from afghanistan. >> the threat remains roughly constant. the insurgency is resilient, and we have 100,000 fewer combined forces on patrol across the country. >> reporter: so far this year 20 american service members have been killed. there have also been two american civilian casualties, including 35-year-old aid worker lisa akbari. the former u.s. army researcher was shot in the back of the head while leaving her gym in kabul on sunday. her family told us she had moved there three years ago to help afghan women and children. maurice, this violence is why president obama recently decided to reverse course and keep 9,800 u.s. troops in afghanistan through next year. that's to keep the taliban at bay and to ward off this new threat posed by isis. >> margaret brennan at the pentagon, thank you. winter officially begins tonight, but you wouldn't know it in much of the east where temperatures soared into the 50s adriana diaz is in chicago, which tonight is the balmy city. >> reporter: maurice, we have only four days till christmas, but it feels like early fall. today's high in chicago was 54 degrees. on this day last year it was 36. the warm winter has already kept this non-refridgerated ice rink closed and even tricked flowers at the chicago botanic garden into blooming early. cities like st. louis, new york and boston all topped 50 degrees today, about 20 degrees higher than this time last year. the warm weather is cooling demand for hats, scarves and coats. retail analysts told us the apparel industry has already lost more than $400 million this season because of the weather. >> eric fisher is our chief meteorologist at our cbs station in boston. eric, many records may fall later this week, right? >> reporter: maurice, dozens and dozens if not hundreds of records are going to be set this week, so a holiday week that millions of americans are going to remember for a very long time. day. on wednesday some of the warmth here, the great lakes, the ohio valley, this is where we expect the highest concentration of record highs. we head into christmas eve, northeast down to the mid atlantic, boston near 70. new york city near 70 degrees. 70s down into washington, d.c. then on christmas day itself, the record heat into the southeast, well into the 70s. most of florida in the 80s, and many more recordrdighs. almost every day this week they're setting new marks. also a very stormy week across the southeast. bouts of heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, even a chance of some severe thunderstorms tonight, tomorrow and into wednesday as well as christmas day. a lot of heavy rainfall along the gulf coas some totals over five inches. flooding could be another story for this week, as well. >> eric fisher, thank you very much. the lawyer for a aomeless woman accused of a deadly crash on the las vegas strip last night is raising questions about her mental state. police say she repeatedly drove her car into a crowd on purpose. others are in the hospital. here's john blackstone. >> reporter: the usually busy las vegas strip was crcrded instead with emergency vehicles after the 1996 model oldsmobile deliberately plowed into pedestrians on the sidewalk. >> everybody has to get back. >> reporter: antonio nassar had just stepped out of the casino when the car sped past. >> people were bouncing off the front of the car. you could hear it. the windshield was smashed. she rode on the sidewalk and accelerated and just kept mowing everyone down. >> reporter: soon after police say 24-year-old lakeisha halloway pulled into a casino parking lot and told the valet to call 911. >> it looked like she wasn't even trying to stop the car. she had both of her hands on the wheel and was looking straight forward. there were men running after her trying to stop the vehicle, and they couldn't get to her. >> good morning, everybody. >> reporter: clark county sheriff joe lombardo doesn't think this was an act of terror but still can't rule it out. >> as far as terrorism, we don't know what the intent was behind it, and we don't know enough of we have not had the time or the luxury to get through all those investigative leads yet. >> reporter: lombardo says holloway came to las vegas from oregon about a week ago and had been living in her car with her child, who was also in her vehicle as she ran people down. >> she did not demonstrate signs of being under the influence of alcohol, but we had a drug recognition expert respond to the scene and determine that he believed she to be under some sort of stimulant. >> reporter: all 35 of the injured wewe visitors, coming from several states, as well as canada and mexico. >> john blackstone in las vegas tonight. in the presidential campaign, the democratic front-runner has at times seemed to be looking ahead to the general election, taking on republicans like donald trump. hillary clinton has a big lead in the national polls, but the races are much tighter in early voting states. >> i think that's especially appropriate here in iowa. >> reporter: with less than two months to go before the first voting contest, victories are not guaranteed for hillary clinton. according to the latest cbs battleground polls, vermont senator bernie sanders is just five points behind clinton in iowa, and in new hampshire, he's beating her by 14 points. >> if we can win in iowa. if we can win in new