charlie d'agata reporting for us from amman. charlie, thanks. in another developing story severe weather is hitting the east and west this weekend. heavy rain and powerful wind in northern california and the pacific northwest and in the northeast, snowstorms will be coming in waves. we have both coasts covered beginning with carter evans in san francisco. >> reporter: the powerful storm dumped up to seven inches of rain in part of washington state as homes and streets flooded, swift-water rescue teams used boats for evacuation. in central oregon, mudslides covered roads while high wind and heavy rain toppled trees. the pineapple express is an atmospheric river of water in the sky funneling massive amounts of moisture from the hawaiian islands to the pacific northwest. when it hit california, it knocked out power to 80,000 homes and businesses. in san francisco, it caused flight delays of up to four hours. but despite the disruptions the drenching rain is welcome here. >> as much as 60% to 70% of our age rainfall comes from dramatic atmospheric r

charlie d'agata in our london newsroom tonight, charlie, thank you. we have another major airbag recall to tell you about tonight. 2.1 million vehicles are being recalled because they may have faulty crash sensors that could cause airbags to deploy by mistake, and for about half of these vehicles it's a re-recall. here's juliana goldman. >> reporter: it's the second time the national highway traffic safety administration has recalled these vehicles, due to a defective sensor that can cause the airbag to deploy unexpectedly. the recall applies to 2002-2003 jeep libertys. 2002-2004 jeep grand cherokees. 2003-2004 honda odysseys, and the 2003 acura m.d.x. also included, are all pontiac vibe, dodge viper, toyota corolla, toyota matrix, and toyota avalons from 2003 to 2004. one million of those toyota and honda vehicles are also part of the takata airbag recall where defective airbags have the potential to explode with such force that it turns the metal casing into shrapnel. at least five deaths have been linked to the problem nationwide. n.h.t.s.a. admini

reports from charlie d'agata and julianna goldman. eyes on the streets-- vinita nair on the growing number of businesses sharing their surveillance cameras with police. ♪ how many roads must a man walk down ♪ >> axelrod: and bob dylan's school of rock is in session. at his star-studded salute he provides a lesson in shutting down his critics. >> critics say i can't sing, i croak, sound like a frog. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. and this is a western edition of the broadcast. northern california and the pacific northwest are getting much-needed rain this weekend. the rain comes with a heavy price in terms of flood and wind damage. here's carter evans. >> reporter: that was a 90-foot pine tree in the berkeley hills east of san francisco. blown down by powerful winds up to 50 miles an hour. ken renworth says his neighbors were lucky. when you went back there and looked at it, what did you think? >> oh, it was incredible. i mean, it's a huge tree, and the roots faile

reports from charlie d'agata and juliana goldman. eyes on the streets-- vinita nair on the growing number of businesses sharing their surveillance cameras with police. ♪ how many roads much a man walk down ♪ >> axelrod: and bob dylan's school of rock is in session. at his star-studded salute he provides a lesson in shutting down his critics. >> critics say i can't sing, i croak, sound like a frog. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. groundhog day was monday, but for the people of new england it must feel like groundhog month. for the third time in the last three weekends, they're looking at a forecast for a major winter storm. boston is expecting up to another two feet of snow by tuesday. and they're not entirely sure where they're going to put it all, because that would make six feet in just the last 16 days. let's bring in eric fisher. he is the chief meteorologist at wbz-tv, the cbs station in boston. eric, how much more can new england take? >> jim we are waving t

. >> for more charlie d'agata joins us by phone. what's been the reaction to jordan and the execution of the two al qaeda prisoners. >> reporter: you have to start out with how many people were angered and how many were talking about revenge and it came quickly. nobody would say they're happy to see two people executed but that's exactly what people were demanding after witnessing that video. you know the people of jordan when you see somebody pop up on isis video, you don't expect this person to be released but nobody expected this pilot who's got so much respect, reverence for the military here in this fight against isis and then you see him burned alive. it just galvanized the people of jordan. they are angry. they're saddened of course and they're angry and they're demanding vengeance and king abdullah is due to arrive here in fact, within moments, and there will be pressure as susan said in that report. there's a division between whether or not this is the right idea for jordan to be involved in this coalition fight against isi

here is charlie d'agata. >> in the city of kharkiv they felt safe enough to hold a proukrainian rallythen the war came to them. terrified people scattered in every direction. bystanders did what they could to save the lives of people wounded by shrapnel. but for others, it was already too late. it came on a day when ukrainian president petro poroshenko led demonstrators in kiev as part of a protest a year ago to throw out the form he president viktor yanukovych. we are against the war said a resident. the main thing is peace. peace may be some way off but a fragile cease-fire has begun to show some signs of progress. pro-russian rebels and ukrainian forces have agreed to start pulling back heavy weapons from the front lines in accordance with the cease-fire deal. exchanging of prisoners was another crucial part of the truce. this fighter telts his mother, yes kim i'm alive and well, don't cry, tell everyone i'm okay. but bomb blast the in kharkiv was a tragic reminder that the conflict is far from over and even safer cities might now be targets. even in a country that's grown used to

