that frustrates kasey ackerman. >> he is in general population right now.ut they want to keep me behind this door. it's not right, you know what i'm saying? i feel like i'm being punished and at this point all i can do is prepare my mind for the worst and hope for the best. >> you going to be all right? >> in the next cell over, brian singletary is also frustrated with being in confinement, and it's only been a little more than a day now. when he first arrived at intake, jail officials confiscated suspicious tax forms that he claimed were part of his legal paperwork and he wants them back. >> the only thing she did not put in there is some type of tax form. is that what you were talking about? >> the tax stuff, see, all that stuff is part of my case. see, i got a lot of my stuff in here already. >> just relax, singletary. i'm going to go down myself. >> i got more of the same stuff right here. all this is part of my case. it's my federal case. i got more stuff down here but what i'm saying is i have a motion and some more pertinent documents that i need tha

. >> reporter: and sara, jeanine ackerman grew up here.er family is here and a big part of the community. owning several businesses, including holly acres that i'm in front of right now. members of the community learned that she was killed during work place violence in florida. saturday in this this upscale florida shopping center miami dade police believe equinox managers 39-year-old jeanine ackerman and a 42-year-old became the targets of the recently fired employee who shot and killed them. wilson then turned the gun on himself. the story made national news. and here in monroeville in new jersey, those who knew south jersey native, jeanine ackerman, were shocked. >> i had to double check at the picture. she definitely looked the same. >> reporter: ackerman, a 2000 graduate of woodstown high school was a star field hockey player and played for michigan state. she later got her masters at florida international university in hospitality. and worked at top hotels in miami, eventual taking a job as general manager at equinox. the ackerman fa

kills himself, ackerman, a moon rowville native died at the scene. those working described the shock of hearing the gunfire. >> never heard gunshots before so i didn't know what it was but i heard a series. and people all of a sudden around me started reacting and screaming, my legs froze. at a certain moment i didn't know whether to walk to the right or left or drop on the floor. >> the second employee who was shot later died at the hospital. >>> on your radar, a great start to your work week. right there in wilmington, you're going to love the next couple days. is here with the forecast simply music to our ears. kathy orr good to see you my friend >> welcome back, lucy good to see you, in old city we have an all full moon, beautiful out there. temperatures are very comfortable if you have the chance to get outdoor, it's 55, the high today, 69, believe it or not tomorrow will gotten degrees higher than that. it's 53 in the poconos, 53 in allentown, 51 in wilmington with the southerly wind in millville, it is 49 degrees. high pressure is anchored off

ackerman is a monroeville native who died right there at the scene. those working at the mall described the shock of hearing the gun fire. >> never heard gunshotswef whats but i heard a series, pop, pop , pop, pop, and then people started reacting and screaming my legs froze. i didn't know whether to walk to the right, left or just drop to the floor. >> the second employee who was shot later died at the hospital. >>> developing right now, u.s. state department is condemning barbaric attack on christian places of worship in egypt, bombs of two churches in northern egypt killed more than 40 people, and wounded more than 100 others on palm sunday day. islamic state group is claiming responsibility, for those explosions. state department officials say u.s. will continue to support egypt's security and stability in the effort to defeat terrorism. egypt's president has declared a three month state of emergency. >>> second man has been arrested in connection with the deadly terror attack that happened in sweden. four people killed, mode down by suspect, who

dan ackerman says to read the fine print. >> it my be information from bluetooth or other apps on yourporter: audio choices can reveal a lot about a person including potential clues to their religion or sexual orientation. the suit complains that by selling that information, bose is violating customer privacy. >> you would pt recommend downloading this app. >> i think people generally own load too many apps and sign up for too many services. the headphones work just fine. you don't need the app. >> reporter: bose has declined requests to comment. it's a way to speak into customers' private lives. meg oliver, cbs news, new york. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," academy award-winning producer brian grazer on his new series, "genius: on the life of albert einstein." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." does your makeup remover every kiss-proof,ff? cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena® makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need any more proof than that? neutrogena. it can seem like triggers pop

