deliver next week's republican address to the nation. 3 and tonight governor nikki haley was in liberty at a fundraiser endorsing neal collins--and while she didn't comment on speaking next week following the state of the senator larry martin who says he's excited to see someone from south carolina to be chosen. 3 3 3 "the nation is going to see a very bright, articulate, strong, leader when she address the counrty next week." 3 we will have coverage on the state of the union address...and governor nikki haley's response on januray 12- th...watch it live on air and fox carolina dot com. 3 now to some new information 3 out of north charleston... where a civil rights group is demanding the former police officer--charged with killing an unarmed man be sent *back to jail after bonding out outtoday protesters with the national action network was outside the detention c cter today chanting...and banging drums upset that a judge aprroved bail for micahel slager. 3 here's a look at slager in court yesterday...where a judge awarded him a 500- thousand-dollar bond.he was released shortly after 7

, there's significan@ damage consistent with that, but the experts at the national weather service will determine that and we have some areas to the east of here. we had some vehicles damaged there, as well and broward college, we're hearing reports of vehiclesamaged from the winds, as well. >> any structural damage as you guys have heard from fire rescue? >> not that i'm awear of and that'sot our jurisdiction over there and i haven't heard of any structural issues as of yet. >> the bso fire rescue, thanks so much. that's the latest out here on the turnpike and southbound, uprighted that tractor trailer that was flipped over ask they had the pickup truck where the hood flipped up and the guy lost visibility and he wrecked. they're making pretty quick work, if you're traveling southbound on the turnpike and you're approaching coconut creek and avoid this, northbound, by the way, and a couple of records on scene and they'll get this out of here as well. coconut creek, and nbc 6 news. >> just to reitirate what keith was just talking about with the public informati officer with fire an

the night before a national championship game -- a the hours leading up to the game -- 10:11 i could never eat on gameday.if we got beat i'd go home and go to welcome. how you doin'? good how are you? so today you're gonna choose a mobile office. you can choose this chevy silverado which offers built in 4g lte wi-fi. or you can choose this ford f-150, which doesn't offer wi-fi. but to make up for it, we added a trailer, a satellite antenna, and dolores. hey fellas! (group laughter) what? so, which one do you want? i pick the chevy. definitely. or, get this dependable silverado all star edition seven thousand two hundred and fifty dollars. it's not just the football team that spent a lot of time preparing for tonight's game. vanessa de la vina caught up with the the game vanessa adlib nats cheering the spirit of tiger pride lives in the clemson rally cats. nats dancing tonight you'll see them on the sidelines getting the crowd and the team pumped up. 1. it's a dream come true for all of us and something we may never experience again. for the last week these ladies have been working ha

nations response to the hostage crisis and the history of laws pertaining to diplomatic unity -- immunity. this program is about half an hour. >> iran, 1979 -- demonstrators invaded the embassy in tehran. demanding the return of the shell, they took embassy personnel hostage in violation of international law. the unitedgned by states and iran state both countries will observe a principle of diplomatic immunity. embassyresents property. all appeals to freedom were denied by the government of iran. it was an unprecedented overreach of rules of non-diplomatic behavior. societies, nations have always formulated laws to maintain order to prevent anarchy and chaos. similar fashion, nations have created similar laws providing for safety of diplomatic missions abroad. diplomatic immunity is a widely accepted principle that assures protection for embassy personnel even when nations do not enjoy friendly relations. a violation of international law is extremely rare. the taking of diplomatic representatives i iranian students with the acquiescence of the iranian government is a situation to be exami

the singing of the national anthem by the brass quintet and the retiring of the colors. >> color halt. present arms. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> please remain standing as the chaplain of the united states senate, dr. barry black, gives the invocation. >> let us pray. god and father of all, we praise you for your infinite love that provides us with help when we need it most. we thank you for this congressional gold medal ceremony in honor of world war ii members of the civil air patrol. we're grateful that this organization, as speaker boehner has pointed out, was created six days before the bombing of pearl harbor. it provided civilian air support that helped us win world war ii. thank you for its members who more than self their country loved and died so that this nation might live. inspire us from this legacy of service and sacrifice to give our lives for causes greater than ourselves so that we shall leave this world better than we found it. we pray in your holy name, amen. >> please be seated. ladies and gentlemen, the united states representative from the tenth district of texas, the hono

