and ann's guilt. single shot to the back of john's head, a spot, he says, makes ann's story impossible. >> the only wound mr. bender had had was located in the right ok sip tal region, shot like this. experience tells us, when a person is going to commit suicide, they will shoot themselves in a central location, specifically here, here, and here. or directly to the heart. >> what about the position of john's body? >> translator: the position of john bender's body when found shows that he was in a fetal position, asleep, when shot. >> no gun powder residue found on john's hands. their. >> translator: the gun powder residue only appears on ann, in her hands and in her clothes. >> but forensic tests found no significant residue on ann's hands. and ann's attorney says the residue on her clothes does not prove she fired the gun. >> translator: if someone shoots a firearm, the gun powder residue can end up coating another person's clothes. >> what would have been ann bender's motive for killing her husband?

ann put them to bed around 10:00. she allowed them to stay up a little later that night since they didn't have school the next day. afterwards, ann started in on some of her homework. >> worked on the computer a little bit. decided to get a head start on some of the assignments that i had gotten that day. probably around 11:00, i decided to go to bed. >> around 2:00 a.m., ann awoke to find a masked intruder armed with a gun. he threatened to kill her and the children. >> he shone a flashlight in my face, so i really couldn't see anything at all. he was wearing these wool gloves, really scratchy gloves, and he had a flashlight in one hand and a gun in the other. >> the man wore a knit hat and a bandana over his face and forced ann to walk through the entire house. he said he was looking for money but took nothing of value. he found ann's home address in her backpack and said he would track her down if she did not do exactly as she was told. >> he really could kill me in just a second, so i knew to save my life and to s

patti ann: and i'm patti ann brown in for jenna lee. improving economy is helping the mood, but many voters simply don't agree with the vision that president obama laid out in his state of the union speech, the idea that america is a tight-knit family. jon: in fact 73% call america a dysfunctional family. according to our poll conducted this week. president obama's job approval rating ticking up slightly from last month to 45% thanks in part to the improving economy. but there is fear for the homeland. 84% believe terrorists will soon try to launch an attack on u.s. soil. nearly half of americans are unhappy with the president's handling of those terror threats. 47% say he underemphasizes the threat as the white house waffles on calling out terrorism. >> the president's bedrock commitment as commander in chief is to leave no man or woman behind. that's the principle he was operating under. >> isn't that what the jordanians are operating under? >> i think john -- >> the taliban is still conducting terrorist attacks, so you can't really s

lets get out to ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center ann. >> good morning, nicole. the schuylkill expressways as you can see is shut down in both directions between blue route and gulph mills. it is all due to the chain reaction crash in the westbound lanes to the left of your screen and again this crash involved ten plus vehicles. we cannot even count them all at the traffic center here where we are trying injuries are involve in this crash, we do have word of the injuries as of yet. you can see emergency vehicles in the eastbound lanes blocking those lanes and it is just a chain reaction crash. we have word that icy conditions might be involved. carol just spoke about the forecast. she spoke about some freezing rain especially initially as the rain starts. you can see to the right the eastbound lanes that the police have put down some actually some salt or brine in that roadway, in that portion of the roadway, to actually just clear it up a little bit to clear the ice. icy conditions could have been involved. the schuylkill expressway shut down in both directions

anne-marie? >> elaine, i see the day has begun. there are people going about their business behind you. can you give a sense of what the mood is like in paris on day like this? >> there's a mixture here of fear and also of determination to just keep going. there was a lot of anger last night when i was speaking to people at the rally. they said, we will not be intimidated. we're not giving in to fear. some said, i was afraid to come out but i wanted to just so say i'm not going to stay at home. we will not let them win. >> all right. elaine cobb in paris. thank you so much elaine. the prime minister said the main concern this morning is the possibility of a new attack. police searched the apartment lived to the gun suspects. they searched the offices of "charlie hebdo" yesterday. it had been targeted before after lampooning islam and prophet muhammad. they spoke fluent french and called out the names of specific employees. the two men are brothers known to the intelligence services. one has been convicted of terrorism charges befor

