danielle nottingham, cbs news venice, california. >> this isn't ford's first crash as a pilot.1999 he crashed a helicopter but wasn't hurt. >>> new york's laguardia airport has reopened the runway where a delta plane crashed yesterday during snowy weather. the flight with 132 people on board came to a stop with the plane's nose dangling over the waters off flushing bay. big cranes moved the damaged plane into a hangar. investigators are now looking at the flight recorders to figure out what happened. >> it felt like you know how the turbulence feel when you going up? it felt like that when we hit the grounds. >> this particular runway had been plowed shortly before the incident and other pilots reported good braking action. >> investigators will mostly look at two factors, equipment failure or human error. >>> of course, you can see all that snow and the ice out there. >> it's remarkable. they have delays at laguardia because that runway is shut down. it's very busy and on a getaway friday for many people. why would you want to get away from this right now? we're looking at our

danielle nottingham cbs news los angeles. >>> in case you needed reminding, march madness is here.hey tied in their conference u.s. tourn mnlts game. watch how it ends. he sinks a buzzer beater to win the game 57-54. now the only place to see where all 68 teams of this year's ncaa tournament are right here on cbs. the tournament selection show is this sunday evening at 6:00 p.m. eastern. >>> a florida golf course is putting a new spin on the term water hazard. it's this monster alligator that lives in one of the ponds at the course. the gator was photographed earlier this week. it's believed to be about 12 feet in length. golf course employees swear this picture is not doctored and they say there actually used to be an even bigger gateor that lived on the course. >>> when we return a misstep. a man falls between two subway cars and the train pulls away. the power of three medicines to take on your worst pain and fever, cough and nasal congestion. it breaks you free from your toughest cold and flu symptoms. theraflu. serious power. whether you need a warm up before the big race... o

danielle nottingham is at the scene of the crash. good morning, danielle. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. as you can see behind me the single-engine plane is still on the golf course this morning. now, harrison ford has survived events like this in the past and it appears luck is on his side again. >> 53178, engine failure, immediate return. >> reporter: actor harrison ford remains hospitalized today. his publicist says he is expected to make a full recovery after he was forced to crash land on a golf course in a vintage plane thursday afternoon. >> this pilot is an experienced pilot. >> reporter: shortly after takeoff from santa monica airport the 72-year-old told air traffic controllers his engine failed. >> oh my god. i hope he's all right. >> reporter: his plane did clip a tree. in a bit of irony, the man who is best known for playing a hero in films like "star wars" and "indiana jones" was initially attended to by bystanders. >> we saw a golfers carry him out of the plane, one by his arms, one by his legs. >> reporter: the nat

danielle nottingham. >> he is an experienced pilot. back in 1999 he crash landed his helicopter and he was not hurt. >>> we may not crack the freezing mark today, but the weekend looks a little warmer. allyson rae has the numbers you need to know coming up next. >> absolutely. i think everyone will raise their hand to in one year 5.6 million hospital workers helped perform 26.6 million surgeries deliver 3.7 million babies and treat 133 million e.r. patients. now congress is considering cuts which could increase wait times reduce staff, and threaten your community's health. keep the heart of america's hospitals strong. for you and your family tell congress: don't cut hospital care. >>> stocks, bonds, and more the government has held onto for years. how to unearth those treasures. the last time you were here you talked about unclaimed treasures, money you found, and somebody can do it for us, but can we trust those people? >> yes. these companies are often called air claim finders. they search public records that you can search as well.

danielle nottingham has more. >> reporter: infamous millionaire robert durst waives extradition at a court hearing in new orleans. he will be taken to los angeles to face murder charges for the death of his friend susan berman 15 years ago. the 71-year-old's arrest came a day before hbo aired final episode of the jinx, a documentary about his life. still wearing a microphone, durst goes into the bathroom and makes what sounds like a shocking admission. >> killed them all of course. >> reporter: director andrew jrecki said his -- jarecki said his crew didn't realize what they recorded until months into the editing process. >> it was many hospitals since we had -- months since we sat down with him. >> reporter: durst, the heir to a real estate fortune has long been suspected in the unsolved 1982 disappearance of his first wife, kathleen, in new york. as investigators prepare to question berman about kathleen's disappearance, she was shot to death at her beverly hills home. durst was also tried for the 2001 murder of a neighbor in texas but claimed self-defense and was acquitted. durst'

