, the other michael allen, one of the many other michael allenes, good to see you. >>> and thefficer charged with first degree murder in the shooting death of laquan mcdonald is expected back in court next hour. a judge is going to decide whether to release jason van dyke on bond, factoring in the previously unreleased graphic da dash cam video showing the officer shooting the black suspect 16 times after he was down. some of those shots after he was down. van dyke's lawyer says the officer opened fire because he feared for his safety. >>> in baltimore today, jury selection began in the first of what will be six separate trials for the police officers charged in freddie gray's death. a black man who died while in custody last april that triggered riots and protests. it will be the first test of whether an impartial jury can be selected in baltimore. lawyers for the officers have argued that that will be impossible. >>> coming up here, rsvp. who won't be at hillary clinton's big d.c. fund-raiser for women senators tonight. opportunity has no slow season. no off-days, or downtime

. >> glor: allen pizzey, thank you. we're bringing in michael morrell, former number two at the cia and cbs contributor. they're looking at similar planes for a potential mechanical issues but the isis affiliate in the sinai has claimed responsibility as you know. what do you make of that? >> so it's hard to say what the claim of credibility means at this point. this isis affiliate, jeff, has not made a lot of claims. so it's hard to judge whether they've got a track record of making claims that turn out to be right or a track record of making claims that turn out to be wrong. so i just don't put a lot of stock on the claim of credibility at this point. >> glor: is it at all real realistic to believe that a surface to air missile could hit a plane at that altitude? >> jeff, i don't think so. the type of air defense systems that can reach 30,000 feet are either fixed or they're mobile on trucks. it's my understanding that this particular isis group does not have that kind of capability. they have some surface to air missiles, some manned pads tha

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allen, thanks. now with some insight into this, we'll goo michael morelel former number two at the c.i.a. and now our cbs news senior michael, what cowe know and what do we not know? >> reporter: scott, what we know at this point is there was an exploloon on the aircraft.. we know that from a heat flash picked up by satellites. we don't know whether that explosion was caused by a bomb or whether it was caused byn internal problem on the aircraft such as in the fuel. we also know that i is h h claimed responsibility publicly. and we also know that u.s. intelligence has picked up coersations among isis mbers saying that they brought the plane down. but there is not enough specificity in those conversations to give you confidence that the guys actually know what they're talking about. so, scott, i was a c.i.a. analyst for 33 years, and this not enough information to make a definitive judgment that a bomb brought down the aircraft. we're still going to have to wait and see. >> pelley: what would be enough information? >> reporter: scott, either forensic evidence, bomb residue or bomb fragment

allen on the alley-oop. and stanford up nine at that point. second half, picken news off the loose ball. throws another. this one to michael humphrey. two minutes later, allen comes up with the steal. and he is off to the races. with the throwdown reverse gam, stanford wins easily, 93-59. >>> in women's hoops, cal visiting number eight louisville. now the bears pretty sloppy in this one. they committed 24 turnovers in three quarters. 27 total. but despite the miscues, the team tied at 46 going into the fourth. in the fourth, cal up four. davison with the rebound. goes back up. cal had a 17-9 edge on the offensive glass. next composition, davison is blocked. gabby green gets it and scores. cal pulls up the upset, the first win over louisville 75-71. >>> the 49ers are coming off the bye week as they prepare to travel to seattle to face the seahawks. and blaine gabbert's second start. here what jim tomsula has to say about the challenge ahead tomorrow morning during his monday morning press conference 11:30. and jack del rio talks at 3:00 over on csn california. >> looking forward to that. the seahawks had a rough night tonight. perhap

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allen soft touch he had 15-11 stanford hangs on to lead. >>> the warriors are the nba champs of course and james michael mcadoo representing both squads receivedcond championship ring and is now the king of bling. >>> the sharks open a six game road trip in detroit. after giving up an early goal the sharks go on attack with m elker karlsson who stays guys it. 1-1 game. led 2-1 in the second. paul martin's shot deflected by pavelski great hand eye

allen, thanks. now with some insight into this we'll go to michael morel, former number two at the cia and now our cbs news senior security michael, what do we know and what do we not know? >> scott, what we know at this point was that there was an explosion on the aircraft. we know that from a heat flash picked up by satellites. we don't know whether that explosion was caused by a bomb or whether it was caused by an internal problem on the aircraft such as in the fuel. we also know that isis has claimed responsibility publicly. and we also know that u.s. intelligence has picked up conversations among isis members saying that they brought the plane down. but there's not enough specificity in those conversations to give you confidence that the guys actually know what they're talking about. so scott, i was a cia analyst for 33 years, and this is not enough information to make a definitive judgment that a bomb brought down the aircraft. we're still going to have to wait and see. >> and what would be enough information? >> scott, either forensic evidence, bomb residue or bomb fragments, or conversations a

