as andrew spencer reports, the secret service is making changes to keep this from happening again. >> president obama and his daughters had just left, and four minutes later on the other side of the builds ago man jumped the fence, running across the north lawn, into the president's home. >> i was stunned. i've never heard of such a thing. you know, i've been there for hundreds of fence jumpers, and they never make it even close. >> secret service says 42 year old omar gonzalez was stopped just inside the north doors. his former stepson describes him as great guy, whose mental state seemed to deteriorate after each of his three tours in iraq. it is not clear yet why the secret service wasn't able to stop him sooner. >> we have dogs. there is multiple layers of security. there was a failure here. >> the secret service is stepping up patrols, and surveillance after friday security breach, which forced agents to evacuate the white house. >> they're going to have to do something with the fence, even if it is something as simple as curve the bars over toward the street side, the pennsylvan

i'm andrew spencer reporting. >>> virginia's former governor breaks down in court after the jury findsilty of most all of the charges in their corruption trials. >>> this is the second time that we have to only maryland to cover the scams the elderly. and give me 90 seconds, it could save someone you love a heart ache and a lot of house of delegates here in prince george's county. he's accused of child sexual abuse. i'm scott broom in prince george's coming up, the controversial background of the suspects michael hefner. >>> after more than five weeks of high drama and 17 hours of jury deliberations, former governor bob mcdonnell and his wife maureen were charged of multiple charges today. thank you for joining us, i'm lesli foster. peggy fox has been covering the trial from the very beginning. she joins us live from richmond on how this could impact the politicians across the country, peg? >> reporter: it was a stunning fall from grace for the vice president issue hopeful. here is the official form, filling this out, guilty, guilty, guilty. right down their way here. and the mcdonnell

andrew spencer reports. >> reporter: an isis stronghold in syria raqqa has been the scene of parades and celebrations of the terror group's conquests in the middle east. overnight, raqqa became the target of an intense military operation which started with a launch of tomahawk cruise missiles. >> these are big, expensive and typically only fired at fairly heavy static targets. so apparently, isis had some air defenses that the u.s. war planners were worried about. >> reporter: it was over raqqa that isis claimed to have taken down syrian warplane. with isis controlling syria and iraq, nearly half dozen arab countries teamed up with the united states for the strikes. >> that is something that the u.s. administration, the obama administration, was intent on building here making this not yet another relatively lone american intervention in the middle east but one that was joined by local partners and you have those local partners. >> reporter: jordan, bahrain, saudi arabia, can tack and the united an ra emirates at least three not only supporting the effort but taking part in the bombin

as andrew spencer reports, the secret service is now making changes, to keep it from happening again. >> president barack obama had just left the white house, four minutes later, on other side of the building, a man jumps the fence, running across the north lawn, and into the president's home. i was stunned, never heard of such a thing, been there for hundreds of fence jumpers, and they never make it even close. >> secret service says 42 year old omar ganzalez stopped inside, his former stepson describes him as great guy, whose mental state seemed to de tear avenue after each of three tours in iraq. not clear yet, why the secret service wasn't able to stop him sooner. >> we have dogs, there is multiple layers of security, and there was cents a failure here. >> the secret service is stepping up patrols and surveillance after friday's security breach. which forced agents to evacuate the white house. >> they're going have to do something with the fence. even if it is something as simple as surging the bars over toward the street side, the pennsylvania avenue side, which would make it har

. >> andrew spencer complains already a major -- >> isis strong hold in syria, iraq has been the scene of parades and celebrations of the terror group's conquest in the middle east. overnight, became the target every intense military operation, which started with a launch of tomahawk crews missiles. >> already worried about. over rock isis claim to have taken down syrian war plane last week, with isis controlling or contesting large parts of both syria and iraq, >> macking this not yet another relatively loan american intervention in the middle east, but one that was -- that he was joined by local partners, and you have those local partners. >> not only supporting the ever but taking part in the bombings in the air strikes. >> i'm andrew spencer reporting. >> new this morning, investigate underway into this overnight fire. >> in north philly, fire crews on the 3,000 block of north ninth street. we're told three people were taken to hospitals, but, that they are expected to be okay. there is no word right now how it all started. >> philadelphia police hope that surveillance cameras will

