anything you want to say to ahmed about m.i.t. and what kind of place it would be should he want to check you out there? >> ahmed, i'm so happy that you're coming out on top and i just want to say by the way you are my ideal student -- a creative independent thinker like you is the kind of person who should be becoming a physicist. as a theoretical physicist i would love if you took an interest in the mathematical side although you're clearly adept with your hands and building things so i hope you'll think about theoretical physics. if there's any possibility that you can visit us at m.i.t. i would love to give you a tour of the center for theoretical physics and the institute for astrophysics and i'm hearing from my former advisors at harvard college that they would love for you to come to the center for astrophysics, the harvard smithsonian center so i hope you'll visit us in cambridge. it would be fantastic to have you. you are the kind of student that we want at places like m.i.t. and harvard. >> ahmed, are you going to -- obv

anything you want to say to ahmed about m.i.t.hat kind of place it would be should he want to check you out there? >> ahmed, i'm so happy that you're coming out on top and i just want to say by the way you are my ideal student -- a creative independent thinker like you is the kind of person who should be becoming a physicist. as a theoretical physicist i would love if you took an interest in the mathematical side although you're clearly adept with your hands and building things so i hope you'll think about theoretical physics. if there's any possibility that you can visit us at m.i.t. i would love to give you a tour of the center for theoretical physics and the institute for astrophysics and i'm hearing from my former advisors at harvard college that they would love for you to come to the center for astrophysics, the harvard smithsonian center so i hope you'll visit us in cambridge. it would be fantastic to have you. you are the kind of student that we want at places like m.i.t. and harvard. >> ahmed, are you going to -- obviously

ahmed was somehow in handcuffs. president obama praised him for his ingenuity, invited him to the white house, he also received a shout-out from facebook chief mark zuckerberg. the only thing ahmed was guilty of is being a muslim in america. if aimmediate was her child she would be upset bud she said do i not fault the police and the school of looking into what they thought was a threat, ahmed is joining us from mountain view, california, taking some time out to visit google. on friday mark spoke with you on friday, went on to say that he learned when you introduced your clock in the earlier class he, the teachers liked it. not until you introduced the clock in a later class that the teacher thought your clock was suspicious and asked to you put it away. what happened. >> i brought my clock to school and the teacher thought it was a threat to her because in her eyes it looked suspicious. the clock is built from scram, scrap found around the house. some of the boards were already manufactured but yes it was put toget

ahmed's three-day suspension from school stands. got the chance to talk about what happened in school on monday after the teacher confiscated the clock saying it looked like a bomb. >> at what point did you find out that you were in trouble? >> the point where i saw a police officer and the principal. >> they came into your classroom? >> yes, and they took me out. i got all my stuff. >> they said get your stuff and come with us and where did you go? >> i went to an interrogation room filled with four other officers. it's a school resource room. >> they put you in a chair and there's five officers total and the principal. did you ask them if you could call your parents? >> yes. >> and what did they say? >> they told me no you can't call your parents here. you're in the middle of an interrogation at the moment. >> what did they ask you? >> they asked me a couple of times is it a bomb? and i answered a couple of times it's a clock. >> and that didn't seem to satisfy them? >> no. >> how long were you in that room? >> about an hour 25 mi

ahmed had a starring role. >> now we are going to talk with ahmed muhammed. >> i have a quick note tochers they are watching. please don't be alarmed this isn't a wall of explosives behind us. >> this won't be my last invention. >> something tells me we have not heard the last from ahmed muhammed. >> mark zuckerburg offered him to visit facebook. the president invited him to visit the white house. there must be no gray area in this story. marc cuban spoke with ahmed and had this to say on real time with bill maher. >> he is from dallas. i talked to the people in the school district. the kid is super smart kid, science geek. we talked about science. while i am talking to him on the phone as i asked him a question tell me what happened? i am curious, right? his sister over his shoulder you could hear her giving him the anticipateses. >> ahmed's sister told the daily beast, quote, i got suspended from school for three-days from the stupid same district from the girl saying i wanted to blow up the school, something i had nothing to do with. ahmed's family removed him and two siblings out

