records of tens of millions of americans. we have reports from kris van cleave and jeff pegues. elizabeth palmer is inside ukraine where the army is battling russian-backed rebels. >> reporter: most people have left, and there's almost constant exchange of heavy artillery fire. >> pelley: "american sniper." >> i want to get the bad guys. but if i can't see them, i can't shoot them. >> pelley: while chris kyle is being portrayed on the big screen, his accused murderer goes on trial. mark strassman on the challenge of finding an unbiased jury. and julianna goldman with a master of disguise for the c.i.a., taking on a special new mission. >> it's going to go like that. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. priv

scott: mr. chairman, i yield one minute to the gentlewoman from oregon a member of the committee on education and work force, ms. bonamici. the chair: the gentlewoman from oregon is recognized for one minute. ms. bonamici: thank you, mr. chair. thank you, mr. ranking member, for yielding. there is overwhelming bipartisan consensus that we need to replace no child left behind. and there's overwhelming bipartisan consensus that a rewrite of no child left behind should promote local flexibility and support schools not punish them. so i'm deeply disappointed that the house has not come together to produce a bipartisan bill. despite a common goal and a long history of settinging aside differences -- setting aside differences to work together on this important legislation, this bill does not adequately support america's students. unfortunately the student success act shifts resources away from communities where poverty is most concentrated and freezes fundinging for america's most needy -- funding for

scott walker is assuming up in polls. they think he is -- the money war is really happening right now. we have to see how they have come out of -- come out with that. >> when we come back a special week in review on all due respect. >> time sure flies when you are having fun. >> there was that time we pumped in the crowd. and the time we tried to make orange juice as in a mosh to chris christie -- as an omaha's -- as an homage to chris christie. >> she is one of those crazy libertarians. >> crazy loud. >> unbelievable. >> that time i almost killed john on the set. hold still, you big baby. >> that time we wrote -- we read a book about a lovable little groundhog. >> chuck was no check at all, as we have come to learn. the zoo had replaced him with charlotte, his wife. >> and that time we did a week in review. that time we told republicans and iowa chris christie didn't do too well. >> in sixth place. >> the time we put mitch daniels through the entire -- through the toughest interview of his entire life. >> tell me somethi

>> gmo. >> plus the dark horse everyone is talking about for 2016. >> scott walker. >> scott walker wowed them in iowa. >> for him to become president would be the first president in many generations who did not have a college degree. >> i'm going to

b >> reporter: scott, this is one of dallas' busiest highwayumpe intersections. normally this would be bumper- to-bumper traffic, but this on- and-off sleet storm has brought roadways to a crawl. so far there's been one traffic- related death and 300 accidents. it looked like a monster truck derby on interstate 40 justid outside amarillo. 25 vehicles, mostly semis,br banged up and broken after sliding on icy roadways. outside dallas, drivers had to reverse off an icy highway ramp, and one driver tried to push another up a slippery incline. tony hartzel is from the texas department of transportation. >> sleet is a little more challenging because people think that it's a little like snow but it's a lot slicker. it can look passable, but underneath can be black ice. >> reporter: at the dallas airport, more than 1,000 flights were canceled and the "american sniper" murder trial inst stephenville was postponed. this person turned a slushy parking lot into a four-wheel drive skating rink, but it was serious business for the 300 plows and de-icing trucks deployed to sta

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. we're beginning with an ending and we're doing this to give you a better idea of what's been lost. there was a car wreck in manhattan last night nothing remarkable, except the one person killed was bob simon. simon was in his 19th season on "60 minutes"," and before that he'd spent nearly 30 years on this program. he was among the most courageous and gifted reporters of our time, and he reminded us how good journalism can be. >> reporter: i'm from bronx. and in fact it took a long time before cbs would put me on the air because i had such a thick bronx accent. we're going to pick up an american. >>american. >> pelley: the voice would become unmistakable, the perspective indispensable. >> reporter: they don't know how many communists they're up against. they do know the enemy bunkers are less than 30 feet away. >> pelley: bob simon hurryied to southeast asia in 1971 because as he put it, history was being made. >> reporter: civilian casualties were not announced bus it was another cas