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. >> victims are 35 year-old jeanine ackerman and 42 year-old mario scoretease. he grew up in monroe, new jersey and was gym's general manager. gym says recently fired employee fatally shot both victims on saturday before turning the gun on himself. police said the managers were deliberately targeted and shooting was not random. the e-mail statement that said it was deeply saddened by death of its two employees says equinox. >>> police in delaware county are looking for a man who robbed a bank in radnor township. these are images of the robbery police shared with "eyewitness news". investigators say the man seen here in this gray colored sip up, fleece walked in the bank of america last friday, and presented a demand note to the first teller that he saw. police say that there is a reward for information leading to an arrest. >> $3,000 reward for subject's arrest and convictions. it is $3,000 reward to take this bank robber off the street. we would appreciate the community's help. >> investigators say the robber got away in a gold or silver toyota camry with penns

gym, walked into the health club around 1:00 yesterday afternoon and shot general manager janine ackerman and fitness manager mario ortiz. the gunfire sent people running for cover. shutting down this upscale mall where the gym is located. >> all of a sudden the alarm started sounding. >> get inside, get inside, we ran inside and they locked the door. >> reporter: investigators say wilson was fired earlier in the day for workplace violence and escorted out of the gym. police say he then went home and got a gun before returning. >> obviously, everybody is connecting the dots, it was his firing that caused him to do what he did. >> reporter: equinox's chairman releasing a statement on facebook, saying, "there is nothing i can say to lessen the searing pain we all feel at this terrible moment." homicide is currently the fourth leading cause of death in the workplace in the u.s. 2 million reported being the victims of workplace violence each year. >> eva, thank you. >>> when we come back, that dramatic takedown. why police arrested this woman. >>> plus, you won't believe what two people found

they say he shot jeanine ackerman and another employee before shooting and killing himself. a monroeville native, died at the scene, second employee died later at the hospital. >>> septa transit police are trying a different approach, to cracking down on the cities pan handling problem, instead of the shoeing them away, they are offering them alternatives , transit police launching pan handling initiative, what it is called, pi, they are now providing first time offenders with soaks service options, however , they are warning pan handlers they will ab rested. >>> i can't believe this, this commercial is getting more air time and more fall out, from pepsi's stupid commercial, with kendall jenner. who is now considering legal action against the maker of the commercial. and pepsi. >>> and parents can't get your baby to sleep? we know what people to you put your kid in the car and it starts driving. now it is a new crib made by a car company that you may be desperate enough to try. >> i have done. that savings at giant. only at my giant. arbreak through your allergies. try new f

janine ackerman, police say she was the manager of the gym and was killed by a disgruntled employee. another gym employee was also shot and killed. >> a battle is brewing over who would be responsible for determining legislative districts in delaware. the state senate voted in favor of handing the job to an independent commission. supporters of the bill say the change would prevent politicians for manipulating the redistricting process. >> the jewish holiday of passover begins at sundown. hundreds of residents at the madelyn and leonard abbramson center in gor sham township. they're getting ready. they'll enjoy traditional food. celebration runs for eight days. >> turning to our first alert weather, conditions are warm, winds are calm in south philadelphia. look at these images. these are live. just beautiful outside. >> gracefully turning there, warm tonight, even warmer tomorrow. tammie, we're loving it. >> you know what we need a retractible roof? i would love it, we could actually do the weather in the weather. that would be the best. let's take a look at where you live. right no

