in custody. the suspect in a gruesome quadruple murder and arson is captured by authorities in washington, d.c. after a week-long manhunt. officers indicted. grand jury charges all six baltimore cops accused in connection with the death of freddie gray, the man who suffered fatal injuries while in police custody. and a historic vote. ireland could become the first country in the world to approve same-sex marriage by way of the ballot. captioning funded by cbs this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, may 22nd, 2015. good morning. good to be with you.

i'm anne-marie green. a suspect in the murder of a wealthy washington family and their housekeeper is under arrest. daron dylon wint was take swoon custody last night in northeast washington. he was charged with murder while armed. this is not his first brush with maryland. he was taken into custody last night but he wasn't the only one. u.s. marshals tracked him to northeast d.c. and took him into custody late thursday night. police followed a truck winlt was riding in and pulled it over. >> once we got to a good location, we were able to get to him safely.

nobody got hurt. multiple people were taken into custody. >> reporter: wint is charged with first-degree murder while armed. he's charged in the murder of a couple and their son and housekeeper. three of them show signs of blunt force trauma or stab wounds. >> there is connection through the business of the suspect and the savopoulos family business. >> reporter: police believe the family was abused in the house. investigators matched dna from skin cells found on a pizza crust left at the crime scene to wint. he once worked asht.

he was apparently found in the truck wint was found in with large amounts of cash. this morning health officials are racing to find the source of a salmonella outbreak linked to sushi. nine states are linked across the country. more than half the cases are in california. ten have been hospitalized. no deaths reported. most of those sickened appear to have eaten raw tuna. a 4 president 1 magnitude struck last night. it was north of napa. residents felt shaking. they're told to check for signs of gas leakage and damage. gray died last moment while in

police custody. the charges are similar but slightly different than the charges brought by the state's attorney. the circumstances surrounding gray's death set off protests. marlie hall has more on these latest charges. >> reporter: baltimore's top prosecutor marilyn moseby announced new charges against the six city police officers linked to the death of freddie gray. >> these last two weeks my team has been presenting evidence to grand jury that just today returned indictments against all six officers. >> reporter: freddie gray died a week after his april 12th arrest was recorded on video. the cause of death was severe spinal injury. after more than a week of sometimes violent protests moseby filed charges against six officers. thursday's indictment includes similar charges but adds reckless endangerment and includes false imprisonment. earlier this month gray's family

said they were pleased with the charges. >> these charges are an important step in getting justice for freddy. >> reporter: baltimore's fraternal order of police issued a statement saying all citizens are innocent until proven guilty including these six officers. this morning, heavy rainfall and flooding is forecast for the southern plains. flood watches and warnings are posted in oklahoma arkansas, and texas. yesterday there was flash flooding north of houston. the trinity river reached its highest level in 20 years and is expected to rise further in the coming days. another 3 to 7 inches of rain is expected into the weekend. meanwhile the west coast could finally get some relief from its historic drought. scientists say there's nearly a 100% of an el nino system this year. warming temperatures in the pacific ocean could cause a surge of wet weather. this morning investigators are measuring the environmental

impact of the solve california oil spill. crews are cleaning up a nine-mile-long stretch of coast west or santa barbara. more than 300 workers in protective suits are shoveling off sludge on beaches. they have covered gallons. 500 gallons are in the ocean. hillary clinton revealed p more in the afteryacht of her e-mails. don champion has the details. >> good morning, anne-marie. neararly 350 pages of clinton's e-mails were p published inn "the new york times." it shohows got a lot of e-mails from her friend sidney blumenthal. they blamed protesters. a message the next day said an

al qaeda backed terror group used the protest as cover. that contradicted the white house story thoechl clinton forwarded the e-mails to a top department aide requesting more e-mail saying we should get around this as soon as possible. this week in iowa clinton downplayed blumenthal's role and useful as part of the give and take. anne-marie? >> don champion in new york. thank you, don. this morning we know more about the massacre of syrian army troops by isis in the city of palmyra. a soldier tells "the new york times" about desperate messages he received from doomed colleagues. he said they ran out of ammunition as they were routed by the extremists. one message to headquarters, quote, we're finished. smoke could be seen in the named ruins after thousands fled the city as isis consolidated its control. the senate is expected to vote today to extend most of the patriot act.

