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corner, virginia, the pants were never returned or shipped anywhere else. so how did the ring get there? >> maybe when they reached into the pocket, um, the pockets are a little tight so maybe when he pulled his hand out, the ring got left behind. >> reporter: the woman posted in hopes that social media will do what it does best, spread the word. >> i posted it on a lot of the local news stations in virginia which is where the jeans were shipped from the nieman marcus store out there. so i contacted them by facebook and some emails and i am getting some feedback but unfortunately we haven't found the owners yet. >> reporter: the woman said if she does find the owner she is taking her husband to atlantic city and he is wearing those lucky jeans. on staten island, meg baker, cbs 2 news. >>> a lot of people ring in the new year with traditions and you might be surprised. scott rapoport reports. >> reporter: okay. now about times square and the ball drop. you and a million other people crammed together in the world's largest sardine can. there's always drink, dancing and dinner. >> i usuall

inia from north carolina-- virginia from north carolina . >> north carolina, 93% of the drinking water wells from one end of the state to other, within 1,000 feet of a coal ash pond tested positive for dangerous heavy metals linked to coal ash. >> they regularly test surface and ground water in compliance with state and federal rules for chemicals associated with coal ash. the company's environmental chief told me safety is their top priority. earlier this month, in response to community concern about the ponds,

in history. no one won the powerball. jackpot sit at an estimated $334 million. virginia lottery officials expect the jackpot to cause more people to get out and purchase tickets. they expect to sell more than 700,000 tickets on saturday alone. alison: wow. doug: that is a lot of states involved right? good luck. that would be a great way to ring in the new year. alison: and the weather will finally start to feel cold? doug: it will become more seasonable. we will have 6-8 days with sunshine. let's get started right now. it is dark outside. still a glimmer of light above the horizon. up in national harbor towards the wilson bridge, 50 degrees. clearing skies through the night. we had a high of 57 degrees. the high was 13 above average. to low temperature this morning was 21 degrees below average. it goes into the book officially as just an incredibly warm month. the warmest december on record in washington and the records to back to 1871. the only day we were not above average was december 19. 50 degrees in reagan national. 51 at annapolis. temperatures down in patterson -- image

whites, counting on the states like west virginia, tennessee, arkansas, the democratic coalition has evolved. those voters are now republicans ex you can see they are the same voters powering donald trump's rise. instead democrats relying on a different coalition and urbanized coalition, younger minorities, social liberal whites more receptive to gun control. it's the rare issue that activates both bases. hillary clinton embraced it in a way no democratic candidate and barack obama kept his distance because she recognizes within the voters, the democrats need to win it is largely a winning issue. the price is it does energize and antagonize the voters that moved away from them, the same voters powering donald trump's rise. >> it's new years eve so time to add levity to the evening, if we can. this is sort of unscripted president obama that i want you to check out. he had an appearance with jerry seinfeld on comedians in cars getting coffee. here it is. >> we're just going for quick coffee. we'll be right back. i do this show "comedians in cars getting coffee". >> you're not going any

conditions, just clouds moving through. most of the moisture over the virginias right now heading in the day tomorrow. mostly sunny conditions, clear skies, in the evening hours but it will be chilly. 42 degrees heading in the lunch hour. in your seven day forecast, cold temperatures, we have 44, tomorrow will be one of the warmer high temperature, because we're in the 30's for high, on monday and tuesday, with blustery conditions and wind chills will be down right cold. >> thanks very much. millions will be raising a glass tonight to ring in the new year for some that glass will be filled with orange wine. this new drink is actual very old. cbs correspondent karena mitchell explains. at this new york city wine bars customers are not just ordering red or wine but orange. >> different. >> orange wine which looks amber gets color by leaving crushed white grapes in contact with their skin for an extended period. it is woodsy. it is almost like a complex white wine. >> reporter: produced thousands of years ago orange wine not as obscure as other varieties the but now restaurants natio

continue in northern virginia where adam tuss is looking at all of the ways that folks can get home safely. adam? >> that's right, chris. no reason why you would think of driving a car unless, of course, you're a designated driver. you have the silver ride program and metro rides will be free after midnight and of course, you have the app that lets you get uber and lift. now more on what's happening with metro. from midnight until 3:00 in the morning, tripos metro are free. that includes bus and rail. you have to remember is you have to show your smart trip card so that you can get through. miller light is picking up the tab for late-night service tonight as part of a public service initiative and if you want to try the silver ride program, call 1-800-200-taxi and you will get up to $30 in fare. circulator service also running tonight and there are car-sharing companies like uber and lift as we mentioned. drinking and driving tonight definitely a no-no. >> there are lots of options and at the end of the day i don't care if it's pedi cabs or chariots or gondolas, that's what it's all

