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robert downy, jr. is ironman and chris evans is captain america. >> based on a popular storyline where the government is looking to regulate the superheros now. and they find themselves on opposite sides. i was on the set of this film and it is kind of like the avengers 2.5. there are really massive fights. i love the directors in this show. panther in this. really looks fantastic. >> i feel like i'm getting lost though. there's been a lot. it's hard to keep up with. let's move to one that is not. which is finding dory. the follow up to finding nemo. >> i think that is one of the popular pixar movies. dory has like 25 million likes on facebook. the most likes as any disney or packs sar character. and this time dory is looking for her family. and if you watch the trailer you can see how far if effects have come. it looks gorgeous. >> and the sequel independence day. >> the aliens where back. will smith is not. he did not come back for this. jeff gold blum, bill pail yen is back. and 1996 when this first

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sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling >>> everything. >> so the truth. >> the truth? into a million piece. did you tell him that? >> i didn't wear a bomb! >> damian lewis became a star as brodie on "homeland." and now to star in "billions." he plays a powerful hedge fund manager in his success and attention of the u.s. attorney who thinks the hedge fund isn't trading above board. >> you're sending me messages. i'm here. >> well, in my office thought you might buy that house. i told them you have big -- but not that big. >> yeah, right. i'll probably pass. it's so nice, though, you know? feels like you're part of the beach and ocean and all that air out there? you know about it. your daddy has got a little place out there. he must let you use a bedroom some weekends if you say please. >> walk away. damian lewis! good morning. >> you're in trouble! >> you know? >> let's just say this is not objective because we are all huge fans of you. we loved "homeland" and this. is it fun playing a billionaire? >> great fun playing a billionaire. i'd

our meteorologist sam roberts is with us now with a look at your forecast. hey, sam. >> samantha: good morning. good morning if you're just waking up with us. we wake up a little bit warmer early on this thursday. we have temperatures primarily in the upper teens and a lot of 20s, too. a nice little warming trend here. 44 for your high today. that's 10 degrees above average. each day this week we've been getting gradually warmer. a blend of clouds and sun today, and then the clouds thicken up tonight. we'll call it mostly cloudy and >>> so here is my impression of the white house.i was hanging around there and i'm talking to them and then we try and leave and then don't let him leave. he can't leave. leave the white house? >> no. not unless it's all organized. guns and helicopters and, you know? he is like a guy captured by aliens.d the aliens bring him back to their planet. >> the planet white house? >> planet white. they keep him there. get is the "beverly hillbillies." so they build him a house and they say we have brought you to our planet to solve all o

detectives say robert comito advertised homes he didn't own on craigslist, trulia and other websites... then they say he took victim's properties. about comito... you're asked to call crimestoppers./// now we want to get a check on your commute < sahara. expect delays around the convention corridor as ces continues at the convention center. < left shoulder blocked on northbound 95 and russell. let's head over to the flamingo/koval intersection, where crews are currently working. be caeful as you drive through. > < > < > < ((sherry swensk)) it's cool and somewhat clouds. southwest winds have been bumping around since yesterday. and we're still looking for showers today, but we're on the ........ more snow showers in the mountains today with that winter weather advisory in place until the afternoon hours. ......... we've got colder air and any winds will keep it feeling colder today. temps are in the 40s right now for the valley. ............ scattered rain and snow showers across the desert today and then a drier but chilly weekend is > the flu virus. it's a really big deal. and with f

here's meteorologist sam roberts with a look at our weekend forecast. hey, sam. >> samantha: good morning. good morning to you if you're just waking up with us. we have rain on the way moving into the greater cleveland area by about late morning, and that will be steady through the afternoon. temperatures top out around 44 today. another mild january day in our forecast. now, again, the steadiest rain this afternoon, but tonight a linger around. so if you have dinner plans tonight, you know, throw on a little extra hairspray for that, because we will have the drizzle 1, 1, 23 >> it is friday, january 8th, 2015. to "cbs this morning." real news ahead including a mother who had a child for her daughter. we will hear from this surrogate he promise she made many years "eye opener" at 8:00. >> motivate motive remains point the suspect was so close he was firing inside the cruiser. >> these arrests expose issues bout for sometime. >> a hard sell for groups like isis to recruit followers. >> we rode the cruz bus 40 miles. the texas senator tells us he feels re