the most controversial part of the anti-terror law allows the nsa to collect and store the phone records ere since becoming attorney general. you can see her entire conversation with norah o'donnell later on "cbs this morning." coming up on the "morning news" now, fan frenzy. huge crowds line up as the world's largest disney store

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one day after the finale. that brought out fans who happily hauled away tv history. on the "cbs moneywatch," more fallout on the "60 minutes" report on lumber liquidators and the largest disney store has trouble on its opening day. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. president obama's trade agenda took what he calls a big step forward. the senate voted yesterday to end debate on legislation that would allow the president to negotiate trade deals that congress can accept or reject but not alter. most republicans and more than a dozen democrats voted for the measure. but assuming final senate passage, the deal faces stiff opposition in the house from others. democratic laum law makers. rising oil prices gave a slight boost on wall street.

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the justice department is seeking criminal charges against the company. this month lumber liquidators stopped selling the flooring. shake shack is starting to shake things up by adding chicken to its menu. they're going to open chicken shack which sells chicken sandwiches. and the largest disney store opens the largest store in china but had to close there were so many customers. shoppers lined up for more than a mile to get in on wednesday but after one hour the store closed due to fears of overcrowding. shanghai is due to get a disney theme park in the spring of 2016. anne-marie? >> spring of 2016? maybe we should start lining up now if we want to get in. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, jill. straight ahead, historic vote in ireland. the staunchly catholic country heads to the polls to decide whether to allow same-sex marriage. heavy catholics head to the polls to vote on same-sex marriage.

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here's another look at this morning's top stories am man accused of murdering three members in a house in washington, d.c., and their housekeeper is under arrest. daron dylon wint was taken into custody a week after he allegedly murdered the family and set their house on fire. and six officers are indicted in the death of freddie gray. the 25-year-old died last month after sustaining injuries while in police custody. the california man is on a

record running streak. it started more than 45 years ago. ben tracy caught up with him. >> reporter: jon sutherland went for a run today. that doesn't sound remarkable until you know this. >> well, the last time i didn't run was may 25th, 1969. >> reporter: jon has run every day for 16,797 days in a row. he averages 11 miles each day in the hills near los angeles. limits of his 64-year-old frame. >> the first thing i think about every morning when i wake up is where am i going to run today? what am i going to do today? it's my first thought of the day. >> reporter: his legs operate like a pair of pistons and he ease put 1,200 miles on them. that's nearly eight times around the earth. what has made him a running legend is this list. the united states running streak association tracks more than 500 people who have run at least one mile every day for more than a year. jon is number one. his streak began when he was 18. his teammates on the track team inspired him to run every day

for one year. jon just never stopped. and in 46 years, that's not just a lot of running. it's running through a lot. i assume you've had the flu. >> a bunch of times. >> i assume you've had days where a loved one died. >> how about my father best friend of my life. >> reporter: he's also had ten broken bones including a broken hip during a half marathon. >> the next day i could barely lift my leg off the ground. >> you ran every day on a broken hip. >> yeah. >> reporter: jon coaches track at notre dame high school. enzo wright doesn't quite know what to make of his coach. >> it's not human in my opinion. i don't know. he really gives us something to live up to. what would it take for you not to run? >> death. it's not what i do. it's who i am. i am a runner. runners run. >> reporter: and that's why jon sutherland hasn't taken a day off since 1969. ben tracy, cbs news, los angeles.

what's your excuse for not working out today after watching that. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," more on norah o'donnell's interview with attorney general loretta lynch. plus legal analyst rickey kleman looks at whether you should be paid overtime for answering work-related phone calls after hours. and taya kyle, the widow of american sniper chris kyle shares a note to herself. that's the cbs news for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great memorial day weekend. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

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the san mateo bridge this very early morning. it's closing at 10 p.m. tonight. just to make note. but we're going to learn more about that in just a few seconds. good morning, it is friday, may 22. i'm michelle griego. >> it's the friday before a big holiday weekend. >> sure. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. 4:30. let's talk about the weather, the weekend, the traffic and everything on a -- >> the unofficial start to summer but it feels like more as if we are entering the president's holiday because we'll be unseasonably cool today. out the door now we have mostly cloudy skies. we have light drizzle. temperatures into the 50s and later today, mostly cloudy skies. a few sunny breaks. temperatures 50s and high 60s. the full forecast but first let's say good morning to livermore. >> good morning. out the door, we already have an overturn accident on the on- ramp to southbound 680. not much of a delay on the main lines of the freeway but this did start