alison: thank you. so this government hacking case certainly a concern to thousands of government workers. who are now worried about identity theft. leon: for good reason. tom brown spoke to workers can'ts the coverage. what are -- workers and continues the coverage. what are you hearing? tom: unprecedented. at the ronald reagan worker here. every worker in the building with tens of thousands of others in the d.c. area could be affected by the data breach. employees i talk to are hearing things like not just their social security numbers could have been compromised by wage information e-mails family information even. old military information. that could be compromised. needless to say there are a number of workers very concerned about this. we went to the american federation of government employees union that represents a lot of federal workers who say basically, this data breach from what they have seen is the worst they have seen. >> it's a very, very serious breach. the implication and the potential

alison: maybe. leon: awesome. alison: incredible. well, it can show you what it looks like on the street anywhere in the world. but still ahead find out where google wants to take you now. >> would like to take the f.b.i. from downtown washington to springfield. presenting new information saying it will make things quicker for a lot of people. i'm jeff goldberg. i will explain coming up. leon: but first a look at what is coming up tonight on abc. let's say this is your tv. and these are the channels you pay for with cable. maybe you're getting tons of science and animals when you're really into movies. or every children's show on the planet, when you don't have any kids. well now with fios there's a new way to customize your tv just pick the types of channels you like best. like sports. or entertainment or news mix and match, or get them all. you build your tv package, a pay for what you want, and not for what you don't. now fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv. starting at $74.99 per month with no annual contract.

alison: exactly. steve: it is cloudy injury and for those that my be heading to the baseball game this evening i think the likelihood for more substantial delays and maybe even a cancellation not out of the question as they heavier rains are on the way here at you can see with the heaviest rain is located right now across southern maryland. charles county, areas in red and yellow, that is the heaviest. now moving into waldorf in making its way to brandywine. total amounts. the darker the green, the more rain is falling. we have rainfall totals upwards of an inch per hour and lesser amounts with a lighter blue. as you get closer to the metro area, that is what we have are the anything right now. all of this will eventually lift off towards the north and west. that is why we are looking for wet roadways in the potential for delays for the baseball game later on tonight. 61 degrees at dulles. lexington park, maryland at 62. this is our forecast for the nationals game. it sits right on through. temperatur

alison: we'll investigate. coming up at "abc7 news at 4:00", it turns out superheros can come with fur and four legs. how a dog is getting credited with saving his owner's life. jonathan: consumer alert for airline travelers. why you ma jonathan: i want to show you something. cool sight in eastern china. isn't that cool? an abandoned village that is almost entirely covered with boston ivy vines. it's not like a chia pet. that is aye i have growing. photographer captured the images and said it took several hours by boat to get to the abandoned village. alison: beautiful. jonathan: if somebody moves back in they have a big job. alison: a lot of work. a service dog in new york is being called a hero after throwing himself between his owner and around on coming school bus. jonathan: the dog's owner is visually impaired and they are both recovering from injuries. lindsay janice has more. reporter: meet sigo, a golden retriever that made a golden save. >> we have a female with her service dog that has been struck by

alison: so cute! that is 2-year-old kie pulling that entire airplane with a little bit of help from the rock. he said on his instagram page the little girl was visiting the set of his new movie and she wanted to pull it by herself. so there you go. jonathan: she is adorable. look at the guns on her. that little girl made pulling a plane look like a breeze. tonight the university of maryland creating its own breeze. stronger than a breeze. they are trying to prepare for hurricanes and the way they are doing that is building a wind tunnel that shows them the damage it can cause. abc7's sam sweeney got a first-hand look as he stood in the tunnel. sam: a one of a kind piece of technology in the washington d.c. area. a wind tunnel responsible for development from everything of airplanes to olympic uniforms. today it shows us the power of the hurricane. so i suited up and i went in. >> about 30 miles an hour right now. going to go to 40. the photographer is getting pushed away. going to get out now. now we