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling >>> marco rubio is taking heat today for his choice of footwear, of all things. he has been mocked by several of his republican opponents for a pair of stylish boots he made the mistake of wearing this week. these are the boots. now, ted cruz, grandpa, car lee fiorina tweeted about the boots. the big question when it comes to celebrity fashion who wore it best? marco rubio or kim jong-un. >> marco rubio's shoes look great. welcome back to "cbs this morning." they struck is rich and then their luck it seems just ran out. we are going to take a closer look at the so-called -- he doesn't look very happy -- the so-called lottery curse as also line up for a shot at the record powerball jackpot. >>> plus a mysterious vanishing book sellers of hong kong may be kidnapped over writing books that criticized china's leaders. seth doane goes to hong kong to find out. time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. portland press herald reports on the governor of maine accused of mak

dealing with a crash right here at westover roberts road. no major delays in that area as of right now. getting some drive times at the 408, nine minutes eastbound. good homes road to john young parkway 12 minutes west-bound. state road 417 to downtown. bridget, david? >> "cbs this morning" continues next. >>> and you can get updates on your big stories any time with our news 6 mobile app. search wkmg in your app store. >>> i looked up and he was gone. >> george! >> george! >> oh, my gosh. george? >> he's not dead, mom. >> you gave him sleeping pills? >> good-bye, george. see you next thursday. >> george? >> martin short. just like steve martin's george in " father of the bride part two." many say they have trouble falling or staying asleep. why common indication may medications may not help as much as you think. >>> russell simmons is in our toyota's green room. plus how going vegan he says changed his life. that is ahead. . time to show you some of the morning's headlines from around the globe. >>> "usa today" reports on a show of force by

now with a look at your chilly and bitter forecast, here's meteorologist sam roberts. sam. >> samantha: yes, it is cold out there. we have temperatures in the teens this morning. feels a lot more like we're around zero degrees, and it's going to feel like that all day long on your exposed skin. so bundle up. that's why we call it the wind chill. it makes you feel colder than it is. snowshowers possible east of cleveland this morning, maybe a few spits of snow in cuyahoga county, but certainly nothing like what we saw yesterday. again, the most impactful part of today's forecast is the cold fans are probably still mourning today. it was a stunning loss to the seahawks yesterday. kicker blair walsh missed a field goal that could have won the game in the final seconds. people couldn't believe it. seattle escaped with a 10-9 victory to advance in the devastated viking fans posted their moments of anguish all over social media. >> i'm not >> no way! no way! [ screaming ] >> are you kidding me? >> there. >> people were upset. the game was the third coldest in nfl history. >>

. >> it was the son of robert thurmond. >> the buddhist. >> yeah. he said, i never forget. he said put something in your body that will fuel your practice. it was like a leaf and green juice. after that hard class, what can make me do that better? so i thought about that. in general, you know, the reason transition should happen is we won't be able to inhabit it, if we continue. if the abuse of a hundred billion animals burst into suffering that is not over the animals if you're religious. >> you call it the happy vegan because you said you're a happy person. >> but, also, the amount of carcinogens. if you would have barbecue beef if that was part of your meal, like, 20 cigarettes a day, you don't want to give that to your child. >> nope. >> and it's horrible the amount of -- >> barbecued beef? >> the 20. not the processed meat. barbecue beef is even worse. because of corporations funding our governments and what they are allowing them to do to the manufacturing of life, the growth hormones, prozac and antibiotics and other stuff they the american factory farming industry w

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling >>> that does it for us. for news any time, watch our life' s waking up slow... and getting out fast. and comfortable, organized bed and bathrooms s waking up slow... and getting out fast. and comfortable, organized bed and bathrooms that make mornings better. >>> good monday morning it's 8:55. kathryn hauser. we will check top stories after the forecast. >> good morning. temperatures falling through the course of the morning. we are down to # # now in boston. to keene. colder. satellite rape dar shows the skies cleared out but the real feel is going to be in the teens and 20s even at the warm of the time of the day. wind will subside heading throughout the evening and overnight. tomorrow won't feel as cold. the cloud will win out after morning sunshine and snow and rain showers arrive changing to snow at the coastline gone by wednesday and we see coating to amount. >> reporter: let's look at the slowest rides out there on this monday morning. mass pike eastbound has not eased up at all. from the w

. >>> meteorologist sam roberts has a look at your snowy forecast for your morning commute. sam. >> samantha: this has been the snowiest morning commute of the season so far. we've had widespread accumulating snow, which has been sticking to the roads in many locations. so please go slow on your early morning drive in. we've got batch number one moving through this morning. that will move out by late morning, but lake-effect getting going later in the day. cold and windy today. the temperatures fall, and the he powerball lottery since november and the jackpot is now signature at $1.4eople say they won't change if they won that much money. i'm telling you right now, i would absolutely change. i'd have a ferris wheel in my i'd have a pet chimpanzee. i'd boo i the elephant man's bones. i'd be michael jackson. >> well, they sum payment would be a little over $800 million. do you think that would make you change? >> yes. canadians are crossing the u.s. border for their chance atican fortune, coming up, why foreigners have to pay more if they hit it big respects new guidelines on

