i'm anne-marie green.m overnight. its lappic extremists are suspected of staging a bloody terror attack in northern kenya. at least 46 workers at a quarry near kenya's border with somalia were killed. militants with the terror group al shabaab are expected. >>> and more fallout from the ferguson missouri shooting, proposals from the attorney general to end racial profiling and from the president a task force to study police reform and accountability. meanwhile there have been national walkouts to protest the shooting. susan mcginnis is in washington and has more on the nationwide protests. susan, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie, people walked out of their jobs and out of high schools and across the country in l.a. and san francisco and elsewhere. meanwhile at the white house spent muff of the day focused on ferguson. >> reporter: hundred us of protesters disrupted holiday shopping at this seattle mall, a week after a missouri grand jury failed to indict former police officer darren wilson in mich

i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, more rain is forecast for southern california today threatening more floods. it drenched the los angeles area with record-breaking landfall yesterday. more than an-inch of rain fell in l.a. breaking a record set in 1961. the national weather service said by the time all is said and done today up to 6 inches is possible. area where recent wildfires that burned away vegetation is most at risk. there have been some flooding and mudslide. >> it looks like it's going to rain again tomorrow so instead of going through the drama, we're down the road. >> reporter: she rushed in to grab a few things after the evacuation order was lifted for 24 homes. they stayed away. many homes were surrounded by sand bailles. >> they said they're going to stay no matter what. >> we're going to ride that situation out. that could be for a year or two or literal. >> reporter: but the heavy rain and mud flows earlier were enough to keep her and her dogs at a hotel. >> i always love the rain and the mo

i'm anne-marie green.icially they have stopped blaming north korea but sources tells the cbs news the fbi has tracked the hacker barack-in to the government. the options are limited. meanwhile anger over sony's decision to cancel the release of the movie at the heart of the issue is growing. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. there is widespread outrage over sony's decision to pull this christmas film from celebrities in hollywood to law firms here on capitol hill. the white house is considering its options which appear to be few, while companies across the globe are trying to figure out how they can avoid becoming the next hacking victim. companies around the world are now on high alert after a crippling cyber attack against sony. federal investigators are said to have traced the attack to north korean government and kim jong-un. >> it's being carefully considered by the president's national security team. >> they say they used a data-wiping malware to steal

i'm anne marie green. the new york city police department son high alert tonight, one day after an ambush attack that killed two of their officers by a man who came to a city on edge with a mission to kill cops. before opening fire, police say the suspect told witnesses, watch what i'm going to do. he then shot the officers through a car window. the murders took place outside a housing project in brooklyn. don dahler is at the scene tonight. don? >> anne marie, the two officers were sitting in their parked police cruiser along this street. they were working an overtime shift to protect the people who live in that housing project. a newly released video shot from one of those windows shows what happened shortly after ismaaiyl brinsley opened fireance moments after the officers were shot multiple times, emergency workers desperately tried to save their lives. liu, a seven year veteran had been married only two months. ramos, a father of two, was a former school safety officer who joined the nypd two years ag

>> there has been, anne-marie. good morning. but the white house has scheduled no such trip to ferguson. his response will be today, this day of meetings, which will include discussions on the mistrust between's why police officers and black communities. in states across the country, calls for justice for slain teenager michael brown continue even after police officer darren wilson resigned. >> his resignation doesn't mean anything for me. it was not to bring peace. he did it because there's no way he can work after what he's done. >> reporter: over the weekend a business interstate was forced to shut down. protesters in new york raised their voices as well. a week after a grand jury decided not to indict wilson. in solidarity with demonstrators five st. louis rams players stuck their hands up saying don't shoot. it angered the police officers. saying it is unthinkable that hometown athletes would so publicly display a narrative that has been again and again. they will meet with law enforcement and civil rights leaders. brown fa

