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after all, if anybody had a motive, it was ann. anger, the emotion, the bitterness finally culminated in some violent confrontation? >> were they looking at you as a suspect, do you think, the media? >> of course. that's the first thing you were going to think of. i had the news and the helicopters and all that you know, filming the front of my house. >> the local police department caught wind of it, of course. >> that's basically where detectives started asking questions. >> but not very many questions. and not for long. in fact, according to ann, there was really only one thing those detectives asked her, did she know anything about where her arch enemy had gone? >> what did you tell them? >> i haven't seen her. >> and poof, just like that, the police ruled out any involvement on the part of ann leyden. there were other reasons, too, of course, for doing that. one of which was that brittany was just the fine the day before she failed to show up in court. >> they had surveillance footage at this gas station that showed her getting

anne-marie? >> alphonso van marsh in london. thank you, alphonso. >>> president obama said he is pleased for the support to arm rebels. the house approved the measure wednesday. meanwhile isis released a new video. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. yeah, this video is a little bit difference than the others. the british journalist featured is promised to appear in an upcoming series as congress approves a big part of president obama's plan to keep u.s. boots off the ground there. plans to tackle isis militants on the ground in syria are now taking shachlt yesterday the senate followed the house and voted to give the president the authority to train and equip moderate syrian rebels. >> the strong bipartisan support for this new training effort shows america the world is united in confronting the threat of isil. >> i'm against one part of the plan. that's basically going over, taking our people, our special people into syria, training them, spending

i'm anne-marie green. overnight 15 people were detained in the largest terrorism raid in australian history. australian intelligence officials say islamic state militants planned a public killing in sydney grabbing someone off the street and bee heading them. hundreds of police raided more than a dozen properties some of far one man was charged with conspiracy. last week australia raised its threat level to high. >>> and today the senate is expected to pass legislation giving the obama administration the authority to train and arm syrian rebels fighting isis. the measure was passed by the house yesterday. a cbs news/"new york times" poll found the majority of americans do not believe the president has a clear plan for fighting the militants, however, seven out of ten support air strikes against isis and iraq and syria, but when it comes to putting u.s. ground troops in either of those countries, more than half of americans say they are opposed. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-

anne-marie? >> ko im at yankee stadium, thank you. >>> well, a law enforcement official told the "associated press" he sent the video of ray rice punching his fiancee in an elevator back in april. the nfl denied having received it. the unnamed law enforcement official says he doesn't know if miller ever saw the dvd. his only communication with the league was a voice mail confirming receipt. >>> and overnight more oil refineries in eastern syria were targeted in air strikes likely carried out by the u.s.-led coalition, and while the united states continues its campaign against islamic extremists in iraq and syria, security is being tightened in new york city. it comes after iraq's prime minister said militants said they plan to attack subways in new york and france. susan mcginnis is in washington with more. good morning, susan. >> good morning, anne-marie. yeah. he made the announcement earlier this week. he said this is what isis militants said there was this plan to attack subways here and in f

i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.ng. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com griego. and i'm frank mallicoat >>> good morning, everyone. it is friday, september 5. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. we are grinning from ear to ear! [ laughter ] >> nearly 4:30. let's get you out of the gate with the man with the st shorte workweek in america. >> yes. thank you very much. [ laughter ] >> hopefully -- >> i think i need a vacation after all this. i think i deserve it! [ laughter ] >> good to see you guys. looks like it is going to be a nice day outside just some patchy fog early on. some warm temperatures by the afternoon. we'll look at the weekend forecast coming up. >> and caltrans crews are still hard at work. if you are traveling out of downtown oakland anytime soon, you may hit some roadwork between jackson and 16th closer to the oakland coliseum okay, but a lot of overnight roadwork is still out there so we'll break it all down for you coming up. >>> this h