danielle nottingham reports. >> reporter: a witness had their cell phone camera rolling as the los angelesolice and a homeless man got into a con froon confrontation in the city's skid row section around noon on sunday. during the struggle shots were fired and a man was killed. officers responded to the area to investigate a possible robbery. >> when they got to the scene, they made contact with the suspect, and during that contact an altercation occurred. >> reporter: police say during the struggle officers tried to use a taser gun on the man. >> it's not known if the taser struck the suspect, but the altercation continued, and that altercation then resulted in an officer-involved shooting. >> reporter: this within said the man was fighting with another person in one of the tents on the sidewalk before the officers arrived. >> when they pulled up, they got out of their car and shot the man five times. >> police will review cameras from the area. >> it's going to be a long investigation and we will, you know, get to the bottom of it. >> reporter: so far police can't confirm the number of o

danielle nottingham, cbs news. >>> seven children from the same family are dead tonight after a fire ripped through their brooklyn home. the fire erupted just after midnight. their mother and another child made it out a second story window. they are in critical condition. investigators say a hot plate left on a kitchen counter started the fire. the flames raced up the stairs trapping the children in their second floor bedrooms. >>> a ski left accident in maine sent four people to the hospital. it happened at sugar loaf mountain. 200 people were riding the lift when it suddenly stopped and reversed direction. >> the lift stopped at about a couple hundred feet up the trail and it started to come down back wards which is not normal. i was pretty terrified actually. there was a lot of screaming going on behind us. >> in all, seven people were hurt. the lift will be closed until investigators figure out how it happened. >>> still to come, backers of a plan to lure the raiders out of oakland just scored a big point. the milestone for a proposed stadium near los angeles. >> and going coast

danielle nottingham takes us to the starting line. >> reporter: this was the ceremonial start of theod race on saturday but it was more slush than mush. >> there is snow down fourth avenue but it's all been trucked here. this has been a bizarre winter in the state of arizona. >> reporter: parts of the legendary 1,000-mile course in a alaska looked more brown than white. since january 1st they've seized less than 2 inches of snow. compare that to boston at 70 inches. alaska wants their snow back. >> they took our winter. >> reporter: dave monson knows snow. he's raised the iditarod here. his late wife raced four times. >> my daughter wants her parka sent to connecticut. >> reporter: away from balmy anchorage into alaska's interior fairbanks. even so the snow won't necessarily help mushers. >> it's very hard on the musher because you don't have any kushening. >> reporter: and it has them traveling on river ice for two miles. danielle nottingham cbs news, los angeles. >>> well after nearly eight years and 3 billion miles, a nasa spacecraft is orbiting the dwarf plan net series. dawn wil

. >> he could face the death penalty and as danielle nottingham tells us he's accused of killing a woman who once worked here at kpix 5. >>reporter: handcuffed robert durst waved extradition at a court hearing in new orleans. the infamous millionaire agreed to go to los angeles to face murder charges for the death of his friend susan berman 15 years ago. >> bob durst didn't kill susan berman he's ready to end all the rumor an speculation and have a trial. >>reporter: the 71-year-old's arrest came a day before hbo aired the final episode of the jinx a documentary about his life. still wearing a mike phony goes into the bathroom and makes what sounds like a shocking admission. >> killed them all of course. >>reporter: director said on cbs this morning that his crew didn't realize what they recorded until the editing process. >> obviously for us a shock because it was many months since we had sat down with him. >>reporter: berman was a journalist and author and daughter of a mobster. in the 1970s she worked at kpix on the talk show evening magazine. >> she was hired as a writer, producer. t

daniel nottingham reports. >> reporter: los angeles police struggled to detain a robbery suspect on this sidewalk sunday afternoon. while two officers confront a woman who picked up a baton, the others attend to the suspect in the background. over the clicking sounds of a taser, you can hear an officer shout something about a gun. >> he's got a gun! >> reporter: and then police say three officers opened fire, killing the suspect. lapd police chief charlie beck says the officer's words appear to tell why. >> the one that i heard the most clear is the officer saying "he has my gun." and he says it several times, with conviction. >> reporter: but some witnesses disagree. >> you're being tased, you'll be flailing. you're not necessarily reaching or grabbing for anything. >> reporter: the lapd an independent inspector general, and the l.a. county district attorney are investigating what happened here. authorities are reviewing cell phone video as well as surveillance footage taken from this area. police released an enhanced freeze frame showing what they say is the suspect's hand on the offic

danielle nottingham takes us to the starting line. >> reporter: this was the ceremonial start of theod dogsled race in an kranch on saturday, but it was more slush than mush. >> there is snow down fourth avenue but it's all been trucked here. this has been a bizarre winter in the state of alaska. >> reporter: parts of the legendary 1,000-mile course in gnome, alaska, looked more brown than white. since january 1st they've received less than 2 inches of snow. compare that to boston at 70 inches. alaska wants their snow back. >> they took our winter. >> reporter: dave monson knows snow. he's raced the iditarod three times. his wife susan is a legend here. she won the race four times. >> my daughter in connecticut is freezing, wants her parka sent from alaska to connecticut. >> officials finally had no choice but to move the start of the icon icic race away from the balmy anchorage into alaska's interior fairbanks. even so the snow won't necessarily help mushers. >> it's very hard on the musher because you don't have any cushioning. >> reporter: and the new route has mushers traveling o