i'm anne-marie green. protesters did not let up overnight in voicing their anger over the eric garner case. demonstrators in new york city clashed with police as hundreds tried to board the staten island ferry. other protesters laid homemade coffins across the entrance of the manhattan bridge, allegedly representing people killed by nypd officers. don champion is on staten island with more on the unrest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the protests lingered into the early morning hours. while things have remained peaceful, one thing is for sure. growing outrage over the grand jury's decision about what happened here shows no sign of slowing down. a steady stream of protesters disrupted traffic on new york city's western highway for a second night. earlier the most peaceful demonstrations took a turn in times square where police made several arrests. others rallied for eric garner at the site of the staten island ferry with a march in the street. >> enough is enough. our people are gett

i'm anne-marie green. york mayor bill de blasio is calling for calm and a temporary pause for weeks of protests over police-related violence. he wants demonstrators to wait until after two slain officers were laid to rest. but they're rejecting his calls this morning. that, as investigators learn more about the gunman and what he was doing before the deadly shooting. don champion is in new york, good morning, don. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the mayor called for a halt on demonstrations came as he and the police commissioner met with the grieving families of the officers killed. meantime, investigators have new clues as to what the gunman was doing before saturday's deadly encounter. >> this is a difficult time for both of our families. >> reporter: as the families of wenjian liu and rafael ramos lay their loved ones to rest, the new york city mayor bill de blasio called for a moment of reflection. >> until these funerals are past, let's focus just on these families and what they have lost. >> r

i'm anne-marie green. the cia says the senate report on the agency's program of terrorist suspects is off the mark. the report paint as disturbing picture of brutality and dishonesty. among the findings cia misled congress and the white house, it details harsh interrogation tactics including waterboarding, sleep deprivation, and confinement of suspects to small boxes and the most damageling, the methods were not effective in keeping americans safe from danger. >> history will judge us by our commitment to a just society governed by law and the willingness to face an ugly truth and say never again. >> well, susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, group morning. the full 6,200-page report remains classified but the executive report is out with a message saying this is not what america stands for but now cia is fighting back in all the report says at least 39 prisoners were subjected to harsh in teargation between 2002 and 2009. sometime before conventional methods had been exhaus

anne-marie? >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" now a big day for online bargain hunters and girl scout cookies go high-tech. good morning, jill. >> good morning, anne-marie. it is the monday after thanksgiving now known as cyber monday, the biggest online shopping day of the year. about 127 million shoppers plan to shop online today according to a survey by the national retail association. that's down from 131 million last year. they're expected to spend $2.5 billion according to the research firm and the black friday shopping weekend may be losing its appeal. according to estimates by the national reation federation, there were 5.2% fewer shoppers. spending was down 11%. it's the second year spending fell off. part of the reason, retailers are offering deals days and weeks before the holiday weekend. >>> here on wall street stocks opened after aened trading day on friday. the dow opened above a half a point. the s&p lost 5 points while the nasdaq ended the day 4 points high jeer some of the largest mor

i'm anne-marie green. this is the day when billions of people around the world celebrate the birth of jesus christ. thousands flock to christmas services in the biblical town of bethlehem where jesus was born, and thousands more went to the vatican last night where pope francis celebrated the annual christmas eve midnight mass. anna matranga is there with the pope's christmas message. >> reporter: pope francis celebrated the traditional christmas eve mass at st. peter's basilica. the crowd filled the pews while maint. testing net-03 f1 in his homily francis spoke of the tenderness of god's live and the need for more tenderness in the world today. he said god's message of peace is stronger than darkness and corruption. this is the message of christmas night. the plight of christian refugees is very important to pope francis. earlier today he called a group of iraqi christians forced to flee by muslim militants and he told them, i bless you and i'm close to you. non-catholics also heard his call. jin lu came

anne-marie? >> teri okita in glendora. >>> in the mountains besides the hurricane-force winds the storms caused whiteout conditions. on the pass there was zero visibility causing accidents and stranding drivers. meteorologist jackie johns of our los angeles station kcbs has more on the storm. >> california is getting hit by the strongest storm in years bringing hurricane-force winds, torrential rains, and blizzard-like conditions. the storm stalled over the bay area yesterday flooding many of the roadways. heavy rain is falling in the sierra nevada. there are evacuations with possible rain totals of up to 5 inches. there is a severe threat of waterspouts, tornadoes, and even hail. along the coast 13-foot waves are possible. this is the second major storm in the area in two weeks and a third storm is possible next week. i'm jackie johnson, cbs news. >>> well, the government will apparently keep running. the house of representatives approved a $1.1 trillion spending bill. congress needed to act bef