hampshire, i think we're on our way to a national victory and one of the great political upsets in the modern history of america. >> reporter: on "cbs this morning," sanders said he's not ceding any ground, but he continued to accuse the democratic national committee of playing favorites with the party's front-runner amid the continued fallout of last week's breech of clinton campaign voter data. >> i believe the action of the dnc to basically shut us off from all of the information that we have put into that base, the lifeblood of our campaign, was >> oh, my goodness. >> reporter: one staffer was fired and two others have been suspended pending an investigation into whether the sanders' team has stolen any of the clinton campaign's data. clinton is still the favorite to win the nomination, but a loss in iowa or new hampshire could draw out the process, especially because sanders is sitting on a campaign war chest fueled by grassroots donors, and, maurice, that means less time for clinton almost sixty million americans are affected by mental illness. together we can help them with three simple words. my name is chris noth and i will listen. from maine to maui, thousands of high school students across the country are getting in on the action by volunteering in their communities. chris young: action teams of high school students are joining volunteers of america and major league baseball players to help train and inspire the next generation of volunteers. carlos pea: it's easy to start an action team at your school if you were a hippie in the '60s, you need to know. it's the dawning of the age of aquarius. yeah, and something else that's cool. what? osteoporosis is preventable. all: osteo's preventable? right on! if you dig your bones, protect them. all: cbs cares! on the republican oide, another candidate quit the race today. and new jersey governor chris christie is making a move in new hampshire. major garrett has been spending time with christie in the granite state. >> i ask for your vote, for your trust and for your confidence. >> reporter: this town hall in pelham was chris christie's 41st in new hampshire. since the terrorist attacks in paris and san bernardino, shift in anxiety. 75% of his questions now are about terrorism, triple what they once were. >> as politicians we need to be responding to that fear. >> reporter: we rode on the christie bus and asked if fear can get the best of people? >> i don't think that we should be afraid of people because of what religion they practice. >> reporter: or how they look? >> of course. that goes hand in hand. what you need to be fearful of is not having enough intelligence to know the difference between a jihadist and a peaceful muslim. >> reporter: how do you do that? >> you first of all ramp back up the nsa program, which never should have been taken down. you give real support to the fbi. >> reporter: and what would christie do to recruit more arab and nato allies in the fight against isis? >> we have&to say to them, this is a fight all of us need to take on together. what skin are you going to have in this game? >> reporter: what if they say, not nearly as much as you want or you demand? >> well, you know what, that's when i become my charming and that's what we do. >> reporter: christie is still running fourth but he's doubled his support in a month. yet he has no campaign team after new hampshire. he couldn't even submit a full slate for the delegates for the ohio primary. >> i'm not worried about that. if we win in ohio, we'll get all the delegates anyway. >> reporter: christie has had to learn patience as for months his campaign teetered on the edge of irrelevancy while distancing himself from a scandal back home. >> listen, the stuff that happened in new jersey, the bridge stuff matures you. when you take that level of abuse and then you come out the other side of it fine, you're a much better office holder. >> reporter: the ranks of christie's republican rivals shrank by one today when lindsey graham dropped out. maurice, graham took credit for persuading republicans in this race to be more willing than they were before to send ground troops to syria to fight isis. >> major garrett in new hampshire tonight. thank you. we are getting a chilling look tonight at life for some isis-linked terrorists in africa who kidnapped hundreds of nigerian schoolgirls last year. a new report says the group killed 1,000 people in just the past two months. debora patta reports from cameroon tonight where a woman freed from captivity but whose ordeal is far from over. >> reporter: aisha musa has been living in a crowded refugee camp for seven months. she survives by selling corn meal at the local market. musa was kidnapped by boko haram militants. they killed her family and forced her at gunpoint to become a jihadi bride. "they show you a gun," she said, "and then whatever they say, you have to follow their commands." she told us her captor would lock her in during the day. at night he would rape her. "he would go on operations and then come home and force me to be with him." musa was rescued by the cameroon military, but the worst of her ordeal was finding out she was pregnant by her rapist. she told us, "i am not enjoying that i have a baby from a boko haram man." but she is resigned and there are moments of tenderness. her story is not unusual. boko haram