continues to lead an air campaign against i ice in iran and syria president obama makes a case for the world defeating the terrorist group. >> we will not become the threat. we will demonstrate that the future belongs to those who build, not those who destroy. jesse mathew was in custody in galveston, texas. >> the man believed suspected in the disappearance of the university of virginia student is arrested more than 1,300 miles from where the two were last seen. and a painful reminder of the september 11th attacks. three former new york city firefighters who responded to the world trade center die on the same day of illnesses believed to be caused by the conditions at ground zero. captioning funded by cbs

this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, september 25th, 2014. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the fight against isis continues this morning. air strikes overnight killed at least a dozen isis fighters in syria and now more nations are joining the u.s.-led coalition against the terror organization. the moves come after president obama made his case to the united nations. he's asking other countries to stand with the united states in efforts to take down the islamic extremist group. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. the speech from the president at the united nations comes and they continue to pound isis targets include manager, many small oil installations, a major source of this group's funding. now, as the president issued this international call to arms he issue add warning about what

is to come saying anyone who has joined isil should leave the battlefield while they can. amid a sustained campaign targeting isis with air strikes in syria, president obama asked the united nations general assembly to stand with the u.s. in the efforts to dismantle the terrorist group. >> collect ifly we must take concrete steps to address the religiously fanatics. >> they rally with the world against a common enemy. >> five arab kun trs have joined. >> i am recalling the british parliament on friday to secure approval for the united kingdom to take part in international air strikes against isil in iraq. >> president obama asked the u.n. security council to follow

through on a u.s. resolution to crack down on the recruitment and travel of foreign fighters supporting islamic extremists. >> promises on paper cannot keep us safe. >> the u.s. remains focused on arming and training moderate syrian rebels to fight isis on the ground. secretary of state john kerry also announced an additional $40 million in nonlethal aid to help take on the terror group. the president calling that only the most important in an onslaught of global challenges. he also warned russia to stop its aggression against ukraine and urged iran to form a nuclear deal. anne-marie? well, france says it will continue air strikes against isis despite the video showing the beheading of a french hostage. they killed 55-year-old avary gore dell in a video released yesterday. they say it's in response to

france's military action. france's president called the killing cowardly. and many nations are joining in the fight against isis. ahead on "cbs this morning" norah o'donnell sits down with the former saudi arabian ambassador. ing. >> the trial of the boston marathon bombing suspect will now start next year. a judge pushed bay dzhokhar tsarna tsarnaev's trial. he and his brother are accused in the 2013 bombing that killed three pill and hurt more than 360. a man suspected in the disappearance of a university of virginia student hannah graham is in custody. jesse matthew was arrested in galveston, texas, 1,300 miles

away from where he was seen over the weekend. >> reporter: the four-day manhunt for jesse matthew jr. ended a on the beaches along th gulf coast. back in virginia shar slotsville police chief timothy longo says the case is nowhere closed. >> we have a person in custody but there's a long road ahead of us and that long road includes finding hannah graham. >> reporter: the 18-year-old disappeared on september 17th after leaving a party by herself. video shows her walking through a busy area. video also shows matthew and graham together. a $100,000 award is being offered. >> we're asking you to find hannah. we're asking every person with the sound of my voice to find hannah graham. >> reporter: matthew went on a run after a brief meeting with

the charlottesville police after asking for an attorney. it's unclear why he fled to texas. >> to kill or hurt somebody, that's not my son. >> reporter: matthew's father believes his son is innocent. he played football. more recently he volunteered as a coach at a high school something that his father said is a helpful part of his nature. >> maybe he was trying to give the girl a ride home. >> officials at the school say matthew passed through a normal interview process which included a background check. right now he's charged with abduction with intent to defile. authorities in virginia are working to have him extradited from texas. >> wendy gillette, thank you. police in northeast pennsylvania say they think they spotted erin frein. he is the suspect the in ambush shooting of two state troopers earlier this month.

one trooper was kill and the other critically woulded. alphonso van marsh reports he's disappeared into the moves. >> reporter: this is the car he used as a getaway car after shooting two troopers, killing one on september 12th it. it was found in a swamp. they's discovered more items that show he's hiding in the woods. >> some of the items include cigarettes and diapers. >> reporter: he has alieued capture by disappeared into the extremely rugged terrain. he was spotted at recently as tuesday by law enforcement but remain as step ahead. >> any sightings that we have had that occurred by law enforcement, again, were at a significant distance. we weren't at an opportunity to apprehend him. >> reporter: the hills in a

virtual lockdown with no end in sight. >> we believe frein has planned extensively for this to avoid apprehension. >> reporter: but police say if he's spotted again and doesn't surrender, they're ready to act. >> legal force is authorized if an officer is able to positively identify him. >> reporter: police say frein's family is cooperating. a homeless woman beaten by a police officer who was captured on camera will get a $1.5 million settlement. a driver caught an officer on a video hitting her on the side of a highway. that officer resigned as part of the settlement. pinnock said shid denothing spur the attack. coming up on the "morning news," three firefighters who answered the call on september 11th received the same fate. this is the "cbs morning news."

