anna graduated from high school with a 3.8 gpa. at uc santa cruz she maintains a 3.4. >> you know, you just need to have the feeling like you want to do it. it's hard, but you just have to focus on your goal. >> reporter: wend tawendy -- wendy takuta. toughest cliff-- with only their hands and feet. their journey to >>> coming up tonight at five, two climbers tackle yosemite's toughest cliff with only their hands and feet. therrienfully to achieve the near impossible -- their journey to achieve the near impossible at five. >>> that's it for the kpix 5 news at noon. >> thanks for joining us on the show. frank will be back tomorrow. >> have a great afternoon. >> bye-bye. now earn cash for your school year-round at safeway with just for u e box tops offers. simply enroll online at safeway dot com slash box tops and start earning! plus, now until january 20th buy five participating products and earn 20 e box tops with the just for u digital coupon, only at safeway! here's what's new at safeway from general mills! start the morning off

could you talk about the role of anna?supposedly was involved in gathering evidence as an informant against many activists in the environmental movement. >> i want to point out, first, there was never any plan to blowup the nimbus dam. there was actually never any plane to do anything. there was a lot of talk. whatever plans there were, were 100% the fbi's and anna's. this is a clear-cut case of entrapment. the case of the government creating an solving its own told called -- so-called conspiracy. if there was any agreement among the codefendants in this case, it was specifically not to block the nimbus dam. yes, anna entrapped them by literally hurling them together across the country, by plying them with material needed, by sheltering them, and providing them food and transportation and literally gathering them back together and trying to keep them interested in her plans and her schemes. each of them for their own reasons was trying to please and placate her. it was a lot of talk. there was no action. nothing was ever d

let's get the latest with anna coren in surabaya. in good morning, anna. >> reporter: yeah hi john. we're learning more information about this tail that was found upside down largely submerged in mud at the bottom of the seafloor. they came across it at 5:00 this morning by sonar. they've been working day and night. was actually find in the second priority area. they used other sonars to verify its existence. they then sent down a camera and then the divers. that's when the divers were in the water and they confirmed this was in fact the tail of airasia flight 8501. now, we just learned from officials that they are going to send in a subsalvage vehicle. this is going to lift up the tail of the plane, in the hope that those black boxes are actually there. now, we haven't had any confirmation from the divers that have been in the water late this afternoon as to what they have discovered. but obviously, of the fact that they are going to send in this submarine that will lift up this wreckage on to the boats indicates that perhaps they will need to do that to actually get into the tail

anna werner on the nfl under pressure. the league nears the end of itses t investigation into charges that the super bowl-bound patriots underinflated nearly a dozenhampio balls in its championship victory.lack and john blackstone on saving anstar aging star. >> we have a senior rover.hy >> pelley: why nasa is notxiou anxious to let this opportunity pass. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley reporting tonight from washington. >> pelley: good evening, this is our western edition. we begin tonight with breaking news from washington. it appears the white police officer who shot an unarmed black man to death in ferguson missouri, will not face federal civil rights charges. darren wilson had been cleared by a state grand jury in the death of michael brown, but now cbs news has confirmed the f.b.i. has completed its investigation. justice correspondent bob orr has the details.orte >> reporter: the f.b.i. has been investigating officer darren wilson to determine if he intentionally violated

that is what anna is talking about. whenever you get capital transmitted through our banking system, we used to turn around and get that out to clients to help stimulate and grow the economy. now she is in a position where she is not research leading capital, she is holding on to it. in many respects, in europe, as we discussed in a meeting earlier in zurich, it seems like that process is starting to get worse and not better. >> anna? >> the global financial report we have done analysis on a smaller sample of the european banks. if you take the 40 against lists of european banks and look at where they were in 2007 versus today, they are at the same level and capital is more than doubled. the returns on these banks equity is around 6%. that is why i think banks are ready to lend again. this is incredibly important. i think two things are important. we want to use it to grow our lending. we are not going to buy anything. we are growing our balance sheet. it has actually grown our lending by 4%. nine out of 10 countries in

