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During the first commute day since street shut down for super bowl city. >> plus, visiting the east bay company making all of the aerial advertising happen. >> what could suspend californias high speed rail project and reroute its funding elsewhere? >> i didnt know its going to be like this. >> right now, im an hour behind. >> welcome to the super bowl shut down. commuters face detours and delays created by super bowl city. the fan village is still under construction, and will be the hub leading...

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Thank you so much for joining us. breaking news coverage continues with "ac 360" now. good evening. for 85 million people or more tonight, the breaking news is all around them. a winter storm bigger than anything in years and could end up being bigger than anything on record here, hitting hard and it could bring as much as three feet of snow in some places. and gail force winds, as well and coastal flooding. youre looking at some of the live locations that well check in with throughout the hou...

Lane. the car just spun. >> are you going to be able to get off the road soon, do you think? >> yeah, thats my boyfriend. hes going to turn around and im going to follow him the whole way. >> good luck tonight. >> thank you. >> wolf, we have a virginia state trooper pulled over to try to help these people. this is just a microcosm of what people are going to be going through tonight, wolf. things are getting much worse. visibility i can tell you is almost nil out here. its going to get worse as ...

Late developments in the breaking weather news. airlines cancelled more than 3,000 flights tomorrow and saturday. 3,000. here is another staggering number. 75 million people tonight from the mississippi to maine are facing what could be record-breaking winter storm conditions. chad myers bringing together the very latest computer models of who may get hit and how hard. he joins us momentarily. first, rene marsh with washingtons damaging sneak

That one u.s. service member died and two others from wounded in southern afghanistan where u.s. and afghan forces have been battling the taliban for weeks. as tens of millions in the east deal with the first real blast of winter, in the west, theyre getting slammed by a super soaker fueled in part by that so-called godzilla el nino. >> reporter: tonight the washout is here. so is the taste of the el nino effect, relentless rain pouring in across california, a scramble for some to escape the f...

Totals, 3.82. the timeline at 6:00. >> thanks, and thanks for joining us. bye. tonight, rallying cry. the president breaks into tears over gun violence, after years of anger and frustration, he said, its time to do something. but will his controversial executive actions do anything? the missing 18 minutes after the terror attack in san bernardino. tonight the fbi needs help to solve a mystery. fair game? our new interviews with donald trump and hillary clinton trading fire. why he says its...

Tim carroll bought his first street legal six years ago. in terms of insurance, this falls under your home insurance. >> no, you have to register it just like a car and you have to get insurance. >> reporter: car insurance and seat belts are required. the maximum speed limit is 25 miles per hour. does it feel any less safe? >> on occasion it does. i mean, you have to be more aware when youre on the roads, because, obviously were a smaller vehicle, and cars think that youre a golf cart. they thin...

Dangerous to fly in america, you are too dangerous to buy a gun in america. >> reporter: donald trump bragged all this is helping him. >> every single time theres a tragedy, my poll numbers go up. >> reporter: the nra won every vote today. despite public support for background checks. the president seems resigned that congress simply wont act. >> andrea, thank you. still ahead, the reat from within. neither suspect was on the radar of u.s. authorities, so can anything be done to protect americ...

>> oh my god. >> reporter: in that initial river of mud there were some drawmic reses keus like this one. a driver pulling his girlfriend to safety. its believed everyone trapped in this mess got out but emergency workers are double checking. as quickly as they found themselves stuck, getting unstuck is proving tedious. for now, all drivers can do is wait and see what is next for the highway that appears to be frozen in time. mirreya villarreal, cbs news, los angeles. >> glor: secretary of state...