. wayne smalls is an engineer in washington, d.c. and kay lee burlg game is a student at virginia tech who helps manage the school's endowment funds. kay lee, do you still have conviction in the apple investment? >> so apple is a stock that we have held in our portfolio for two months now. we like them because they fit our investment thesis in the sense that they have a lot of cash, they're large cap and they yield dividends. moving into 2016 we are looking at stocks that will pay us to own them in the sense that they do yield a dividend, apple has talked about increasing their dividend yield as well as increasing their share buy back program. we will continue holding them moving into 2016. >> wayne, what do you think? i mean, is it time to look elsewhere away from the fabled company that is apple or is it time to get in because it has had a down year? >> i think it's a great time to get in. last year was a flat year and i think that anyone who was thinking about exiting has probably done so. personally i am going to probably trade it strategically in 2016 and around just as we run up

taught at harvard university, american university, drexel, university of virginia, he has been a radio and television host and held many other positions. in 2008, he became the chair of the naacp, and that's where i want to start the questioning. he served as chair and to last year. what's interesting about that is two things. first, he is here tonight because the naacp is holding the convention this week, and secondly, because one of the organizations that the student nonviolent coordinating committee was originally critical of was the naacp. they thought it had gotten too old and was not serving the needs of young african-americans meeting the challenges of the civil rights era as it should have. why did you go back and become of the naacp as you did? julian: i was living in atlanta. i was in the legislature, and i looked around, and the naacp was the only man standing. it stood for 50 years from its founding until that time, and i thought what we need is to strengthen this organization that has lasted this many years. i have been active, i have been a member as a college student, bu

federal halos around the district of columbia and hampton roads in norfolk and virginia, site of the world's largest naval base. sometimes people ask me how will this this map change 100 years ago. are they permanent? culture has a lot of in-ser sne, cultures move slowly. there is no mess poe tame i can't. the biggest change would be that tidewater seems to be disappearing moving forward 100 years from now. being absorbed into midlandish as far as we can tell, but it's happening because the federal government and presence of it in the middle of tidewater in two locations with trillions of dollars of spending means that live economic and soerl and cultural lives without reference to the tidewater and this is having a cumulative efficieect time. on to the boisterous appalachian neighbors, also the most populous of these nations today on the map, this is a place founded in the early 18th century. so somewhat later thanes ones we've talked about so far. and it was founded upon wave upon wave of settlers from northern ireland and english marches. it's been lampooned as the home knicks

the owner. they were shipped from tyson's corner, virginia. >> a lot of questions for that. >>> and another question. many questions are worthy of this is not one of them. however, it still has everyone talking. if a dog wore pants, would it wear this way or that way? >> good question. >> reportedly the person who first posted the picture said he spotted a dog in the neighborhood wearing pants. universe responded, 11,000 retweets in the first two hours and now into solving the world hunger crisis. >> if only. if only people cared that much. >> i know. >>> that's going to do it for this edition of eyewitness news and we continue to follow the latest out of dubai. i'm david norvarro. >> happy new year.