i'm anne-marie green. comedian joan rivers pulled no punches and she took no prisoners. rivers is being remembered this morning as a trailblazing comics who hard driving style got sharper with age. she died yesterday at the age of 81. susan mcginnis is here in new york. susan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. joan rivers is being remembered as brash, self-deprecating, and groundbreaking in her industry but most of all for being so funny. people around the country are paying tribute to joan rivers. david letterman remembered the standout comic during his late night show thursday. >> and talk about guts. she would come out here and sit in this chair and say some things that were unbelievable. >> the only child that i think i would have liked ever was helen keller because she didn't talk. >> reporter: the 81-year-old brash comedian known for her trademark line. >> can we talk here. >> reporter: broke new ground in her industry. the first woman to host her own late night talk show. she was

i'm anne-marie green. the fight against isis continues this morning. air strikes overnight killed at least a dozen isis fighters in syria, and now more nations are joining the u.s.-led coalition against the terror organization. the moves come after president obama made his case to the united nations. he's asking other countries to stand with the united states in efforts to take down the islamic extremist group. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. that speech from the president at the united nations comes as the u.s. and arab allies continue to pound isis targets including many, many small oil installations, a major source of this group's funding. now, as the president issued this international call to arms he also issued a warning about what is to come, saying anyone who has joined isil should leave the battlefield while they can. amid a sustained campaign targeting isis with air strikes in syria, president obama asked the united nations general assembly to st

ann, good evening. >> reporter: that's right, brian. good evening. iran's president rowhani condemned isis to saying to execute persons against islam, against all religions, even against humanity. >> translator: they want to kill humanity. and from the viewpoint of the islamic tenets and culture, killing innocent people equals the killing of the whole humanity. and therefore the killing and beheading of innocent people in fact is a matter of shame for them. and it's a matter of concern and sorrow for all the human and all the mankind. >> reporter: as harsh as president rowhani was on isis, he was absolutely withering on president obama's strategy to fight it. >> translator: how come they are doing only air strikes? are americans afraid of giving casualties on the ground in iraq? are they afraid of, of their, you know, soldiers being killed in the fight they claim is against terrorism? if they want to use plane and if they want to use unmanned plane so nobody is injured from the americans, is it really possible to fight terrorism without any hardship?

anne-marie? >>> well, france says it will continue air strikes against isis despite the video showing the beheading of a french hostage. they killed 55-year-old avary gore dell in a video released yesterday. they say it's in response to france's military action. france's president called the killing cowardly. and many nations are joining in the fight against isis. ahead on "cbs this morning" norah o'donnell sits down with the former saudi arabian ambassador. ing. >> the trial of the boston marathon bombing suspect will now start next year. a judge pushed bay dzhokhar tsarna tsarnaev's trial. he and his brother are accused in the 2013 bombing that killed three pill and hurt more than 360. >>> a man suspected in the disappearance of a university of virginia student hannah graham is in custody. jesse matthew was arrested in galveston, texas, 1,300 miles away from where he was seen over the weekend. >> reporter: the four-day manhunt for jesse matthew jr. ended a on the beaches along th gulf coast. ba

anne-marie? >> marlie hall, thank you. >>> besides striking isis in syria, the united states on its own attack a second terrorist group affiliated with al qaeda. administration officials say they've been watching the little known khorasan group for years. it's believed it was plotting imminent attacks against u.s. and europe. bob orr has that part of the story. >> reporter: taking advantage of the lawlessness inside syria, khorasan, a veteran of al qaeda operati operatives, has been working on new hard-to-detect bombs that can be smuggled aboard airplanes. al qaeda has experimented with nonmetallic bombs that may be hidden in shoes, clothing, cell phones, laptops, even tubes of toothpaste. that intelligence prompted the tsa in july to tighten security for u.s.-bound flights from two dozen airports. sources say khorasan which takes instruction from al qaeda takes it from experts like tom bomb maker al siri. based in yemen, he's the investor of the bombs placed in underwear. unlike isis, khorasan i

i'm anne-marie green. well, less than 48 hours after he was reinstated by the minnesota vikings star running back adrian peterson is once again suspended by the team. early this morning the vikings announced peterson will remain away from all activities. peterson was deactivated from last sunday's game after he was in dieted on felony child abuse charges. on monday the team said he would play this weekend, but the vikings reversed course. the team's owners released a statement reading, quote, after further reflection, we have conclude thad this resolution is best for the vikings and for adrian. we want to be clear. we have a strong stance regarding the protection and welfare of children and we want to be sure we get this right. now, peterson won't be back until the child abuse case is resolved. the vikings' owners seemed to have appealed to pressures from sponsorses and the nfs is hearing it from major sponsors as well, all the while an appeal has been filed regarding the suspension of ray race. danielle n