. >> sex, violence and disease. it's the seedy underbelly of the united nations effort in haiti. nearly six years after an earthquake rocked the country, i'm ali velshi, welcome to a special edition of "on target," haiti on shaky ground. the united nations can be a blessing and occurs but for latte, the western hemisphere's poorest country it's been both. six years ago haiti was devastated by a massive earthquake. its worst natural disaster in more than two centuries. millions of haitians, looked to the united nations for help. the u.n. set up temporary housing for thousands of residents. it built schools, hospitals and sanitation systems. and the u.n. currently maintains a $380 million annual budget to pay for its peace keeping force in haiti. that pays for more than the 6,000 u.n. soldiers tasked with upholding public security. but the u.n. effort may have also made some things worse. many blame u.n. peace keepers with a cholera epidemic that has left thousands dead. dogged by allegations of sexual abuse and coalition exploitation of haitian women. we hold u.n. to account. david arios

play for the national championship. the tigers landed at greenville spartanburg international airport this afternoon and loaded the buses back to clemson. the were greeted by a packed crowd of excited tiger fans at death valley. they are just one game from winning the second national title in clemson's history. there won't be much time for the tigers to celebrate. they've got alabama to deal with. joe gorchow caught up with running back wayne gallman right after the game. the wayne train in full effect on new year's eve, wayne how does it feel to be orange bowl champions and to now one win away from a national to tell you the truth, i really can't tell you how i feel, 'cause i don't know how to feel yet. but just to know that we can play in a national championship, is a dream all in itself. do you ever dream of dancing in confetti, because tonight you get your chance to do it. no, i never dreamed of this. i didn't even know it was going to happen. but it's just crazy to know that all the hard work that we've put in is paying off. clemson's offense, a little slow in the first h

honor of being the first in the nation to vote. well, it's a funny story because it actually happened by accident. >> what happened in 1972 that really shifted things and why we mark our modern caucus system as starting in 1972 was that after the 1968 democratic convention in chicago. the party got together, the democratic party got together proposed a series of reforms to the process for the changes that was suggested is that if a state held a caucus, it should be a local caucus system. so everybody in the party could get involved. and that year, the iowa democratic party re-formulated their rules for the caucus to create these localized caucuses. now, this is kind of a quirk of history. what happened is as they built this new system of local caucuses. you have the precinct caucus. you'd have the county caucus, you'd have the district caucus and the state caucus. and then, you would elect people to the national convention right? they built in extra time to print delegate lists. to distribute proposed platform planks. things like that. and so they started working backwards from the natio

play college football, it's their dream to play the national championship. we have the opportunity. >> the opportunity comes ironically against sweeney's alma mater, the school he won a championship with as a player. alabama, clemson's opponent, january 11th. he disagrees with the point that his team is an underdog. >> that's 17-0 for us. it's the longest winning streak in the country and we've played a lot of games in those 17 games. i'm so proud of our team. >> quite the season for the tigers. they'll wrap it up in glendale, arizona. this hasn't been fun for the gamecock fans to stomach. around town, i actually heard a strong roll tide. they'll pull for the sec championship more than usual this year. we'll have more from clemson and >> as clemson players prepare for the go with the national title, fans here in the midlands are gearing up for the big game. how football followers are celebrating, here is abc columbia's beth reduce. >> the clem -- column's beth russo. >> the clemson tigers punching their way to the national championship. leaving tiger fans cheering for miami all the

related accidents first. /// ((brian loftus)) > an emergency session of the united nations is to tackle the concern over north korea's nuclear testing. nuclear weapons experts are trying to determine if north korea did in fact conduct a hydrogen bomb test. kenneth craig has the latest. kenneth craig: north korea made the announcement on state tv. claiming its first ever test of a miniaturized hydrogen bomb was a perfect success. the blast that registered as a 5.1 magnitude quake..quickly triggered international condemnation, including china, one of its few allies. south korea called the test a threat to the peace and stability of the world. in a statement, the white house said the us will respond appropriately to any north korean provocations. juan zarate/cbs news national security analyst if it was a hydrogen bomb it would represent a technological leap forward for north korea.//and if they are on the verge of miniaturization, that means they are close to being able to put that on a warhead and potenntially deploy it well beyond the korean peninsula. : kenneth craig, cbs news, t

this suing claiming he is the real victim. >>> and pandemonium. long lines at the national zoo. the rush to see the baby giant panda. not so little bei bei is ready for his close up. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us on this saturday. i'm cecilia vega. we begin with breaking news out of iran. it's being called a victory for u.s. diplomacy. but it is the families who are celebrating most. five americans are free after a prisoner swap combined they spent nine years in captivity. the most high profile, "washington post" reporter jason rezaian convicted of confirming iran had dismantled parts of its nuclear program allowing the historic national agreement to move forward, a deal years in the making. abc's jonathan karl tonight with the stunning turn of events. >> reporter: the release of the american prisoners comes just as the nuclear deal with iran goes into effect, lifting sanctions and making tens of billions of dollars available to the iranian government. three of the americans released had been held prisoner for longer than the americans taken hostage in iran in 1979.

