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have grown up in the war. 13-year-old amal told me how she stopped going to school two years ago when a shell landed in the distance. she barely flinches. >> reporter: did you hear that explosion? >> i did. >> reporter: does it bother you? >> all too familiar to worry about. >> no. >> reporter: amidst all this pain there was one moment of joy that stood out, mohammad dahman cannot contain himself. this is the first time he has seen his mother. zulia in five years. my soul, she sobs. you are everything to me, my son. and another son joins in. it has been five years since the war divided aleppo and ripped this family apart. for them, at least, it is at last finally team to g debora patta, cbs news, aleppo. >>> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back. from the first moment you met it was love at first touch and all you wanted to do was surround them in comfort and protection that's why only pampers swaddlers is the #1 choice of hospitals to wrap your baby in blanket-like softness and premium protection mom: "oh hi baby" so all they feel is love wishing you love, sleep and play. pampe

then there are the children who have grown up in the war. 13-year-old amal told me how she stopped going to school two years ago when a shell landed in the distance. she barely flinches. >> reporter: did you hear that explosion? >> i did. >> reporter: does it bother you? >> all too about. >> no. >> reporter: amidst all this pain there was one moment of joy that stood out, mohammad dahman cannot contain himself. this is the first time he has seen his mother. zulia in five years. my soul, she sobs. you are everything to me, my son. and another son joins in. it has been five years since the war divided aleppo and ripped this family apart. last finally team to go home together. debora patta, cbs news, aleppo. >>> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back. last week. just 1 pill each morning. 24 hours and zero heartburn, it's been the number 1 doctor recommended brand for 10 straight years, and it's still recommended today. use as directed oh, that's lovely... so graceful. the corkscrew spin, flawless... ...his signature move, the flying dutchman. poetry in motion. breathtaking. a sumo wres

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. >> reporter: amal dixon who lives a mile away from the crime scene, is trying to wrap her head around what happened here. police say 21-year-old grant copeland was murdered in a car our crew on the scene says he was found in a jaguar. police say the suspect was in the car with the victim. >> no neighborhood should get up to this news. >> reporter: dixon says this is particularly shocking because this is a quiet, jump scale neighborhood with multimillion dollar homes and no crime. in fact, when she saw police she thought -- >> honestly, i thought, oh, a tree must have fell. this is about how exciting it gets around here. >> it's just not normal. not normal for this neighborhood. it's very quiet, peaceful. so this is, you know, very concerning. >> reporter: christine williams, who has lived in the neighborhood 30 years, was shocked to hear the news, too. she says she refuses to live in fear. >> i don't think i'll let this once incident derail me from my regular activity. >> reporter: police removed that jaguar from the scene overnight. authorities are hoping there may be clues to help t

. >> we are making a small back, moving the muscles or.e making amall portion above, a small portion below and a small gronkowsk's third back surgery there is a chance at the relatively straightforward surgery could be more complicated. >> if this is at theame level as previous surgeries it can be he may b ed increased risk for another herniation. next thibrm doctor inot he stands good chance ofthat making a full recovery for several >> being young and motivated and in great shape, those three things together will help him out a lot. >> the doctor says that r most of uould probably be back to work and a week or so but because we a talking about rob gronwski and af the hits he tak that recovery would be much longer. >> and crim discovery. a decated mail found near think the victim may be. that body was found here on wate strt at the end of mccabe court, a narrow street at lea down to the merrimack river. police are confirming to me that a headless body was found around 3:00 this afternoon. that body is of a male who appears to be 17 years old. aressisting lawrence police with the inve

he saw some close rolling through in earlier today we will have a few clouds with sunshine amal and and this will starts to drop down and move into the bay area especially as we head into tuesday night wednesday that could very well be the coldest night of the season. let's check out the computer models with i'll look of clouds to mod is to look like a bad day with lots of sunshine. mentally temperatures as it did arrest the day passing clouds cruise on by and then we would have a decent read these today. and with low 40's all across bay area maybe not quite as coal but close and looks like by eight tamale notice cooler temperatures to be in the fifties and low 60s. next couple days cicadas mon-khmer way the arctic outbreak as we head toward tuesday wednesday. with some vigor very cool temperatures some 20's and '30's for overnight lows on tuesday wednesday. minishes frame in the bay area on thursday. and then inside that's today's forecast back to you. next. we continue our coverage of a deadly warehouse fire in oakland. how the raiders honored the victims during today's game. that bre

these children have grown up in this war. 13-year-old amal of telling me how she stopped going to school two years ago when a shell landed in the distance. she barely flinched. did you hear that explosion now? it's all too familiar to even worry about. on a bus bound for another newly mahmoud sobs quietly as she clutches her 14-month-old daughter. her husband has just been led away by the syrian military on suspicion of being a draft dodger. after five days in a shelter, everyone is desperate to get back home. but there's not much left of the neighborhood. with the rebels gone, at least they won't suffer the daily bombings from the syrian military. she told us. but that relief has come at a terrible cost. debora patta, cbs news, alepp >> pelley: coming up next on the cbs evening news, how could the pilot let the jet carrying a soccer team run out of fuel? and later, a teenager fires a shot in school, but two shot in school, but two surprising heroes head off a tragedy. pneumococcal pneumonia. it's a serious disease. my doctor said the risk is greater now that i'm over 50! yeah...ya-ha...

