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Also: Singer Phil Everly dies; passengers rescued in the Antarctic resume their trip home; and a man who won $174 million didn't realize his good fortune for weeks.

Also: Starbucks asks customers not to bring in guns; searches continue for hundreds of missing people from Colorado flooding; tourists are evacuated from storm-stricken Acapulco, Mexico; and tonight's Powerball jackpot is worth an estimated $400 million.

Also: the home of Cleveland kidnapper Ariel Castro will be razed; a huge fire closes Nairobi's international airport; the damaged Japanese nuclear plant is still leaking; and the Powerball's estimated jackpot is $425 million - the drawing is tonight.

Also: The U.S. will send some troops to Cameroon to monitor Boko Haram; Myanmar signs a partial truce with some rebel groups; and a bear is killed in eastern Russia after blundering into a mall.

Also: There've been several church fires in St. Louis in two weeks; nobody seems interested in voting in Egypt; and a jilted bride's family serves the reception dinner to homeless families instead.

Also: France continues tearing down a migrant camp near Calais; the U.S. prepares a U.N. resolution sanctioning North Korea; and astronaut Scott Kelly returns today after spending a year in space.

Also: The Senate blocks a bill slowing Syrian refugees' entry to the U.S.; a major winter storm is headed for Washington, D.C.; and Asian financial markets lost more ground today.

Also: Michigan's governor seeks a federal disaster declaration over lead in Flint's water; Burundi women say government supporters are raping them; and a rare January hurricane heads for the Azores.

Also: European leaders differ over the handling of the migrant crisis; former First Lady Nancy Reagan will be buried next to President Reagan; and the Iditarod gets underway with 85 mushers.

Also: The World Health Organization says Zika virus is spreading in the Americas; former Ivory Coast leader Gbagbo pleads not guilty to war crimes; and Michigan is to approve more money for Flint.

Also: Scientists worry the Zika virus could spread at the Brazil Olympic games; the FBI releases video of the shooting of an Oregon militant; and guitarist Paul Kantner of Jefferson Airplane dies.

Also: Federal Reserve Chair Yellen testifies on Capitol Hill; Southern California is baking in near-record heat; and terms of a new Amazon game don't all apply in case of a zombie apocalypse.