? fundraising again in new orleans. over the last 3 years, rubio has missed important national security hearings and missed more total votes than any other senator. politics first: that's the rubio way. right to rise usa candidate marco rubio will be making at stop in the c-s-r-a. rubio will be hosting a town aiken. a location has not been decided yet. doors will open at 8 in the morning and the event will begin at 9. senator lindsey graham is still sharing his strong stance on immigration reform and other topics though he's no longer running for president. the senator was in greenville today. "we need comprehensive immigration reform... we are not going to deport 11-million people. we need a flatter tax. we are not going to eliminate the irs, and when people tell you that, that is just telling good idea." senator graham dropped out of the presidential race last month after struggling in the polls. so far, he has not endorsed another candidate. governor nikki haley will be on the national stage next week as the face of the republican party. house speaker paul ryan and senate majority le

side do anything to fix the national debt? we'll talk with the head of a answer. news at four front door open good afternoon ... i'm sonya heitshusen. iowa is already a battleground for the presidential candidates. tonight it will be a battleground for cable television ratings. on fox news it will be the final pre- caucus gop debate live from the iowa everywhere else it will likely be donald trump. trump is refusing to participate in tonight's debate. instead he is hosting what he calls a fundraiser for wounded veterans. the campaign booked sheslow auditorium at drake university. the only problem... know one knows exactly which organization trump is raising money for. we reached out to his iowa campaign to ask who is the beneficiaries of his fundraiser will be. we got a vague response: --quote-- "many veterans groups will benefit! it will be a great event." trump won't be the only republican presidential candidate at the event. mike huckabee and rick santorum plan to take part after their "undercard" debate on fox news this evening. with trump's big event at the school tonight, drak

with all of the people of our country. this is truly a national loss. >> sunday morning at 10:00 on road to the white house rewind a look at the iowa caucuses, including howard dean's 2004 speech featuring the dean scream. and the conference on the history of the iowa caucuses whose speakers include retired democratic political adviser tim kraft, who was the iowa caucuses campaign manager for jimmy carter in 1976, also two panels with former campaign managers and political reporters, and at 8:00, journalist brawl brandeis on his book "under this roof, the white house and the presidency: 21 presidents, 21 rooms, 21 inside stories." he explains how presidents from george washington to barack obama have left their imprint on the executive mansion. >> here's what i find interesting about the theater. if you look at record of what the presidents have watched over the years, tastes are obviously very eclectic and everything and they reflect the tastes of the presidents, they reflect the times in which they lived and everything but there's one movie, this is a quiz section of our evening h

approach, top candidates on both [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 at noon. sean: good afternoon on this i' friday. sean mcdonald. right now, millions of people across the country are getting ready for snow. here in the granite state temperatures remain cold, but right now there is no sign of snow. meteorologist hayley lapoint joins us now with what we can expect today and a look at how the storm will impact us. hayley: some of the lake is freezing over, certainly not the entire lake just yet, but look at this thing. this is a massive nor' easter that has formed and matured. it is still intensifying, if you can believe that. you have got ice into the carolinas and very heavy snow making its way into washington, d.c. the thing is, we have high pressure over us, so that will be our protector over the next if you want to do skiing, but this one will be a miss. 25 in concord and laconia, 24 degrees in the upper valley. with the winds that are still than ac

through the eastern part of the country. more than three feet of snow in some areas as the nation's largest city all by shut down. we have it all covered tonight up and down the east coast. >>> ready to run? in the highly unpredictable race for president a new potential factor. >>> listeria outbreak. the bacteria found in packaged salads links to a dozen cases in six states, including one death. >>> golden moment. on the ice tonight twin sisters both in pursuit of their own definition of gold. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. it is deadly. it is crippling. it is historic. tonight parts of the east coast are paralyzed by a blizzard blamed for 16 deaths. it's been felt in 16 states and it has dumped a lot more snow in some places than predicted including washington, d.c. and new york city. the south over three feet reported in parts of maryland and west virginia. here's what it looks like tonight on radar. beyond the snow, the blizzard has brought hurricane force winds in a massive storm surge to coastal areas still not full ry recovered from superstorm sandy. more than 8,000 nigh