anne-marie? >> kris van cleave in comack, new york, thank you, kris. >>> well, as kris reported, this storm has virtually shut down an area from philadelphia to new england. government officials aren't just urging people to stay off the roads. they are ordering it. and the storm's effect is rippling across the country. brian webb is here in new york city. brian, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. kind of an eerie quiet on new york city streets apart from the occasional pack of snowplows that drives by. this morning the travel ban is in full effect. roads have been declared off limits. public transportation has been suspended. and the message from public officials is clear, stay off the roads. streets and highways are shut down to everyone except emergency workers. travel bans were enacted in a half dozen states. in new york city, violators faced a $300 fine. >> if you are in your car and you are on any road, you will technically be committing a crime. >> reporter: everything fro

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i'm anne-marie green. former new york governor mario cuomo is being remembered this morning as the most influential liberal voice of his generation. he died thursday at 82 from heart failure. word of his death came only hours after his son andrew cuomo was inaugurated for his second term as governor. in a statement president obama called mario cuomo a determined champion of progressive values and an unflinching voice for tolerance, inclusiveness, fairness, dignity, and opportunity. he was known for his large intellect, but his flirtations with the presidency frustrated supporters. marlie hall looks at the career that thrust cuomo into the national stage as an apologetic champion of the left. >> reporter: he was elected governor in 1983 and served three terms, balancing 12 consecutive budgets and leading new york through two recessions. cuomo emerged on the national stage in 1984 at the democratic convention in san francisco, delivering the keynote address he highlighted the failures of the reagan presidenc

i'm anne-marie green. well, in his first state of the union address before a congress controlled by republicans, president obama was anything but conciliatory. last night he focused on helping the middle class with new tax proposals republicans are sure to vote down and the president attempted to vito any attempts to nullify his actions on health care, immigration, and new reels governing wall street, and he highlighted the economic recovery. >> america for all that we have endured, for all the grit and hard work required to come back, for all the tasks that lie ahead, know this. the shadow of crisis has passed and the state of the union is strong. >> susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie good morning. you know much of the speech did ring familiar the past. president obama's speech is talking about everyone getting a fair shot and everyone doing their fair share and as you said, this year the speech was given against backdrop of an improving economy, and the president challeng

i'm anne-marie green. well, the nfl's investigation into charges that the new england patriots used underinflated footballs in the afc championship game could wrap up as early as today. the patriots' coach and quarterback deny any involvement. bill belichick and tom brady say they don't know why 11 of 12 patriots game balls used last sunday were underinflated. omar villafranca reports. >> reporter: the new england patriots used some familiar plays in the blame game over underinflated footballs. at his "morning news" conference, coach bill belichick handed off to quarterback tom brady. >> tom's personal preferences on his footballs are something that he can talk about in much better detail. >> i didn't alter the ball in any way. >> reporter: brady said he has no idea what happened to the game balls after he approved them before sunday's afc championship. >> i don't want anyone touching the balls after that, i don't want anyone rubbing them, putting any air in them, taking any air out. to me those balls are

i'm anne-marie green. there is breaking new this morning in the hunt for two brothers suspected in the attack on a french newspaper that killed 12 people. a french security official said the suspects have stolen a car this morning in a town about 30 miles northeast of paris. elaine cobb is in paris with the latest. elaine, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the massive man hunt for the two fugitive brothers has shifted closer to paris. there are reports they're holed up at a business near the charles de gaulle airport and they're holding hostages. some media report one hostage has been killed in a shoot-out. they've denied that. two runways have been closed at the airport amid fears that the brothers have a rocket lawn cher. the cabinet has been meeting with francois hollande. the interior minister said after that cabinet meeting only that a police operation is under way. authorities in france are focusing their hunt for two heavily armed brothers north of paris. police are searching home