later today and as andrew spencer reports, the president will focus on isis. >>> reporter: ahead of the u.n. general assembly, president barack obama highlighted a coalition of countries now fighting against isis. >> all of us are committed to making sure that we degrade and ultimately destroy not only isil but also the kinds of extremist ideologies that would lead to so much bloodshed. >> reporter: five arab countries joined the united states in conducting military strikes against isis targets in syria early tuesday. they hit training camps, weapons production and command and control facilities. but the u.s. military also had some surprise targets in mind. it fired more than 40 tomahawk cruise missiles from the red sea in the persian gulf. the majority of those according to the pentagon weren't aimed at isis but at another extremist group called khorasan thought to be actively plotting attacks on western targets. >> we know they were close. we know that they had a very serious intent to conduct an attack on western targets and that drove a lot of the urgency last night. >> reporter: th

andrew spencer, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> looks like new weapon in the fight against the flu.ent study shows the new drug is safe and effective. researchers say the single dose drug reduced fever and other symptoms, when inject dollars within 48 hours every getting sick. currently the other two flew treatments need to be taken twice a day, for five days. >>> forted pediatric study, children contracting kidney anti-road cancer. reason is unclear, but some experts believe obesity and environmental factors could play a role. little boy in a lie we gets new hands all thanks to 3d printing technology. three year olds was born without fingers on his right hand. the prosthetic caused about $40,000, but an internet group called eunable makes them for about 50 bucks using 3d printed design. after the family got in touch with the company, they made a hand for him. check it out. modelled after iron man, best of all, gave it to him absolutely free. >> that's great. >> just incredible. so cost $40,000. but print for 50 bucks. amazing, amazing. >> we'll be right back, but first here's what'

andrew spencer reports on his condition. >>> reporter: dr.cra wasn't treating ebola patients directly. the deadly virus infected him, he was delivering babies at a hospital in liberia's capital. >> got a call from the doctor who put my son on a plane to come to the united states. he said rick is clearly sick but that he was in very good spirits. >> reporter: nancy writebol knows a little about what he is going through. >> i didn't have any idea if i would survive. i didn't have a clue. >> reporter: she and dr. kent brantly also contracted the deadly virus while working in liberia. they were loaded on specially equipped planes and flown back to the united states. sacra will be treated at the nebraska medical center in omaha, where the staff says they are ready for him, whatever his condition may be. >> we have several different types of personal protective equipment that also will be determined based on the patient himself and what type of symptoms he is having, what type of secretions we're concerned about and that sort of thing. >> reporter:

as reporter andrew spencer reports, the u.s. intends to take a firm lead in managing the crisis. >> reporter: people wait in lines for help outside only treatment centers in liberia's capital because there simply aren't enough beds. >> there's no question we're chasing it. we are behind the -- the wave of disease at the moment. and our entire focus is on getting ahead of the wave. >> reporter: ebola has killed nearly 2,500 people in west africa. in the three hardest hit countries, the world health organization says the number of new ebola cases is overwhelming and the response is anything but. >> six months into the worst ebola epidemic in history. the world is losing the battle to contain it. >> reporter: the obama administration hopes to change that. the u.s. army will set up a command center in liberia with an estimated 3,000 u.s. forces to lead the effort. along with 1700 beds in liberia alone. the white house says the president's visit to the cdc today underscores how serious he believes the issue is. >> the president has i

i'm andrew spencer, reporting. >>> 7:19 right now.odi arias returns to phoenix courtroom as she awaits her punishment for killing her boyfriend. jury selection starts in the penalty phase of her trial. she admits killing alex and nerve 2008, but says it was self-defense. prosecutors say it was premeditated after alexander wanted to ends the relationship. the first jury deadlock on arius' punishment. >> the search foreman a game continues two weeks after she was last seen. neighbors who lived near hanna's parents lined the street with yellow rib owns. they say they are hopeful the university of virginia student is found well. spotted on surveillance camera with a man by the name of jesse matthew. he is now in police custody in connection with her disappearance. arkansas, police issued arrest want identified as is aaron lewis, want in the connection with the disappearance of beverly carter, the realtor not seen since last thursday when she left to show a property. police say they had carkner custody after a car accident on sunday, but h