>> all of ann's organs turn out to be normal except for her enlarged heart. her blood samples are tested for drugs, dr. spitz must move this death investigation as pending. >> one of the things i will exclude before i focus my attention back on the heart is the toxicology concern that i have because of the medications that she's on. but i will be much more comfortable once i exclude that an overdose of medication played a role in the death. now there is nothing left to do but wait and dictate. >> hello. dr. spitz dictating. case number sec 0-8. ann c. palmateer. >> as summer slowly turns to fall, death continues its familiar march. bodies arrive at the morgue and leave again. some deaths are resolved immediately. others must wait their turn. two months after the death of ann palmateer, the toxicology results are in. her death had nothing to do with an accidental drug overdose and everything to do with her enlarged heart. >> turned out that the toxicology showed low levels of an antidepressant, celexa is the trade name. the levels were very low and wouldn't ha

i'm anne-marie green. president obama leaves for europe today where russian aggression in ukraine and the threat of isis militants will top the agenda. mr. pred will attend a nato summit in wales beginning thursday but the president's first stop is estonia meeting with leaders. mark albert is in washington. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. president obama is under growing pressure to stop the isis advance. some lawmakers here in washington are growing impatient and hope the nato summit leads to a plan. president obama leaves washington today for estonia. it's the first stop in a trip designed in part to shore up confidence among allies. growing nervous as russian-backed rebels don't take over more towns in eastern ukraine. in the latest talks mont pro-russian separatists said they will accept sovereignty. by establishing a rapid-reaction force comprised of thousands of troops capable of deploying within 48 hours to eastern europe. leaders are expected to endorse that idea at a nato summit in wales la

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anne. >> reporter: the king fire has blown up to more than 100 square miles. and while firefighters work to contain it, the man accused of deliberately setting it sits in jail 37-year-old wayne huntsman is charged with arson. his bail is set at $10 million. authorities haven't released any details as to how or why he may have set this fire up. in the meantime, 3,000 people are evacuated. that fire is only 5% contained. firefighters say the dry conditions are unprecedented. at a press conference within the last half-hour, officials

i'm anne-marie green. >>> a two-day summit starts in wales but before the official meeting begins, president obama and the leaders will hold a separate sidebar meeting. the topics, russian aggression in ukraine and what to do about islamic militants. yesterday the president said his objective is to degrade and destroy isis. he later backtracked from that language. >> we can continue to shrink isil's sphere of influence, its effectiveness, its financing, its military capabilities to the point where it is a manageable problem. >> that was cause for some criticism on capitol hill. mark albert is in washington. >> good morning, anne-marie. saxby chambliss said he was extremely disappointed by the president saying he wanted isis degraded to a managebling problem. even al franken of minnesota said he was troubled by the administration's lack of strategy for hitting isis in syria, which make this two-day nato meeting so crucial. on the sidelines of the nato summit in wales, president obama is meeting with europea

i'm anne-marie green.oday in paris, representatives from about 30 nations will meet to try and figure out how to defeat islamic militants in iraq and syria. secretary of state john kerry will attend. the obama administration says several arab countries will launch air strikes against isis. so far only australia plans to send ground troops. congress could vote as early as this week on the president's request for authority to arm syrian rebels to fight the extremists. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. there is a sense, a dramatic escalation of world response to the threat of isis is imminent. today's meeting follows a brutal murder of another western hostage with a fourth now threatthreat en ened. the plan right now is a worldwide front to form to destroy the group. secretary of state john kerry and diplomats from around the world are in paris today to try to form a global strategy to defeat the islamic militant group isis. >> we have countries in this region,