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fire in the state this year. firefighters say it's nearly 40% contained. it's charred 145 square miles since it began two weeks ago. it has destroyed 12 homes. this week in new york city the fire didn't got another tragic reminder of the september 11th attacks. three firefighters who answered the call to the world trade center died within hours of one another. as jessica schneider of our new york station, each of the men had cancer caused by the toxic conditions at ground zero. >> reporter: on the same day three heroic lives came to an end. firefighter danieling heland spent 21 years with the fdny. he died one day before his 59th berry. he and robert lever grew up together in brooklyn and were childhood friends. bischoff served 19.

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the driver killed by nascar champ tony stewart last month had enough marijuana in his system to impair his judgment. prosecutors say stewart won't face charges in the death of kevin ward jr. the two were racing last month in upstate new york when ward stepped out of his car to confront stewart. stewart killed the 20-year-old. video from the racetrack shows stewart did nothing wrong. on the "cbs moneywatch," bugs in apple's new operating system and they're maybing their holliday bu. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. users had complained that the update rendered their phones unable to make calls. that problem caused problems

with the fingerprint unlocking. apple plans to issue new advice to users as quickly as it can. the passport is the size of a paz port with a square screen that measures 4 1/2 inches diagonally. it's a touchscreen and a physical keyboard. that's something that blackberry business users prefer. the passport will be available in the u.s. by the end of the year. here on wall street investors will be watching for the august durable goods report and last week's unemployment data. the dow gained 154 points wednesday. the s&p 500 was up 15. the nasdaq rose 46. sandwich team jiminy john says its payment systems were hacked. credit card data from more than 200 stars in 37 states. they say it's been restored now that encrypted swipe machines have been installed.

and hollywood movie makers may be allowed to fly drones. the federal aviation administration is expected to announce today that seven movie and intelligence production companies will get drone permits. the unmanned drones would be used only on closed sets and be operated by a three-person team. anne-marie? >> i'm sure it's a lop cheaper than renting a helicopter. i'm sure it will work out for them. jill wagner at the new york stock exchange. thanks a lot, jill. when we return, will the weather hold up for derek jeter to play one more game at yankee stadium and how one major leaguer cost them serious money. this is the "cbs morning news." that's two more pills. . the evening's event brings laughter, joy, and more pain... when jamie says... what's that like six pills today? yeah... i can take 2 aleve for all day relief. really, and... and that's it. this is kathleen...

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earlier this year the social security administration came under fire for a controversial program. it was seizing tax refunds from people whose relatives owed the government money. congress cried foul and the agency said it would stop but as wyatt andrewss reports, it didn't. >> reporter: we first met mary grice in april after her tax refund of almost $3,000 had been confiscated she said without notice. it turned out social security administration received it complaining her family received too many benefits after her father died in 1960. grice who was 5 years oil at the time never got a penny and calls the loss of her refund an injustice. >> they feel like we're the

government who can do what we want when we want hour we want. it cease unfair. >> reporter: grice was the target of what the social security calls treasure reprogram. the total of debt totals $17 million and needs to be collected but when greiss's story went public they said in a statement it would never try to collect the debt of a person's relative. we found several taxpayers who say social security is doing just that, taking refunds without evidence the debt is theirs. here's what happened to diana vonderack of new jersey. >> i asked them to give me checks with signatures so i could show them i didn't sign the checks. . >> social security said in a statement we do provide documentation of the alleged overpayments but john jones of maryland who lost a $3,100

refund saved a voice mail from a social security worker warning him not to expect any documents. >> there is no paper folder existing for that. as i said, usually after seven years they're destroyed. >> when mary greiss complained last spring social security at first paid her back but last month it sent this letter saying she still owes the debt. well, you haven't explained me why i owe you $2,996, and i have no intentions of paying it until you do. >> reporter: social security tells us the entire debt collection process remains under review but five taxpayers have sued to stop this program. they all say they've lost money they don't owe without proper notice or appeal for debt the government can't prove. wyatt andrews, cbs news, washington. well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," we'll go to charlottesville for the latest on the arrest in the

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breaking news, suspect in the vicious beating of the same sex couple in center city of posted bail, we will have a live report from central detective. first lets look live at ocean city right now you can see we are keeping an eye on that coastal storm, bringing some high wind and heavy rains, to our area. it is thursday september 25th good morning, i'm ukee washington. i'm erika von tiehl. lets get to katie fehlinger. >> let get a time line for this weather we are having, katie. >> here we are in the blunt of the storm system and storm will be produce something we have rain for our area, easily on the or of an inch or two plus abe very gusty wind as well. that will be the story that we are following as we take a live look here at the the the basically just a entire eastern see game. we're in the bull's eye right