. >> anna is unpacking boxes from her dorm getting ready for a semester abroad.not in school she lives with her former teacher who has become like a second mom. >> my parents are farmers and can't afford to pay for school mostly women after sixth-grade that's it and i can't i need to go to school i wanted to go to school and be someone one day. >> to get that education at the age of 14 anna made the tough decision to live in the united states separated from her parents in graduate malla. >> the level of difficulty was no question but if anyone was able to over come it it was her. >> is she sad because do you miss your mom or dad. i still cry every time i talk about it because i miss them. >> anna is a permanent resident now but when she began her life in the u.s. she didn't speak a word of english and lived with her sister who supported her by no government assistance on their own with many worries. >> food, transportation, a roof, education. definitely how i learned english at the same time i'm worried about how to get money. >> what made the difference for anna

. >> reporter: anna joyce of portland oregon began what's become a sr. successful etsy shop five years ago. it's called anna joyce designs and sells handcrafted clothing and accessories using her own fabric designs. >> i think when i started myself i saw myself an artist wanting to be a businesswoman. and now i think i have equal parts of both. >> paul is hoping for the same kind of success on etsy. >> i think i'm very much at the beginning of the selling part of the process. >> paul is just beginning his portland-based etsy craft business. he said etsy helped organize his decorated metal business called etched metal arts. >> i feel like i was barely recognized for how serious of a commitment i was making that it wasn't frivolous. >> i jumped ship approximately two years ago and simply decided my time was better spent playing with my strengths. >> molly ray, also from portland, is a jewelry maker and designer. >> and we're actually going to do an interesting ear wire. >> etsy the no longer cost-effective for her but she credits it with turning her hobby

i could see. >> reporter: that is anna's cousin samantha.n the same morning, she spotted a different boar carcass outside of herbivore, another vegetarian restaurant. >> he had been skinned, his eyes had been taken out. it was gruesome. >> reporter: berkeley police are investigating but doesn't know if the vegan restaurants were targeted. as far as the surveillance video showing someone in white gloves dropping off the carcass, it doesn't show their face or the license plate number. samantha and anna has nothing but questions. >> what the heck is going through your head? >> reporter: in berkeley, christin ayers, kpix5. >> so far, berkeley police have no suspects. >>> a contractor hit a gas line this afternoon and that sent gas spewing. fire crews sprayed foam to see where 2 goose is coming from. it took three hours to cap it. no one was hurt. this is tully. >>> people are packing out and moving out today because their units are downright nasty. dangerous mold. a rat infestation. leaky roofs. the city knew about the problems for a year, but j

let's turn to cnn's anna coren in surabaya. anna what's the latest? >> reporter: john as you say, another three bodies located late this afternoon and that takes the number that have been retrieved to 37. a total of 13 have been identified. we are talking about 162 passengers and crew who were on board airasia flight 8501 that left here surabaya on the 28th of december in the early morning. lost contact with the control tower 42 minutes later. it is believed it hit bad weather and crashed into the java sea. we don't know the cause of the crash, obviously we are waiting to find the black boxes that have the vital information. as you say, there have been in pings or signals detected from the flight recorders. so the search continues. in the meantime the families they are desperately waiting for news. obviously those three other bodies found this afternoon, two males and one female they are taken to the recovery center and flown here to surabaya where they are then identified. that's the difficult task. speaking to the officials running that. they say th

anna? anna? >> all right tucker, thanks so much.r for the pharmaceutical industry. u.s. drug approval is at an 18 year high. the f.d.a. approved 41 new medicines in 2014. that's 14 more than the year before. that tally is impressive. second only to the 56 which were passed in 1996. a lot of numbers for you to chew on. all new drugs a good thing or does it say something about a country that's becoming more reliant on pills and prescriptions to try to stay healthy? dr. nina radcliff is a practicing physician and board certified anesthesiologist and joins to us weigh in. good morning. >> good morning. are we looking for a quick fix. >> absolutely. comes to health quick fix comes in a the form of a pill. can't fix, pill to get you zs. feeling uneasy, pill to make you less anxious. the concern with this is many times the answer should not be a pill it should be a change in our behavior. >> if you just watch television for 10 minutes and you sit through a couple of commercial breaks. you notice what americans want. and that is drugs, righ