are unbelievably funny. whatever you found other upper patch of virginia you found her from, that is the find of the century. neil: i would agree with that, my friend. i would agree with that. what did you make of george lucas out of the blue with charlie rose just ripping -- >> i was quite surprised. i was quite surprised. i think he has got human feelings like everybody else. by the way i don't think there has been a good "star wars" movie since original one, "empire strikes back." neil: did you see this one. >> i have not seen it. i don't think i'm going to see it. it is that bad? neil: who are risk. horrible. >> i won't see it. the new james bond movie was quite of a disappointment. first time i've ever been disappointed in a james bond movie, ever, ever. in terms of investing this is perfectly good year to invest if you're investing for long run, if you're investing for grandchildren, it will be perfectly good year. i don't think it will influence the election at all. i think hillary will walk away with everything if i may say so. don't worry about the stock market this year. ke

freelance start and print innovators, both located in fredericksburg, virginia. the terms of the deals were not disclosed. claims front of him and benefits jumped to their highest since july last week. but they still remain near their historic lows. the labor department says the increase could reflect typical swings that take place during the holidays. it is the dawn of a new era for the beleaguered u.s. oil industry. a dutch oil trader is buying it. president obama signed a law lifting the export ban. we want to head now to julie hyman. julie: american airlines is when the, i i. it is not clear -- that caught my eye. busy travel,t of travel delays around the country, and the stock is down 1.6%. you can get a glance this. idea, tells you the companies that are most tweeted about and what the stocks are doing today, the latest headlines on them. an bloomberg data did interesting exercise. they looked at bloomberg stocks this year. came out in the top spot. brazil, they have an unusually high level of engagement. .he two banks are in here perhaps it is a customer service issue as w

culture, the ceo of a health care company, and virginia senator mark warner. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> up next, lonnie bunch, director of the smithsonian museum of african-american history and culture, with margaret carlson. [ applause ] >> hi. let me first say i'm not helene cooper. she's the pentagon correspondent for "the new york times," so she's busy covering the strikes in syria. i took off the scarf so maybe you wouldn't notice. but i'm back. and with the pleasure of being here with lonnie bunch, who is directing the newest museum in washington, and the only new one on the mall, and the architecture, the building itself is spectacular. congratulations on that. >> thank you. >> because you had a lot of people. it wasn't easy getting to this point. i mean, there are a lot of people who didn't want the museum, they didn't want it on the mall, they said it could never be done. you were lured here from chicago where you were perfectly happy, in 2005. tell me about your happiness since, being here, fighting to get that job done. >> at 8:00 a.m., i have the best job in america. at 2:00 a.m., it's the

, virginia. berkshire owns more than two dozen newspapers. the price of the hamburger will likely get cheaper according to a key gauge, the ground up meat used in a burger, beef trimmings, so to speak. they fell to a 10 year low this week. farmers stuffed their cattle with cheap grain. don't you want a burger now? that is your bloomberg business update. movesget a check on stock . abigail has more from the nasdaq. abigail: we are starting off the lows here on the nasdaq. down .9%, now down .4%. it appears at this moment we are 45,000 onclose below the year. turning back to the day, a source of weakness is apple, the biggest point influence on the index. shares are down, trading down for the second day in a row on news apple paid 318 million euros to settle in time tax claim even though the company in the past said it does not use tax gimmicks. the real damage has been done all month. shares are down more than 10% on the negative commentary from analysts talking about the possibility of week iphone demand in 25th in. estimates have been cut an apple has diverged significantly with the

carolina, nine killed in a church. on live tv in virginia, a cameraman and a news reporter killed. just -- >> san bernardino, most recently. >> san bernardino, of course. colorado springs, three killed there. the paris attacks, as well, both in january and then recently just this month. >> sadly, it seems it's not going to end, either. yeah. >> no. >> moving over now to -- actually, a symbol of peace. >> the pope's first visit to the united states. he stopped in washington, d.c., where he described himself as the son of immigrants. he was here in new york, celebrated mass at madison square garden and then on to philadelphia where he talked about america as a land of religious tolerance and freedom. that's great. >> that was a moment we needed. >> absolutely. uplifting moment in our news. >> so a lot of politics. a shy man b b the name of donald trump took some headlines. >> i'm unfamiliar with who you mean. he did indeed take headlines. remember, he announced his candidacy descending on an escalator. we didn't take it seriously, waited for it to end. still ahead in the polls. a recent c

stunned to learn the airports 50 millionth passenger this year. what kind of perks. the virginia woman shyly walked up when her name was announced. little did she know, absolutely baffled to be presented with a lei. maybe going to hawaii, a pair of tickets to hawaii. the 50th state. all comes together perfectly as laura cracks up. an appropriate destination for the 50 millionth passenger. >> i was getting my coffee. most impressed they got my name right. thought i would go check it out, this was not what i was expecting when i walked up to the kiosk. >> she is not feeling too bad about what she got, the haul. the twelfth straight year of growth for the airport. >> uber celebrating. >> scott mcgrew with that honor, celebrations went to a passenger in london. >> uber says it went to a fellow named marvin to got into a toyota hybrid. this happened new year's eve. first uber right in june 2010 san francisco, of course. marvin in london gets a year of free uber rides. the driver gets a free vacation of his choice. new this morning contra costa times says google eyeing alameda for expansion.