there's rallies outside macarthur high where ahmed attended today.ad scarves and stuff. but i don't get the sense that the islamic center of irving which is the major mosque in irving is coordinating that. in fact, you know, like you kind of referred to, the mosque has always sort of tried to kind of stay away from controversy, even when the mayor and other public officials in irving were making a lot of, you know, possibly inflammatory remarks about muslims. the mosque would do things like invite her to dinner. so i don't know if they're going to organize protests or not. i haven't seen it. >> finally, are there folks there who are embarrassed by this event, who sort of want to send a message thafshing, this is not the sum total of irving, texas? >> there's a lot of people in city hall that i talked to privately, that they don't put their names out there for fear of losing their jobs, but they're absolutely mortified. irving is actually a pretty normal city. you know, the politics can get a little crazy, but the people in city hall, the police on th

ahmed had a racial factor.hen you have a device that looks like a bomb and you have a muslim child, that is a recipe for disaster. president obama handled it very professionally by inviting him to the white house. mark zuckerberg has invited him to facebook. i read something about an internship. many people are realizing that technologically, this young child was very talented in the field of science. i agree with the previous colors as well. --ald trump's comments were the comments made to donald trump were ferocious. his lack of correcting the speaker was plain sickening. that's all i wanted to say. everyone, have a good time. 9/11 was an inside job howard stern rules. host: this young man's civil rights were stepped on. john is calling in on the republican line from new york. i'm a retired ranger. i don't have anything against muslims. the school has to -- they are not trained in explosives. the family should not send him to school with that. i'm surprised the science --cher did not have an idea when the pol

hooper, the police chief indicated he'd be meeting with ahmed's family this afternoon.ily gotten any kind of apology from police? i mean, do you think that they deserve an apology? >> well, they clearly deserve an apology, and they may deserve more than that when this is finished. i haven't seen any apologies coming from officials. we are connecting the family with legal advice. we've been with the family since yesterday. and, you know, we'll do what's needed to make sure that his rights are protected and that this doesn't carry with him throughout the rest of his life. can you imagine being forced at 14 years old to do the perp walk in handcuffs out of your school in front of everybody? i think the president was right to invite him to the white house. i think if he goes to the white house, this may help get rid of that stigma that he's now facing in school. >> the response online, as you mentioned, has been overwhelming, going all the way up to the white house. and i want to play what white house spokesperson josh earnest said today. take a listen to what he said. >> i

the hash tag i stand with ahmed was tweeted half a million times. facebook founder mark zuckerberg invited him to stop by and president obama tweeted cool clock ahmed. want to bring it to the white house? we should inspire more kids like you to like science. it is what makes america great. >> i didn't think i would be getting any supporters because i was muslim. i didn't think anybody would care. >> reporter: ahmed may get the last laugh in all of this. google has sent him a tweet. they are very interested in meeting him. the company says hey ahmed, we are saving a seat for you at this week's google science fair. you want to come? bring your clock. #istandwithahmed. >>> first it was a chicken and now it is a duck causing mischief on a bay area freeway. the chp tweeted this pick of a duck in the back of the cruiser. and this little gal was wandering around i-80. the duck was captured and taken to an animal shelter. you may remember two weeks ago it was a chicken when chip the chicken wondered into the bay bridge toll plaza. >>> something going wrong

so everybody, please welcome ahmed mohamed. (cheers and applause) hello, man, have a seat. ahmed.ice, nice standing ovation. isn't that nice. >> yeah, it's really nice. >> larry: i know. you are such a cool he i had. great to have you here. before we start, i just have a quick note to your teachers, please don't be alarmed, this isn't a wall of explosives behind us, okay? i just-- these are just some clocks with times from around the world. we're absolutely safe. i swris want to make that clear. okay. okay, first things first. how long did it take you to make that bomb? (laughter) i mean, it looks like a pretty complicated explosive device. >> 20 minutes. >> larry: so you wanted to make a clock s that how it started. >> yeah. >> larry: what was your thinking, had you made a clock before. >> no. >> larry: really sm. >> yeah. >> larry: so why did you want to make a clock. >> it was something really simple to make. >> larry: because it doesn't look simple. that thing looks pretty complicated. did you have to look it up. >> no, i didn't have to look it up. the only thing to look up wa

and google makes good on its promise to ahmed mohammed. the teen is the skrernt center of the show on campus. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at "cbs news" headquarters in new york thanks, for joining us. pope frances fly there is havana to gen his u.s. visit in washington. it's his first visit ever to the u.s. he will wrap up his stay in tooub cuba with another mass weijia jiang is in washington. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. good morning, everybody. pope frances has a patched schedule during his stay here in the united states. he will spend two days here in the nation's capital where he will receive a rare presidential welcome when he arrives. pope frances arrives to the patron saint santiago this morning. monday frances blessed the city. during his visit. the spokesman says his choice to travel to the u.s. from here is more about reconciliation. "the decision to make a trip to both countries, truly is a strong message to encourage this process that has subsequent steps, requests he says. in d.c., wher