anne-marie? >> marlie hall, thank you. >>> besides striking isis in syria, the united states on its own attack a second terrorist group affiliated with al qaeda. it's believed it was plots attacks against the u.s. and europe. b bob orr has that story. khorasan has been working on new hard-to-detect bombs that can be smuggled aboard airplanes. al qaeda has experimented with nonmetallic bombs that may be hidden in shoes, clothing, cell phones, laptops, even tubes of tooth paste. that intelligence prompted the tsa in july to tighten security for u.s.-bound flights from two dozen airports. sources say core saudi arabian takes it from experts like the top bomb maker al siri. unlike isis, khorasan is not battling for territory. instead sources say it's plotting external attacks against the west and recruiting american and european radicals. western passport holders will join the jihad in syria could be used to carry bombs onto planes. lieutenant general william mailville says the air strikes encore zan

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i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning, firefighters in california are battling ten major wildfires in record-breaking heat and strong winds. the most destructive is in the small town of weed, near the border of organize or where a fast-moving wildfire damaged and destroyed homes and forced residents to evacuate. 40-mile-per-hour winds quickly turned it into a firestorm. >> there's nothing like it. my lawn got burned up. all that's left there is bricks. it's completely gone. everything -- my clothes, all i have is what i got on. >> reporter: the local saw meal caught fire, a church was destroyed and power to most of the town has been knocked out. so far no injuries have been reported, though. this morning, the fire is 15% contained. >>> meanwhile, two other wildfires fuelled by triple-digit temperatures have destroyed dozens of homes, daniel yelle nottingham reports. >> reporter: massive plumes of smoke rise 60 miles east of sacramento. the wildfire nearly quadrupled in size to 4,000 acres by monday afte

montgomery, prince georges, anne arundel, howard, they could get an inch or two. most of the rain is in the carolinas, crossing south of norfolk and danville. moderate to heavy downpours. blustery east winds. here's the timing on arriving. 5:00, 6:00, the first showers come canning in. the first neighborhood the see it will be in charles, st. marys, anne arundel, calvert. and moderate overnight. and midnight don't and dawn on thursday. so for the morning commute, we could be dealing with after effects of ponding of water early tomorrow morning. most of the region will probably felt an inch or less. but an inch or more is possible. counties around the bay, eastern shore and atlantic beach. it's up near 50 degrees after we were in the mid-40s a couple of hours ago. the skies are partly cloughy. 59, reagan national. by noon time, near 70. low to mid-70s in the afternoon. we had the increasing chance of showers moving in and likely look overnight as we drop into the 60s. we dry out thursday afternoon. highs near 70. getting like summer again friday and the weekend wit

i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.rning everyone, it's tuesday, september 16th. i'm michelle griego. >> and hi everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. i think -- i had to think this for a minute. it's nearly 4:30 and we have lawrence, in fact we're al back. but then liz took off and there you go. >> it's been a while. welcome back. >> welcome back. >> we're going to get you some coffee and get you going there. >> very good idea. >> looks like outside we have some patchy fog this morning. guess what though? off the coastline there are a couple of rain drops, soon visit the bay area? we will talk about that coming up. >>> all right a look at the drive this morning. here's a live look at 880 so far no accidents and a much different story than it was yesterday but we have roadwork northbound 880 from 16th to broadway. closed until 5:00 a.m. >>> all right thanks. >> some breaking news now in san jose. crews are on the scene of a pallet fire on the north side of the city at a lumberyard. these are photos provided by the san jose fire