i'm anne-marie green. this morning isis has set a new deadline for jordan to hand over a prisoner in a swap. the message gives jordan until later this morning to free a woman involved in a 2005 terror attack in exchange for a captured jordanian pilot. the fate of a japanese journalist also being held is not clear at this time. jordan's willingness to make the deal with isis puts it at odds with u.s. policy. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. the u.s. policy of course being that u.s. does not make concessions to terrorists. the state department says it will not interfere with the prisoner exchange as long as it complies with international law. we may very well see by sunset in jordan -- that is the deadline around 10 a.m. eastern time -- a prisoner swip with isis terrorists. a sunset deadline has been set involving the lives of japanese journalist kenji moto and a pilot. his plane crashed in syria during a bombing raid last month. the freelance journalist was

hi patty ann. it is already tomorrow here in paris. the rally is just hours away. it is a game changer. there will be dozens of heads of state and a million people expected to march. paris is in the highest state of alert. 17 people were killed by terrorist in and around paris this week it is extraordinary sending an incredibly strong message to the world that this has all got to stop. the manhunt is still on for the wife of one of the terrorist this week, an accomplice of sorts and someone who would have a lot of information. france's most wanted woman. hayat boumeddinene. she has disappeared in isis controlled syria and slipping out of the country a week before the terrorist atrocities rocked this city accident from here to pain via turky and believed to it be in syria. this as people will continue to ask about the security lapses that led to all of this. and how boumeddinene managed to get away given that she would have been on police radar and how the terrorist who killed 17 people this week go

i'm anne-marie green. this morning a bitter blast of arctic air is sweeping into the eastern two-thirds of the country. a dip in the jet stream is bringing potentially dangerous weather from canada. the deep freeze has descended on minnesota where steam is rising off lap superior. some parts of the state fell to below 20 degrees below zero. we have the frigid forecast. >> a jet stream pattern known as the siberian express will drive arctic air into the midwest and northeast and the coldest of this outbreak will arrive wednesday night into thursday and the biggest shock will be felt in parts of the northeast where right now unseasonable temperatures in the 50s and 60s are being enjoyed. by midweek the grip of old man winter will be taking hold running 20 to 30 degrees below average. this means 20s and teens in cities such as philadelphia new york city, and boston and lows to single digits below zero. >> meteorologist lauren casey of our station in minnesota. >>> meanwhile they're cleaning up after a line of

hathaway get along with actress anne hathaway?licts on the set? what do you do when you are producer of a movie? >> ah, well, a lot more than i thought. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> i have such a new respect for what producers actually do. it turns out movies don't run themselves. i had no idea. i just thought everything just worked. but i -- jonathan demming pulled me aside, he said, listen, you have to act in the film, it's going to be a push pull thing. why don't you just focus on the acting. i was like, okay. i felt like producer me could show up, do little things. this is a low budget, tiny, tiny movie. some locations, the bathroom would be really gnarly. producer me brought in a scented candle. in the movie, this wonderful young actor, ben, he would have to be under layers of blankets pretending to be in a coma. there's no air conditioning. so, the next day, i brought him an ice pack. that's what my producer does. >> jimmy: that's pretty good producing. >> thank you. >> jimm and i would make sure the crew got a nice buzz on frid

i'm anne-marie green. well this morning a major breakthrough in the search for the wreckage of airasia flight 8501. crews have found the tail section of the airbus a320, the most significant part of the plane that crashed into the java sea last month killing all 162 people on board. brian webb is here in new york with the details. brian, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. finding the tail is incredibly important because this is where the black boxes are located, and they're the best hope of finding out why the plane went down. indonesia's search and rescue chief says it was first discovered by an echo sounder before divers went to the spot and snapped these photos. the word "airasia" clearly visible. the tail measuring about 10 x 5 x 3 meters. officials say it was pointing toward the seabed and near the same coordinates as when the plane lost contact. divers now looking in the same area for the fuselage hoping to recover more bodies. so far 40 have been found. it is still not clear what brought dow