. >>> and later, stand with ahmed, the teener bringing a block to school. we start, though, with developing news on wall street. the dow jumped over 150 points this afternoon after a major decision by the federal reserve sent markets skyrocketing, but at the closing bell the dow landed back in negative territory. this all comes as the federal reserve chair janet yellen announced that the fed will keep its interest rates close to zero, rather than raising them, for the first time in nine years. all right. nbc's gabe gutierrez in chile is with us. we're going to him for an update on that. >> reporter: things are back to normal here at santiago's airport but coastal communities here in chile are still assessing the damage. at a magnitude of 8.3, this was the strongest earthquake this year. more than a million people evacuated. fearing a tsunami, parts of the coast saw waves up to 15 feet. the quake was centered 175 miles from santiago, chile's capital city, and a tsunami alert expired here in chile. but advisories were issued as far off as hawaii and southern

. >>> and google makes good on its promise to ahmed mohammed. the texas teen arrested for bringing a home-made clock to school is the center of the show on a visit to the tech giant's campus. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at "cbs news" headquarters in new york. thanks for joining us. i'm anne-marie green. pope frances arrives in the united states this afternoon after wrapping up his visit to cuba. the pope flies from havana to begin his u.s. visit in walk. it's frances' first visit ever to the u.s. he'll wrap up his stay in cuba with another mass. beside walk the pope will visit new york and philadelphia. weijia jiang is in washington. good morning, weijia. >> reporter: good morning to you anne-marie and good morning to everybody. pope frances has a packed scheduled during his stay here in the united states. he will spend two days nation's will receive a rare presidential welcome when he arrives. pope frances arrives to the patron saint santiago this morning. monday frances blessed the city. during his visit. he stayed away from a

he said, ahmed, if you'd ever love to come by facebook, i'd love to meet you. keep building. the mayor of irving, texas, defended the action saying i do not fault the school or the police for looking into what they saw as a potential threat. but she said that she hopes mohamed will not feel at all discouraged from pursuing his talent in electronics and engineering. >>> straight ahead, 9/11 lives. a comedian is busted for lying about escaping from the world trade center on september 11th. in "moneywatch," talks of a bubble fear merger. then tap, swipe, and go. ♪ ♪ dads don't take sick days, dads take nyquil severe dave, i'm sorry to interrupt. i gotta take a sick day tomorrow. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, fever, best sleep with a cold, medicine. listerine® total care strengthens teeth, after brushing, helps prevent cavities and restores tooth enamel. it's an easy way to give listerine® total care to the total family. . forecast in some cities around the country. >>> on the cbs "moneywatch," a major settlement with grandma over a deadly defect. >>> and

"cool clock, ahmed. want to bring it to the white house." >> are you going to the white house, my friend? >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: and at wednesday's presidential debate. >> i don't think a 14-year-old should get arrested for bringing a clock to school. >> these are some of my other projects. >> reporter: ahmed said he believes his ethnicity and name played a role in what happened. the ninth grader would like an apology but says he's looking for a new one. >> the school is a hostile environment for me. i can't go there normally anymore. >> reporter: police say the only reason the teen was arrested was because the device looked suspicious. >> we live in an age where you can't take things like that to school. >> reporter: as for ahead, he's having a good time with his newfound fame and says he's just getting started. >> i have 13 other inventions and one of the other inventions might change the world and the other two might make a big difference. >> that was nbc's janet shyamalan report

the founder 0 of facebook, the future belongs to people like ahmed. clock, ahmed. want to bring to to the white house? >> going to the white house? >> yes. >> reporter: and wednesday night's presidential debate -- >> i don't think a 14-year-old should ever get arrested for bringing a clock to school. >> some of my other projects. >> reporter: ahmed believes his ethnicity and name played a role in what happened. the ninth played a role in what happened. he wants an apology from the school but also said he's looking for a new one. >> this is a hostile environment. >> reporter: the police say the only reason he was arrested was because the device looked suspicious. as for ahmed, he's having a good time with his newfound fame and says he's just getting started. >> i have 13 other inventions, and one of those inventions might change the world. and the other two might make a big difference. >> that was nbc reporting from houston, texas. up next, lindsey graham brought his standup routine to the debate stage. we have the highlights, plus the punch lines from