anna try to go inside and get warm. we'll check in with you a little bit later on as conditions get worse. i want to get an update from rhode island. our george howell joins us live from providence. the governor of rhode island asked for every rhode islander to get off the roads by 8:00 p.m. tonight. >> jordan can we see the road? take a look. no one's out here. the roads are empty. we're in the center of providence rhode island. it is a ghost town. i want to bring in the mayor here. sir, what do you think about this? they told people to stay off the streets. is it happening? >> i have to give great credit to all our residents in providence and the state. we asked the people to stay off the roads, and as you can see the roads are very very clear right now. it's a health and safety thing. it allows our plows to come through and keep the streets clean. thank you to all of our residents, and also i have to commend all our public works employees. they're doing an excellent job keeping our streets safe. >> i did hear officia

i'm anna cabrera in for carol.tims in the search for airasia 8501 are running into problems in the air and water. the aerial search is called off for the day because of storms and severe rain. not before three more bodies were recovered bringing the etotal to 37 out of 162. indonesia's navy is trying to tackle the problem by sending in special equipment. we learned just today that at least one large piece of wreckage detected in the search for the missing plane turned out to be from a ship wreck. more help has arrived. two u.s. navy ships are in the java sea. uss fort worth arrived equipped with with side sonar equipment to capture accurate images. indonesia weather experts are reporting to possible icing engine problems as an explanation of what downed airasia 8501. that theory is outlined many an official report. let's talk about this. al joins me by phone. you have 30 years in the aviation experience 15,000 flying hours. in your opinion, is it likely icing could have led to the plane's demize? >> caller: indeed.

tonight -- anna kendrick from "mr.r," actor timothy spall juicing with martha stewart featuring the 8g band. [ cheers and applause ] and now, here he is, seth meyers. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: good evening, everyone. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] happy new year. this is our first show of 2015. everybody have a good new year's? [ applause ] how are your resolutions? everyone's resolutions good? great. all right. that's about right. about the average. some political news, you guys. chris christie has reportedly scheduled appearances at governors' inaugurations in early primary states like iowa and south carolina in anticipation of a possible run in 2016. because any time chris christie decides to run, he needs at least a year to warm up. [ laughter ] [ applause ] this is a weird story. last week, i don't know if you saw this -- last week, sarah palin was criticized for allowing her son to stand on the family dog. [ laughter ] palin said she let him

in the meantime, she was captured by santa anna. and detained for a while. a myth grew out of this story that somehow she was a woman who had distracted santa anna at the battle of san jacinto and there's not much evidence for that but it was a myth that grew out of those events and was perpetrated later on. it may have been the inspiration for the famous song, "the larose of texas." -- "yellow rose of texas." it's mysterious because we don't know the composers initials, jk. this is a treaty with the cherokee indians and some other tribes. it's signed february 23, which is right at the beginning of the siege of the alamo. this is work done by sam houston who had always had a very close relationship with the cherokees. the significance of this was texans wanted to try to be sure that cherokees and other bands of native americans would be either neutral or on the side of the texan columnist. they didn't -- texan colonists. this was something that had been worked on for some months but with the war in mexico pending there was much urgency to get this signed. un

we have a series of reports tonight beginning with anna werner who joins us in boston. anna? >> reporter: scott, the snow is still coming down here. you can as you can tell from this bigd me pile of snow behind me, the snowplows are still workingg overtime trying to keep the streets clear. now, the city of boston had more than 26 inches of snow. outlying areas saw more than 31 inches of snow from this major storm. hurricane-force winds up tos wh 76mph created dangerous white- out conditions in many cities across massachusetts. this time-lapse video showed the buildup in boston as snow fell at a rate of 2 to 4 inches per hour. 30 miles to the southeast in the coastal town of scituate, a storm surge flooded the streets, damaging cars and homes.uard the national guard had to rescuewa a 50-year-old man after a wave knocked down his door and filled o his home with seven feet of water.ar further south in marshfield, a dozen homeowners had to evacuatea after an 80-foot section of seaas washe wall was washed away. and the island of nantucket was virtually cut off as some 12,000 resid