. virginia three, lanes are open across the 14th street bridge. you look good on 26 as well. nothing on the beltway. or across the teddy roosevelt bridge. back to you, suzanne. >>> trains will run on the regular thursday schedule. metro will stay open three hours later to help everyone get home tonight. tomorrow on january 1, metro will operate on a sunday schedule. well, there are plenty of ways to get home safely tonight. miller coors is teaming up with metro to offer free bus and metro rides from midnight to closing. there's also red, sponsoring their right program. they have been doing it all month long. call one call one 800-2984 and get a free ride home. those up to a $30 fare. you can get more traffic, announcer: it's "live with kelly and michael." today, mega movie star tom hanks and from "quantico," actress priyanka chopra, plus michael strahan comes face to face with his biggest fear--snakes, and don't miss your chance to win an amazing tropical vacation, but you got to tune in to win. all next on "live"! [cheering and applause] now here are emmy winners kelly ripa and mich

, south carolina, nine killed in a church. on live tv in virginia, a cameraman and a news reporter killed. just -- >> san bernardino most recently. >> of course, colorado springs, three killed there. the paris attacks, as well, both in january and then recently. just this month. >> sadly, it seems, it's not going to end either. >> no. >> moving over now to -- actually, a symbol of peace. the pope's first visit to the united states. uplifting moment. >> he stopped in washington, d.c. where he described himself as the son of immigrants. he was here in new york, mass for 20,000 in times square. then on to philadelphia where he talked about america as a land freedom. >> a moment we needed. >> absolutely. uplifted our year. >> a lot of politics. shy man by the name of donald trump took headlines. he did take headlines. he announced his candidacy descending on his escalator. he didn't take it seriously then, waiting for it to end. still ahead in the polls. a recent cnn poll of republicans puts him ahead of ted cruz. 39% to 18% for cruz. we'll see what happens in february when we finally get to

parenthood killing, the killing of the newscaster with her photojournalist. host: in virginia. caller: the divisive this we are seeing -- divisive this we are seeing in our officials to the point we see them in a lie. in the planned parenthood shootings, where i believe that their rhetoric is what caused it. i believe their rhetoric is what caused charleston. it concerns me because i live in florida where i am a more worried about some redneck and his pickup truck with his rebel flag flying. that if i get in a fender bender with him, he will pull out his gun and shoot me. it is like the wild west, you are worried about what the outcome will be. host: thank you for the call. richard rogers with this tweet, baltimore paying 75 -- $7.5 million for the killing of freddie gray. speaking of guns and the nra, this from wayne lapierre who has the organization out of washington dc. >> you and i did not choose to be targets in the age of terror but in a sense like us will be slaughtered in concert halls, sports stadiums, restaurants, and airplanes. no amount of bloodshed will ever satisfy this demon

: and a message that's as true today as it was then. chip reid, cbs news, mclean, virginia. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jim axelrod. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> hi, everyone. welcome to the "overnight news." i'm demarco morgan. >>> for years, comedian bill cosby has beaten back allegations of sexual misconduct by pointing to a simple fact, he had never been charged with any crime. well, that's all charged. he is free after posting a $1 million bail. jericka duncan reports. >> reporter: this afternoon, attorneys for comedian bill cosby walked him into this small courthouse in elkins park, pennsylvania, to hear the criminal, sexual assault charges against him. his accuser is andrea constand, a former temple university employee who first told police about the alleged incident over a decade ago. constand says in the winter of 2004, she went to c