i stand with ahmed. and i believe he might be going to the white house. >> president obama did invite him. >> there we go. >>> time now is 4:50. a software bug finds its way into ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> let's fly around the bay today. with the passage of the rain, the temperatures will rebound with lots of sunshine. 60s at the coast, 70s across the peninsula, up to near 80 degrees in morgan hill. good morning, east bay! your temperatures will top off in the low 80s slightly below average, benicia upper 70s. across the bay to the northern portion of our district, 60s in stinson beach, 70s in san rafael. napa in the low 80s. and today, with the abundance of sunshine 81 in windsor. lake poured 79. >>> we have this motorcycle we are watching on the altamont pass. chp says it's blocking one lane of traffic west 580 at grant line. i'll have an update on this, give you some alternatives to the backups with "kcbs traffic." >>> all right, liza. here's something you don't see often in the traffic report. take a loo

still suspended in thursday, ahmed is planning to transfer schools. janet shamlian, nbc news, houston. >> nbc news learned general motors reached a major deal with the feds over faulty ignition switches in gm vehicles that led to the deaths of over 100 people. the agreement says the company failed to obey federal laws that had prompt disclosure with safety issues. they will pay a fine over $500 million. no current or former gm employees will be charged. >>> in europe, the crisis took an ugly turn as hungarian police turned teargas and water on refugees and migrants, including women and children desperate to cross the border. many escaped war. all survived a long and dangerous journey to see the door to a better life violently slammed in her faces. our chief foreign correspondent richard engel was in the middle of it all today. >> reporter: they made it this far. but got here too late. hundreds of migrants and refugees are now stranded on the wrong side of the hungarian border, sealed off this week. dreams of a better life in western europe now blocked

the future belongs to people like ahmed.ded, ahmed if you ever want to come by facebook i would love meet you, keep building. >> there is some good news to end this story. the police department there announced they would not file any criminal charges against ahmed. it even sounds ridiculous saying it. soon after he tweeted a thank you saying quote, i really didn't think people would care about a muslim boy. >> as we mention it was a personal project. it was something he was doing, it seems like a hobby and wanted to show it off because it was cool. >> the story has prompted a trending hash tag standwithahmed. lots of people are sharing their support for the teen. one woman wrote, keep being creative and brilliant. we need more kids like you. >> another person writes, way to discourage creativity and instill fear in the mind of bright child. had f his name were alex this wouldn't be an issue, standwithahmed. still to come right here, hundreds have gone missing without word since. now families of those who have disappeared fro

and inspiring kids like ahmed to pursue their dreams. get involved. >> they were afraid this would taint him and follow him through life, but i think it's just the opposite now that this negative can turn into a positive, empowering thing for the rest of his life that may help him succeed in life. >> a darker part of this story also is the mayor of irving, texas. the mayor posted a statement saying that "i do not fault the school or the police for looking into what they saw as a potential threat." but it was earlier this year that this same mayor at a conservative campaign event apparently against sharia law in irving, texas, warned of a creeping muslim takeover of texas. appeared to glenn beck's show. let me play what happened there. >> okay. >> so what do you want people to do? >> i think you need to put your foot down and say this is america. we have -- we have laws here already. >> your response to that? >> yeah, i think it's so clear that this incident is just a symptom of the growing islamophobia in america as evidenced by this kin

alina machado is "outfront." >> reporter: this is ahm ahmed mohamed being led away in handcuffs afterng accused of having a bomb which was nothing more than his latest invention. >> i guess everyone knows, i'll the person who built a clock and got in a lot of trouble for it. >> reporter: authorities released this picture of the clock. ahmed said he made it using a pencil case and was excited to show it off at school. >> i built the clock to impress my teacher but when i showed it to her, she thought it was a threat to her, so -- so it was really sad that she took the wrong impression of it and i got arrested for it later that day. >> reporter: the chief of the urban police department said that officers took ahmed into custody because of the devices, quote, suspicious appearance, but by wednesday the police announced there would be no charges filed against the 14-year-old. >> the follow-up investigation revealed the device, apparently, was a homemade experiment and there's no evidence to support the perception he intended to create alarm. >> reporter: the mayor of irving defended the a