i'm anne-marie green. crews trying to locate victims of airasia flight 8501 are battling wind and strong currents this morning. they have recovered seven bodies from the doomed jetliner and one of them was wearing a life jacket. the search is concentrated in the java sea where the plane with 162 aboard went down in bad weather sunday. allen pizzey reports from surabaya indonesia where they're following the rescue operation. >> reporter: they sasha dough on the seabed. some debris has already been brought ashore. if the plane is indeed more intact than shattered it will make it easier to determine what happened. the plane seems to have crashed in water no more than 160 feet. there are more than 40 divers and the u.s. navy destroyer "uss sampson." families of victims can only hope that their loved ones will at least be found when divers can reach the wreckage yesterday many watched in agony as the first body found floating on the sea was broadcast. the terrible images made it clear the focus is now finding o

thanks for watching, i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. anne-marie green. have a great day. i'm michelle >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. it's thursday, december 4. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is nearly 4:30. today is much better than yesterday. >> whoo! >> we actually got to drive into work without our knuckles doing this. >> there was actually a sighting of the almost full moon out there this morning until you made tracks towards san francisco then according to our hi-def doppler radar we still have light rain in and around the bay area. grab that umbrella heading on out. the full forecast is still straight ahead. >> and the weather is still cauing a few delays out there -- causing a few delays including highway 9 in saratoga closed in both directions at 35. the roads are slick. you may not need your windshield wipers, but it still could be hectic on the morning commute. it's misty so we'll continue to watch it. >> but better than yesterday. >> you don't have your track shoes on today so it s

i i'm anne-marie green. for the second time, nationwide protest after a grand jury failed to indict a white police officer in the death of an unarmed black man. demonstrators blocked traffic in new york's union square following the decision not the indict a new york city police officer in the death of eric garner. there were demonstrations in san francisco where protesters demanded justice and called for police accountability. the justice department is moving forward with a civil rights investigation. in st. louis, a van hit demonstrators as they marched. the driver was taken into custody. eric garner was stopped by police in july. a video shows a police officer grabbing garner in an apparent choke hold. garner is heard saying i can't breathe. president obama says it speaks to a larger, national issue. >> we are seeing instances that people do not have confidence folks are being treated fairly. in some cases, those may be misperceptions. in some cases, that's a reality. >> don champion is on staten island. g

and in all kinds of weather. >> ann-marie moved in a year ago, two months before the building's ownerold it to developers of luxury condos. >> it's a shame a beautiful building like this with all it has to offer to people like this has to be so empty. >> in the 1950s ann-marie rode a motorcycle across the country. now she rolls her walker through empty halls. >> what it feels like to be possibly pushed out of your home. >> devastating feeling. and i wouldn't wish it on anyone. >> in what was once a recreation room a bulletin board still recalls a residency that used to live here. >> according to the families many of those that left saw sharp declines in their health some died since the residents announced it would be closing. the residents say it was once a great place to live with hart and community classes, and the community was assured it would age in place. the battle has shifted to the courts. in november ann-marie and her neighbours won an injunction allowing them to stay in their apartments. at least for now. >> reporter: you're not going anywhere. >> no. >> reporter: you're no