andrew spencer reports. >> reporter: a hospital in kansas city treating dozen of children every day. and, every day, children's mercy hospital puts several of those kids in intensive care. to blame is a uncommon entero virus d68. >> d68 causes respiratory illnesses cents among them are illnesses more serious that require hospitalization. particularly, if they trigger serious asthma attacks. >> clusters have been seen in the past, have been reported, have been small clusters, of maybe, say, 25, 30 patients. and we were seeing that many patients in a day. >> a lodge with 500 cases in kansas city, missouri, hundreds of kids in denver, colorado dealing with the same casino of respiratory symptoms. >> our pediatric department is full of patients with pretty severe respiratory distress. >> the good news is that enterovirus d68 usually not fatal. >> some of them have more severe illness, such as these children who have developed asthma, and are hospitalized, but they should all get better. >> in terms of severe illness, the cdc says the hospitalizations may just be the tip of the iceberg, s

i'm andrew spencer, reporting. >>> jody ash just returns to phoenix courtroom in the penalty re-trial killing her boyfriend. jury selection starts this morning. our just admits killing travis alex and nerve 2008, but says it was self-defense, prosecutors say it was premeditated murder after alexander wanted to end their relationship. they are seeking the death penalty. first jury dead-locked on arias' punishment. >>> a small community in alexandria, virginia, pulling together for the safe return of hannah graham. the university of virginia students neighborhood is lined with yellow ribbons. friends say they are holding out hope that she will be found alive. the 18 year old student was last seen more than two weeks ago, with jesse matthew, now in police custody in connection with her disappearance. >>> our traffic and weather together. start things off with katie. good morning. >> good morning, everybody, well, this is the time of year we start to see that modest change, the leave colors, and starts to just get so fall-like. if you are not in the mood, for apple cidar, and pumpkin pick

as andrew spencer reports, a number of countries are now forming a coalition to deal with the threat. >> reporter: after the execution of british aid worker david haiines and despite threats, the uk vowed to continue to fight isis. >> we have to confront this menace. step by step, we must drive back, dismantle and ultimately destroy isil and what it stands for. >> reporter: both the united states and britain have said destroying isis is not something they can do alone and analysts say arab countries will be an important component in any coalition. u.s. secretary of state john kerry spent the last week meeting with regional leaders. he tells cbs use "face the nation" middle east countries are willing to join the fight against isis. it's not appropriate to start announcing what roles they'll play but isis isn't necessarily every nation's number one concern. >> every one in this coalition does hate isis and would be happy to see them go away. but it's not clear for example, that the iraqi, sunnies, still have more concerned about isis than they are about baghdad. it's not clear that the

air strikes just helped break up the isis siege in iraq but as andrew spencer reports lawmakers wantfined policy for dealing with isis in syria. >> reporter: some lawmakers demand a well designed strategy for -- defined strategy and others bay better install has to -- say better intel has to come first. >> you don't just rush in because the media is talking about and other countries aren't going to tell us what to do. >> i think the question is you know are we going to con stain isis or crush isis? >> reporter: the united states and france were among countries making late night drops of humanitarian aid as the people of amerli a town of 20,000. home to many of the shiite turkmen have been running low on food and clean water since being surrounded by isis militants in mid june. that siege ended this weekend broken up in part by coordinated u.s. air strikes but the united states is not taken the same approach in syria. >> iraq's different than syria. iraq, we have relationships this. the government wants us to come in. we have intelligence with the kurds and the iraqi military. in syri

lane back in our custody." >> reporter:i'm andrew spencer, kron 4 >> pam: we will show you a swimmer'sttempt to break a record >> pam: and record-breaking slump attempt about alcatraz fell just short today. the slump left the south and role in rolling club kron4 mike pelton showed us the record that still stands. and why despite coming up short this woman says no big deal accurate >> reporter: a former member of the australian national swim team. he is here for a swimming competition on sunday and decided to give this record a shot. a 45 this morning trying to beat a 18 year old record of at alcatraz. time to be one hour and five minutes and 15 seconds. giving it all he had. he was just 15 seconds short. >> >> reporter: officials here at the rowing club says conditions were not favorable for a record breaking attempt to rid still stands the 18 year old record trick mike pelton kron 4 news. >> reporter: the thermometer at same 101 degrees. temperatures in the '90s and a couple of triple digits as well creek will is they like this all weekend long? i will have more answers coming up. (fo