i'd never done that before. >> jimmy: does producer anne hathaway get along with actress anne hathawayet? >> oh, man. >> jimmy: what do you do when you're producer of a movie? >> well, a lot more than i thought. >> jimmy: oh, really? >> yeah. i have such a new respect for what producers actually do. it turns out movies don't run themselves. i had no idea. i just thought everything just worked. so -- but i -- jonathan demme was a producer on the film. he had pulled me aside a few weeks out and said, listen, you've got to act in the film. it's going to be a push-pull thing. why don't you just focus on the acting. i was like, okay. but then i felt like producer makes me like show up and do little things here and there. this is a super low-budget tiny, tiny movie. some locations you would arrive and the bathroom would be really gnarly. so like producer me would bring in a scented candle. [ laughter ] and we were shooting in a hospital and we didn't have air-conditioning. in the movie my character's brother is in a coma and this wonderful young actor ben rosenfield he would have to be like

i'm anne-marie green. well, the fate of two men held hostage by isis is in limbo this morning. a deadline for a prisoner swap for the japanese journalist and a jordanian pilot has passed. jordan refused to release a jailed female terrorist as demanded by isis because it has no proof the pilot is still alive, and now the wife of one of the hostages is making a desperate appeal for his life. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. the latest from the jordanian government is a signal that this prisoner swap is on hold because the islamic state did not provide that proof of life. that was jordan's condition for releasing this iranian female hostage. so today we have jordan and japan in this torturous waiting period, and now for the first time we have the hostage's wife making a plea. an emotional plea from the wife of japanese journalist kenji goto has so far gone unanswered. on thursday she issued her first public statement to a group that helps families of freelance

i'm anne-marie green. well this morning a dangerously painful mass of colder air is spreading across the country. it's so cold fire is being used to keep rail systems from freezing. the city is considering closing its public schools tomorrow. along with the cold up to 6 inches of snow is expected. snowfall up to 7 inches was reported overnight in central iowa. and windchills are expected to reach 35 below zero tonight. travel is not recommended. meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz has more on the freezing jet stream. >> what is january? as you might think, it's all snow coming down in illinois and indiana overnight. had some in pennsylvania over towards philly and d.c. before wrapping up light snow in boston. the totals, a lot of it on the ground. we'll see significant travel here just west of d.c. for the morning drive. but then it's all about the cold seeping its way southward. heading into today, wednesday by thursday, the coldest of the air moving in. high temperatures filling in lots o

i'm anne-marie green. there is breaking new this morning in the hunt for two brothers suspected in the attack on a french newspaper that kill 12 people. a french security official said the suspects have stolen car this morning in a town about 30 miles northeast of paris. elaine cobb is in paris with the latest. elaine good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. social media here is filled with pictures of helicopters ore that torn in northern france where the interior minister confirm mace superior police operation is under way. french media say the two main suspects have been sighted there and they've taken at least one hostage. >> elaine, i know that things are unfolding and it's difficult to know what's going on. do we have any idea where the brothers may have been ore thever the last 12 hours or so? >> reporter: the brothers have been tracked across towns in northeastern france. the police have been following and sweeping through that area doing house-to-house searches, throwing up roadblocks

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we will have much more but right now lets get outside to ann evans in the cbs-3 traffic center ann. >> thanks nicole. we are looking at the ben franklin bridge closed in both direction as long with all of the delaware river port authority bridge necessary our area that includes the walt whitman, burlington bristol betsy ross bridge, tacony palmyra bridge shut down commodore barry bridge shut down. again, all did he ever wear river port authority bridges are shut down due to icy conditions this morning. our other big problem this morning is on the schuylkill expressway, this is schuylkill westbound, westbound lanes to the left of your screen is closed in both directions between the blue route and gulph mills. the accident happened, multi vehicle will chain reaction accident happened in the westbound lanes about a dozen plus cars are involved in this accident. there seems to be a tractor trailer, cars on the guardrail as you can see icy conditions here might have have been a culprit. they have put down salt so emergency crews can get the people injured in the westbound lanes. again, the