live in larkspur, anne makovec, kpix 5. >>> let's check the weather.ost important day of the week. >> good to see you today. you guys are so happy. >> it's friday. >> the rest of the week it was terrible. [ laughter ] >> just kidding. >> go to your room! >>> we have great weather for the weekend but today will be interesting a chance of scattered showers as they are both scowling at me a chance of few scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms as we have an area of low pressure that continues to rotate just off the coastline. and that could bring some of that in our direction. temperatures mild in the 60s and 70s, and 70s inside the bay. a neat shot cumulus clouds out there over the bay. looks like we are going to see a few more of those same throughout the day today. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. this afternoon 76 in concord. 74 in san jose. 76 degrees in napa. that's one of those places we're watching the chance of some thunderstorms. let's check the roads with elizabeth. >>> thank you, lawrence. we are going to start off with our live look at t

live in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> okay, anne, thank you for that. >>> let's check in with liz and get a feel for the morning commute. how are we doing? >> we were doing great but now we're getting word of a new problem berkeley. it's an accident involving up to four cars and several lanes are blocked, one or two blocked right now. kcbs just sent one of their airborne units over the scene and you can see the delays on our sensors. the accident is westbound 80 at gilman. backups extend to carlson so heads up. we are seeing some bigger delays than usual much bigger especially for a friday. we were doing so well for a while. also, they have just temporarily closed the off-ramp north greenville westbound 580 at north greenville. there's a stalled big rig so sounds like they are working to clear it it. in the meantime the drive time is about a half-hour between the altamont pass and the dublin interchange. that is your "kcbs" drive to work. lawrence has the forecast. >> a little gray early on today, liz. we are seeing the clouds surging well onshore pretty good sea breeze overni

ann compton. covering her last presidential summit after an incredible 41 years as a network correspondent. she'll be retiring next week after her record-breaking run. most of it at the white house. president obama echoed the sentiments of all of white house work with ann going back to gerald ford's presidency. >> ann compton, everybody here knows is not only the consummate professional but is also just a pleasure to get to know. i was proud to be able to hug her grandbaby recently, and i suspect that may have something to do with her decision. but i just want to say publicly, ann, we're going to miss you, and we're very, very proud of the extraordinary career and work that you've done. and we hope you're not a stranger around here. ann compton. i suspect you may get some cake at some point. >> in fact, there was cake during ann's last ride on air force one this week. she tweeted before boarding and in her pool report. she also wrote it's been my privilege and honor to pool and report on president

anne, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. he was last seen leaving his home in this hayward neighborhood. you can see this missing poster right now. there are several of them here in the area. now officers say someone logged on to his facebook account in san francisco's tenderloin at a library near st. anthony's, where he used to volunteer. this is a closer look at his picture. 16-year-old minh ly was last seen saturday afternoon. he had been in an argument with his father when he turned off the internet when he was playing league of legends. minh walked into the woods after things came to a head. >> he don't want to go to house you either stay or you leave. >> just go to go for a run and come back. he goes running all the time. >> reporter: minh had no phone or wallet with him when he left. he is a student at morro catholic high school a straight "a" student so it's very unusual even if he did originally intend to run away that he would have been gone for this long four days. live in hayward, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >> minh ly

anne. >> reporter: yeah.all memorial set up across the street at billow and mountain view in pittsburg. police hope to identify the driver in the fatal hit-and-run. surveillance video shows the truck on willow pass road. watch as moments later the truck veers dangerously and hurtles into a woman pushing a shopping cart on a sidewalk. pittsburg police blurred the video but after the impact, you can see a light pole snap and crash to the street. the truck a 2001 or 2002 silver chevy silverado like this one keeps driving leaving the victim 50-year-old michelle braz to die. last night, friends of michelle's watched the video in disbelief. >> doesn't he have a conscience? >> reporter: they came to the place where she died to light candles and ask for justice. >> he killed an innocent woman and he is going to get caught. i feel that. i know that. >> reporter: it's been three days since that accident. police have followed a few leads but still need more clues this morning. anne makovec, kpix 5. >> the video of that