has captured hundreds of girls, the most infamous the over 200 chibok schoolgirls kidnapped more than 18 months ago. musa never saw the chibok girls but often heard the fighters speak of them. like many of the other girls here, they too were forced to marry the militants. and in a double injustice, many are now stigmatized by their community. girls like musa are regarded as spoiled goods, the baby a very public reminder of a cruel and debora patta, cbs news, minawao, cameroon. aaa said today that for the first time since 2009 the average price of gas nationwide is below $2 a gallon, about 42 cents cheaper than a year ago. a report out today points to a growing danger on the roads, drowsy drivers. those leaving the night shift could be an accident waiting to happen. here's anna werner. >> reporter: this man just came off a night shift. watch the video on the left as he veers all over the road. nearly half the night shift workers tested nearly crashed. dr. charles czeisler worked on the study. >> they were crossing over the middle line. they were having trouble staying in their lane. more than 40% of the drives had to be terminated because it was judged to be unsafe. >> reporter: more than half the off behind the wheel at least once a week on their way home, and they did no better in the test. >> they knew they were being watched, yet even in that context they couldn't stay awake while they were driving in a simulation of their commute home from work. >> reporter: dallas-area convenience store manager shariq khan starts work at 11:00 p.m. and works through the night. >> sometimes when i get off of my job, when i drive back home, i feel like i'm falling asleep. >> reporter: he believes the lack of sleep led to him having a couple minor accidents. researchers suggest night shift workers like khan skip driving and find another way home, but his area lacks public transportation. >> there's no alternative. there's no bus or no train service there. and i can't afford to have a taxi every day. >> reporter: researchers say night shift workers are fighting their own natural sleep patterns and they can't sleep as well during the day no matter how much they try. they lose about two hours of sleep a day, and maurice, after sleep. >> okay. anna werner, thank you. from victory to defeat in about two minutes. the story behind the miss universe mix-up. 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"star wars" fans were out in force over the weekend. the sci-fi adventure took in more than half a billion dollars worldwide, $248 million of that was in the u.s. and canada where it broke the opening weekend record set this year by and we'll be right back. woman: what does it feel like when a woman is having a heart attack? chest pain, like there's a ton of weight on your chest. severe shortness of breath. unexplained nausea. cold sweats. there's an unusual tiredness and fatigue. there's unfamiliar dizziness or light-headedness. unusual pain in your back, neck, jaw, one or both arms, even your upper stomach, are signs you're having a heart attack. don't make excuses. make the call to 9-1-1 immediately. learn more at womenshealth.gov/heartattack. while i was on a combat patrol in baqubah, iraq, a rocket-propelled grenade took my arm off at the shoulder. i was discharged from the army, and i've been working with warriors, you don't have to be severely wounded to be with the wounded warrior project. we do have a lot of guys that have post-traumatic stress disorder. being able to share your story, i guess it kind of helps you wrap your mind around what did happen over there. my name is norbie, and yes, i do suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder, we have quite a yarn to end the broadcast, and it's spun by jim axelrod. [ rooster crowing ] >> reporter: on a bucolic farm just outside burlington, vermont, lives a sheep named sweet pea. she really is so sweet. sweet pea's adopted parents, john and jen churchman have a the land. they saved her life. she changed theirs. >> we're very grateful for all of this. it's very surreal. >> sweet pea, how you doing? >> reporter: when sweet pea developed an infection last winter, jen and john described the touch-and-go on facebook. so when you posted that sweet pea was in trouble, your followers must have been quite worked up about this. >> they were. they wanted updates all the time. >> this is prem. this is sunny. >> reporter: the churchmans brought sweet pea up to their house with barn-mates violet, sunny and prem to keep her company and to celebrate when she got better. >> we started about -- we would bring the others up for a party. >> someone said, if they do that it's going to be a sheepover. >> we were playing with this and people on facebook said, you have to write a book. >> reporter: they self-published 4,000 copies of "the sheepover." john went to a nearby bookstore, the "flying pig," to see if he >> i've been in this business a long time, and i had never seen anything quite like it. >> reporter: the store's owner was mesmerized by john's photographs. >> there's nothing with this collage photographic style that i've seen in the children's book world. so i think it's groundbreaking. >> reporter: when she blogged a review, a big-time book agent, brenda bowen, didn't waste a second. >> it's granular level rare. >> never happens. >> rarely to never, yes. >> reporter: so now john and jen churchman are farmers and authors. >> we have three books right now, but we have ten more behind that that are ready to be in production. >> reporter: with every one of their 18 sheep a potential story, wool is no longer the most valuable product coming out of their pen. jim axelrod, cbs news, essex, vermont. >> and that is the "overnight news" for this tuesday. for some of you, the news for others, check back with us a little bit later for the morning nows and "cbs morning news." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm maurice dubois. it's tuesday, december 22nd, 2015. this is the "cbs morning news." winter begins with wild weather on both coasts, dangerous storms pound the pacific northwest, while millions start the season feeling record high temperatures. sensing a showdown in the ramps up attacks on hillary clinton and some of them are personal. a happy and historic landing for spacex. the private space company celebrates after launching then landing a 15-story rocket booster. and in the midst of a playoff push, the new york giants' biggest star is suspended star is suspended. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at "cbs news" headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie 14. on this full first day of winter we begin with wet. out west, it's what you might expect this time of year, a storm bringing heavy rain, flash floods and highway mountain snow. in essential eastern parts of the country, instead of saying ho, ho, ho, santa may be saying, hot, hot, hot. today, most locations from the plains to the east coast will be up to 20 degrees above average. christmas on railroad for several cities. don champion is here in new york, where on christmas eve, the thermometer could be 70 degrees, don? you maybe have to dust off your santa shorts? >> that's right. good morning, anne-marie, it seems weird to be bundled up with a hat, glove and scarf. many places, record amounts of snow last winter could see record high temperatures, this week, dashing any hopes of a white christmas. snow in the west, warm in the east. parts of the country are experiencing weather extremes. >> there is a lot of snow and we have what we have right now. >> reporter: in walk, overnight, heavy notice piled -- in washington, overnight, heavy snow piled up. interstate 90 was shut down for hours. >> we're stuck. at least the girls are taking advantage of it. >> fears of an avalanche forced for monty busby, the 43-year-old disappeared over the weekend skiing. >> we're taking everything slow, checking conditions every 30 minutes, digging snow pits, making sure the snow is stable for us to be out there. >> reporter: in oregon, heavy trees toppled trees on to homes, relentless rain forced residents in portland to evacuate again. three days before christmas winter is feeling like fall in the northeast. here in new york city, temperatures continue to rise. >> on wednesday, the great lakes, the ohiole valley, this is where we expect the highest concentration of record highs. christmas eve, boston near washington, d.c. >> some cities are on pace for their warmest december ever. and just to show you how long we have been dealing with this warm stretch here in new york city, the national weather service says the last time that the temperature dipped below was back on march 30th, some 266 days ago, anne-marie, i'm not complaining. >> no, it's a distant memory. that's how i like it. don champion here in new york, thank you, don. turning to politics now, with a sizable lead in a number of polls, druch is turning his attention towards a potential opponent in the general election, hillary clinton. the democratic front runner drew trump's fire when during saturday's debate, she said, isis uses video of trump's speeches to recruit followers. on mon, trump responded. >> the last person that she wants to run against is me, believe me. pbelieve me. ro to the the light the gop front runner delivered a full attack on clinton, saying her comments link him to isis are flat out lies. >> she's terrible. she's terrible. donald trump is on video and isis is using him on the video and it turned out to be a lie. cease a liar. >> reporter: a spokesperson for clinton says the candidate did not have a particular video in mind when she made the comment during saturday's debate. but her campaign says she won't apologize. trump's attacks on clinton monday went from political to personal and beyond him he questioned her absence from the debate stage following a television break. >> i know where she went. disgusting. i don't want to talk about it. >> and used crude language to describe her presidential primary loss to barack obama if 2008. >> she was going to beat neighbor, she got trumped. she lost. >> reporter: but a new reuters poll out monday shows trump would be a loser in a hypothick am -- hypothettical matchup. the president calls trump's >> particularly blue collar men have had a lot of trouble in this new economy. you combine those things, it means that there is going to be potential anger, frustration, fear. some of it justified, but just misdirected and i think somebody like mr. trump's taking advantage of that. >> coming up on cbs this morning, analysis between the battle between donald trump and hillary clinton. hillary clinton's campaign will have a new addition this summer. her