anne-marie? >> susan mcginnis in washington. thank you, susan. >>> wheel president obama said he's interested in cooperating with congressional republicans, he did take a number of shots at them in his address. cbs analyst john dickerson gave his analysis. >> he framed them as lobbyists and super wealthy. he said they were essentially hypocrites on minimum wage. he said their obsession was the keystone pipeline was limiting and limited in terms of america's vision. and he issued a whole host of veto threats because he you know, just sort of warned them from following their worst instinct. so his kind of between the lines the way he was treating republicans was certainly the way they read it as well was not something very favorable. >> well at several occasions during his speech the president ad-libbed. when republicans applauded he had run his last campaign, the president responded. >> i have no more campaigns to run. [ applause ] >> i know because i won both of them. >> earlier i spoke with cbs

i am mark kell. >> and i am anne--i am mark kelly. >> and i am anne.ope you saturday is off to a nice start. >>> yes, now a live shot of the golden gate bridge this morning, it is mostly cloudy. we do have some morning fog out there. the temperatures right now, liver moore, sitting at 51. san jose, 50, the same for santa rosa this morning. here is what you can expected to, it is a mostly cloudy start with the fog. but we will see a hazy afternoon and partly cloudy tax spare the air day today, the 20th, unbelievable, this wenter season. more on a chance of showers coming up. >>> there is an investigation now there into a police shooting yesterday. the police shot and killed a man who was reportedly holding a knife at a fremont park it. happened near harvey park and afterwards, the police closed part of the neighborhood for several hours. betty yu has more. >> reporter: moments before this man died at harvey park, witnesses told the police he was threatening two people in the neighborhood. >> they saw a male walking on the street, he had a large knife in

anne-marie? >> brian webb here in new york. thank you very much brian. >>> in yemen now, a suicide bomber driving a mini bus packed with explosives kill at least 30 people. the massive blast could be heard across the city. it attacked a group gathering to enroll in the police academy. there's no immediate claim of responsibility. >>> and now to the bitterly cold weather that's sweeping over most of the country. this morning another round of freezing arctic air and snow is heading east. the high in minneapolis today is expected to be minus 1. public schools there and in chicago are closed today. two-thirds of the country will see unusually cold temperatures including the south. in west virginia yesterday, the freezing temperatures made for dangerous driving. one car flipped and ended up in a creek. the driver escaped though. meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz says all this cold will be followed by more cold. >> it is cold just about everywhere right now. the really cold air, the c

let's go back live to the scene for an update from kpix 5's anne makovec. anne. >> reporter: yeah.t's right. one person died. we know that. six people were injured and about 46 people were left homeless. the fire captain said there's fire still burning on the third floor where it appears this fire started. from 22nd and mission there were flames shattering windows causing exterior building trim to fall, still flaming. >> where are you going there? >> reporter: eventually enough flames to force san francisco firefighters out. >> there are the horns as you said earlier. that was an all-out evacuation call for the firefighters to -- first of all we made the call to get them off the roof because the roof became untenable. >> reporter: firefighters rescued several people early on six from a fire escape and a half dozen inside building. [ inaudible ] >> the thing about fire it's very dangerous it did travel and take off into the attic space. >> i started seeing, like, white smoke at first they were, like, i guess putting it out and then i started seeing, like, more flames moving towards

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anne-marie. >> mark albert in washington. thank you, mark. >>> former virginia governor bob mcdonnell learns his fate at a sensing hearing today. mcdonnell is asking a judge to sentence him to community service on 11 corruption charges. prosecutors want him to serve at least ten years in prison. the court has received hundreds of letter, asking for leniency. >>> and jury selection continues this morning in the boston marathon bombing trial. the 21-year-old suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev was in court monday. the process is expected to take weeks with a pool of 1200 potential jurors. prosecutors face the challenge of seating a panel willing to consider the death penalty if tsarnaev is convicted. >>> and this morning, divers have joined the search for airasia flight 8501 thanks to better conditions. the area of the java sea being scoured has expanded. officials think weather and currents have moved the wreckage eastward. the divers are looking where sonar detected five large pieces of wreckage over the weekend. but so far, only 37 bo