alison: all right. we look forward to that. thank you. meanwhile, the former head of the international monetary fund is no longer facing charges. dominic strauss-kahn had been accused of organizing sex parties with prostitutes in france and belgium. but he always said he didn't know they were prostitutes. he was cleared in france because of a lack of evidence. jonathan: a 6-year-old girl is back with her mother after being detained by airport police in paris for three days. again, she is 6 years old. attorneys for the family say that the girl had the necessary documentation as she was traveling as unaccompanied minor from cameroon to the airport. her mother was waiting to pick her up but the paris airport authorities mistakenly thought the girl's passport was a fake. france has been cracking down on child tracking in recent months. she was released to her mother this morning. alison: president obama went to capitol hill to push for his ambitious trade bill but hours later it went back to drawing board a

head back to alison. alison: thank you, steve. the heat is causing problems for some commuters out there because rail and csx issued heat-related speed rediction on the camden and the brunswick line for the remainder of the day. prepare for delays. leon: in other news, funeral services were held for three family members murdered in a northwest d.c. home last month. at this point one arrest has been made in the death of savvas savopoulos and his wife amy and their 10-year-old son phillip. rebecca cooper is in the northwest to look at how the family is being remembered. rebecca? rebecca: this massive church was filled to capacity. hundreds came here today. not only to by a their respect at the funeral but to show support for the two daughters left behind. they were at boarding school when the rest of their family was murdered. today they gathered to say goodbye. government business and the community leaders all came to pay respect to the family friends say gave so much back to the region. >> their accomplishments. they wanted to hel

alison: thank you. well some residents in arlington are raising concern today about a particular set of flyers that have been seen around the area. leon: northern virginia burrow chef jeff goldberg tells us the person behind the flyers is an irritating mystery. jeff: the flyers are filled with antisemitic statements, nonsensical rambling adding up to a conclusion. >> racist. >> jews overthrow u.s. >> they popped up in the neighborhood yesterday morning. >> as first recorded on the site they were found along 16 and edison street north in the way cross wood lawn section of arlington and were dropped at the nearby virginia hospital center. >> i lived in the neighborhood for 32 years. we never had an incident like that. >> arlington misare aware of the situation but at this point no crime has been committed. it's also not the first time this has happened in arlington. just last week the same flyers were found in one chevy chase neighborhood as well as dover springs. >> that was news to me. jeff: the questio

alison: thank you. a wildlife park in africa is confirming that an american was mauled to death by a lion. the lion leapt through the window. leon: the friends, finally and the local politicians packed a d.c. church to pay respects for three members of the salve -- savapoulos family who were killed in an apparent extortion attempt two weeks ago. rebecca cooper has more. rebecca: well, the bells have been tolling here just now at st. sofia as they did after the funeral. the church was filled to capacity. so many coming together to stay farewell to a family that was beloved. the church members pay homage to a family known for the community and one another. >> i remember the son met the medical archbishop of the greek orthodox church. >> same for you and me. not because he had money. >> the dignitaries, muriel bowser and others mixed with the hundreds attending. including the young boy in the coat and tie to say goodbye to the fourth grade friend phillip. the young women holding tight to loved ones with th

alison: that is because the cat is in charge.eline beat out 700 other cats in an online contest to become a manager of the camp and he. he is starring in promotional videos. boss will earn about $224 a month for being cute and lazy. jonathan: that is a cute cat. alison:we are offering a way to stay cool this summer. tune into "good morning washington" because we are giving away for tickets and hersheypark. alison: one grand prize winner will win an overnight stay at the hershey lodge. just watch "good morning washington" for the clue of the morning. they go to wjla.com/contest and good luck. jonathan: if you are to head out there the next couple of days, you need a hat with a fan on it. alison: it is sticky. steve: check out the water rights. -- rides. we are going to look at what is going on out there. a lot of people getting ready to go to the beach. this is rehobeth beach. you can see a lot of people enjoying themselves this afternoon. the skies begin to clear out nicely. a little bit a son of their. it is hot and humid and on

alison: d.c. police are searching for six people who attacked a man along fifth street northwest this weekend. surveillance camera caught the attack sunday morning. d.c. police are offering a reward up to $1,000 for any information that leads to an arrest. we will have more on this. leon: a proposal was made by the sexual abuse advisory board and this is the biggest step they have taken to hold bishops accountable. the vatican has been criticized for failing to take immediate action. busy morning in court for a man accused of jumping the white house fence. hunt had two court hearings. he was stopped by secret service on april 19 when they say he popped the fence late at night. he was carrying a package later deemed harmless. his defense team is considering a plea offer. he is still in jail without bond. alison: hot but not so humid outside. meteorologist stephen tschida tschida -- meteorologist steve rudin in for doug. that is about to change, right? steve: absolutely. by this time tomorrow we wil