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i'm anne-marie green. parts of the southeast are under a state of emergency this morning after severe weather slammed into the region leaving at least four people dead. the massive storm system struck across the region bringing damage and destruction from louisiana to the florida panhandle. tornadoes flipped cars and tore into homes and businesses. thousands of customers without power this morning. a twister ripped into a gas station and commercial complex in marion county, mississippi. >> the front is gone. the restaurant that he leases sustained damage so both of them were out of commission. >> lightning struck a building near hattiesburg. omar villafranca reports. >> reporter: these homes in louisiana didn't stand a chance against a powerful line of storms tuesday. about two dozen were damaged or destroyed as the tornadoes raked across the south. >> a lot of people say it sounds like a train. it's a huge roar that doesn't let up. the wind just keeps going. i prayed it wasn't my time. >> reporter: the ro

i'm lauren lyster in for anne-marie lyster in for anne-marie green. police departments across the country are on heightened alert after saturday morning's deadly ambush of two new york city officers. the nypd said the gunman ishmael brinsley told two, quote, watch what i'm going to do. he also posted threats online. brinsley has a long criminal record. don champion is at the scene in new york. good morning, don. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. you can see over my shoulder a memorial continues to grow steps awa from where the officers were gunned down. they're told to stay alert and work in prayers. nypd officers stood alongside members of the public in brooklyn to pay tribute to two officers who were ambushed. >> the assassination of members of our family, our community, we all mourn today. >> 40-year-old raphael ramos and 32-year-old win jen lieu were killed as they sat in their patrol cars. the suspect took his own life. a moment of silence was held before the carolina hurricanes game. liu had been married only two months. ramos, the father of tw

i'm anne-marie green. this morning, a large, powerful and potentially dangerous storm is slamming the west coast. the storm is expected to produce hurricane force winds and excessive rain. some areas could see eight inches in the next 24 hours after drought, flooding and mudslides are expected. schools in san francisco and oakland are closed today. a blizzard has been issued for the sierra nevada mountains. wkvr reports folks spent the night scrambling to get ready. >>reporter: fairfield and all over northern california as people filled sandbags to protect what is theirings. >> trying to make sure i don't get water in my home. >> reporter: crews here have been installing wipers nonstop for two days. hoping it will battle sheets of rain. >> she wants to be safe. i want her to be safe, too. what better day to do it than this day. >> reporter: the wind baily whispered outside this target. with 70-mile-per-hour winds threatening to knock out power. she is worried about the wind. she made a late run to home dep

i'm anne-marie green. sony pictures is throwing in the towel. the hollywood studio cancelling the release of the comedy "the interview." across the country, scenes like these played out. theater employees taking down the promotional material. now the fate of the $42 million movie is in question. the unprecedented move follows a devastating cyber attack linked to north korea. don champion is in new york. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the cbs news learned they are going to implement the government for the cyber attack. meanwhile, sony's decision to pull the movie is stunning. the studio had little choice but to cancel the christmas day release. the majority of theaters scheduled to show it said they would delay the film's opening. >> you want us to kill the leader of north korea? >> what? >> assassinate the leader of north korea. yesterday, they decided not to show the film, sony pulled the plug. >> this has never happened where a studio said we are not going to show a movie out of concern for the safety of movie goers. >> reporter

i'm anne-marie green, have a great day. green. oner is linda marie macdonald. and i'm frank mallicoat >>> good morning, everybody. it's december 24. it is christmas eve. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30. guess who is rocking the green suit today. mr. brian hackney. >> i dragged this literally out of mothballs once a year. i have no doubt that i do. we have a few showers on the way. as we head toward midday today and some dense fog out there, a little bit of drizzle off to a chilly start in concord, oakland 61, 47 san jose. expect some showers to come into the bay area especially in the north bay and spread south over the rest of the day. first, how does the road ahead look? >> it looks mighty fine with no big accidents out there, wide open at the bay bridge toll plaza. just getting reports of a possible problem at the 680/237 interchange in milpitas. i'll have details with traffic in just a minute. >> already trouble on christmas eve. >> it could be santa. we'll have to investigate. >>> people