obama declared his intention in his first address to the nation as commander-in-chief and in his last. the question is -- can he? pres. obama: i will keep working to shut down the prison at guanta. . mo. it is expensive, it is unnecessary, and it only serves as a recruitment brochure for our enemies. sen. graham:here will be a bipartisan backlash, a constitutional crisis, if he tries to do this. sharyl: republican senator lindsey graham is a chief critic of efforts to close guantanamo sen. graham: his campaign promise will not be fulfilled. the problem with president obama, he doesn't understand that his campaign promises have to yield to reality. sharyl: are you saying it won't be closed down? sen. graham: no. sharyl: how can it be stopped? senator graham: congress won't let it. sharyl: the debate has gone on since almost the start. the gitmo prison was opened during the george w. bush administration after the on the u.s. >> two planes apparently crashed into each tower. sharyl: the first 20 detainees arrived just four months after 9/11. nearly 800 suspected islamic extremist enemy c

the outcome. clemson's only loss of the season comes in the national championship game. iowa state has dropped in the latest "a-p top 25" poll. the team is now at number 17..that's actuall one spot below the iowa hawkeyes... kansas, oklahoma, and maryland remain your top 3. tonight the clones head to texas... to take on the 9 and 6 longhorns. tip off is at 8 p-m meanwhile the hawks are enjoying it has named iowa point guard mike gesell player of the week. the senior had the first double- double of his career, 22 points 10 assists against nebraska. gesell and the hawks are 3-0 in the big ten for the first time in 13 years. four and oh won't be easy. the hawkeyes play at motivated michigan state thursday night. the hawks handed the 16 and 1 marco rubio. he ran for senate saying he opposed amnesty... then he flipped, and worked with liberal chuck schumer to co-author the path to citizenship bill. he threatened to vote against it. and then voted for it. he supported his own dream act and then he abandoned it. marco rubio. just another washington politician you can't trust. jeb bush. he

plus..we're less than a week away from the national championship game!tonight - former clemson coach danny ford is weighing in on the tigers chances..what he says it will take.. for the team to bring home another title! 3 and someone could become a half billion dollars richer in less than an hour-the powerball jackpot is the fourth largest ever-the drawing happens **live** right here following the ten o'clock news- 3 good evening i'm cody alcorn- diana has the night off-it will still be pretty cold tonight, then some big changes s are in store toward the weekend weekendlet's check with kendra for a look at the morning commute 3 mostly clear skies will lead to another cold night, but it will be a few degrees warmer than previous nights. lows will drop to 31 in the upstate and 25 in the mountains on thursday morning. clouds will thursday, with highs getting back into the low 50s with is right around normal for this time of year. rain should hold off until late thursday night, so the daylight hours are looking dry. 3 and wake up with fox carolina. we've got traffic and weather every ten

and tiger showdown in arizona -- as both teams fight for the college football national title. wis sports director rick henry is live in glendale, arizona tonight with how the teams are preparing for the matchup. it's the eve of the national championship game here in glendale, arizona. tomorrow night the clemson tigers and alabama crimson tide will be on the same field for the first time since 2008. this morning the head coaches shared the same stage for their final pre- game press conference. they posed with the national championship trophy. alabama's nick saban is looking to take home the big prize for the fourth time in seven years. alabama has a total of 15 national championships. clemson head man, dabo swinney is coaching in his first the tigers are seeking the program's second title. dabo says saban and alabama set the standard for college football. saban gives dabo props for leading the tigers to the number one ranking. "our players are very excited about the opportunity they've created for themselves to have a chance to participate in the college football playoff against ar

33 3 for the first time since 19-81 - the clemson tigers are national championship bound! here's a look at the team arriving at g-s-p earlier today - after their big win over oklahoma in the orange bowl on thursday..and what a homecoming it was - check it out. 3clemson..tigers! clemson..tigers! 3 this is a look outside death valley.fans came from all over the upstate to support the tigers - showing that they *too are "all in."clemson is title game on january 11th. 3 and many tigers fans simply can not wait.in fact, many of them didn't wait--as you just saw--they wanted to welcome the tigers home! home!fox carolina's derek dellinger is live at death valley tonight--and derek--how many people were out there? 3 we can safely say several hundred--if not more--they packed this whole road this afternoon to welcome the tigers home. 3 now--it's been a long few days for the tigers--with the game-- and all the traveling--but some did take time out to shake hands--get some high- fives--and sign autographs.but they know that there is one more step before everyone can breathe a sigh of relief--

the national counterterrorism center. he has held that position since last year, and he has spent his entire career in foreign policy and national security isssues. let me introduce our two reporters who will be asking the questions. eric schmidt of the new york times is covering national security. also damian paletta covers national security for the wall street journal. eric, you are up first. eric: there has been some success in ramadi in iraq. i was wondering if you could take this opportunity to assess the state of isis not only in iraq and syria but in europe and the united states, and the threat it poses? rasmussen: you're right to talk about recent successes. but we do live in a heightened threat environment that is either tied to isil directed or isil inspired plotting. a lot of what we see gives us concern about isil's ability to inspire individuals in their own locations to carry out activities. we also see indication that isis is looking to organize direct plotting aimed at western targets as well. focusing narrowly and specifically on iraq and syria, the effort by iraq