then there are the children who have grown up in this war. 13 year old amal was telling me how she stopped going to school two years ago when a shell landed in the distance. she barely flinches. >> did you hear that explosion? >> i did. >> does it bother you? >> it's all too familiar to even worry about. >> no. >> reporter: but amidst all this pain there was one moment of joy that stood out for us. mohammed dokman cannot contain himself. this is the first time he has seen his mother selia in five years. my soul, she sobs. you are everything to me, my son. another son joins in. it's been five years since the war divided aleppo and ripped this family apart. for them, at least, it is at last finally time to go home together. debora patta, cbs news, aleppo. >> quijano: we'll be right back. le quijano: we'll be right back. uijano: we'll be right back. haled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine that increases the risk of death from asthma problems an

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then there are the children who have grown up in the war. 13-year-old amal told me how she stopped going to school two years ago when a shell landed in the distance. she barely flinches. >> reporter: did you hear that explosion? >> i did. >> reporter: does it bother you? >> all too familiar to worry about. >> no. >> reporter: amidst all this pain there was one moment of joy that stood out, mohammad dahman cannot contain himself. this is the first time he has seen his mother. zulia in five years. my soul, she sobs. you are everything to me, my son. and another son joins in. it has been five years since the war divided aleppo and ripped this family apart. for them, at least, it is at last finally team to go home together. debora patta, cbs news, aleppo. >>> the cbs "overnight news" will be right back. i really did save hundreds on my car insurance with geico. i should take a closer look at geico... geico has a long history of great savings and great service. over seventy-five years. wait. seventy-five years? that is great. speaking of great, check out these hot riffs. you like smash mouth?

. >> reporter: the fbi and the department of homeland security issued a joint amall sis of the election season hacking hat targeted the democratic national committee, making it clear that russia was behind it. russia has denied any involvement, and has promised to respond in kind. a clearly skeptical president- elect donald trump announced he would meet with u.s. intelligence officials next week to learn more. but his top advisers were talk about suggestions that the white house moves were really about targeting trump. >> the allegation or the subpoena position that per happens one reason that these sanctions are taking place is to quote box in president-elect trump, forcing to him take a position or otherwise once he takes office. i hope that this isn't motivated by politics even a little bit. >> and that was doug reporting. coming up at 5:30, we'll have a report on the reaction of the russian diplomats being told to be leave the consulate in san francisco. >> for us here on the west coast, we are just under 43 hours away from the new years, and revelers have plenty of options on how t

. >> master model builder, megan amall, stopped by studios this morning to show off amazing creations. >> she gave our rahel solomon advice on what it takes to be a master lego builder at lego land. >> for people who may want to participate, what is involved in sort of being able to build these interesting contraptions. >> well, to be able to design, you know, build a lego, you also have to be able to talk with kid and work with children, you will be teaching kid how to build their own things. you will help with the attraction and for example my office has two big windows, so people get to watch me all day licensing work on models that i build. >> if you have the skills, brick factor lego building competition is happening this weekend at the liz mouth meeting mall so good luck. >>> just a reminder legos would be a great toy for our annual eye of sharing toy fest, it is going on right now, those toys will be donated to the boys and girls club, salvation army and uso and even just one toy helps make holidays a little brighter for some kids, all in our area bring new unwrapped toy to one

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right, i amall going to be a little more disciplined than you probably expected. i will take questions. chris, do i just call people? ok. so i think this hand went out first. >> hi, i am pat with defense daily. chairman thornberry, you take candles position split into. you have a chief technology officer and the under secretary for engineering. how is that going to improve how you, the speed of which you get new technology into the field, take one decision-maker's decision and make it two decision-makers' position? mac thornberry: we have put too much under atl. what i say is no criticism of frank kendall, who's done a good job. but i am persuaded by those people who say, it is essentially impossible to make the person who is responsible for buying things efficiently the chief innovation officer as well, as well as many of his other duties. as you know, the senate bill had a very significant reorganization. but what we have agreed upon for this year is to separate out some of these functions, but also delay implementation for a year to allow the new administration