>> there's a lot of work going on around here today. >> let me show you something anne-marie. >> o.k.undry detergent. now, we all know it's expensive, right? >> right. >> and if you have hard water in your home, if you install a nuvo h2o system, you'll immediately notice that you use less detergent-- less in the clothes washer less in the dishwasher it'll even take less shampoo to shampoo your hair. >> why is that? >> that's because hard water has these particles in it that like to attach to things, and laundry detergent likes to attach to those particles, so they stick together. >> hmm. >> and it takes twice as much of the detergent to get the job done. >> and that means it takes twice as much water to rinse out the soap. >> exactly, you see, hard water is expensive... >> yeah. >> it's damaging, and it forces you to clean, clean, clean. >> and i hate cleaning. so jan, where does lime and scale come from? >> well, it occurs naturally in most water tables. you see, when it rains, the rain comes down into the earth, and then it starts to filter into the ground, and the earth begins to f

. >> i spoke with ann marie-slaughter in new york. >> you wrote an article that became a media sensation and turned you into a media sensation and it was entitled, "why women still can't have it all." did you ever expect it would strike that kind of nerve and have the reaction it got? >> no. i think no one did. in facting, the week before the article came out, "the at atlantic" was trying to book me on various shows and wasn't getting very far because people were like, this has been said. this has been done. this is nothing new. i just caught the wave. and i think i caught an inter generational wave whether there were lots of young women who had been thinking about this. and i kind of validated them. >> and what you were facing was that here you were, near the top of the washington political establishment, and you faced a choice whether either get job. >> right. >> or go home. princeton. >> right. >> how hard was it for you after working so hard all your life to make that choice? >> very. i mean it wasn't hard to go home after the two years. i mean, if you are a professor, you have a two

anne-marie slaughter and richard haas were from the state department.ca and richard runs the council on foreign relations. rana foroohar is "times" assistant managing editor for business. and bret stephens is the pulitzer prize winning columnist for "the wall street journal." bret, let me start with you because what stuck me as odd with regard to obama's opening to cuba and the call for the relar relaxation of the embargo is "the wall street journal" for 20 years has been calling for the end to the cuban embargo, but when obama did it, of course it turns out he's done it all wrong and the journal has a robust editorial explaining how this was all the wrong way to do it. it does feel as though if obama were to say the sky were blue, the journal would say there was something wrong with that. >> i think it was a subtle editorial that made the point that 20 years ago what we called ago was lifting the embargo for the sake of helping the cuban people at the expense of the cuban government. i don't want to come out and simply flatly oppose what obama has done

i sat with ann marie slaughter for an to al jazeera". she the head of the new america foundation, and head of a state department. i asked her about america's strategy to fight i.s.i.l. >> it's simply intention. i mean, you cannot kneel allow this organization steting up this rule, re draw the borders in the middle east. it is complete to tackle it as a military problem, and that it was not bound up with the war, and the politics of iraq or turkey. we need the political strategy strategy. >> good luck. that region had problems with politics and borders. since the borders were established. madeline albright put it succinctly - the world is a mess. president obama faced harsh leadership, criticism for his behind. his enemies don't fear him, allies don't trust him. you wrote blaming obama for the world's ills is like blaming a caribbean island for a hurricane, but you wrote: thoughts? >> the first thing is i do think president obama is encountering more crisis at one time than anyone in recent memory. he has middle eastern flames, russia wit

reporting live in santa clara, mary ann, nbc bay area news. >> thanks mary ann. >>> according to jim right here one of the guys who is going to football heaven comcast sports 49er insider matt maoko snapped this photo of frank gore saying good-bye to jim harbough inside the 49ers locker room. our team coverage continues with comcast sports net. kelly swron son has more on harbough's last game with the 49ers, and he went out as he came in. a winner. >> yeah. it was a fitting end. often emotional final game for the players who wanted to send jim harbough out with a win spshgs they did just that. still, after the game many of the 49ers expressed disbelief that harbough was really out as head coach. cardinals and 49ers season finale. jim harbough. even sharing a hug before the game. then head coach and quarterback with one last shoulder pad check. colin kaepernick to bruce miller in the corner of the end zone. miller toe taps to the touchdown. 20-17. ryan lynnly off by daul. daul gives the game ball to harbough, and that says it all right there. kap takes one last knee and harbough gets

captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning, i'm lauren lyster in for anne-marie green. this morning, we have breaking news in the search for the missing airasia jetliner. indonesia said its navy has begun recovering bodies floating in the water. the rescue team said they're 95% sure they've located flight 8501. mark albert is in washington. good morning. >> indonesia authorities tell authorities that those bodies did not have life jackets on. and the exit doors five or six miles from the plane's last known location. >> reporter: crews searching for airasia flight 8501 are looking to recover red, white items off the island. the items are most likely items from the plane. indonesia authorities have reported they've spotted victims in the water. aircraft from several countries are taking part in the aerial search including australia. >> australia is in an area as requested by authorities. >> reporter: the u.s. is part of the efforts. "u.s.s. sampson" has joined planes and ships which had been expanded to cover land. the missing plane with 132 people on board vanished after

. >> this is ann marie rogers i'm joined by christen the project planner that is conditional use for this particular address 395, 26th avenue we've sent a letter i'll go over our response this project i'll show you a little bit sfgovtv this is on the corner. >> sfgovtv. >> thank you very much site measures one hundred and 18 square feet on the outer clemente the current lot contains a mixed use building on 1/3rd of the lot it is vacant with 3 vacant a commercial space and 3 bedrooms in total and two different units there are also 6 parking spaces provided in tampa done non-conforming in the front yard and it was approved by the commission the don't guess of that existing building subdivision of the lots o lot two lots of parking spaces and two garages and 8 hundred and foot square feet of commercial space and the 6 units contain 3 bedrooms for a total of 18 businessmen's that's the project before the board now specifications concerns of the appellant whoops i think - so for this particular project i knew i shouldn't have - cu has been approved by the police station under the section

i'm lauren lyster in for anne-marie green. the united states will continue conducting raids to save americans held hostage by militants in foreign country, this despite the failed rescue attempt that cost american hostage luke somers his life. it happened in yemen this weekend. al qaeda fight errs killed somers and a south african hostage just as american commandos were attempting to rescue. danielle nottingham has that story. >> u.s. officials say al qaeda link link ed killed luke somers. the u.s. says the operation in southern yemen lasted about 30 minutes and during the mission special forces lost the element of surprise. this video posted on a jihadi website reports to show the fire fight that broke out once navy s.e.a.l.s were spotted. during the fight the s.e.a.l.s saw a militant run into the building where somers and a south african teacher pierre korkie were being held. when they entered, they found both had been shot. >> it was a very dangerous and complicated mission, but like always in these efforts, there's risk. >

i'm lauren lyster in for anne-marie green.s morning, pennsylvania police will resume searching for an iraq war veteran suspected of killing six family members, the six victims include the suspect's former wife were found at three different locations outside of philadelphia yesterday. the suspect, bradley william stone and his ex-wife had been involved in a bitter custody dispute. don champion is in harleysville, pennsylvania. don, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lauren, this morning, police have few clues to go on in the search for stone. officers recovered his car and cell phone yesterday as the search intensifies for him. people who knew his ex-wife say what happened yesterday was something she was afraid would happen. police searched parts of doylestown, pennsylvania, for bradley william stone after a person resembling him tried to car jack a resident at knife point. the man who was armed took several shots dressed in fa teelgs. authorities urged members of the community to shelter in place. >> we do not know where

i'm lauren lyster in fur anne-marie green. the fallout from that massive data hack at sony pictures is escalating. the group that says it's responsible for the cyber attack is threatening violence against theaters showing the movie at the center of the attack. don champion is at the new york city theater where the premiere of the interview was supposed to bheld tomorrow. good morning. don. >> good morning, lauren. growing fall outhas led to the cancellation of the premiere. more than 200 theaters are canceling plans to show the controversial firm. >> you want us to assassinate the lead over north korea in. >> yes. >> whaaat? >> "the interview" was a comedy but the lead-up has been anything but. they've decided to cancel its planned showing of the movie. it comes after a chilling message posted by cyber hackers guardians of peace warning moviegoers to stay away from theaters when it shows the flirm. it says the world will be full of fear. represent the 11th of september 2001. it eats nationwide on christmas day. while sony is m