alison: wow! leon: it works for me. $20 on a pizza for the next 40 years is 480 pizza valued at $10,000. worth it at any price. alison: that would do it for you. leon: you know it. alison: put you over the edge. well wal-mart is raising wages for managers. hourly pay for the managers in less complex department like clothing an consumer goods go up to $10.90. those that are more complex auto care will start at $13. wal-mart raised minimum wage for all employees to $9 an hour and plans to take it to $10 by february. leon: speaking of work, did you know today is national leave the office early day? that is right. the idea is to get things done in less time and have the day to spend with family or friends or whatever. it is important to note this is an unusual national holiday. so companies everywhere are observing this. don't get up and walk out of your job or you may not have a place to come back to. alison: don't get any idea steve. do the weather first. stephen: i'm here until 11:30. it's cool tod

alison: b.m.w. is bringing a range of special programs to fedex field this week including one to promote teens staying safe behind the wheel. leon: you know we like that. we explain how the program works. reporter: so we are at fedex field for the b.m.w. ultimate driving experience. we will take a look at what is going on behind me. this is a chance for giants to get to know the -- for clients to get to know the vehicle and how to handle the road. more importantly it gives teenagers a chance to figure out how to become better drivers. >> this is the recovery. if a car were sliding out of control, what does a driver do? we want new drivers teen drivers to know exactly what that is. we cover what is called c.p.r. not the first aid but correction, pausing or a moment of waiting and a recovery. all steering-induced and vision-based. reporter: there is different courses here. you have the auto cross which is really not for the teens but for adults here this week. you that the hill. what i like to call th

alison: in arlington. it has been nearly two month since a mother of two was killed and neighbors were told not to worry. but still no arrest. abc7 wants to know why. jeff goldberg is life in arlington. he is asking questions about the bonnie back murder investigation tonight. jeff? jeff: the arlington police were back at the home of bonnie black. they say they have spent hundreds if not thousands of hours working to solve the case. they know that neighbors want answers about that is what we heard from neighbors this afternoon. arlington investigators gather evidence inside the home of bonnie black where she was found by her young children brutally stabbed and murdered seven weeks ago. >> nobody has heard anything for a quite a while. even is up in the air about it. >> even i know is anxious that it hasn't been solved toking has been told to the neighborhood. >> cany ennis lives down the street and say the arrest in the savapoulos murders in d.c. and the valardo murder in rockville have her wondering why a

alison: the smoke is gone? doug: tonight or tomorrow morning. alison: thank you. still to come one of the biggest defenders of the war in iraq may rethink that support. look at what donald rumsfeld is saying about the conflict now. leon: but first -- >> i'm trying to realize what they do every day. i can see light at the end of the tunnel. leon: a local athlete biking country to support a young man he has never man. the young man was brutalized by a beating. the emotional and the inspirational story and how you can help the cause. alison: now a look at what is coming up to alison: now an update on the braking news from earlier in the newscast. the crew just arrived at the scene of the water maine break in silver spring. it's on georgia avenue near randolph road. you can see that two lanes of georgia avenue northbound are closed. one lone heading southbound is closed as well. jamie sullivan will have an update coming up. leon: a story that is official for us to tell you about -- special for to us tell you about. 5.5 years ago brian was an honor student at the unive

alison: in d.c. mayor muriel bowser says the city finalized a deal to build a soccer stadium for d.c. united. it will be located in southwest washington. the district leaders approved spending $150 million to acquire the land for the site. d.c. united would privately finance the $287 million to build a stadium. tonight at 5:00 suzanne kennedy will have more from mayor bowser and what is next in this deal. a possible break today in the search for two killers who broke out of the new york prison four days ago. leon: state and federal law offices are investigating report of a possible sighting. abc's marci gonzalez has the latest developments. marci: officers rushing here 40 miles southeast of the prison where two inmates made an elaborate escape following up on the tip that the fugitives might be here. officers searching through dense woods around willsborough, new york, looker any sign of richard matt and david sweat after someone called police saying someone spotted two men walking along the road in