c-net editor dan ackerman it is a reminder to consumers to read the fine print. >> it can collect a lotormation, including gps information, blue tooth information, maybe information that comes from other apps on your phone. >> the lawsuit is seeking an injunction to stop the company from collecting private information. >>> nearly 50 police recruit ness camden county are sworn in today this morning, 48 officially became members of the camden county's police department. officers lined up together and took an oath to serve and protect camden county community. following the ceremony the officers went house to house, introducing themselves to residents. >>> routine traffic stop on a texas highway turns out to be anything but right teen. you see that officer talk together driver of a pickup truck when another driver, slammed into her patrol car and then spun out of control. the abilene police department is using this video as an opportunity to remind drivers to slow down when they see an emergency vehicle stopped on the side of the road. >>> a father's joy at seeing the birth of his new baby

he came back, ended up shooting jeanine ackerman and another employee at the gym before shooting and killing himself over the weekend. that is the victim from our area she grew up in monroe ville. she died at the scene. those working at that mall where that club is described hearing the shock of the gunfire. >> never heard gunshots before so i didn't know what it was. but i heard, a series, of pop, pop, pop, pop, and then people all of a sudden around me started to react and screaming my legs froze. i didn't know whether to walk to the right, walk to the left or just drop to the floor. >> reporter: that second employee who was also hit also died tragically at the hospital as well. >>> developing right now, we're following this news, in the wake of the church bombings in egypt, israel has new closed its ta va border cross nothing to egypt after warning of a imminent military attack there since that closure the israeli military says cyanide militant fired a rocket at them n1 injured. bombs at that he is two churches in northern egypt killed more than 40 people and , wounded about a hun

i want to bring in spencer ackerman at the guardian. you broke the story.ut what that would look like. >> sure thing. one thing my sources indicate is that the u.s. military is not considering using the powerful thad missile defense system, that would be too provoke tif to china worried about the radar being used as surveillance on them. instead it would look like ship based missile defense, using either u.s. or japanese ships to shoot down a missile. >> does that mean they would be living off the north korea coast? >> they don't necessarily have to live off the coast but they would be in potentially the sea of japan. they would be in particularly if it's japanese ships against the missile test, it would have to be the missile transiting over japanese waters. >> is donald trump more willing to say yes than predecessors. >> if seems if it's being briefed to congress it's in a fairly advanced stage where evious administrations have thought it wod bee isahlah tri. flush that out. >> the u.s. military and trump administration are looking for ways to punish the

elliott ackerman is the author of green on blue and dark at the crossing. he lives and incidental and covered the syrian wars since 2013. his writings have appeared in the new yorker, east east atlantic and the stories have been included in the best american short stories. he's a former marine and served five tours of duty in iraq and afghanistan where he received the silver star, bronze star for valor in the purple heart. welcome everybody. [applause] when we think about the arab spring, it's this thing in 2011 that started this glorious fire and it seemed to stir into asia, 18 days of furious energy, and egypt that brought down libya and laid in. yemen and bahrain restless a little bit of saudi arabia and on and on. syria stands alone. 400,000 dead, millions of refugees and displaced and a tide of anguish that has seeped into europe and across the world. still he rules. mocking a broken revolution and defined the world that is left's band. we'll begin with elliott. in your novel, very powerful, there is a moment when one of your characters a mere is decid

elliott ackerman is the author of the novels, green on blue in his new book, dark at the crossing. he lives in is stable and hass covered the syrian war since 2015. his writings have appeared in the northern, atlantic and has been included in the best american short stories. a former marine and survive tours of duty in iraq and afghanistan where he received the silver star, the bronze star valor in the purple heart. so welcome. [applause] when we think about the arab spring it is this thing in 2011 that started like this and it seemed to stir in tunisia 18 days of energy in egypt that omar qaddafi pulled from a goalie shot and laid in the suit. yemen amber rain, restless, little bit of saudi arabia and on and on. but syria stands alone. 400,000 dead, millions of refugees the tide of anguish into your across the world. and still, bashar assad rules, marking a broken revolution and defy the world that has left him standing. so, we begin with elliott in your novel is very powerful there is a moment when one of your characters is deciding he's in turkey in deciding do i go back to syri