i'm andrew spencer reporting. >> wow, these guys -- >> president obama will address the united nationsy tomorrow about the fight against isis. he is also scheduled to preside over a special meeting off the security council. >>> it is 5:31. starting this morning, the commute from oakland over to san francisco is expected to be even more congested with the closure of the folsom street off-ramp. kpix 5's ryan takeo joins us live to explain why this is all happening. good morning. >> reporter: this is the first exit on the right when you get past the bay bridge right here. it splits off into two different off-ramps, to the left that's the folsom off- ramp. that's the one that's going to be closed for six months. on the right of the screen, you see it's down to two lanes right there. that's the fremont. that will take you straight into the financial district. again, the off-ramp is going to be closed for the next six months. thousands of commuters use this off-ramp every day so you know what that probably means, a longer commute. here's how you get around. if you are heading into san franci

i'm andrew spencer, kron 4 news >> reporter: we had a lot of rain out there this morning. clout around the golden gate bridge. in the sec's look at storm tracker for you to see all of the lightning strikes. there is instability out their and might break down to the south. we have a few the offshore. you see as you look offshore as it passes over tonight and tomorrow. we may get some more rain showers. >> reporter: weekend will allow the possibility of scattered showers. there may be a more moderate rainfall. rubble to time that out web want to talk about the weekend ahead. >> reporter:as we said, the north bay and parts of the east bay seemed to benefit most from the fast moving system. but as kron four's rob fladeboe repots now from the south bay, people their were pleasantly surprised. it was no gully washer, not by a long shot, but the sound of rain on the roof was a pleasant wake up call nonetheless. umbrellas sprouted along the sidewalk here in downtown morgan hill as pedestrians and traffic dodged a few puddles from the brief but welcome break from the drought. in an

. >> pam: andrew spencer reports the coalition is targeting what has been a home base for the terror group in a war-torn syria. >> reporter:an isis stronghold in syria, raqqa has been the scene of the terror group's conquests in the middle east. >> reporter:overnight, raqqa became the target of an intense military operation, which started with the launch of tomahawk cruise missiles. >>"these are big, these are expensive, and they're typically only fired at fairly heavy static targets." >>".so apparently isis had some air defenses that the u.s. war planners were a little bit worried about." >> reporter:it was over raqqa that isis claimed to have taken down a syrian war plane, last week. >> reporter:with isis controlling or contesting large parts of both syria and iraq, nearly half-a- dozen arab countries teamed up with the united states for the strikes in raqqa. >>"that is something that the u.s., the administration, the obama administration was intent on building here -- making this not yet another relatively lone american intervention in the middle east but one that was joined by lo

as andrew spencer. trying to protect themselves. just days after australia raise the terrorist alert level to our police detained more then a dozen people. the prime minister told reporters that islamic militants have been urged to conduct killings and australia. authorities say they disrupted the pending attack. >> we do not need to look this up. we also need to let people know that they're safe. question of it agreed to send military advisers to iraq. president barack obama think members of congress for signing off on his plan to address isis and syria. army and training mata rebels. >> when it comes to america's national security americas united. the proposal won support from democrats and republicans in the house. if also face strong opposition from both parties. more than a third of the house voted know. that opposition can also be seen in the senate. i strongly believe that in our military newbie involving ourselves in a ground conflict. >> the senate vote is expected sometime today. >> ukraine's president addresses a joint se

andrew spencer has details. >> hospital in kansas city is treating dozens of children every day and every day children's mercy hospital put several of those kids in intensive care. to blame is an uncommon virus. >> it causes respiratory illnesses and among them are illnesses that are more serious there require hospitalization. particularly if they trigger serious asthma attacks. >> small clusters of 25 or 30 patients in the past and we were seeing that many patients in a day. >> along with 500 cases in kansas city missouri hundreds of kids in denver colorado dealing with the same respiratory symptoms. >> full of patients with a pretty severe respiratory distress. >> the good news is it usually is not fatal. some >> of them have more severe illnesses such as children who have developed asthma and hospitalized but they should all get better. >> in terms of severe illness the cdc says hospitalizations may be the tip of the iceberg. similar symptoms also reported in illinois and ohio. they're waiting on test results to see if it is a regional albright. >> a woman is in critical condition afte