alison: alison: a new development and as to where you saw on 7. a smash and grab which wiped out a cleaning woman's life savings. as stephen tschida tells us, it looks like a might have a happy ending. reporter: this video release of two suspects who stole a cleaning woman's life-saving $10,000 and a smash and grab. >> everything hurts. reporter: he worked seven days a week for three years to save money to buy a home for her three children and herself. the realtor told her she had to take the money to the bank and open an account. while she loaded the car, the two thieves struck. >> there is a lot of crime going on around here. reporter: people donated to her go find me account and her church held a fundraiser. she says she is recouped almost all the money he lost. >> thanks to god and people into you. thanks to abc, i have been able to -- they were able to help me out. reporter: a woman said she would write her a check for $10,000 and she said no. she is already recouped which he lost in any extra money she gets at this point, she is going to get

alison: thank you. amtrak's ceo got emotional on capitol hill in a hearing about the deadly derailment in philadelphia. lawmakers grilled the amtrak officials about why the technology to slow the train was not in place. since the accident, amtrak has installed the technology on tracks it owns. in the northeast corridor. the amtrak ceo vowed to make sure it was operational. >> the greatest contribution. >> they released the preliminary report. it provided no new information on the cost of the crash. leon: another travel safety issue focused on recall of the takata air bags after a top executive dropped a bombshell saying some vehicles may need to have the air bags replaced more than once. elizabeth hur has more information. elizabeth: takata is now clear that the danger posed by the air bag is real and the outcome can be deadly. the recall involving 34 million takata air bagsliched to at least six deaths an more than 100 injuries. 11 honda makers are -- 11 auto makers are identifying which of their cars

alison: nice program. leon: two women who shared an unbreakable bond as cousins are celebrating and even stronger bond in later life as mother and daughter. muriel clayton has adopted 76er old mary smith, her cousin. clayton took her into the home after a family tragedy over 60 years ago. she wanted to adopt or a long time ago until smith's biological mother died this month out of respect. >> i said i have been thinking about adopting you. how you feel about that? her face lit up. >> "little face/" [laughter] >> it was exciting news. leon: they went down to the dallas county courthouse to officially became mother and daughter. they have some of the best genes in the world. alison: they look really good don't they? leon: she adopted a 76er old daughter. alison: at 92. let's check in with steve. leon: it feels like dallas here. steve: the heat and humidity is back again today, tomorrow and saturday. we go from the weather center. 91 in winchester. 90 at reagan national airport and at dulles. we did not break

alison: all right. thank you. the supreme court will decide whether it with 'cuz proper for a federal judge to throw out a lawsuit challenging maryland's 2011 congressional redistricting plan. today the justice decided to hear a group from the residents. they decided to hear the constitutional redistricting cases unless a single judge who considers the case decides it's frivolous or without merit. former first lady barbara bush celebrated her 90th birthday today. in honor of her special day her foundation partnered with dollar general and x-prize for a competition. the competition is to create an adult literacy app. mrs. bush is rereleasing her 1994 memoir. and the bookes forwards from each of her five children. her family will hold a gala in maine. doug: we have a new warning for paige county and shenandoah county. we have a coverage from the life rooftop camera. all the training tells me it's raining outside. alison: wow! doug: crazy, that i know that huh? rain drop on the lens of the camera that are getting bru

i'm monique the ceo of the children's services and in support of candidacy for alison of course for anwar as well as but i want to speak to albertsons expertise not only has she demonstrated through her earlier presentation a deep understanding the immigrant as a young children growing up in the project in new york by her dedicated work in san francisco for nearly 18 years serveing as the visionary and really stronger elimination of the comprehensive array of young children i think that alison brings a depth of professionalism to the mission of prop c in terms of the dcwf if providing assess and quality and the sustainability for comprehensive children's for the city i want to point out the children's services didn't receive any direct funding from t c w f but the money we get are working order from dcwf but didn't serve as a decision maker on the fund we receive from the city of san francisco. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi thank you for hearing us today, i'm molly brown part of the child funding coalition and co-chair of the committee that pit forgot s