. the pants were shipped from a neiman marcus in tysons corner, virginia and the lady hopes to give the owner a late christmas present. >> that's really sweet. maybe it was -- someone who packed the jeans or something right? maybe. >>> up next a look at your top stories plus a final check on weather and traffic. >> plus the big changes in store this year for crowds celebrating new year's day in times square and new year's eve to make sure that see all the joy of christmas... ...in the little face next to you. the radio city christmas spectacular presented by chase. don't wait! >>> here's the latest on breaking news all morning. a very tragic start to new year's eve as a college student dies in a fall at a four seasons hotel. police say 20-year-old conner cummings of rockwayway, new jersey fell nine stories down an interior shaft at the hotel while taking pictures with a friend. cummings' friend is being interviewed by detectives. >>> "good morning america" is coming up next and in the meantime, just a few hours, more than a million revelers will pour into times square to celebrate t

. of the group, massachusetts and california the highest at $10. those in new york and west virginia, the raises kick in today, and hikes are implemented in the 2015 legislative session. they do not include cost of living expenses. the minimum wage is $7.25, and washington, d.c. has the highest wage at $10.50 an hour. this is not a new hike. 29 states and washington, d.c. have wages at the federal floor. los angeles and san francisco, seattle, and chicago moved independently to hike pay for workers beyond that federal minimum over the course of several years, and, of course, wage hikes at big corporations from walmart to target and mcdonalds took place in 2015 and add pressure, of course, to main street businesses not already paying above the federal minimum to shift policies in order to keep up. >> all right. see what, you know, 15 would be tough. someday, that's what everyone's shooting for. >> absolutely. there's at least 16 ballot and potential legislation measures in 2016 to hike to $15 an hour, new york state could be the first state in the country to have a $15 minimum, having

: computer glitches can be a pain stieption. one man in virginia is accused of threatening a technician if he didn't fix the problem. the man who happened to be a lawyer became frustrated with the technician saying he was only making the problem worse. the technician called arlington police and said the man would not let him leave, had a gun and was threatening his life. something the man's wife said didn't happen. >> fabricating everything. it's like he felt insulted and he decided to get back at us. >>holly: the computer owner is now facing abduction charges. >>jay: fire crews in phoenix are trying to figure out how to a teen got stuck in a chimney. last night, they found the 13 year-old boy wedged inside. crews reportedly lowered a rope to the boy and asked him to wrap they were able to pull him out. the teen is expected to be okay. >>holly: new this morning, federal aviation administration is investigating what caused a plane to divert from its original court. the airplane was headed to maine but diverted yesterday to warwick, rhode island. the passengers said they smelled smoke. th

about climate change and get on his corporate jet. if you're a coal miner in west virginia it's different. >> we put a significant amount of money into dealing with that issue. it's not the fault of the coal miner the product he's producing is causing climate change. he should not be blamed for that. investing an amount of money to make the people holt. it's opportunities, job training opportunities and do our best to precisely invest in those communities that are hurt by this transition. you're absolutely right. there are people who will be hurt. it's not their fault. they have got to be protected. >> that does it for this hour of morning joe. we want to wish you a very happy new year. feel the burn. >> and roll tide. >> keep it right here on msnbc for continuing conch verage of the day's top stories. every mom is a working mom... and it's working moms everywhere who inspired us to work harder. so we made our banquet meals even better. with mashed potatoes now made with real cream and chicken strips with 100% natural chicken breast. so now, there's more to love with banquet. no

documents say a 3-year-old boy who died in vienna, virginia was the victim of serious physical abuse. the child's guardians claimed he suffered from fall off of a short set of stairs. child protective services say beckett suffered level 1 physical abuse. the investigation into his death is ongoing. >>> in prince george's county, new information about a murder on a school playground. sources are telling wusa 9 the man accused of stabbing a man with disabilities to death had his own 12-year-old date we are him at the time. 31-year-old alex jones is charged with murdering 31-year- old alex reyes. it happened monday on a playground in seabrook. >>> today is the last day some local businesses will be serving food in styrofoam containers. starting new year's day a new law, banning styrofoam, goes into effect in dc and in montgomery county. the ban will impact 4000 businesses in dc. ban, aimed, in part, at cutting down the trash that litters the river and its banks. >>> are you a customer of verizon or sprint? there is an important deadline today for you. we'll explain, coming up. >>> and t