the florida doesn't hold. >> reporter: governor scott will have more meetings tomorrow. we reach out to governor tom wolf's office for comment. his office zen us a statement saying "governor scott's political theater doesn't mean anything" we're live in center city david spunt cbs3 eyewitness"eyewitness news". >> david, thank you very much a warning about popular scams costs thousands of people big buck. you may think you wouldn't fall for one but tonight three on your side with why possible are still being caught off guard. >> it is a race against time as manatees are stuck in a storm drain. what's being done to try and save them next. >>> kathy? >> the cold isn't just for the record books for tomorrow morning. but we're talking about a historic month. not just for philadelphia. i'll have those numbers coming up. >> and did you catch the oscars last night? we've got new information about who did not turn in. we're back in just 60's seconds with those stories and the latest on our breaking news. an amber alert in >> breaking news new castle county police issued an amber

according to fundraising it is scott walker. john: right now, scott walker the poll puts him ahead. he has 17 points between him and jim ocean iowa. that will be at rate -- a place where scott walker needs to win. you also see in this poll that jeb bush way worse numbers than anyone else in the republican field. 41% unfave and a lot of republicans will not vote for him. he is the front runner but scott walker is coming out strong. mark: he needs as the front runner to play in all of them. as he stretched himself too thin trying to beat walker and others in iowa, trying to be crisp in new hampshire, he will have to have a place to win. you have to win an early stage and you have to compete everywhere. john: rand paul did better with moderate republicans. hillary clinton broke a long silence with a paid speech and i do mean paid. unless you think 300 k is chump change. she was talking about women and technology. she did kind of wink at us. >> my friend madeline all right famously said there is a special spot in hell for women who do not help other women. so, -- what you do does not ha

the "cbs evening news with scott pe >> pelley: tonight, >> pelley: tonight, isis claims another american hostage is dead. but the terrorists say they're not responsible for the killing of kayla mueller. we have reports from holly williams and charlie d'agata. carter evans on a winter storm bringing strong winds, heavy rain and flooding to the west. meteorologist eric fisher reports more snow is coming to the northeast. anna werner has the improving economy numbers, more jobs, more job seekers, and for the first time in a long time, higher wages. and steve hartman "on the road"" with an extraordinary mother and child reunion. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. we can think of no greater contrast between good and evil than kayla jean mueller who dedicated her life to helping people in need and th terrorists who claim today that she is dead. if true, mueller, 26 years old from arizona, would be the fourth american to die in the hands of the islamic terrorist group known as isis. while the others

. >> he spoke at the same event that scott walker spoke at, but he did not move his unfavorable rating. >> not good for him right now, speaking of republicans, mike huckabee performs twice as well as chris christie does in our iowa poll. but wait, pastor huck has something provocative to say. not how he squares his religious belief and how he looks at his gay friends. >> i don't shut people out of my circle or out of my life because of my view, i don't drink alcohol, but gosh, maybe some of my friends do. i don't use profanity, but believe me, a lot of my friends sure do. some of my friends like classical music and ballet and opera, it is not my cup of tea. >> talk about a social gaffe for mike huckabee, calling homosexuality a lifestyle, is that a win-win, win-lose, or a lose-lose? >> i think he thinks that he could win in blue states or purple states, but i think a lot of people will of react to this like a dog whistle, he is going to offend a lot of people with this. it is a lose-lose, for sure. >> it is not a win-lose, it is a draw lose. no doubt a lose for the general election. >>

to chief meteorologist scott williams. he's live in old city tonight. scott? >> joyce and iain, temperatures are tumbling rapidly across our area. it's dry but the concern will be a flash freeze and some black ice the entire area under a winter weather advisory for right knauer through the overnight as we watch those untreated roadways especially with the rain that we saw earlier in locations as well as that snow. as we take look at those temperatures 31 philadelphia. 31 in wilmington. north and west even colder. 20 in allentown. nine right now in the poconos. look at sections of montgomery and buck county. at or below freezing pretty much area wide. 24 quakertown. right now as we move toward yardley 26. 30s right now in ambler and take look at chester county. 30 malvern. kennett square. 29 honey brook. 29 degrees as well. so the concern black ice slick spots across the area and tumbling temperatures. 20 degrees by 11:00 o'clock. so that winter weather advisory is in effect tonight with the winds gusting at times over 30 miles per hour. temperatures will botto