and about your own interests as a nation in the way that you touched on a little bit in your remarks about border enforcement. >> well, the first thing i'd like to say is that that perception is false. we have been working in our southern border because it is in our interest to do so, and it is in the interest of our neighbors that we work together on not only ensuring the region becomes more secure, but more prosperous. and we know that we cannot have a secure region, whether it is -- we're talking about the southern order of mexico, or the southern border of the united states, or indeed, the whole region. you cannot have a secure region if we do not have a prosperous region. and building together the legal framework, the infrastructure, the human resources to ensure that is in everyone's best interest. and that has been our approach and it has been, i think, a very successful approach. we have a very everyday productive cooperation with our neighbors in central america regarding the sharing information, regarding sharing best practices, building protocols together, but also regardi

message is brought to you by the national road safety foundation. ♪ [ cellphone chimes ] >> so, how was your drive? >> interesting. >> they're one of the top predators in the ocean and yet one of the most friendly sea creatures. coming up, we get very up-close and personal with dolphins. ♪ >> i'm about to have a close encounter of the dolphin kind. hello. >> hi, scott. i'm carolina. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. welcome to the national aquarium. >> well, thank you. i've always wanted to be here. >> excellent. are you excited? >> i'm super-excited. >> awesome. >> the national aquarium in baltimore, maryland, is right on the harbor leading to the chesapeake bay and atlantic ocean. that's where some of the aquarium's star attractions come from. bottlenose dolphins are crowd favorites. they're not fish. they're mammals. the babies get milk from their mothers, and just like us, they're sociable. and how smart are dolphins? >> dolphins are very smart. it's kind of hard to categorize exactly how smart they are because there's no true way of knowing, but they're very socially

. ." this program examines the united nations response to the crisis in the history of laws pertaining to diplomatic immunity. [chanting] >> iran, 1979. demonstrators invaded the american embassy in iran. they took hostages in violation of international law. treaties signed by the country's states that both countries will observe the principle of diplomatic immunity. a principle which protects foreign representatives and embassy property. demonstratorsall appeals to fres were denied by the government of iran. the refusal constituted an unprecedented breach of the rules of normal diplomatic behavior. societies, nations have always formulated laws to maintain order to prevent anarchy and chaos. in similar fashions, they have created international laws. immunity is a widely accepted principle that ensures protection for embassy personnel even when the sending and receiving do not enjoy friendly relations. a violation is extremely rare. the taking of american diplomatic representatives as hostages by a radiant students with the acquiescence of a radiant government is a situation to be exam

highlights. ricardo despite having the : nation's longest win streak at 16 games, top-ranked clemson came to the orange bowl less underdogs for the fourth-ranked oklahoma sooners, but that is why you play out the game. check it out. stadium time lapse. the majority of the fans wearing clemson orange. second quarter, watson caring and from yards out. 145 yards rushing and a game clemson trailed the half by one. third quarter, regaining the lead and clemson adds to it. under renfro, from 35 yards out, watson had 187 yards through the air. the clemson defense pitched -- had a shed out in the second half. the second interception from ou quarterback who was named the defensive mvps. tigers rolled 37-17 and moved to 14-0 on the year. doing streak on 17 straight games and they finished with 312 yards on the ground and they head to arizona and the national championship game. brad: the magical night in miami gardens, florida. the clemson tigers blowout the oklahoma sooners with the dominant performance in the second half and they win by 20 points. the tigers rushed for over 300 yards

>> together with >> police investigating a mass shooting at the national western complex. at least one person is dead. several others are being treated at the hospital. thanks for joining us. >> . >> we have a lot of news to cover tonight. let's get out to the national western complex. standing by. but first we turn to joe st. george. what are you learning about what story. we do not know what sparked the violence shortly before 1 p.m. we know at this hour. people have been shot and stabbed. and one person is dead. denver. witnesses say they heard people get shot. and stabbed. and the conflict involved biker gangs. at least nine rushed no a eur hospitals. >> it all happened on the stairwell. and then there was a bunch of motorcycle guys beating up another guy. on the top of the stairs. scene. capturing one person in handcuffs. but police reiterate. >> 3 are stable tonight. we spoke with the emergency room doctor in charge. he cannot say what kind of wounds the victims are suffering from. according to to police, at least one person was stabbed. another suffering from a graze mark. p