andrew spencer has the latest. >> a terrifying development comes to a relatively peaceful close in ohio with three men escaped from prison thursday night. one of them is t.j. plane who entered his high-school in 2012 and randomly opened fire on his classmates. >> he scaled the perimeter fence. this is an ongoing investigation. >> gone for hours, the warden said he never made more than 100 yds. >> i can confirm we have heard from officials that he is now in custody. >> under the shirt he wore to his sentencing last year he revealed the t-shirt with the word killer written across the front. he gestured at the family of the victims showing no remorse after killing three fellow students in 2012. the judge would order him to serve three consecutive life sentences. in light of the escape, officials announced the schools would be closed friday. his capture comes as a relief to the community but also raising big questions for the oak wood correctional institution. the warden says they are investigating. >> nobody wants this to happen. but i am happy to announce that we have mr. lane back in cus

andrew spencer reports on the latest crisis, and what is being said and done about it. >> the killingof another american journalist brings even more western attention. >> he was my hero. traveling to the most dangerous public places on the planet to he could report the story of human suffering. >> islamic state militants took american hostages. u.s. lawmakers to need to call for more action. some criticizing the president's approach. >> this only brings home the nature of the enemy we are facing and the scope. >> others stressed the u.s. cannot handle the group on its own. >> those who have been letting them across our border for a long time including the turks and the saudis who have been looking the other way will many people have been financing this group. they need to get into this fight. >> video in june apparently called showed them catching iraqis near to crete. more than 1000 family say their loved ones, iraqi security forces were still missing. demanding answers more than 100 people stormed parliament inside the green zone of baghdad tuesday. the u.s. embassy has beefed up th

and andrew spencer reports, washington is developing a strategy to destroy the group. >> going beyond words of grief and love for their son the family also delivers a message. >> will not allow our enemy to hold us hostage with the weapons they possess. fear. >> speaking directly. the family cited passages from the crime accusing them of committing a great sin and violating the tenants of islam. those who fight you and do not transgress. god loves not the aggressors. >> the president had his own message insisting the u.s. strategy would-be to degrade and destroyed the group that has been spreading so much terror in iraq and syria. >> it is our responsibility the vice-president and me to do everything we can to stop this now because it won't just receding into the gray recesses of history until we stop it. >> analysts say, it's a problem that has to be handled internationally. >> would hope our friends in the gulf would participate in a meaningful way. ices is a threat to them just as a much as it is to iraq and the people of syria. >> to obama administration wants support from nato. t

andrew spencer previews the president's address. >> ahead of the general assembly he highlighted a coalition of countries now fighting against isis. >> all of us are committed to making sure that ultimately destroyed isis as well as some the extremist ideology is that the lead to so much bloodshed. >> five arab countries joining together to conduct military strikes in syria. they hit training camps, weapons production and command and control facilities. but the u.s. military has its price targets firing more than 40 tomahawk cruise missiles from the red sea and persian gulf. a majority of those were not aimed at basis, but that and other extremist group thought to be actively plotting attacks on western targets. >> we know there were close and had a serious intent to conduct attacks on western targets which drew the urgency. >> also target the zero quaeda link news front. though u.s. officials did not identify the way. they cleaned their leader was killed. strikes against opposition groups in syria may have been done without the consent of the government but activists say the regime is more

andrew spencer has more. >> with muddy water streaming across the asphalt, drivers could do almost nothing find themselves trapped on the interstate north of las vegas. floodwater cover the interest it completely shutting down a 20 mi. section. >> we're not going anywhere. >> it's unfortunate that people are stuck in the town have any control. >> he's located at the house right now. it's troubling. >> the water did more than just wash up rude wash part of it away. this is all that is left of one section. floodwaters' temporarily trapped as many as 200 kids inside an elementary school. the nearby river at flood stage, officials expect the flooding to continue through tuesday. in tucson arizona, there were able to rescue a man who had been swapped away in his car. >> we had to smashed the window to pass some equipment because the windows didn't go down and the more. >> earlier in the day a woman drowned in her car as rescue workers were trying to reach her. the governor declared a statewide emergency amid the green. heavy rain caused flooding in and around palm springs california as well. >>