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i'm alison harmelin. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com m alison harmelin.- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com griego. >>> well, the balloons are out already as crews are preparing for the parade later this morning. our coverage starts at 9: 30. the parade starts at 10:00. good morning, it's friday. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. we love friday. it's 4:30. we have traffic and weather. mr. brian hackney is in for roberta, who is out on the parade route. >> that's right. certainly not going to rain on that parade. quite the opposite. it could be windy and blowing, it could be cloudy. it's going to be none of those things. it's going to be a great weather day for this. 10:00 be mostly sunny skies, temperatures 60 at the beginning of the parade. mixture of sun and clouds, weather looking good. >> so far, so good on traffic. we have a lot of folks headed out to the parade today. we'll keep you updated on closures around the areas of 11th and broadway in effect as of 8:00 last night. bart a lot of people plan on taking bart so we'll kee

for stepping up trying to serve the city of san francisco in my interaction first of all for alison i'm very impressed with the way she works and as a parent she's a parent that is impacting our work and improving our service the family i strongly belief she'll be a good asset for the committee and hope you'll take our advise hoping not impacting her eligibility i want to speak for others i am impressed with her leadership and presented a lot of our committee and work has been helping us to really providing a better impact of the services to the families i strongly believe she'll be a good asset to the committee as well thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good afternoon my name is a ann i'm here to speak only above of a candidate i'm a fourth generation a teacher in school district for 15 years and a past and present resident of many neighborhoods and supporter of ann as a teacher in a hard to staff school i've served on many committees and attended countless meetings how to meet the needs of needy people rob has one of the best qualities he'll

alison? >> mark albert in washington. thank you, mark. >>> newly released documents showing the nsa spied on three recent french presidents has sparked an uproar in paris. wikileaks published the paper showing the agency eavesdropped on francois hollande as well as nicolas sarkozy, and jacques chirac. the material reveals their candid thoughts about hot button topics including espionage. american officials are holding an emergency meeting in response. >>> this morning the presidential republican contest is about to get yet another candidate. louisiana governor bobby jindal is set to make a formal announcement this evening in new orleans. his campaign is expected to highlight louisiana's growth under his governorship. the two-term governor faces an uphill fight. it would make him the 13th candidate to join the field. >>> coming on the "morning news" new help with e-mail etiquette. g-mail saves you the embarrassment of sending an e-mail you didn't want to send. >>> and a truck that offers a front seat view for other drivers

alison? >> mark albert in washington. thank you, mark. >>> newly released documents showing the nsa spied on three recent french presents has sparkedianspark sparked an uproar in paris. it reveals hot button topics including espionage. american officials are holding an emergency meeting in response. >>> this morning the presidential republican contest is about to get another candidate. louisiana governor bobby ginnjindal is expected to announce his run. it would make him the 13th gop candidate to join the field. >>> coming on the "morning news," new help. g-mail saves you the embarrassment of sending an e-mail you didn't want to send. >>> and a truck offers a scene for drivers. this is the "cbs morning news." if your bladder is calling the shots ... you may have a medical condition called overactive bladder ... ...or oab you've got to be kidding me. i've had enough! it's time to talk to the doctor. ask your doctor how myrbetriq may help treat... ...oab symptoms of urgency frequency, and leakage. which may mean fewer trips

thanks s i'm alison harmelin.tching, have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> eyewitness news begins with breaking news a teenage girl vanishes in the woods and police are searching for chestnut hill area trying to find her. >>> good morning it is thursday june 11th aim quarter von tiehl. >>> i'm natasha brown in for ukee washington. federal investigators say engineer on the derailed amtrak train was not calling or texting on his cell phone but they have more questions about what happened. >>> time to mourn local county community grieves after a tragedy involving a husband and wife pastor team. more on that coming up but first lets get our forecast and we could be at the beginning of the heat wave. >> i think so. >> this is dreaded day right kate. >> yes, it depend on who you ask because bot

alison? >> mark albert in washington. thank you, mark. >>> the united states is upping the ante in the battle against isis. president obama ordered up 400 more troops to the mission in iraq. their misch is two-fold. that is seen as a critical element in the battle against isis in iraq. >>> parts of the midwest and southeast face a threat of severe threat of weather today. thunderstorms are possible from the central plains to the great lakes. they could bring large hail and damaging winds. storms are also in the forecast for florida. >>> residents in northern florida are cleaning up storm damage this morning. a tornado slammed into buildings near the community of elgin wednesday. it tore into a metal building and spread debris across a potato field. there are no reports of injuries. >>> a camera from cbs affiliate wpec captures a scary scene in florida. a pair of dramatic lightning strikes on you timt poles light up the road for drivers in martin county. >>> and now an update on the deadly amtrak derailment in philadelphia