one to two for anne arundel, calvert. chilly morning again. 40s farther west. 50 around the metro area. look at a warmer pattern for the weekend and next week. 4:41. melissa? >>> this just popped up for us. greenbelt road eastbound at ramp to bw parkway is blocked. they're going to work you around that if you are headed out any time soon. 66 at nutley street, no problems. beltway at new hampshire, looking good. no issues into town or out of up to. 95 virginia and 95 maryland all fine. you can sigh right here moving along. let's hope it stays that way. i will see you back here at 4:51. >>> the skins name not the only mascot under fire. the issue that has d.c. lawmakers pushing for a name change at several schools. >>> and in ferguson, tensions on >>> and in ferguson, tensions on the rise again in cases of rape and incest, just >>> and in ferguson, tensions on the rise again like the right-wing republicans in congress. they want to overturn roe v. wade. so does she. "i think roe v. wade should be overturned." barbara comsto

>> anne, what's the status of the fire burning in el dorado county?> reporter: this morning, that is only 5% contained and continues to grow. the king fire, highway 50 is still closed this morning in both directions in the pollock pines area in the foothills. check out the flames. mandatory evacuation in effect in several communities there. two people have been injured so far. live in the newsroom, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> there's a big clean-up job to do in southern california's inland empire after flash flooding and other problems. the storm ripped a roof off a building at elsinor high school and blew a tree into a backyard swimming pool. besides the heavy rain and lightning the storm hit the southland with record highs, as well. >>> tropical storm odile is likely to dump more rain on the desert southwest today, as well. you can see the damage odile did when it was a hurricane slamming baja, california. major damage at the cabo san lucas airport you see it there. because of that, the mexican government is using military planes now to get tourists o

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lets go ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center good morning, ann. >> good morning, todd. look at ben franklin parkway rock and rel role half marathon is underway now. ben franklin parkway shut down between 16th street and art museum circle along with kelly drive to the the right and martin luther king drive to the left. john f. kennedy boulevard shut down from 16th street. market street shut town between fourth street and 20th street, long stretch of red way there. arch street shut down between fourth street and 16th street, a long race street between broad street and eighth street. what a big race, these close another remain in effect until at least 11:00 this morning. we are moving traffic cam here to a roadway affected, well, this is actually an accident we will talk about here. i'm sorry. this is in the fishtown section of the city. aramingo avenue northbound at york street. aramingo avenue is shut down at york street, the accident is right here near the wawa, and as you can see police car block ago this way. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center, i'm ann evans

. >> reporter: her name is ann timson.nd cloaked in red, flying down the street with the greatest of ease, the 71-year-old british granny vigilante decides to take justice into her own hands. beating the armed bandits with the only weapon she has, her handbag. >> it was just instinct. and i'm just swinging my bag to the left and to the right. i was angry. i was angry that they dared to do it in daylight like that. >> she misses with her first few swings but then as the would-be thieves try to get away, one of the scooters topples over. >> so i was able to whack him a number of times. i realized then he had a hammer in his hand, and we just eyeballed one another i think and he dropped it. i think he realized it was all over. >> and not a moment too soon for ann's 71-year-old arthritic legs. onlookers pounce on the would-be robbers, holding them until police arrive. now that ann has a moment to think about what she just did, reality starts to set in. >> mad. absolutely mad. >> ann was never scared but does worry what one per

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kpix 5 reporter anne makovec us joins live at the larkspur ferry terminal right now and anne, tell us, how long are the captains going to be on strike? >> reporter: luckily, it is only a one-day strike. but that is going to leave thousands of commuters this morning trying to find an alternate way to work. they posted signs around the terminal yesterday so hopefully most commuters got the message. no boats from larkspur sausalito to san francisco today. the bridge district says contract talks with their boat operators will continue. the union says they are not negotiating in good faith. >> they didn't have the authority to come to an agreement and made proposals on training that they withdrew. >> the golden gate bridge district disputes that. they say that the union is stay with us saying that as an excuse to go on strike. the latest offer from the bridge district includes a 9% raise over three years but they pay more for their health insurance. this will affect the commute and fans trying to go to tonight's giants game. but i do want to point out this is just golden gate ferry operato