so that leads us back to ahmed in dissent. why do you think 24/7 drone surveillance would be okay, in light of the incredibly purr swaseive arguments that your colleagues made on the other side? >> well, i think in jones, the concurring opinion that greg referred to, alito's concurrence, had more to do with aggregation, than it did with individual collection. and so, again, to what extent is there a drone will iffing yfoll around and that's getting stored somewhere. or is it just following you around and surveilling you in case you pull out a knife, it will zap you with an electroshock? i don't know. in terms of, i just don't see -- i forget, actually, david, what your argument was. i just don't see the current doctrine not allowing something that is -- it's not the 24/7 that -- that -- that takes the government action past constitutional limitations. in fact, you could probably say the drone is like a cop waiting outside of your house, et cetera. and i limited my answer to the fourth eaamendment. i think the first amendment i

he made time to tour san francisco, stop at in and out, and go to google. >> tonight ahmed tweeted this photo with google's co-founder and next up for the teen a visit to the white house in october at president obama's invitation. >>> tonight there's word that apple is fastraking its electric car project code-named titan. wall street journal is reporting the cupertino company has set a target ship date for 2019 and it's been given permission to triple the 600 person team. >> of course, it's still speculative, but it does appear that apple is at least looking into creating its own car or perhaps partnering with an auto manufacturer. apple would design certainly the software and the user interface of all the electronics, but they probably won't manufacture their own car. >> rumors have been swirling since this mysterious minivan popped up on the streets of concord. earlier this year the dmv says that it is leased to apple. >>> tonight we'll take you inside the secret world on the internet called the dark web. it's a place where you can buy and sell illegal things anonymously. kpix5's chri

"cool clock, ahmed. want to bring it to the white house?" at a news conference late this afternoon, ahmed accepted. >> yes. >> reporter: despite all of the criticism, the police here say, you simply cannot president too careful these days and the school agreed. they suspended ahmed for three days. he says he's now looking for a new school. david? >> ryan owens in texas. ryan, thank you. >>> now, to a real flash point overseas tonight. we have been reporting here on the refugees, the worst crisis in europe since world war ii. and tonight, families blocked at the border, riot police launching tear gas, water cannons and this little boy hit. dropping to his knees after the tear gas. countless children caught in the chaos. abc's mary bruce reports in from the border between hungary and serbia tonight. >> reporter: the standoff on the border tonight, erupting. desperate refugees breaking through the gate, trying to force their way into hungary. only to be met by tear gas and water cannons. some of the most innocent caught in the middle. the refug

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the white house even extended an invite to ahmed.experts say it appears the device if ahmed's computer brief case is actually a 1980s alarm clock from radioshack. watch. >> all he did was remove the plastic case from the alarm clock. this is not an invention. this is not something that someone built. or even assembled. >> texas police say they have more information about the device but can't release it because ahmed's a minor and his family won't agree to it. but the union said this. listen. >> he wants to see how far he can get with the device and see what kind of alarm he could get. as you can see now, he's got what he asked for. >> ahmed still plans to bring the device with him to meet the president in d.c. >> trace, thank you. when you're not confident your company's data is secure, the possibility of a breach can quickly become the only thing you think about. that's where at&t can help. at at&t we monitor our network traffic so we can see things others can't. mitigating risks across your business. leaving you free to focus on wh

ahm ahmed muhammad. >> his father is meeting with police and his principal to discuss this which led to a three day suspense of school. >>> and now an appearance by jimmy carter, had the second of four treatments formal melanoma and is not having any effects. he had a small tumor removed from his liver last month and then tests showed small melanoma spots on his brain, part of the treatment is drinking 64 ounces of fluid every day and it keeps him in the restroom a lot. a new government report says that a third of all american children eat pizza or fast food every day. what is the same as the numbers in the 1 990s. experts say they are a big factor in childhood obesity. >>> the "wheel of fortune" wheel may be mobile is rolling into philadelphia. you can head to the claire ige hotel at park place and the boardwalk saturday from 1:00 until 4:00, fans of america's number one syndicated series will be close chosen to play a simulate the version of the game. >>> once again the wheel mobile will be at the claire ige motel from 12:00 until 4:00. >>> toys "r" us says they will he hire 40,000

you can hear more from ahmed mohamed tomorrow on "cbs this morning." tonight, the stakes are high for the top 11 candidates for the republican presidential nomination as they meet for a second time in a prime-time debate, this one at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. major garrett is there for us tonight. major. >> reporter: the matinee debate has begun featuring the four republicans saddled with the lowest poll numbers in this race, and, therefore, desperate for attention. but even some republicans on the prime-time stage also hungry for attention have had to resort to some old-fashioned campaign gimmickry. kentucky senator rand paul fired an ar-15 at the federal tax code this morning to grab attention and take another shotta g.o.p. front-runner donald trump. >> i think if you get trump, you get more of the same, and i don't think everybody sees that yet but i see him as the consummate insider. i see him as someone who buys and sells politicians. he's a classic narcissist who thinks he is so smart and so all-powerful t

