trouble. that s jordan spieth for you. let s not forget the weekend downer. president obama apologizes for america s shortcomings again. the cheer-up, varney & company is about to begin. when families are strong america is strong. i did not have successes yule relations with that woman sexual relations with that woman. what difference at this point does it make? stuart: i m sorry, we shouldn t really do that, should we? look, it s monday morning. there s a certain way of beginning the show, and we just did it, okay? tongue in cheek, ladies and gentlemen. senator barrasso coming up mow 9/11 tearily on hillary momentarily on hillary and her campaign. it is monday morning, here s how we re starting out the new week, up 24 points. it is ever so slightly higher. the dow s at 18,081. look at the share price of apple. still in the mid 120s. it has one million preorders for the apple watch. now here s a statement for you, keith fitzgerald coming up on the show next ho
melissa: hillary clinton, happy to be the people s champ as long as you keep cutting those campaign checks. announcing the 2016 bid with a low-key video where she spoke 94 words. she actually didn t even appear on camera for the first minute 1/2. but the humble approach at odds with some lofty fund-raising goals. according to new york times, clinton supporters aim to raise $2.5 billion. this time around. here to discuss all of this, wow, charlie gasparino, dan henninger, wall street journal. jon podhoretz from the new york post.. call you jpod. like j.lo. you got it. melissa: $2.5 billion. i thought it took a billion dollars to run a presidential campaign. this number is so astounding, raises two questions, one is this part of the effort to continue to scare democrats out of the race? melissa: which is working. or scare republicans or if it is serious. or if it is serious, then you have a real conflict between her hessage wanting to be champion of the suffering mi
walking 671 feet on a rope no wider than a penny. and look at this mission impossible. superstar tom cruise clinging to the side of a plane soaring 5,000 feet above england. the breathtaking stunt making headlines this morning. and good morning, america. happy monday. how about that tom cruise, still doing his own stunts. take a look at that. we showed him on the plane right there. lara, you re bringing us that in just a little bit. that and dressed in a suit. and nik wallenda, every time he tries to top himself, blindfolded this time. there he is. with a stiff wind. crazy. that s so easy. so glad he made it. oh, my gosh. i can t even look at that. we re going to begin with the wintry blast. frigid temperatures across the country. ginger back from chicago. tracking it all for us. i got to feel the frigid temperatures. north carolina, tennessee, we re talking record snow in the one to even almost two-foot category. parts of tennessee had more than 22 inches
this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. pelley: good evening. there will be a change in the weather. temperatures are about to drop dramatically in much of the country. it s the return of the polar vortex that brought misery a year ago. that mass of swirling cold air will dip southward this weekend, sending the mercury plunging. as the cold air moves south and east, it has the potential to affect as many as 243 mill wherein people with wind chills in the single digits in some places and snow. dean reynolds tells us all of this was triggered by a super typhoon named nuri. these pictures from the european space agency show that nuri is a growing meteorological bomb blanketing the bering sea. the 50-foot waves and 100mph winds will make conditions similar to these two years ago. it could make nuri the biggest storm of the year, but it will be wrong to think it will affect only alaska s far-flung aleutian islands or those famous fishermen who work in the north pacif
from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc nightly news with brian williams. good evening. the controversy surrounding the nfl is not going away even though a player who slugged a woman and knocked her out inside an elevator has been taken out of the game. now it s the nfl s customer who is are having their say. and increasingly it s the nfl commissioner, roger goodell, who is under fire being pursued with the same questions. what did the league know and when did they know it? and how is it possible they didn t see that video from inside the elevator before the rest of us did? tonight, in fact the associated press is reporting an nfl executive was sent that video months ago. we begin our coverage tonight with nbc s peter alexander. reporter: for days the nfl s been playing defense over questions whether the league saw this video last spring obtained by tmz sports. nfl commissioner roger goodell told cbs news neither he nor anyone in the league saw that ta