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the shooting rampage yesterday in copenhagen was killed overnight and cbs news correspondent charlie d'agata is in london with the details. charlie. >> good morning, bob. >> danish police say this morning the gunman they shot dead is the chief suspect in the, and the only suspect to blame for killing two civilians and wounding five police in two separate attacks, the prime minister said denmark has been hit by terror. it began yesterday afternoon at a copenhagen cafe hosting an event on free speech, one of the guests was swedish cartoonist who has received death threats for drawing the prophet mohammed in the past. >> the gunman fired roughly 30 shots through the windows, killing 55-year-old man and wounding three police officers before fleeing the scene. then just past midnight in copenhagen, he struck again outside a synagogue and shot a man who was standing guard in the head, police released photos of the suspect and roughly 25 to 30 years old, they fine he caught up with him in the early hours of the train station where he was shot dead after a firefight with police. >> they haven't rele

charlie d'agata has more from london tonight. charlie. >> reporter: jim, the video appears to call on for lone wolf attacks on shopping centers and malls in the united states and canada and here in great britain. the video specifically names the mall of america in minneapolis. it begins with the focus on the group's 2013 terror attack at the westgate mall in nairobi. it is a documentary-style video more than an hour long, focusing really on kenyan forces and their intervention into somalia and essentially what they're saying is if militants can attack a mall in nairobi others can attack targets elsewhere. elshabab in the past has been considered a local or regional threat. this is thought the first time there has been a direct threat against the united states. u.s. law officials have told cbs news their posture has not change with the release of the video. the mall attack in kenya had already led to a new sense of urgency and a review of tactics in case of a similar attack. jim. >> axelrod: charlie d'agata in our london newsroom t

charlie d'agata in jordan reports that the kingdom has launched a wave of retaliation against the islamic extremists known as isis. >> reporter: jordan launched its most punishing air assault yet on suspected isis targets near the terror group's syrian stronghold of raqqa. foreign minister nasser judeh told us today's military offensive is just the beginning. are they considering sending in ground forces? >> we are not going to divulge our plans but it's not just about increased air campaigns or sorties or combat sorties. it's with everything that we have. >> reporter: he made clear that jordanian troops, seen here on joint exercises with u.s. forces in 2013, will take a lead role against isis militants. >> this is our fight and if there was any shred of doubt that these people are evil, i think this horrific act was evidence enough. >> reporter: but there was another shock today about muath al-kaseasbeh's death. u.s. officials had told us he may have been accidentally shot down by his own wing man. jordan has not said what caused the crash. today, king abdullah paid his condolences to th

. >> here is charlie d'agata. >> reporter: the first light of dawn fell on the body of the suspected killer after the firefight with police that brought his rampage and his life to an end. danish media quoting police forces identified the suspect as 22-year-old omar abdel hamid al hussein, born in denmark he had a criminal record that included violence and weapons offenses. they say he acted as a lone wolf when he opened fire in a cafe on an event on free speech. an audio recording obtained by on the bbc captures the moment. >> why do we still say buzz when we-- ( gunshots ) >> i could hear the gunshots approaching, so i thought the gunman must be already in the building. i could hear arabic and the. shouts allah akbar. >> his next attack targeted the synagogue after midnight shooting an unarmed man who stood watch outside. today, danish prime minister helen thorning-schmidt visited and paid tribute. >> a man has lost his life in the service of that synagogue, and we are devastated. >> danish intelligence said the suspect had been on the agency's radar. but tonight, as mourners held

charlie d'agata is in london.hop the biggest dress-up box in the world. >> you only have to follow the yellow brick road. >> angel is having what one might call a vintage year. they provided costumes for one of the five films. >> a slipper as pure as gold. >> they include into the woods. a modern twist favoryrery tails. but angel told us "the grand budapest hotel" might have the edge. his business started with his great, great, great grandfather. >> he got the idea when they'd bury the husband. he said let me buy those and i can use them. >> dreadful handwriting for a fantastic writer. >> reporter: a lot of what's here is original. dresses from the roaring 20s and '30s. . enough military uniforms to raise an army. all the bones bajds to go with them. even their own armory. end to end, these clothes racks would stress for almost nine miles and a walk through these endless columbias of costumes is like a passage through time. hey, ma, look. i'm a roman soldier. or why not king for a day. it's elementary dear wad som

we have reports from holly williams and charlie d'agata. carter evans on a w storm bringing strong winds, heavy rain and flooding to the west. meteorologist eric fisher reports more snow is coming to the northeast. anna werner has the improving economy numbers, more jobs, more job seekers and for the first time in a long time, higher wages. and steve hartman "on the road"" with an extraordinary mother and child reunion. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

reports from charlie d'agata and juliana goldman.eets-- vinita nair on the growing number of businesses sharing their surveillance cameras with police. ♪ how many roads much a man walk down ♪ >> axelrod: and bob dylan's school of rock is in session. at his star-studded salute he provides a lesson in shutting down his critics. >> critics say i can't sing, i croak, sound like a frog.