fined." guess what, now he has patented it with the office there in alexandria, virginia. now he can sell t-shirts and he can sell items with it on there. >> pretty genius. >> it is brilliant. what else we got? >> do we have time for the last one? no time for the last one. there it is. beautiful cake. it's looks like an optical illusion but really this cake artist did it with an air brush. >> does it change color? >> it's trippy. >>> this morning on "world news >>> this morning on "world news now," facing a judge. bill cosby accused by a long list of women of sexual assault. the case that brought the comedian to court after so many years. >>> flood emergency. the overflowing rivers in missouri and illinois. today's evacuations and who is sending help on a miserable holiday. >> and new this half hour, what may be an advance in robotics. >> developers say this robot may look and act more like a human than previous creations. is this innovative or creepy? >> interesting. >>> and in "the skinny," leonardo dicaprio explains why he passed up a role in one of the biggest movie franchises ev

, mclean, virginia. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jim axelrod. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday, december 31st, 2015. >>> bill cosby released on a million dollars bail after he is charged in a decade-old sex crime. cosby's attorneys say he will be exonerated. >>> floodwaters overrun communities in missouri, the mississippi has spilled over nine federal levees in the st. say the dire conditions are likely to get worse. >>> and a rough ride for some air canada passengers. 21 were injured when their flight from shanghai to toronto hit severe turbulence. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> comedian bill cosby is free on bail this morning. the once renowned tv dad was with sexual assault. dozens of women have come forward this year

. 37 in louisville. 67 in virginia beach. 69 in charleston. all of the rest of the system will push out into the atlantic. today, we have areas of lake-effect snow for the northeast and midwest. for the most part, eastern half of the country will get a bit of a break. high temperatures. big changes for cities like nashville. you will top out at 44 today. 58 in atlanta. 47 for the high in boston. we will be 84 in jackson. your colder temperatures are also going to be on the way as well. just give it a few extra days. new year's eve for tonight, if you are heading out for celebrations in new york city, 40 degrees as you are out there. we will have light winds and mostly cloudy skies. relatively a normal new year's eve for a lot of these folks. that is good news. n rain or snow to contend with. >> allison, thanks for the latest on weather. >> time for an early start on money. the last chance to trade stocks for the year. u.s. stock future barely moving. another huge drop in oil. 3% slump in oil. oil now down 30% for the year. so a progress report for you for stocks this year. ending th

true today as it was then. chip reid, cbs n%ws, mclean, virginia. >>> and thatat the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new captioning f fded by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> it's thursday, december 31st, 201515 this is the "cbs morning news." >>> bill cosby released on a million dollars bail after he is charged in a decade-old sex ime. cosby's attorneys say he will be exonerated. >>>> floodwaters overrun communities in missouri, the mississippi has spilled over nine federal levees in the st. louis area alone and forecasters say the dire conditions are likely to get worse. >>> and a rough ride for some air canada passengers. 21 were injured when their flight from shanghai to toronto hit severe turbulence. >>> good morning f fm the studio headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> comedian bill cosby is free on bail this morning. ththonce renowned tv dad was formally charged on wednesday with sex

store in virginia and she says she knows how important this is because she lost her own engagement ring once, as well. erin: interesting. kevin: good, old-fashioned mystery. erin: the federal government is preparing relief efforts after st. louis faces some of its worst flooding ever. a college rivalry. >> no one covers new hampshire like we do. now, wmur news 9 daybreak. erin: good morning to you. it is thursday, december 31, the last day of 2015. we are going to take a look at first night festivities in just a bit. we begin with state police looking for a driver who may have witnessed a crash on route 16 in wakefield that claimed the life of a new hampshire man and left six others injured, including four secret service agents. an investigation is underway into a deadly crash on 93 in investigators are trying to figure out what caused a fire in goffstown that displaced a family. we are seeing temperatures around the freezing mark. kevin: third straight morning with slick conditions early on. temperatures are still hovering right around 32. some patchy fog to go around with that this mo