and when ann was in air force one.rom the time i started working in politics, i loved dealing with reporters. they were so smart. so interested. so engaged. anyone who has done field and has knocked on doors -- i love communicating with the public. i was so appreciative to have that opportunity. >> when you came in, the new president was elected and got some of those first briefings of how bad the economy really was what was that like? >> starting in september, our nightly campaign communications changed from -- i did the agenda for them. starting in september, they began with an economic briefing, ok. it is not the usual things that you do. normally start would here is what was in the news today. here's what we think the other campaign is doing. it is a very focused call. suddenly were doing economic briefings. readings about what will happen on capitol hill and what we are hearing from people. it was a scary time. every day after president obama was elected, history to having morning economics briefings. all presiden

i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning a winter storm system is triggering heavy snow in the southwest, southern rockies, and the plans. up to 8 inches is expected in some areas as the system heads east. winter weather advisories and warnings are posted in new mexico, texas, oklahoma, and colorado. rain and thunderstorms are expected over parts of the gulf coast. >>> it started snowing in the denver area yesterday. the snow is expected to have cleared out by this morning, but temperatures will drop to near 10 degrees make for slick roads and treacherous travel. eric fisher of our boston affiliate wbz is tracking the storm. >> wintry weather in our southern plain this morning. picking up some significant snowfall here. it's been falling during the overnight, continuing as it tracks its way east, even snow potential in and around dallas especially the northwest side of the city and that could slow down the commute. that could slow down the commute. but many of these spots saying 3 to 6 inches of snow. the

we are going back live to the scene for an update with anne makovec. anne?: mission street is still closed. firefighters say they are still working to put out hot spots on the third story of a three- story building here behind me on mission. they have no estimated time of when this road will re-open or when that fire will officially be out. we have heard that one person died, six people were injured. and 46 people are homeless this morning. from 22nd and mission there were flames shattering windows causing exterior building trim to fall, still flaming. >> where are you going there? >> reporter: eventually enough flames to force san francisco firefighters out. >> there are the horns as you said earlier. that was an all-out evacuation call for the firefighters to -- first of all we made the call to get them off the roof because the roof became untenable. >> reporter: firefighters rescued several people early on six from a fire escape and a half dozen inside building. [ inaudible ] >> the thing about fire it's very dangerous it did travel and take off into the

and the anne arundel county department of public works for providing heavy excavating equipment. that concludes my statement. i'd like to ask special agent in charge bill mcmullin to speak. >> thank you chief. on behalf of the men and women of a.t.f. i'd like to send our deeply condolences to the family members, friends community and everybody affected by this horrible tragedy. i want to also express our appreciation to the neighbors of don and sandra pyle and the residents of the annapolis community who provided the a.t.f. agents and the fire investigators who worked this scene for the last two weeks with tremendous amount of support, patience and understanding as we work through this investigation. as chief graves noted, a.t.f. agents from the baltimore field division and the a.t.f. national response team along with fire investigators from all of the local departments that are part of this unified effort were able to conclude that this fire was the result of a tragic accident that occurred at the absolutely worst possible time while the pyles and their grandchildren were sleepi

patti ann? >> what are we hearing from the pentagon about the plans to reduce the threats in. >> without giving away too much of the pentagon playbook, the chairman of the joint chiefs martin dempsey says that stopping the attacks requires a global plan. listen. >> what we try to do across this -- you know this swath of radical extremeism that stretches from the fatah and i suppose over to nigeria we try to keep pressure on that network with the sweet of capabilities that we have, whether it's intelligence, building partners in some cases direct action. >> do we need to do more? >> well, i think so absolutely. but that's not to imply we're not doing enough. if you understand the distinction there. we're doing a lot. >> so far those are really the only specifics that we have. the white house has been mostly quiet. patti ann? >> peter, we mentioned the attorney general traveling to paris for this meeting. what more can you tell us about that? >> there's a big meeting tomorrow with international le