reports from charlie d'agata and julianna goldman. streets-- vinita nair on the growing number of businesses sharing their surveillance cameras with police. ♪ how many roads must a man walk down ♪ >> axelrod: and bob dylan's school of rock is in session. at his star-studded salute he provides a lesson in shutting down his critics. >> critics say i can't sing, i croak, sound like a frog. captioning sponsored by cbs

charlie d'agata on the failed negotiations to rescue kenji goto.an on an airbag re- recall. more than two million vehicles may have airbags that could go off by mistake. the measles outbreak. carter evans on the growing number of doctors refusing to treat non-vaccinated patients. after burying the plains, a major snowstorm moves east setting the stage for a super bowl sunday whiteout for the midwest and northeast. and three years after whitney houston drowned in a hotel bath tub, her daughter is found unconscious in a tub. vinita nair on the eerie coincidence and the nearly tragic consequences. captioning sponsored by cbs

reports from charlie d'agata and juliana goldman. eyes on the streets-- vinita nair on the growing number of businesses sharing their surveillance cameras with police. ♪ how many roads much a man walk down ♪ >> axelrod: and bob dylan's school of rock is in session. at his star-studded salute he provides a lesson in shutting down his critics. >> critics say i can't sing, i croak, sound like a frog.

we have reports from holly williams and charlie d'agata. carter evans on a winter storm bringing strong winds, heavy rain and flooding to the west. meteorologist eric fisher reports more snow is coming to the northeast. anna werner has the improving economy numbers, more jobs, more job seekers and for the first time in a long time, higher wages. and steve hartman "on the road"" with an extraordinary mother and child reunion. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good

captioning sponsored by cbs good morning, we're going first to cbs news correspondent charlie d'agata who joins us from amman, jordan. >> good morning bob. today is he jordanian officials says their fighter jets have carried out dozens of airstrikes against suspected isis targets over the past few days, this is bombardment retaliation for the gruesome execution of their pilot. the thought there would be relentless war against isis most of the week, we've seen it in combat directing this new offensive. also spoke to jordan's foreign minister who told us this is going to go way beyond airstrikes. >> divulge our plans but not just about increase air campaigns or combat, with everything that we have. this is our fight. and if there was any sled of doubt that these people are evil i think this horrific event was evidence. >> in that message this is our fight is one that we continue to hear throughout the week, taking ownership and taking the fight to isis, capping in to that anger and cause for revenge. jordan's queen led procession after friday's prayers where thousands people to demonstr

charlie d'agata reports. >> reporter: hundreds came to pay their respects to the father of pilot mu'ath al-kasaesbeh but the sorrow was mixed with vengeance. we're calling on the government to take revenge for mu'ath, he m said, and take revenge for the country. before daybreak, jordan executed two prisoners, one of those hanged, failed suicide bomber sajida rishawi, was the prisoner i.s.i.s. had demanded in exchange for sparing the pilot's life. but jordanian officials say they believe the pilot was killed weeks before i.s.i.s. released the execution video yesterday. there were no further details, but it has hardened the anger toward i.s.i.s.. the outrage goes beyond jordan scott. influential muslim clerics from egypt and saudi arabia have condemned the killing, too saying burning the pilot alive is a violation of islamic law. >> pelley: charlie, thank you. i.s.i.s. is not just a terrorist group, it's a military force holding about a third of iraq and syria. it tries to keep reporters out by beheading them. but holly williams managed to reach a village where syrian kurdish civilians ar

we have reports from holly williams and charlie d'agata.on a winter storm bringing strong winds, heavy rain and flooding to the west. meteorologist eric fisher reports more snow is coming to the northeast. anna werner has the improving economy numbers, more jobs, more job seekers, and for the first time in a long time, higher wages. and steve hartman "on the road"" with an extraordinary mother and child reunion. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

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ahead charlie d'agata is in jordan with more on isis.d what does the hacking of anthem mean for customers. grammy nominated eric church girls us a rare backstage access for what goes into an arena road show. all that and more. the news is back in the morning. see you at 7:00. >> have a good morning. >> that's good since you were planning the hydeck world tour. >>> it's 6:47. we need to know how much we need to bundle up later today. layers, layers, layers. >> later this morning, like an hour. the wind is coming n. the cold behind it. while we've got temps in the 40s, don't let that fool you. you better dress like it's in the teens today. that's where the windchills will be in just a few hours and some in the single digits this afternoon. looking at the day planner, not bad at the moment but the winds are starting to kick. temperatures will be falling into the 20s and 30s actually. let me show you an hourly breakdown. 31 by 1:00 here. we're going to be down to 30 by 4:00. even mid-20s by 7:00. this is in washington. colder north and west.

