earlier today, a woman was shot and killed by metro police, after aiming a shotgun at officers. after an eight hour standoff. police were called out to a home near las vegas boulevard and craig just before six a-m. a nine-one-one caller told police she saw video of her friend trying to overdose on pills. police say the women refused to leave her home, and crisis negotiators tried to talk to her. at one point, the woman came out with a handgun, police say she ran back inside, and came out with a shotgun and tried to shoot herself first. she raised the shotgun and pointed it at the officers nearby. at which time two of our swat snipers fired. the tactic medic was on scene and attempted to provide medical care. however the female was pronounced dead at the scene. metro will release the names of the officers involved in two days. and the coroner will release the suspect s name. republican presidential candidates getting ready for the debate tomorrow night here in las vegas. a
head up to mont sell sxoe 25 in the hamptons as we widen out the picture, the arctic air comes down and stretches all the way from the dakotas on south and throughout the northeast. what does it mean for us? well, with wind gusts upwards of 29 miles per hour in white plains in the last hour and 22 in new york city, it makes it a more complicated probm. it feels like it is a single degree in westchester right now. 15 in the hamptons and 12 below zero in monticello and it only gets worse overnight and into tomorrow. the full forecast in minutes. dave, the chilly temperatures finally have it looking and feeling like ski season in the poconos. but as doug explains, for some it can t come soon enough. reporter: it s been a hurry up and wait kind of season so far. reporter: this was suppo d to be the sound of money weeks ago at camelback mountain resort. last year winter started in october and ended in april and this we re waiting and waiting reporter: john cress parking
she told us she felt something very bad was about to happen. i noticed a guy walking in front of me and he was walking, and his walking pace kind of changed and i noticed it. and my gut instinct told me that something was wrong, but i didn t position anything think anything would happen because you don t think these things would happen. so i just tried to walk by him and that s when he hit me and i thought that my nose was broken. felt like being hit in the pace with a baseball. reporter: nypd a very heavy presence here in n in clel city helsea. police sources say they believe the man may be a homeless person from the area. if you have any information, you re asked to call police immediately. a reward is being offered. i m marc santia, news 4 new york. and within just the past hour, we learned police are questioning someone in the deadly stabbing at a bronx mcdonald s. sketch of the man they believe stabbed a dam gar see adam garcia. we re going to keep on top of this a
westbound interstate 40 was temporarily shut down for two miles in a suburb of oklahoma city this morning. they say freezing rain is probably to blame for a chain reaction crash involving 20 vehicles. you see it there. including three big rigs. alexandra steele is the storm. take a look at this. severe weather is just beginning to ramp up today. we re looking at a whole day with severe weather. tornado watches you can see. look at this. i-10 right along the gulf coast, houston to new orleans. and this is just really the beginning of it. we re looking at incredibly severe weather. tornado watches and tornado warnings. tornado warnings meaning these storms have produced rotation and have been detected. you can see right there. so right now it s eastern texas moving into louisiana. kind of to give you a perspective, south of i-20 here is tyler, texas. here s shreveport, louisiana. all of these moving northeast and this is just the beginning of really what could be an inundatio
this is the cbs evening news. axelrod: good evening. i m jim axelrod. an unbearable six-day stretch of funerals for the victims of the newtown shooting wrapped up today with the last three. mourners at the funeral of josephine gay wore purple. her favorite color. a horse-drawn coach carried the casket of six-year-old ana marquez-greene, remembered as a girl who never walked from room to room. she danced. six-year-old emilie parker was buried in utah, remembered for the markers and paper emilie always had with her because as she would say, i have so many ideas of things to draw, it s hard to remember them all. newtown s police chief is talking publicly about the shooting for the first time. the chief and his captain sat down with elaine quijano this morning who joins us now. good evening elaine. reporter: good evening to you, jim. well, police chief michael kehoe and captain joe rios arrived at sandy hook elementary within minutes of the call. we needed to break into