andrew spencer has more. >> what some lawmakers demand a strategy for dealing with the group others say better intelligence must come first. >> you don't just rushed in because the media is talking about it or because other countries are not good to tell us what to do. >> the question is, will we contain them or will be crushed them? that's what it comes down to. >> the u.s. and france making late-night drops of humanitarian aid as the people in the town home to many of the shiite turkman have been running low on clean water and food as being sorted by militants. the siege finally ended this week and broken up in part by a coordinated u.s. air strikes. the u.s. has not taken the same approach in syria. >> iraq is different. we have relationships in iraq. the government wants us to come in. we have intelligence in there. in syria is a different story. >> the latest to question the president's approach is a top democrat. senator dianne feinstein told nbc the president was perhaps being too cautious. >>militants in libya had a pool party at the u-s embassy in tripoli. u-s diplomats evacuat

andrew spencer is following the operation. >> a stronghold in assyria. the scene of parades and celebrations of the terror group conquest in the middle east. overnight it became the target of an intense military operation which started with the launch of tomahawk tomahawk cruise missiles. >> these are big and expensive and typically only fired at steady targets. so apparently they had some air defense the u.s. was worried about. >> they claim to have taken down the syrian warplanes last week. with a basis controlling large part of syria or iraq, nearly half a dozen countries teamed up for the strikes. >> it's something that the u.s. administration was intent on building. mcginnis not another relatively alone the american intervention in the middle east. but one that joined by local partners. >> jordan, saudi arabia, united arab emirates, at least three not only supporting the effort but taking part in the bombing. >>a list accusing dozens of students of sexual assault at the university of chicago has surfaced online. tonya francisco joins us *live in hyd

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i'm andrew spencer, reporting >> james:happening today.polls are opening across scotland on the referendum question. should scotland be an independent country? >> james:more than four million people are registered to vote. >> james:this is the largest electorate ever in scotland. >> james:a vote for independence would mean scotland, with its population of about 5-point-3 million, splits from the rest of the united kingdom, which is made up of england, wales and northern ireland. >> james:voters in the referendum do not >> james:ebola patients are buying blood off the black market. >> james:blood from survivors is referred to as convalescent serum, and said to have antibodies that can fight the deadly virus. >> james:the blood has been used to treat patients, including american aid worker rick sacra, who is hospitalized in omaha, nebraska. >> james:he got blood from kent brantly, a fellow american who survived ebola. >> james:both got infected when they were helping patients in liberia. >> james:the world health organization says it's working with affected nations to eliminate black market

andrew spencer, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> three afghan military officers have gone missing in massachusettsre at a base in cape cod for training, and last seen saturday night, at area mall. a military spokesman says there is no indication that they pose a threat for the public. days ago, federal officials track down two afghan policemen, who disappeared while they were in the u.s. for training. investigators say the men were trying to avoid returning to afghanistan. >>> on the hell watch this morning, scientists say that is new way to battle super bugs. researchers at mit are using a powerful new weapon in their fight against deadly super bugs. engineers found a way to identify different combinations of genes that could make deadly bacteria more susceptible to antibiotics. they hope this will lead to treatments for drug resistant bugs, that are responsible for killing more than 23,000 people every year. >> oxford university researchers say dry rose doing trigger peanut allergies. a study using mice showed moral ers gist to dry roasted than raw peanuts, roasting process causes chemical chang

andrew spencer has the latest now on his condition. >> doctor wasn't treating ebola pain end directly deadly virus infected him he was delivering babies at a hospital in liberia hospital. >> had a call from this actor who put a gun to the plane to come to the united states. he said rick is clearly sick, but that he was in very good spirits. >> nancy knows a little about what he is going through. >> i didn't have any idea if i would survive. i didn't have a clue. >> she and doctor kent brantly also contracted the deadly virus while working in liberia. they were loaded onto specially equipped planes and flown back to the united states. will be treated at the nebraska medical center in omaha where the staff says they are ready for him whatever his condition may be. >> we have several different times of equipment, that also will be determined based on the patient himself, what type of symptoms he's having, what type of secretions we're concerned about. >> friends, family, hoping like weren'tly and rightball, that he too will make a full recovery. andrew center, "eyewitness news" on the "c