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allen soft touch he had 15-11 stanford hangs on to lead. >>> the warriors are the nba champs of course and james michael mcadoo representing both squads receivedhis second championship ring and is now the king of bling. >>> the sharks open a six game road trip in detroit. after giving up an early goal the sharks go on attack with m elker karlsson who stays guys it. 1-1 game. led 2-1 in the second. paul martin's shot deflected by pavelski great hand eye coordination and sharks go on to win 3-2. >>> the thunder from down under tomorrow in melbourne when ronda rousey and holly holm square off, both women are undefeated. they had a scuffle at weight in. ronda looked very angry you won't like her when she's angry she's put you >>> all right that is our report on a very difficult and busy day we appreciate your time. >> thanks for all of us here. thank you so much for joining us. right now on jimmie live we have hillary clinton. >> have a good weekend. >> life is all about second chances, and today, so is our show, because we've brought back some players whose first time here didn't go so well, and we're giving them another try at the million. it's

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allen, thanks. now with some insight into this we'll go to michael morel, former number two at the cia and now our cbs news senior security michael, what do we know and what do we not know? >> scott, what we know at this point was that there was an explosion on the aircraft. we know that from a heat flash picked up by satellites. we don't know whether that explosion was caused by a bomb or whether it was caused by an internal problem on the aircraft such as in the fuel. we also know that is has claimed responsibility publicly. and wewelso know that u.s. intelligence has picked up conversations among isis members saying that they brought the plane down. but there's not enough specificity in those convsations to give you confidence that the guys actually know what they're talking about. so scott, i was a cia analyst for 33 years, and this is not enough i iormation to make a definitive judgmgmt that a bomb ought down the aircraft. we're still going to have to wait and see. >> and what would be enough information? >> scott, either forensic evidence, bomb residue or bomb fragments, or conversations among i

allen, thanks. now with some insight into this,hael morell, former number two at the c.i.a. and now our cbs news senior security analyst. michaelt cowe know and what do we not know? >> reporter: scott what we is there was an explosion on the aircraft. we know t heat flash picked up satellites. we don't know whether that explosion was caused by a bomb or whether it was caused by internal problem on the aircraft suin the fuel. we also know that isis has claimed responsibility publicly. and we also know that u.s. intelligence has picked conversations among isis members saying that they brought theplane down. but there is noth specificity in those(ub conversations to give youz confidence that the guys actually know what they're talking about. so scott i was a c.i.a.á> analyst for 33 is notnough informati a bomb brought down the] aircraft. we're still going to hav >> pelley: what would be en$f ts or conversations among isis members that are specific enough to givece that they were actually in on t what they're talking about. >> pelley: we don't have that tonight. michael morell, foro at the c.i.a. scott. >> reporter: when a fox lake

allen pizzey in cairo, thanks. >>> cbs news senenr security contributor michael morerell is a former cia officer. >> we know there was an explosion based on the heat flash h at was picked up by the satellites. we know isis has taken responsibility now two or three times. we know that there is chatter among isis members saying, hey, great success for us, we brought this plane dodo. and we know that isis was thinking about bringing down a plane, wanting to bring down a plane so we know all of that. but the chatter is not specific. the chatter does not give you any confidence that these guys who are actually talking know anything about the plot or know anything about putting a bomb on a plane so we need to be cautious. >> whahamore do we need to ow? >> we need bomb fragments or bomb residue from the wreckage, or we knee intercepted communications of senior isis official who would be have na position to know what t ty did, or people involved in a plot and talking about specifics about how they did it. we need one of those two things. >> the british government is taking this very seriously. in fact, they suspended fli

allen, thanks. now with some insight into this we'll go to michael morel, former number two at the cia and now our cbs news senior security analyst. michael, what do we know and what do we not know? >> scott, what we know at this point was that there was an explosion on the aircraft. we know that from a heat flash picked up by satellites. we don't know whether that explosion was caused by a bomb or whether it was caused by an internal problem on thth aircraft such as in the fuel. we also know that isis has claimed responsibility publicly. and we also know that u.s. intelligence has picked up conversations among isis m mbers saying that they brought the plane down. but there's not enough specificity in those conversations to give you confidence that theuys actually know what they're talking about. so scott, i was a cia analyst for 33 years, and this is not enough information to make a definitive judgment that a bomb brought down the aircraft. we're still going to have to wait and see. >> and what would be enough information? >> scott, either forensic evidence, bomb residue or bomb fragments, or convers