daughter chelsea announced monday, she is pregnant with her sec child. chelsea gave birth to the clinton's first granddaughter charlotte last year. the republican presidential field is smaller now that senator lindsey graham ended his campaign. he called it quits, having never gained traction among voters. he said donald trump can fought clinton without putting major adjustments. the taliban claims responsibility for an attacks on american troops in afghanistan. the soldiers were hit yesterday by a suicide bomber on a motorcycle in a village near bagram air field. that is the largest military base in afghanistan. two other u.s. troops and a contractr were wounded as well. one of the americans killed was a new york city police detective. he was in the national guard and marquez is next due in court january 4th. a man says a woman accused of slamming her car into a crowd was homeless and driving with a suspended license. lakeisha holloway is accused of injuring and killing others on the strip. >> reporter: officials if las vegas want to know why this 24-year-old veered off the street and mowed down pedestrians along the busy las vegas strip sun night. her 3-year-old daughter was in the back seat as a 1996 oldsmobile sped along the sidewalk. >> people were like boungs off the front of the car. you could hear it. the window was smashed. she rod the sidewalk, sheing a sell rated again and kept on mowing everyone down. >> reporter: a mother of three was killed, nearly three dozen others were injured. sheriff joe lombardo says released was intention am. >> she repeatedly jumped over her car. some ran up to the window banged on it trying to get her to stop, which she didn't. >> reporter: he says the 24-year-old drove to a nearby casino and asked a valet to call 911 and it appears she was under the appearance of some stimulant. the district attorney says more charges are on the way, including multiple counts of attempted murder of a deadly weapon. child abuse and neglect and leaving the scene of an accident. police say she had been living in her car in las vegas for about a week. police say she told them she was stressed out after being chased out of parking ramps. "cbs news," las vegas. >> coming up on the morning news, a possible new outbreak at chipotle. new illnesss are linked to the mexican restaurant chain. and a mishap on a seaworld ride strands dozens of people. this is the "cbs morning news." . the single serve-make-all-your-favorites . . >> elon musk and his company are celebrating a break through mission this morning. spacex successfully launched a rock with 11 small satellites into space monday night. what happened ten minutes later - made history on florida's space coast. >> he landed the procedure. >> cheers erupted in mission control as the 15 story leftover booster touched down safely. it was the first time an unmanned rocket returned to land vertically at cape canaveral, reuseing rocks could dramatically cut launch costs. musk celebrated the accomplishment on twitter writing welcome back, baby. a high flying amusement ride gets stuck and no charges of a one who died in a texas jamie. those are some of the headlines on the morning news stand. grand jury refused to issue indictments in the death of sandra bland. the sheriff says she hanged herself inside a texas jail. planned's family disputes that. cruiser dash cam shows the july traffic stop that led to bland's arrest. the grand jury will decide in january if that trooper should face charges. usa today reports bill cosby is suing another one of the women that accused him of sexual assault. the comedian filed a suit against model beverly johnson, citing emotional distress. last week he sued several other women t. women are suing him for defamation, claiming his lawyers branded them liars. nearly 50 women claim cosby drugged or sexually assaulted them. the orlando sentinel reports guests at seaworld, orlando, are safe after getting stuck on a ride two hours. sky tower broke down coming to a stop about a quarter of the way up the 400 foot pole. 50 guests and two employees were crews eventually managed to lower it to the ground. in the "new york times" report, martin sclelhkreli is out of a job. he was fired by pharmaceuticals following his arrest on securities fraud. he already resigned as head of turing pharmaceuticals. ahead, cyber hackers hit hellomillions of the cartoon information leaked. >> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >> that's the holiday tune last christmas. while it's catchy, you probably would not want to hear it 24 hour times in a row. that's what happened to listeners of an austrian radio station monday a.dj who felt spirit barricaded himself illnesss hitting chipotle. good morning, henna. >> reporter: good morning, there is another report of e. coli cases linked to the mexican restaurant chain chipotle. there are five reported cases. the customers ate at restaurants in two states, kansas and oklahoma. the illnesss started last month. it is fought clear if this is linked to a larger outbreak that began in october where at least 63 people got sick in nine states. modest gain the dow jones gained points and the s&p 500 finished 15 points higher. the nasdaq composite gained nearly 46 points. a data breach exposed the information of more than 3 million hello kitty users. the brooch occurred in the online