bowl. and they'll be ringing in the new year like everyone in the nation wanted. courtney kept tabs on the game all night. tell us about it. >> it was an exciting game. way teams want to. we have a lot of highlights to show you. toninit the tigers will party like it's 1981. the last time that they won the national championships. we'll give you a sneak peek at the highlights here. dallas sweeney, 37-17. on fourth and four the sooners think the tigers will punt. but andy fakes out the sooners. passes to christian wilkins. connecting for 31-yards. setting the tigers up at the oklahoma 13 and the first down. deshawn watson runs it in for the five yard score. clemson leads 10-7. he redeemed himself after botching a fake attempt in the acc championship that he actually called himself. coming up later in sports, we'll have your full highlights and we'll hear from the head coach and the orange bowl winning tigers. >>> new developments tonight, war hero and student kyle carpenter charged in a hit and the incident took place on december 8th owe on the intersection of assembly and blossom stre

just a few moments. ofthank you greeted people the national zoo are beside themselves, bei bei made a to view this morning. steppeople found the first into the spotlight incredible emotional. >> nearly five months old, panda brought ai crowds. barbara was first in line. >> 20 pounds and i cannot wait to see the little darling. >> but what is it about pandas that makes so many so passionate? >>> i think they are really cute. themere is something about that makes you feel calm, makes me really happy. >> a few visitors even shed tears of joy. >> it is really special, and i love pandas. >> she loves a lot of animals, large animals. can trip to go see the cub be an hour or longer, only to come inside and discover bei bei was in his bed. even though he is visible, he spends 90% of the day sleeping. he is a a b. needs to work on getting bigger. he is mostzooday, active between noon and 2 p.m. he is starting to neville on bamboo. and he will be allowed outside. visitors will keep their fingers crossed for face time. day toright, this is my put on a show for them. >> at the national zoo, mike

. geoff: breaking this morning, attacks in indonesia in jarkarta, the nation's capital, where they sit five attackers and two civilians were killed. we will continue to update you on this breaking news throughout the morning. allyson: we are taking a look outside and not quite as cold as it has been, right? dale: it will be cold enough, but by the afternoon, it runs up nicely. not seen any precipitation across the carolinas and georgia. we have a couple of those developing and they will pump clouds in the area tonight and into tomorrow. we get rain tomorrow afternoon. and teens in the mountains. by the afternoon, 54 to 58, so a nice day to look forward to. we will talk about the rain in a few minutes. geoff: thank you. someone had to win at some point. breaking overnight, winners announced last night for the powerball jackpot.allyson: and it was not us. a spokesman for the california lottery first announced a winning powerball ticket from a store in suburban los angeles. lottery official also say winning tickets were sold in tennessee and florida. tennessee officials say someone bo

: tuesday night will not be her first time on the national stage. in 2012, she spoke at the republican national convention and championed mitt romney for president. after a year that included tragedy and triumph, the governor continue to focus on healing while dismissing the murmurs of's ring morning to vice presidential candidate. she will be the third consecutive woman to deliver the republican response to president obama. >> we hope the president will join us in a year of real action by empowering people, not by making their lives harder with >> americans have an hurting. when we have demanded solutions, too often, washington responded with the same stale mindset. mike: in recent years, paul ryan gave the address one year before he was picked as mitt romney plus running mate. senator marco rubio -- marco rubio delivered the 2013 response and is now running for president. mike: we now know the breed that made up caitlin the dog. she was found with her muzzle bound with electrical tape. her story of recovery has gone viral all over the world. many were curious about the breed that mak

pizza pizza guy. then also the host of "face the nation," john dikerson. (cheers and applause) because he hosts "face the nation," you normally only see him on sunday mornings so to set the mood you might want to make pancakes. then i will talk to environmental activist erin brockovich. (cheers and applause) she, of course-- she is the inspiration for that julia roberts movie "mystic pizza"? i'm not-- and a performance by country musician aubrie sellers. (applause) that's right. her debut album will be released tomorrow, that is in 20 minutes. so i hope she is finished with it. oh, what jazz through yonder ear-hole breaks it is jon batiste and stay human. say hi, everybody. (cheers and applause). >> jon: yeah! we're about to kick this whole show off, but before they do, one more thing. mattel will now be offering barbies in three new more realistic body shapes, tall, petit and curvey. meanwhile, ken still comes in only one shape, junkless crotch. (applause) >> tonight, stephen welcomes josh brolin. "face the nation" host john dickerson. environmental whistle-blower erin brocko