of facebook mark zuckerberg posted the future belongs to people like ahmed.nd added if you ever want to come by facebook, ahmed, i'd love to meet you. keep building. president obama weighed in tweeting cool clock ahmed. want to bring it to the white house? we should inspire more kids like you to like science. it's what makes america great. now, police say the case is closed and that they will not be pursuing charges against the teen. we also know his family has retained legal counsel and is contemplating what steps if any they will take next. jake. >> alina machado, thanks. that's it for me and the lead. our thanks to all the wonderful people here at the reagan library and museum especially nancy reagan. i now turn you over to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> happening now, teaming up on trump. the front runner donald trump was at center stage which meant he got it from both sides of the gop debate. did his rivals manage to knock him down a peg? trump is due to speak shortly. we're standing by. fiorina on fire after personal insults, former business

he posted ahmed if you ever want to come by facebook, i'd love to meet you. keep building. ahmed might have as to squeeze that in. he now has an invite from the white house, as well. who comes first? >> still to come, a special honor for the victim of a high- profile san francisco shooting. the tribute the city is planning for kate steinle and the question we have for the mayor about it. >> and the bay area football legend throws his political support be,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the mayor of san francisco wants to put up a memorial to kate steinle the woman shot and killed on pier 14 allegedly by an undocumented immigrant. as tragic as the killing was it is an unusual circumstance for the city. kpix 5's phil matier went to talk to the mayor about it. phil what did he say? >> it's interesting. because as far as we can remember this isth never happened before. there's been some pretty horrific crimes here that people might want to memorialize. we asked the mayor what made this thing so special. here's what his answer was. >> she was somebody that was innocent, killed on our streets. >

actually, i looked way nerdier than ahmed.ld young larry's ass to be honest. >> but look here is a kid who was doing everything right, excelling in school, building clocks in his free time, that is what he likes to do, and new york city is about to spend $80 million to get kids interested in computer science and here is a kid who is already interested for free. >> all right, well let me see what in clock looks like. hmm. all right. well, it might look like something jack bauer might have to disarm, maybe. but once we determine the fact it is a clock that doesn't count down how does he end up in handcuffs. >> let's just say it. there is no way the school would have done this if he wasn't muslim. keep it 100. i mean, seriously, in texas you can drive through chill filet, chick-fil-a sporting an ar-15 and nobody bats an eye. they just ask if you would like waffle fries wit, right? >> but look this is the nightly show we have to be fair. which is why it's time for our new segment, five reasons this might not have been completely i

still suspended in thursday, ahmed is planning to transfer schools. nbc news, houston. >>> it was a car defect that led to the deaths of over 100 people and one the government said general motors knew of but kept to it self-for a very long time. tonight nbc news has learned gm has reached a major settlement with the feds over the faulty ignition switches. and our justice correspondent pete williams has late details. >> the agreement to be announced tomorrow settles charges that the company failed to obay federal laws requiring prompt disclosure of safety problems. last year gm began recalling 2.5 million cars with ignition switches that could suddenly shut off the engine, cutting off the power to the airbags an the power steering and brakes, causing crashes. but prosecutors say the company knew about the problem for more than a decade before reporting it. gm has since determined that the switches caused accidents that led to 14 deaths and 273 injuries. the family of this nursing student who died in her chevy cobalt said it has been an ordeal. >> quite

mark zuckerberg wrote the future belongs to people like ahmed.ve to meet you. even president obama asked to meet him tweeting, cool clock, ahmed. want to bring it to the white house? the teen's story even a topic on last night's republican debate. >> did you ever see the discrimination part? >> i don't think a 14-year-old should ever get arrested for bringing a clock to school. >> it's unclear if he's going to return to the same school. he says he wants to transfer. police were initially holding on to it as evidence but they tell us it's ready forev ahmed to pi it up. >> now amara walker has the 360 bulletin. >> a 360 follow. general motors will pay a $900 million federal fine to settle criminal charges over a defective ignition switch in cars. gm has already admitted it knew about the problem nearly a decade before millions of cars were recalled. >>> at least 11 people have died after a magnitude 8.3 quake in chile. the quake triggered the evacuation of 1 million people due to a tsunami alert. >>> the federal reserve is keeping interest rates ne