alison? >> holly williams for us in athens, greece, thank you so much, holly. >>> at least 20 people were killed when an indonesian cargo plane crashed. it went down shortly after taking off in northern indonesia. 12 crew members were on board. the pilot made a turn and crashed into acl. >>> this morning, thedeadline to reach a deal is today but a senior u.s. official says the talks on a comprehensive nuclear agreement will continue. secretary of state john kerry continued to negotiate yesterday. after yesterday, u.s. officials said they were nowhere near a deal. >>> we are learning how two convicts escaped prison. one of the men is talking. two prison employees had been charged with helping the two convicts escape. gene palmer appeared in court yesterday and admits to giving the two tools but didn't know about their escape plans. >> reporter: david sweat said he and fellow inmate richard matt had to improvise when their get-away driver didn't show up june 6th. he said it was for joyce mitche

alison? >> mark albert in washington. thank you, mark. >>> the obama administration reportedly expanded the government's surveillance of american foreign internet traffic in a hunt to thwart hacking threats. amid the reports of 2012 the nasa security agency was tracking evidence without a warrant. >>> at least five confirmed tornados touched down in central colorado. at least 25 homes were damaged or destroyed. the storm swept flooding and marbe-sized hail in some areas. in missouri a flash flood warning was issued for some parts. roads are flooded and as are some homes. more rain is expected today. >>> family members of the boston man killed by terror investigators say they want a transparent investigation. they had nothing to say after viewing the video of usaama rahim's death. a family lawyer said they saw no signs that he had been radicalize radicalized. >> reporter: this morning the family leaves the suffolk county d.a.'s office after watching the surveillance video. >> this is our mother/sister. >> earlier they held

good morning i'm alison alison harmelon in for anne-marie green. the mayor of charleston south carolina, calls it a hate crime. a gunman o time. so far authorities haven't released the victim's identities. a charleston newspaper is reporting the survivor reported the gunman sat down for a bit before opening up tiring telling her he would let her live so she could let everyone know what happened. that's according to the president of charleston's naacp. presidential candidate jeb bush is canceling a trip to charleston because of the shooting. alison. >> brian webb tracking the story. thank you, brian. >>> this morning the remnants of tropical depression bill are making a slow but very wet trek to the east. bill threatens an area of the southern plains, mississippi and ohio valleys with heavy rain and dangerous flooding. heavy rainfall isho have been f flooded a are prepariring for more h high flood water. a flash flood trapped some teens at a parark in san antntonio yesterdaday. they werere able to g get onto the roof of their car. in central texas a

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next, bill and alison playing for unicef.fact, the players say which of the four they agree to. >> first one, richard and brook. your set is ford 1970s bands. all of these questions will relate to you have to guess which one the question applies to. put 60 seconds on the clock, ready, go. >> richard, in 1973, this was in the boeing 1970s star ship. >> brook, after one billion dollar offer, several members of this band said they'll never reunite. >> beegees. >> incorrect, abba. >> a member of this band's father was a soldier for nazi germany. >> abba. >> that is correct. >> richard, the members of this band perform as a back-up band to linda rondstat. >> it's been reported that nelson mandella once reported this group his favorite pop band. >> coming toward the end. you're up to 350 points. >> that's stressful. >> we're going to put 60 seconds on the clock. all of these will relate to these four movies. >> the god father's mario puzzo. >> superman. >> al paccino admitted he turned down a role in this film. >>. >> star wars. >>

good morning i'm alison alison harmelon in for anne-marie green. the mayor of charleston south carolina, calls it a hate crime. a gunman opens fire in a church. it's an historic african-american church located in downtown charleston. the victims were attending a prayer meeting last night. another victim is hospitalized. brian web has our report. >> reporter: people gathered together in prayer in charleston overnight as authorities searched for a man who police say shot and killed at least nine people at a bible study hours before. >> this is the most unspeakable and heartbreaking tragedy. >> reporter: the shooting happened at the emmanuel ame church in downtown charleston wednesday night, one of the oldest black churches in the nation. the police chief described the attack as a hate crime and says the fbi will be part of the investigation. >> it is unfathomable that somebody in today's society would walk into a church when people are having a prayer meeting and take their lives. >> reporter: the sus sp ektpect is described as a slebder 21-year-old