*first national title since 1981! 3 but a lot's riding on the crimson tide too...if they seal the win...they'll be the first team to win *four championships within a ten-year span. span.joining us live with all the action--is fox carolina sports anchor shannon sommerville--shannon? 3 thanks cody, we're live outside the stadium now. 3 right now the score is 21-17 alabama in the third 3 clemson football players looked calm as they arrived to the university of phoenix stadium for national championship game monday night. clemson qb deshaun watson entered the stadium looking prepared for the game. alabama, along with heisman trophy winner derrick henry, arrived to the stadium just before the tigers. espn college gameday host and former head coach lee corso chose the tigers to win the national championship. if clemson wins, it'll be the first 15-0 season in modern fbs history. if alabama wins, the team would be the third school to win four championships in a ten year span since the creation of the ap poll in 1936. the game kicked off just after 8:30 p.m. many questioned if corner back m

earth. they assured america would lead the way. we owe it to them and to our nation not to abdicate our nation's role as the leader in space exploration. what they began, we are summoned to continue. thank you. [ applause ] >> ladies and gentlemen, the administrator of the national aeronautics and space administration, mr. charles bolden jr. >> mr. speaker, mr. reid, mr. mcconnell, ms. pelosi, members of congress and honored guests, as we embark upon a next chapter of human space exploration, we stand on the shoulders of the extraordinary men we recognize here today. those of us that have had the privilege to fly in space follow the trail they forged. america's leadership in space and the confidence we can go farther into the unknown and achieve great things as a people rests on the achievements of these men. when 50 years ago this year president kennedy challenged the nation to reach the moon, to take longer strides toward a great new american enterprise, these men were the human face of these words. from mercury and gemini, on through our landings on the moon and the apollo program, t

. there is still more work to do. the tigers wll play alabama for the national championship on january 11th. before the tigers returned home, they took time to reflect on their huge victory over the sooners. joe gorchow talked with coach dabo swinney and some players after their orange bowl win. "a new year eve's celebration to remember. the clemson tigers are orange bowl champions, a title which gives the tigers an opportunity to play for the national title. dabo: these guys are amazing, it's one thing to have a talented team, it's another thing to have a talented group of guys who care about each other and want to serve each other. jayron : it's real special, we worked so hard for this. for all this work to pay off, it's a great feeling." all the dreams the tigers had leading up to this game can not compare to the moment new year. cordrea: it feels a whole lot better knowing it's my dream come true, it's an alltime dream to win a national championship. we're almost there." "i don't think it has all the way set in just because as a coach, you just stay in that focus mode, focus mode a

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: tonight the nation's capital and the nation's largest city are struggling to recover from a blizzard they will be talking about for years. the storm is blamed for at least 45 deaths in 11 states, mostly from car accidents and snow shoveling. nearly 27 inches of snow rose on the sidewalks of new york. parts of washington got 22. but glengarry, west virginia, population 277, takes the prize at 42 inches. we have a team of correspondents on the blizzard of '16 and we'll go first to kris van cleave in d.c. >> be careful. >> reporter: washington, d.c.,'s government says it's using everything it's got to dig the city out of nearly two feet of snow. man, machine, even bigger in some areas it's barely made a difference. people were told to stay home, and many schools will remain closed until at least wednesday. some streets have yet to be touched by snowplows. d.c.'s metro worked to clear the tracks as it tries to restore full service some time tuesday. >> we want the city back just like everybody else does. >> reporter:

--clemson is 14 and 0 and headed to play for the national championship. the tigers landed at greenville spartanburg international airport this afternoon and loaded the buses back to clemson. the were greeted by a packed crowd of excited tiger fans at death valley. they are just one game from winning the second national title in clemson's history. before the tigers returned home, they took time to reflect on there huge victory over the sooners. wis' joe gorchow caught up with coach dabo aftermath of their orange bowl win. "a new year eve's celebration to remember. the clemson tigers are orange bowl champions, a title which gives the tigers an opportunity to play for the national title. dabo: these guys are amazing, it's one thing to have a talented team, it's another thing to have a talented group of guys who care about each other and want to serve each other. jayron : it's real special, we worked so hard for this. for all this work to pay off, it's a great feeling." all the dreams the tigers had leading up to this game can not compare to the moment clemson enjoyed to ring in the new yea

nation. a wide array of topic, the past, the future, the isis and a message for the man or woman who is in the white house after him. we're live in washington. >>> relocating. an nfl team returning to los angeles and possibly one following. the fans reacting overnight. >>> plus, ship accident. huge ferry to smash into a pier. >>> well, good wednesday morning. we begin with that breaking news from the persian gulf. ten u.s. sailors detained by the iranian revolutionary guard. >> we're talking about the nine men and one woman were on a training mission in two small boats then one of the vessels became disabled and drifted into iranian waters. the revolutionary guard apprehended them. some tense hours followed. >> but this morning a top iranian navy official said their investigation had determined that the american ship had encountered mechanical trouble. the sailors are expected to be transferred to a u.s. ship sometime today. >> and more on that as we get it. in the meantime, there is also breaking news overnight in the crisis with north korea. the south has just fired shots at a north k