i'm anne-marie green. 2015 is here. millions are thawing out this morning after celebrations around the country to welcome the new year. philadelphia hosted its annual fireworks show over the delaware river. people also crowded around baltimore's chilly inner harbor -- ring, rather, to ring in 2015, but wendy gillette shows us the biggest celebration in times square where about a million people watched the ball drop. >> reporter: the glittering waterford crystal ball dropped over times square, ushering in 2015 for the estimated 1 million people on hand to watch. they came from all over the world. where are you from? >> saudi arabia. >> reporter: most arrived to secure their viewing spots earlier in the morning. after passing through security revelers were confined to massive pens where they couldn't leave, even to use the bathroom. >> i haven't had anything to drink since this morning. >> reporter: officers and bomb-sniffing dogs were on patrol to keep everyone safe. it was also a cold night. the temperatu

he's a real estate executive from anne arundel county. and this is his first time holding elected office. >>> speaking of elected officials, one state lawmaker in virginia is not done grabbing the headlines yet. still ahead tonight, more trouble for delegate joe morsi right after he was elected to the seat he resigned from. >> a plan to possibly raise metro fares has you talking but will it have you driving? >> also ahead, there could be more of this in your future. chief meteorologist topper shutt is going to tell us all about it in his full forecast. stronger. when a girl connects with a science mentor... her confidence grows. when schools connect with technology... a 5th grader's world opens up. and when a worker connects to online degrees... his opportunities multiply. the at&t aspire initiative. helping students and communities across america. >>> metro is considering a plan to make you pay more to ride a bus or train eastleigh cut back on the number of trains -- as they cut back on the numbers of they run. this a week after the dead

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live in san francisco's mission district, anne makovec, kpix 5. >> thank you, anne. the name of the man killed in the fire hasn't been released yet. the red cross is helping families who are displaced. >>> right now, uc-davis medical center confirms it's treating a patient suspected of having ebola. the patient will have tests in an isolation room. this would be the first case of ebola in california if the patient has it. officials said, "uc-davis is fully prepared to safely assess and treat the patient. measures put in place to protect the health and safety of hospital workers and patient include protective equipment and an isolation room." the measles outbreak that started in southern california has now infected 95 people in 8 states and mexico. most of the cases are in california. most are linked to disneyland. palm desert high school suspended 66 students for two weeks because they have not been vaccinated. most of those with the disease were not vaccinated. >> we have given people a false sense of security and in situations like this it reminds us of the importa

on demand and itunes on friday anne hathaway everybody. >> thank you.jon: that's our show. stay tuned for the nightly. here it is, your moment of zen. >> hey mr. vice president. how do you feel about addressing republicans the president doing so. >> i think it's great. >> and you have members of the house >> larry: the state of the union. obama care or obama don't care? there are so many middle aged black women in congress, i thought i was watching an earth,

so it is fun for me to be getting questioned by ann again.lot of memories of those days. anita as well. i think we were trying to do our best. one of the things we were really proud of in a very chaotic and difficult period was the very sincere and thorough effort to make sure that the transition was going to go well with whoever was going to win the election. then once then-senator obama won the election to really befá this tight ly tightly knit as possible while protecting the candidate, also. we didn't want to put him in a position where he had to play his hands on consequential decisions that we were making because we didn't want to hamstring him, hamstring the obama administration that way, but just to make sure we were doing everything we can that you all had enough information to be informed so that on january 20th at 12:01 you were well prepared to take the reins on that really difficult period. so we were very proud of that. all those calls, i'm sure i know exactly the kinds of things you were sharing at that time. of all the economi

we're fortunate to have ann hin hinton here. she can keep us up on what's going on and what's happening. if they don't get the funding there is less representation and guess what then they come to the local ones and say they want a written report to be sent in. they'll be looking to different groups here to send in written reports for suggestions, questions and things like that. the message that seemed to come out about this was be alert, watch what's happening. end of my report. >>thank you kathy. did the announcement about the conference state the purpose of the conference? did it indicate any high level goals that it hopes the conference would achieve or attain or was it just a conference? >>it was a conference. they did say there were things they were looking at a theme: retirement security they figured was a vitally important issue, they wanted to come out with that; listening term services and supports is a priority; and healthy ageing they consider very important because the baby boomers are ageing. they didn't pay attent

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