cnn's anna coren is live for us in surabaya. anna what is the latest? >> reporter: john there were such high hopes when the day began that they could get in the water. some 97 divers ready to continue the search. a couple got in and checked visibility. it was terrible. they got back out. they are on stand by. we are waiting for word if they managed to get back in this afternoon. as you say, we are in the middle of monsoon season. the weather is bad. the seas are high. this is something that is really hampering the search process. there are four main objects they located by sonar. another object located late last night. the speculation it could be the tail of the aircraft but really it is mere speculation. we know that the black boxes are in the tail but we cannot confirm whether that wreckage has been identified. then late this afternoon, john we got word that another two bodies had been spotted. once again waiting to hear from officials if they are able to retrieve the bodies by helicopter and take them back to the military base where they will be prep

his ex-girlfriend anna rothschild said the act was completely out of carc. >> character. >> nguyenwhen was the last time you spoke? >> about two weeks ago. >> told me things were going really well. >> but it didn't surprise some of her friends who found him peculiar. >> friends of mine were scared for me when i was dating him. >> reporter: anna says tommy was introverted and damaged. >> how did he describe his relationship with his father? >> as strained and stressful for him and disappointing that he wanted the approval of his father. he felt he couldn't do anything good enough to his father's standard. >> reporter: and anna says threatening to take away his monthly sti pend may have been the last straw. >> there was one time we went somewhere and he tried to pay the bill and his credit card was declined. that was quite embarrassing. i didn't question him because i didn't feel it was my place to ask somebody what's wrong with their credit card or where does your money come from or how much money do you have? >> reporter: tommy sr. was a well respected founder of wainscot capital funds

i'm anna kooiman. we begin with a fox news alert. she tracked a mile, shivering, broken bones after a plane crash killed her entire family. this morning, new details about the 7-year-old sole survivor plus the stranger who answered the door to help her joins us live. >>> and he's the most decorated military sniper in american history. >> i've got eyes on this, can you confirm? >> negative. you're call. >> now the story about the heroes' life is being slammed as propaganda from the left. we'll have details. >>> and does this sound familiar to you? >> you're cell phone is what's up. all the texting. >> omg. >> it is a big deal. who are you texting 50 times a day? >> idk, bff? >> we're breaking down what every parent needs to know about the texts. mornings are better with friends. they are. >>> hey everybody. welcome in and happy sunday. thank you for being with us. peter is in for clayton again today. >> anna kooiman is here. i'm tucker carlson. we have more on the breaking news about the lone plane surv

. >> pelley: anna werner is in frigid new england. meteorologist eric fisher on the storm that's coming next. nancy cordes has the confirmation hearings for america's top law enforcement officials r official. and the best information for republicans? >> you're not eric holder are you? >> no, i'm not. >>.>> pelley: which cars are safest. and michelle miller with the men who took on jim crow. >> we were students tired of the status quo. >> pelley: today, a half century later, justice. >> we cannot rewrite history but we can write history. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. there is as much as 3 feet of snow in parts of new england tonight. lunenburg, massachusetts, for one. boston is digging out out of two feet but there is also ice and flooding. hard hit is marshfield, massachusetts where we find anna werner. >> homes along the massachusetts coast set covered in ice heavy frozen layers that brought down power lines. crews worked all day to restore service, while plows

today, they pleaded their case before a federal appeals court and anna werner has that. >> reporter: this predominantly muslim community in patterson, new jersey, was one of the areas under police surveillance after 9/11. new york police department officers monitored mosques businesses and schools in what the department said was an effort to root out potential terrorists. >> what do we want? >> justice. >> reporter: but in court today, muslim groups argued their constitutional rights were being violated. an attorney for the plaintiffs: >> you can keep people safe. you just have to use almost law enforcement methods like actual suspicion. it doesn't keep anyone safe to target people based on their religious beliefs. >> reporter: a judge threw out the lawsuit saying there is no evidence the n.y.p.d. chose targets based on their religion.