-- we're just one week away from the tigers playing in the national championship. 3 clemson-- still holds a perfect record after beating oklahoma 37-to-17 in the orange bowl thursday night. q-b- deshaun watson lead the team *and they maintained control of the game **even after losing star defensive end shaq lawson to a knee injury. it's been 34-years since clemson had a chance to win a national championship. they face alabama next monday in arizona at 8:30. 3 we'll have complete coverage right here on fox carolina of the national championship game. our crew will be leaving for arizona in the next couple of days.**today coach dabo swinney is expected to address the media ahead of the big game. you can find out what he has to say on fox carolina 3 in the nfl--the panthers will have home field advantage for the playoffs...the first time in franchise history. the team clinched the spot on sunday against the bucs.cam newton ran for two touchdowns and threw for two more to beat the bucs 38-to-10. that gave the panthers their 11th straight win at home.newton *also tied the n-f-l record for

century, with the bull's-eye on the nation's capital. >>> grounded. the feds arrest a commercial airline pilot for flying allegedly drunk. >>> and a miami doctor is meltdown is caught on camera. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> five states are under emergency orders this morning over what forecasters are calling a historic pliveredblizzard. up to two feet of snow could fall in the nation's capital. it will impact americans from the gulf to the mid-atlantic and start today. video captures the magnitude of the storm and don champion is in the bull's-eye, washington, d.c., where government offices are closing early. >> reporter: this region hasn't seen the likes of what the snow totals we are expecting in many, many years. meteorologistses say the ingredients there for a high impact blizzard and once the snow starts falling, it's going to get intense and quickly. people in the path of a rushed to supermarkets and supply stores late into the night, gearing up to be snowed-in. >> we have 7

oklahoma sooners in the orange bowl so now clemson to the national championship game. and if they can become the first fbs team to win 15 games, they'll also add the second national championship inclemson tiger history. now they weren't perfect against oklahoma, but they were much better than n e sooners, and that't'all that matters. "the tigers make their first appearance in the college football playoffs. 7:32 this game featured some big hits by the tigers. shaq lawson levels ou quarterback baker mayfield. second quarter.....clemson quarterback deshaun watson rips off a run to the 50 yard line. the drive stalls, on fourth down andy teasdall back to punt....instead he passes to christian wilkins for a 31 yard gain to the oklahoma 13 yard line. that sets up a touchdown run by watson to make it 10 to three....watson finishes the sooners grab the lead late in the first half..mayfield to mark andrews for an 11 yard td.....oklahoma leads 17-16 at the half. third quarter....wayne gallman goes in from a yard out....clemson back on top 23-17. 10:15 the clemson defense remains aggressive....d.

either military, national security. the president doesn't address the issue. >> all we have left now is to play defense. there's very little you can do with this -- with these guys. china won't do anything. they have a gross national product of $16 billion, 4 of which goes to defense. what type of sanctions are you going impose on that? >> i'm not suggesting sanctions, at least a discussion. consideration by the best strategic minds, the scholars in this country, geopolitical experts by what is and seems to be an obvious looming serious geopolitical partnership between china and russia and they can lead us out -- amongst other places, afghanistan and syria, and this president seems to be playing around. >> we will get push around for the next year where every country decides this is their moment to do something. what we really need to do is immediately start a missile defense program. president reagan started one in 1983, successive presidents cut it back. as we look at north korea, iran with nuclear weapons and missiles that can hit the united states, the only thing we can do is mis

: despite having the nation's longest win streak at 16 games, clemson came into but that is why you play out the game. the majority of the fans wearing clemson orange. second quarter. he did most of the damage on the ground. the game tied at 7-7. third quarter. clemson adds to the lead. he gets in from 34 yards out. 187 yards through the air. the clemson defense pitched a shutout in the second half. the second interception on the quarterback. he was named defensive mvp. the tigers roll. the win street now at 17 straight games. now haead to the national championship game. >> it felt like a home game. 75% and the tigers did not disappoint. >> we walked down an entire row of tailgaters. you some more of that tonight. a fantastic win for the clemson tigers. a chance to play for the national championship. it was an excited locker room. this is what it sounded like. >> talked about being ahead. we have done it the right way. it hasn't happened overnight. like the coach said, he said, we are not going anywhere. it is here, something we prepare for all year. they put up a fight all year. >>