to the hawaiian islands. heaviest rain tonight. the forecast for rivers to flood including the russian and guerneville, the napa in saint helena, the guadalupe river briefly tomorrow on 101, and the carmel river is going to be above flood stage. it s going to be offshore. a wild night in the bay area. we ll have details coming up. the donner summit caltrans working hard to keep the roads clear. extra crews getting rid of all that snow. but you know what? they are worried about drivers trying to make their way through donner pass. i m worried about them not knowing what s going on. if i had five bucks for the person who said i had no idea there was mountains here, they have been here for many years. these are the sierras. there s always snow here. yeah. but now it s not snowing, it s rainfall. kpix 5 s emily turner in south lake tahoe where flooding is a major concern there tonight. emily? reporter: we re just getting a brief break from the rain but, you know what? the
a whole new beginning. it s almost like they re reborn. i can t think of another word but phenomenal. [ music ] roma downey: as a mother, i would do anything i could to help my child live a normal life. and i m sure you would, too. but what if you couldn t do anything? what if you were totally helpless? that s the situation for hundreds and thousands of parents in developing countries whose children are born with cleft lip or cleft palate. in the united states, these deformities are corrected shortly after birth. but in many countries around the world, these children are left untreated and are shunned. [ music ] [ children s voices ] roma downey: i m in le loi hospital. the volunteer operation smile medical team has come from all over the world to perform surgeries, and parents have brought their children here, hoping that they ll be selected. nine-year-old sut has been ridiculed and rejected all his life. sut isn t even his real name, but that s what he s been called fro
this is the cbs weekend news. santiago acted alone and flew to fort lauderdale from alaska with the sole purpose of committing a mass shooting at the airport. authorities say santiago, who had just gotten off of a delta flight, grabbed his only checked bag at the baggage claim friday afternoon. inside, he had a .9-millimeter semi-automatic handgun, and ammunition. he allegedly went into the bathroom, loaded the gun, then walked out and started shooting. mark lea was an eyewitness. people were running trying to get away from him as he was walking in that area. i mean, he did not say a single word. he was emotionless. reporter: santiago surrendered by laying on the ground as a sheriff s approach him. from the moment the first shot was fired how long did it take your deputy who ended up encountering the gunman to get there? it was approximately 70-80 seconds. reporter: back in november, santiago walked into an f.b.i. field off in anchorage anchorag, saying yip was forc
may help the whales survive. nightly news begins now. good evening, we begin tonight with a deadly and dangerous ice storm that is paralyzing much of the central united states causing chaos from oklahoma to kansas and nebraska. morgan ratford reports it could be one of the worst ice storms in a decade. cars sliding off ice covered asphalt, spinning out of control. hunk of mangled metal and flashing light where 20 cars crashed in wichita, kansas. be careful guys. accident. deadly ice storm killing three so far. leaving millions under weather alerts and thousands without power. tens of thousands more worried the electricity and haeeat will be knocked out by shattered power lines. we want to be able to respond to what happens now and between the event. in missouri salting the stadium. the playoff showdown between the kansas city chiefs and pittsburgh steelers pushed back seven hours because of the storm. meanwhile in kansas, thousands of bundled up boy scouts on th
dignitaries and ordinary citizens are gathering there to witness an historic moment. in less than two hours, donald trump will become our 45th president. we have cameras all around washington for this inauguration and we are on the national mall where hundreds of thousands of spectators are expected to watch this morning s swearing in. welcome to thbs news coverage of the inauguration. the ceremony officially begins in a little more than an hour. earlier this morning the president-elect and his family left blair house where hey spent the night and attended a prayer service at st. john s episcopal church. mr. and mrs. trump then went to the white house to meet president and mrs. obama. jan crawford is at the east front of the capitol where the president and president-elect just drove in moments ago. good morning. reporter: good morning. we ve seen a steady stream of dignitaries arriving in the last half hour or so including former vice president dan quayle, president geo