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i'm alison harmelin. the fbi says it moved in when usaama rahim talked about attacking the police. a relative is being held on conspiracy charges. mark albert has a report from washington. >>> conservative blogger pamela gellar is now at the senn tell of what federal agents are called a foiled home grown terror plot that a unraveled in boston tuesday. gellar organized last month's art project depicting profit muhammad. sources tell cbs news usaama rahim was originally plotting an isis-stylebee heading of gellar. >> they mean to kill everyone who doesn't do -- they have bidding. this is a showdown for american freedom. >> reporter: court documents discuss immediate plans. you're attempting to go on vacation, i see, wright said allegedly referring to jihad. rahim responded i'm just going to, ah go after them those boys in blue. authorities who had rahim under 24-hour surveillance decided to move in and question him. they shot and killed them when they say he lunged at them with a knife. >> when you see them

i'm alison harmelin. two young victims badly mauled within hours of each other. it happened off the beach in oak island. this follows another beach attack on a beach last thursday. it looked like a scene from "jaws." >> blood in the water, kids were in shock. took it clean off. >> it was the start of the summer season and the late afternoon cam. was brought on by screams for help. the first victim was a 12-year-old girl. people ran to her leg. she was bleeding heavily. she lost part of her arm and was severely bitten on her left leg. about 90 minutes late oesh the same stretch of beach, a 16-year-old boy was attacked. he lost his left arm. authorities moved up and down the beach to warn beachgoers to get out of the watt ear. helicopters looks for any sign of a shark or sharks. it's unclear if the same shark is to blame. last week in the same county a 13-year-old girl was attacked by a shark. >> definitely surreal. she was so young. >> she suffered minor cuts to her foot. her boogie board got the worst of

i'm alison harmelin.great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com warriors blue and gold. the "dubs" got it done last night -- and the excitment is already brewing -- for game five back in oakland on sunday. >>> san francisco city hall in blue and gold. dubs got it done last night. an exciting win and the excitement already brewing for game five because that one is back here in the bay area on sunday night. >> it was a good game. we're all tired from staying up. >> that goes without saying. >> good morning, everyone. it is friday, june 12. i'm michelle griego. >> happy friday. it is 4:30. get your weekend cooking here. good to have you on board. gianna has traffic. roberta is here with a little weather look. >> that was really pretty, city hall. we have a gorgeous day if the works today. good morning, everybody. fog at the coast, clear inland. numbers 52 in pacific, 64 in livermore. it's heating up inland. we're flirting with triple digits. 70s by the bay. we have the full forecast minutes away. but fi

alison? >> brian webb in new york. thanks, brian. >>> and coming up on the "morning news," racial controversy in the naacp leader accused of lying about her race serves up more anger after canceling a chapter meeting. >> and a dozen zoo animals loose after potential flooding. this is the "cbs morning news." dozen zoo animals loose after potential flooding. this is the "cbs morning news." it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla apremilast. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. otezla may increase the risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. si

. >> but alison miller still believed in kevin and wouldn't give up.r convictions rarely get overturned but alison thought an appeal had a solid chance. she had objected to the judge letting in the old 911 call kevin made to get bill in trouble. >> i argued that should not be admissible. >> she said it prejudice the jury against kevin. >> i called and said can i speak to kevin kyne and some helpful person was like honey, it doesn't work like that. we can't just put him on the phone. you have to schedule an appointment. i was like just tell him he's getting a new trial. >> i was astounded. i was extremely happy. >> i was hurting for my dad. no one on our side of the family had any doubt as to what happened that day. >> in february of this year it was florida versus kevin kyne round two. same courtroom, same judge, and same prosecution strategy. >> so it was really nothing to change and considering that he was convicted the first time you know wasn't like we should have done it this way or that way. >> not so far the defense. alison miller and co-counsel

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