. >> andrew spencer complains already a major -- >> isis strong hold in syria, iraq has been the scened celebrations of the terror group's conquest in the middle east. overnight, became the target every intense military operation, which started with a launch of tomahawk crews missiles. >> already worried about. over rock isis claim to have taken down syrian war plane last week, with isis controlling or contesting large parts of both syria and

. >> reporter: andrew spencer, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> we're getting our first look the at the newdesign for the new 9/11 memorial sculpture in bucks county. "eyewitness news" at county courthouse in doylestown. the the travis manion foundation unveiled design for that sculpture which will be outside the courthouse. it will include a 20-foot section of the beam from the ruble of the world trade center. about 200,000 you dollars is needed to cover the cost of that sculpture, the the hope is to have it in place by next june. >>> well, happening today a birthday for the u.s. supreme court, it is 225 years old today. although constitution establish a supreme court it was justry act of 1789, which created a court with six justices. there are now nine justices on the nation's highest court. >>> new iphones only been out for a few days now but some people are complaining that their brand new tea vice, it is bending. >> can you imagine spending all that money, frustrating. check it out, nelson, posted this pictures saying his phone bent in his pocket. he is in the loan. twitter is lit up o

andrew spencer reports. >> reporter: going beyond words of greece and a love for his son. they accused be a isis' leader of sen and violating their rules of the nation of islam. >>: guide los and knocked the aggressors. >> reporter: it is our responsibility to do everything we can it will not just receded into the gray. >>: to you would hope that our friends in the gulf would help right away. >> reporter: the obama administration also would like help from nato. >> james: but let's look at whether. >> erica: brevet morning clouds we are dealing with will taper off later. as we look at your day planner we see clouds on the coastline. in this the upper 50s lower 60s this morning. to riches will maine's from the los 60s to the upper 80s. here's a look at the satellite and radar imagery. aided reassess some cloud cover right now but there will be more sunshine. >> erica: temperatures are mainly in the '70s in the '80s. evergreen is him in the '70s and '80s in mountain view. low 90s and for pittsburgh in walnut creek been vallejo 7965 richmond creat. a high of 64 in ocean be1 in

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andrew spencer, kron4. >>> the conditions around the bay area this morning were slow to clear so we werethe fog for most of the day. you are looking at the roof cam. temperatures running in the 70s and the 80s inland where we saw more sunshine. still 81 in concord and 80 in livermore and 77 in santa rosa. temperatures similar to what we saw today. for your sunday, even more fog coverage and just a little bit cooler. as we head into next week. big changes by midweek with rain returning to the bay area. more on that. let's look at the fog coverage tomorrow, at six, it is a little bit more broken down in the south. at 8:00 we are seeing clear skies in san jose and by 10:00 the fog will lift back to the coast. so we are going to see slightly warmer conditions in the south bay tomorrow and in spots because we will have more sunshine. here is a look at future cast, you can see the temperatures to start the day in the 50s and 60s and the blue and light green on the screen. and as we move into the new hour. notice the 80s in the afternoon and more 80s in the north bay and inland and as we head i

.%9andrew spencer reporti >>> well german chancelor is urging lawmakers to take action in iraq.ht isis. there is as many as 400 germans fighting with the extremists. last week she çósaid germany wa willing to provide kurdish forces with arms. a standoff that ended with nearly 200 children being killed. took 1200 students and adults hostage at a school in ru russia. by september 3rd the crisis had reached its peak when bombs began to blast inside the school and when it 1-dwas over people dead and 186 of them were children. the only surviving militant was captured and sentenced @aato l in prince. >>> police wo#in a st. louis @a suburb with where a white officer shot and ú unarmed black teenager have started to ño'wear body cameras the police have started them over the weekend. given 50 cameras by two companies a week ago. >>> making news %qñthis morning five people injured in a fáboat explosion off of the coast of maryland. take a look. three of the injured were taken to a burn center and unclear the boat burst into flames, a >v man that photos continued to burn. >>> a pilot in