community for kitty users. fame, birthday, countries of today is the first full day of winter, hard to believe in new york. highway managers in three states are testing a way to issue snowplow alerts using google's app. drivers would be warned they are approaching a snowplow. often during blinding snow, drivers have a hard time seeing. drivers will be able report hazardous conditions back to highway managers. business class passengers have access to extra big bathrooms. anne marie. >> they do. see. i wouldn't know anything about. that i'm back in coach bent out of shape trying to get five minutes of shut eye. >> no leg room. >> lucky, lucky. henna daniels in new york, thank you very much. coming up on cbs this morning, we will take you into amazon's prime delivery that promises delivery of packages in hours. the president hits the road with comedian jerry seinfeld for a . here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. >> host steve harvey is explaining how he got it so wrong. he apologized on air after he a name on the card. >> it's very traditional. >> yes, very 2015. >> well, despite harvey's blunder, organizers say he will be back at host for next year's pageant. president obama will be the first guest on the seventh season premier of jerry seinfeld's online talk show "comedians and cars in line getting coffee." >> white house? >> yes, may i speak with the president, please. >> speaking. >> he drove around the south lawn in a 1963 corvette stingray earlier this month and talked about white house life. the episode comes out zoob 30th. skients star o'dell beckham, jr., has received a one-day suspension for his loss no carolina him he clashed with panthers defensive back josh norman. at one point delivering a helmet-to-helmet blow. the league cited him for safety-related playing rules. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," wellness trends in 2016. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." innovative sonicare technology with up to 27% more brush movements versus oral b. get healthier gums in 2 weeks guaranteed. innovation and you. philips sonicare save when you buy the most loved rechargeable toothbrush brand in america. mastering irresistibly smooth. the lindor truffle ...from the lindt master chocolatiers. hard outer shell...smooth, luscious center. unwrap. unwind. with the lindor truffle from the lindt master chocolatiers. when your cold makes you wish... ...you could stay... ...in bed all day... new theraflu expressmax. >> christmas came early for an oklahoma mom who thought she'd spend the holidays without her son, a man away for training. but at this ihop restaurant in oklahoma city, he surprised his mother, who jumped up to give her favorite marine a long, long hug. well, this morning, spain's traditional christmas lottery is worth $2.5 million. millions watched to see if they won a share t. top prize is $435,000. >> that allows thousands of others to win smaller prizes. it is estimated that 75% of adults in spain played today's lottery. a utah couple is home with their newborn baby this morning. their little girl decided to arrive into this world just a little bit early in a car on the way to the hospital. the 911 operator was a life saver. lisa nico of our salt lake city affiliate kutv reports. >> it's about 106. my wife is in labor. >> is the 911 dispatch operator didn't know what he was in for. >> you pick up a 911 call. you never what's on the other side of it. we're having a baby. >> come on. >> he had no idea around 2:00 help kristen and shea deliver their little girl. >> he definitely helped us. at least i feel like i stayed calm, the fact of helping her breathe. that was terrifying. >> reporter: even though baby anne is their fourth child this labor was anything but typical. >> the baby is breathing right now, correct? >> no, she's not. >> she is not? >> the umbilical cord was wrapped around the infant's head. >> first she came outside. she cried then she just went limp. >> two weeks out of training. >> all right. listen to me very carefully. >> he told them what to do. >> you see a string possibly around the umbilical cord, about six inches from the baby. do it now and tell me when it's done. >> 30 seconds later. >> she tipped her head back. she gasped her first breath. oh, thank goodness. >> baby anne took her first breath five minutes before the plans arrived. pregnancy call. then it actually happened. >> thank you, thank you, that was definitely saved her life. >> that was kutv's lisa nico reporting. coming up on your local news on cbs this morning, the growing search for the so-called affluenza teen ethan couch. we go to ft. worth, texas. the warning science on cardiac arrest that could come weeks inned a van and we'll show you how "star wars" has turned into a cultural phenomenon. that's the "cbs morning news" this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. . right now on cbs 2 this morning...the latest information this morning to the constantly developing story about a woman who ran down more than 30 pedestrians in las vegas. the special memorial walk this holiday season to remember two people murdered in cedar rapids this year. the big step forward that private space flight took yesterday. welcome to cbs two this morning...i'm kevin bbarry. let's get a check of our cbs 2

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