roberts has served as a principal in the norfolk public schools system for 26 years. last february, she was honored as a national diststguished principal of the year for the sta of nebraska. the norfolk airport authority board has begun discussions of replacing the only accountant in the authority's history. jerome bahm died december 26th after a brief illness. he had been the accountant for the airport authority monday night's meeting, the consensus of the board was that they would like to continue to use the services of the firm jerome bahm cpa if the current staff is agreeable. those and more stories can be heard on news talk w wg, lite rock 97.5 and 106 kix. " jessicicrae: still to come. the rocket, space x has made some major progress, lite rock 97.5 and 106 kix. " jessica rae: still to come... the rocket, space x has made some major progress, well have details coming up scott: " " scott: good morning siouxland. we had a cold front pass through last night following a brief period of warming. this resulted in som widely scattered light snow showers. we currently s

our meteorologist sam roberts is all over this lake-effect mess going on out east. good morning, sam. >> samantha: good morning, brian. you're right, it really has been a mess out there. lake and ashtabula counties, please go slow because through the morning you're going to have persistent lake-effect snowshowers out in that direction. potentially some snowfall rates there, 1 to 2 inches per hour. for the rest of us it's cold and windy today. we'll be in the teens and it will feel more like around zero all day. that lake-effect out in the snowbelt ends by the afternoon, january 13th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning." more real news ahead, includingobama's state of the union's call for stability. hillary clinton will give us her response. my dear and good friend bill o'reilly is in studio 57his take on the presidential race. first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >>> the ten sailors were picked up and a u.s. military base where they will be debriefed. >>> anyone claiming that america's economy is in decline for many americans. is there a discon

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meteorologist sam roberts now joins us for a look at our forecast. hey, sam. you. good morning if you're just waking up with us. the last several mornings we've had snow around in at least a few spots, and we're dealing with that again today. showers. if you run into snow-covered roads, go slow out there. for most of us mostly cloudy today with much warmer temperatures. 37 is that forecast high, and so it's going to be really mild for this time of the year. by tomorrow highs actually getting into the 40s, but rain . it is thursday, january 14th, 2016. welcome back to "cbs this morning. there is more real news ahead,b schieffer's return to cbs news. let us rerejoice. he is back with his view of the race. first, here's a look at today's "eye opener" at 8:00. >> most of us are waking up this morning, realizing, unfortunately, we were not the >> indonesia has raised its security alert to the highest level and its president is calling this an act of terror. resurgent 2014 resurgent a 2004 campaign. >> this has held steady since last month but clinton's support has ritic

sincerely, elizabeth trackler samantha parke robert kennedy deanna morrison jared duemling >>> 20 acting nominations, not one nonwhite person. jesus. jesus. i haven't seen a list this white since -- well, the 2015 oscar nominees. >> "straight outta compton" got only one nomination and that went to the two white people who wrote the screen play! not a joke. so congratulations to all of the nominees on their powerful caucasian performances. you know it's bad when more black people are in the running for the nomination for president than the academy awards. excellent point. the host of the oscars this year is chris rock. do you think he'll do anything with that? >> yes. >> do you think that is giving him any material? . it doesn't make a sense to a lot of people this morning. >>> late night comedians aren't the only one taking aim behind that. coming up take a look at the backlash of absence of minority actors up for the highest honors and why some are not getting recognition. >>> the lawyers at the center of the controversial series "making a murder." dean strang and jerry buting are in th

in in. >> he turned out to get roberts as roberts turned out to be an absolute saster. >> one of the reasons that i like ted cruz so much. backing cruz produced this ad praising cruz's praise against him. >> he should be controversial. >> reporter: senator marco rubio also kept cruz in his cross-hairs calling cruz a flip-flopper. >> i believe i'm the only one in the republican field that can unite the republican party. i know hillary clinton does not want to run against me. >> reporter: rubio is competing to be the so-called mainstream alternative to trump or cruz. christie told votersrsn iowa this week that rubio and cruz are one-term senators like the president was in 2008 and voting for that experience and expecting better results, christie said, was the definition of insanity. charlie. >> thanks, major. >>> florida is recovering this morning from a deadly tornado outbreak. two grandparents were killed in this mobile home outside of tamp tampa. another twist ripped through a gulf coast neighborhood in sarasota and another one struck >>> today, search continues for 12 missing marin

>> good morning. >> robert gates, we will see if he believes the iran deal put america at risk. also his new book on lessons of leadership. >>> crossfit workouts for kids. ten-year-olds took part in the competition over the weekend and we will find out if that is too

robert levinson disappeared to iran in 2007. his wife and son are here in studio 57 for their first interview since the weekend's prisoner swap. we will get their reaction ahead on "cbs this morning." >>> democratic presidential candidates have two weeks left to sharpen their attacks before the first primary. the three sparred last night in the final televised debate before the iowa caucuses. they debated aggressively, especially about health care and wall street. >> my proposal to provide health care get private insurance out of health insurance and lower the cost of health care. >> i'm not sure we are talking about the plan you introduced tonight or the plan you introduced nine times in the congress. not the rational way to go forward. it's medicare for all. it is whether we have the guts to stand up to the private insurance companies. >> president obama has led our country out of the great recession. senator sanders called him weak, disappointing. >> you know, we are friends and we worked together on many issues. you've recei