problems north or southbound. maryland into virginia, you're just fine. going to keep an eye on the situation and bring you a live pictures in just a little bit. >>> a murder investigation under way in suitland. police say somebody shot and killed nathanial powell jr. yesterday. his body was found in a parking lot on brooks drive. police are offering a $25,000 reward in this case. >>> a family in northern virginia cut off from the rest of the neighborhood because of roadwork. the streets are all blocked off and have been for months. they have to go to a muddy road just to get to their road, a road by the way that's often blocked with construction trucks. trash trucks ca't always make it down. delivery trucks, they don't even try. >> we were accepting the fact we will suffer some inconvenience due to their construction but we didn't expect the situations to be like this. >> the up to of vienna telling us in a statement they ran into some issues. it was supposed to be january. now mid-march, but no guarantees. >>> a florida mom is in jail after her five children tried to cross a busy

the employee and other customer were cut. >> that's crazy because my nephew comes from virginia, and that's his favorite mcdonald's. when he shops at bloomingdale's, he comes over here to mcdonald's every time. he might be scared to come to this mcdonald's. >> police spent hours looking ing ing at surveillance video. >>> we have some surveillance video taken moments just after shots rang out on creston avenue in the bronx. police say that man smashed his red suv into a parked car right around 4:30 yesterday afternoon. a witness tried to stop that man from leaving. he was shot in the neck. he is expected to recover. >>> in new jersey, a former port the gw bridge traffic can scandal says a civil suit should be dismissed. he attacked the suit filed by business and residents of ft. lee. he says it fails to specify the damages, and it doesn't connect him to the alleged plot. >>> and in brooklyn, another hoverboard going up in flames. news 4 getting video of this fire. the second fire now in a week. neighbors say the family was charging their hoverboard in their crown heights apartment whe

fireworks is cruel. virginia law excludes possums for wildlife protection between december 29 january 2nd. this will allow a live possum to be in the drop this year. peter plant to challenge the law in the future. jo: shopping just got more personal for the new year. the shop advisor applying gps mobile-based technology with geo-fencing beacons which create a perimeter around the store to send alerts and coupons to potential nearby customers to the smartphones. i'll have connected with shop advisor to give raiders alerts and suggestions for different items that gene searches based on the customer's preferences. as a part of the shop now campaign, ellis partnered with ghassan levi bush adviser has placed beacons to tell where you are in over 1600 of those hours. cheryl: lutz at the u.s. stock futures ahead of the opening bell point higher by 15, s&p higher by 1.5. jo: let's look at key commodities as well. oiled up slightly in gold as well. cheryl: coming outcome of the world gets ready to bring in the new year with heightened security concerns. >> we have to use intelligence and technolog

the employee and other customer were cut. >> that's crazy because my nephew comes from virginia. that's his favorite mcdonald's. when he shops at bloomingdale's, he comes to this mcdonald's. he might be scared to come. >> police did spend hours talking to witnesses. they were checking out surveillance video as well in the hopes of finding the attacker. >>> some members of a local church calling for the removal of their pastor. he's accused of stealing money from the church. iampaglia is seen pocketing the church's offerings. they say after weeks of money coming up short, they decided to hide a camera, and they caught him in the act. now some of the parishioners would like to know why he's still leading services. >> in fact, right after he was arrested, the following sunday, i thought he'd be too ashamed to come downstairs and preach. he preached. >> the board actually can't fire him because it is currently involved in a civil lawsuit that was filed two years ago to have him removed. a judge says the board has to wait until after that suit is settled. >>> this morning, bill cosby

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today as it was then. chip reid, cbs news, mclean, virginia. >>> and that's the "overnight news" for this thursday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast c cter in new >>> thisiss the "cbs overnightht news." >>> hi, everyone. welcome to the "overnight news." i'm demarco morgan. >>> for years, comedian bill cosby has beaten back dozens of allegations of sexual misconduct by pointing to a simple fact -- he had never been charged with any crime. well, that's all charged. jericka duncan reports. >> mr. cosby, do you want to say anything? >> reporter: this afternoon, attorneys for comedian bill cosby walked him into this small courthouse in elkins park, pennsylvania, to hear the criminal, sexual assault charges against him. his accuser is andrea constand, a former temple university employee who first told police about the alleged incident over a decade ago. constand says in the winter of fofocareer advice. cosby offered, and she took, three blue pills and wine to relax. in the criminal