. >>> all right, well for more we want to go to cnn's anna coren, she joins us in indonesia, where

prosecutors said the spy ring busted today was looking to recruit their own anna chapmans by seducing young american women, willing to work for russia. there was no immediate comment from the russian government today, but as almost also happens, expect the russians to arrest an alleged american spy soon in moscow, david. >> tit for tat. all right, brian ross with us tonight. brian, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to that scare at the white house. a small drone flying low, crashing onto the white house grounds. raising alarms, so many asking, who sent it and why? well tonight, a government employee revealing it was him. abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas now. >> reporter: in the hours just before dawn, secret service and emergency personnel descend on the white house, after a secret service officer reports seeing something unprecedented. a small drone, two feet in diameter, flying at low altitude, inside the white house south lawn fence.

with us is anna who is there.ive us kind of some of what you are seen over the last few hours. >> reporter: well in particular the millions who have gathered here to see pope francis. authorities predicted perhaps a papal mass of 6,000. i don't think we will get that. the rain has not stopped since pope francis arrived here. i can tell you now, as you can hear from the screams behind me they are expecting pope francis to get in his pope mobile and to the streets. they are all lined up to give him a wave and cheer. i was speaking to the followers, the faithful out there who had been camping out since midnight of last night. they said this is a once in a lifetime opportunity. we will never get the opportunity to see pope francis again, unless he comes back to the philippines. for them it's a special moment. i said what about standing in the rain because it's quite cold with the rain. they said our faith is waterproof. it shows the religious fervor and belief in this country, despite the natural disasters and calamit

anna anna. >> we been talking sever hours about the weather.rologist derek van dam is here at the world weather center. derek, you have been talking to me throughout about this storm. it is really closing in and going to collide with the pope's mass tomorrow in manila. >> yeah his traveled have been hampered by this major storm. it continues to impact the central philippines and has its eyes set on manila which we have been paying attention to because of the large amount of people coming up at 3:30 in the afternoon in manila. conditions there are relatively quiet at the moment. this is considered the calm before the storm because the weather conditions will start to deteriorate. we don't want to make things sound worse than they are going to be. we are anticipating the rain bands sunday morning, just about in time for sunrise. but, as we enter into the afternoon hours, the rain will pick up in intensity and so will the winds. we are expecting tropical storm force winds during the time of mass. here is the forecast pretty detailed. between 1:00

and from anna werner, just hours before his death, dr. martin luther king tapped bernard lafayette for a special mission. >> mr. king said, "now, bernard, the next thing we have to do..." captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. most folks never saw it coming. patches of ice, impossible to see, covered walkways and roadways across the northeast, knocking pedestrians off their feet, and sending cars and trucks skidding. there were hundreds of accidents in what looked like a demolition derby. tonight, the death toll reached nine, as three more people died in vermont and massachusetts. jericka duncan has our report. >> reporter: they looked like scenes from a movie, a tractor- trailer sliding out of control on i-95 near new brunswick, new jersey, barely missing cars as it jumped a divider. this s.u.v. slid for more than 50 yards on a street in yonkers,he n new york. in the northeast on sunday, more than 500 incidents were reported due to black ice. bij

cnn's anna coren is live with us in surabaya. anna what is latest? >> reporter: christine, it was such high hopes that the weather would break today. they sent out two divers to see the conditions. they got to the bottom and they said that visibility was zero. so those divers those 97 divers have been on stand by for the entire day. there are vessels out there and planes flying over. they did in fact locate another two bodies. they have been retrieved. taking the number to 39 bodies. they are now on their way to surabaya to the hospital here where they will be handed over to the disaster victim identification unit. they have the painstaking job of identifying these bodies. i was speaking to the head of the unit earlier today. he said that so far the bodies that have been brought in are in tact. so they have been able to identify them quite quickly. it is up to 16 of the number they have been able to identify and release the names to the public. his concern, however, as the days go by we are now at day ten, the bodies start to decompose in the water.

anna werner is at the patriotste. headquarters in foxborough. >> reporter: in the midst of the brewing scandal, patriots coach bill belichick called reporters in yet again to defend himself and his team. >> at no time was there any intent whatsoever to try to compromise the integrity of the game or to gain an advantage. >> reporter: belichick said he team staff, and players have spent several days this week running their own study of the process they used to prepare footballs for game days and how that process may have affected inflation of the footballs. the nfl confirmed yesterday that 11 of 12 of the patriots' game balls used in the a.f.c. championship game last sunday were under-inflated and the league is investigating. belichick said the team's study found the preparation process can affect inflation. what does he mean by "preparations?" former patriots backup quarterback, now wbz boston radio host scott zolak, gave us a demonstration yesterday. >> what we would do is take that and rub-- shoe polish brush or scru