charlie d'agata reports from london. larry david opens up about his personal life and how much he really is worth after "seinfeld." it's part of charlie's "60 minutes" interview you won't see on sunday. and is this dress blue and black or white and gold? well, that's the debate that's lured millions to take a look. we'll weigh in, as well. we'll see you at 7:00. >> my daughter and i were debating this last night. i say white and gold. what do you say? >> really, so we say blue and black. >> it looks blue and black to me there. >> big debate. >> it's all over facebook. that's for sure. have a great show. we'll see you at 7:00. >>> in business san francisco- based gap reports solid earnings this morning and new numbers are out on the nation's gross domestic product. here's kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> reporter: good morning. good news from two bay area retailers today. san francisco-based gap and dublin based ross stores. gap topping earnings expectations. its revenue up 2.8% to $4.7 billion. the company

. >> reporter: ahead charlie d'agata is in jordan with how the country is ramping up in its fight againstlly williams is in syria where fighters want help holding back isis and jill schlesinger is in studio 57 with what the anthem hacking means for customers of the country's second largest health insurer. and this, 170 tons of equipment stuffed into 14 big rigs. grammy nominee eric church gives us rare back stage access for a look at what goes into an arena road show. that and more, the news is back in the morning, see you at 7:00. >> thank you. >>> time for business now. a slight increase is reported in jobless claims and there's a major buy-out this morning in the pharmaceutical industry and the market is up. here's kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, michelle. good morning, frank. a lot going on especially that big merger pfizer buying hespera for $17 billion in cash and debt. they make injectible drugs. that will be a big addition to pfizer. they like other big drug makers dealing with fall sales as patents expire on some key drugs an

the shooting rampage yesterday in copenhagen was killed overnight and cbs news correspondent charlie d'agata> good morning, bob. >> danish police say this morning the gunman they shot dead is the chief suspect in the, and the only suspect to

charlie d'agata is in ahman with emotional comments from the family. >> good morning. the family visited the king this morning where fighter jets flew over that pilot'swn. we heard them here in ahman. it's seen as a show of strength underlining the fact that jordan's fight against isis is personal. there's no body to bury of the murdered jordanian pilot but his family held a funeral for him last night. his father said isis militants were infidels terrorists who know no humanity. the international community must destroy them. jordan's king abdullah met with the family this morning. they're part of an influential tribe the king has depended on for their backing. he's vowed there would be a relentless response to the killing. the government's spokesman said stepped up air strikes were just the beginning. >> this is a true evil an eminent threat to the security of the country, and therefore we we need to defeat it. >> reporter: the pilot's capture in december prompted the united arab emirates to halt its participation in air strikes until the u.s. could come up with better

charlie d'agata is on the street where emwazi once lived. good morning. >> good morning. now that he's been disclosed, there's a question on how he waso slip the net and what drove him from here his last known london address, to the killing fields of syria. he's seen here as a grinning schoolboy who would grow up to be one of the world's most wanted terrorists. we now know his identity mohammed emwazi a college graduate raised in london. but he became known as jihadi john, the taunting knife-wielding apparent executioner in the gruesome beheading videos of at least five western hostages. after graduating from westminster university with a degree in computers in 2009, he traveled to tanzania, he said, to go on safari but he was stop and questioned by brit inish agents. he was sent back to amsterdam for more interrogation before returning to london where he butz under surveillance. this man from a british activist group knew him as an extremely gentle, beautiful man. >> there's one character i remember, one person i remember one kind person i remember. then i see that image

charlie d'agata is in ahman, jordan where there is widespread outrage against isis. charlie, good morning. >> reporter: people are mourning but more than that they're vowing vengeance. the jordanian air force has carried out threats against isis targets this morning and there's even talks of sending in ground troops. jordanian justice came down swiftly. two prisoners executed at dawn. their bodies taken away for a burial a short time later. one of those hangs was sajida al rishawi, the failed suicide bomber locked up in jordan in 2005 when she tried to blow herself up in a wedding reception in simultaneous attacks that left almost 60 people dead. she was jordan's key bargaining trip in prisoner swap negotiations between jordan and isis who captured lieutenant muath al kaseasbeh after his plane crashed. it highlighted the close relationship between jordan's king abdullah and president obama and jordan's role in the u.s.-led air strikes against isis and syria and iraq. the pilot explains the details of a hist rresinterspersed with news of his capture and then what can o