. >> axelrod: anna werner with the latest on deflate-gate. >> ernie banks got number 500! >> axelrod: and remembering "mr. cub" ernie banks. dean reynolds on the slugger who broke down barriers and became one of baseball's most beloved captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. it appears tonight that isis may have slaughtered another hostage. this time the victim would be japanese, one of two japanese men who have been held by the terror group. earlier this week isis released a familiar-looking video an isis militant with the hostages demanding $200 million for their release. then today, this image was released purportedly showing one of the hostages holding a picture of the other decapitated. we should point out, this picture has yet to be authenticated, but the white house has condemned the killing. holly williams picks up the story. >> reporter: the image posted online today appears to show kenji goto, a japanese journalist captured by isis, holding up a gruesome photo of his murdered compatriot, haruna yukawa

we have team coverage for you as well as anna coyman is at laguardia laguardia. david lee miller is in boston. >> what's notable now is that this is 4:30 in the morning local time. that is significant because that is high tide. at this hour there could be some very moderate flatting throughout the state of massachusetts. we are told there could also be some significant beach erosion and there could be mandatory evacuations. the national guard, 500 have been put on stand by. one of their top priorities could very well be working with these flooding areas. as for downtown boston you can see this main thoroughfare has been plowed for the last several hours. just the last few moments we saw half a dozen plow trucks come by. some people trying to enjoy the storm, i've noticed this a moment ago heather. take a look at this. here you can see a couple of local residents out early. i have to ask you very quickly, you've got a snowboard here. what are you thinking? >> we just wanted to go out and enjoy the blizzard while we can. we're from california so we don't see too mu

anna, thank you. you know we couldn't help but notice the irony of the ad that was behind brady and belichick today for the gillette razor that is known as "the flexball." tonight the m has grown to 75 cases in at least six states. the vast majority are linked to disney theme parks in southern california. we learned today that visitors may have been exposed for a longer period of time than we were told. here's ben tracy. >> reporter: public health officials now say that disney employees and visitors infected with measles were at the theme park well into january not just during december 17th through 20th as was previously reported. they say disneyland was the perfect incubator for a measle's outbreak because the theme park attracts international travelers from countries where measles is still common. anyone who has not been vaccinated is told to avoid the theme park and large public places such as international airports. orange county health officer dr. eric handler. >> if you're not immindsed, get you

. >> pelley: also in boston tonight is anna werner. people there are being earned to stay home this evening and soon they won't have much choice. >> reporter: public transportation in boston will stop at midnight, something that's created a planning nightmare for massachusetts general hospital. nearly half the hospital's 25,000 employees use mass transit to get to work. >> really the public transportation system being shut down is a very very significant problem for us. >> reporter: emergency planning administrator david reisman says many employees won't leave the hospital and will bed down on cots set up here. others plan to stay at nearby hotels. the hospital treats an average of 60,000 patients on a normal day. administrators say they learned from the last big storm in 2013 that brought more than two feet of snow and caused three deaths in the boston area. >> so every employee of the hospital received an e-mail last night advising them the storm is coming and what we're doing to prepare. and also those people then knew that if they

anna, thank you very much. tonight a winter storm is making a cross-country trip after dumping snow on new mexico yesterday, it brought heavy rain to the south today. eric fisher is our chief meteorologist of our cbs boston station wbz. eric where's it headed? >> well, scott right up the eastern seaboard as the storm takes a left turn and turns more wintry as it encounters some colder air some winter storm warnings and advisories in d.c., philly, new york boston corridor up to portland, maine. a lot of rainfall across the southeast today. wintry precipitation moving into d.c., and most of it on the 95 corridor and just off to the north and west as it rapidly deepens tomorrow night and becomes a very powerful storm off the chest of new england. in terms of snow totals, a lot of the big cities about 2 to 4 inch, which is actually the biggest snowstorm we've seen so far this season, but just off to the northwest side, new york into hartford into boston could see up to 10 inches of snow out of this one and a lot of