danielle nottingham has the very latest now from los angeles. >> reporter: a witness had their cell phone camera rolling as los angeles police and a homeless man got into a confrontation in the city's skid row section around noon sunday. [ sound of gunfire ] during the struggle, shots were fired and the man was killed. officers responded to the area to investigate a possible robbery. >> when they got to the scene they made contact with the suspect. during that contact an altercation o kaured. >> reporter: police say during the struggle. officers tried to use a taser gun on the man. >> it is not known if the taser struck the suspect. but the altercation continued. and that altercation then resulted in an officer-involved shooting. >> reporter: this witness says the man was fighting with another person near one of the tents on the sidewalk before officers arrived. >> when they got out of the car, they ran up and they pulled their guns out and they shot him five times. >> reporter: police will review video from surveillance cameras in the area. >> it's going to be a long investigation and we

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> well overseas it's election day in israel. voters are choosing a new parliament and possibly a new prime minister. prime minister benjamin netanyahu is seeking a fourth term. he's run a campaign based on security issues. but polls indicate his party faces stiff opposition. in israel's 67-year history, no party has ever won an outright majority, and the next prime minister may not be named for weeks. susan mcginnis is in washington. good morning, susan. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. the polls are open in israel and this election that benjamin netanyahu himself called several months ago, figuring he'd have an easy ride to victory, but this morning he is locked in a tight race, and that trip he made here in washington to address congress about nuclear talks with iran may have backfired on him. as polls open this morning in israel, both the prime minister and his top challenger isaac herzog, made a last-minute push for votes. the two competitors have taken opposite positions on a crucial issue. netanyahu says if elected,

in los angeles danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" k-9 controversy a show dog dropped dead after one of the world's most prestigious shows, and some believe he was poison. the mystery is coming up. >>> also ahead new policies on tipping in the digital age three on your side with how technology could trick you into paying more. >>> we will be right back. >>> back on eyewitness news check out this car, and several others damaged some even totaled after pieces of melting ice sickle will felon them in downtown boston. this ice sickle, look at it huge, and in temperatures reaching the 40's yesterday, it fell and dented roofs smashed windshields and made this an even worse winter for some people there. >> i came down and i was like my god i could in the believe it. >> unbelievably nobody was hurt by the falling ice but people in the neighborhood have been talking about the the potential problems, from that massive ice sickle and that a warm up caught them off guard. >> um-hmm. >> look at that. >> wow. >> that ice, can really do major tam ag

as danielle nottingham tells us, durst is charged in the murder of a woman in los angeles who used tok here at kpix 5. >> reporter: a handcuffed robert durst waived extradition at a court hearing in new orleans. the infamous millionaire agreed to go to los angeles to face murder charges for the death of his friend susan berman 15 years ago. >> bob durst didn't kill susan berman. he's ready to end the rumor and speculation and have a trial. >> reporter: the 71-year-old's arrest came a day before hbo aired the final episode of "the jinx," a documentary about his life. still wearing a microphone durst goes in to the bathroom and makes what sounds like a shocking admission. >> killed them all. of course. >> reporter: as the director said on cbs this morning that his crews didn't realize what they recorded until the editing process. >> obviously for us, a shock because it was many months since we had sat down with him. >> reporter: berman was a journalist an author and daughter of a mobster. in the 1970s she worked at kpix on the talk show "evening magazine." >> she was hired as a writer/p

here's danielle nottingham. >> reporter: apple ceo tim cook says it's time for the apple watch. >> with the built-in speaker and microphone, you can receive calls on your watch. i have been wanting to do this since i was 5 years old. >> reporter: the watch is the first new device cook has introduced since taking over from steve jobs. and the first from apple since the ipad. starting at $350, it connects to the iphone and allows users to access many of their phone's applications including social media and health monitoring. >> the most advanced time piece ever created. >> reporter: even though apple's smart watch is getting a lot of attention there are already several on the market. michael harrison has a samsung and likes that he can check messages and take pictures with his wrist. >> thing i used to have to go to my phone for, i don't have to go to anymore. >> reporter: so far sales have been slow but analysts believe the apple watch will change the market. senior editor scott stein says buyers have to decide heif ty want to purchase another product that will quickly know out of date.

. >> cbs news con month dent danielle nottingham shows us thousand works in this morning's health watche latest way to keep your die net check. the wear sense has a censor that uses vibrations to measure when you are eating and drinking. >> tells them how much they have been eating helps them with portion controls, should tell them if they've been snacking too much. >> tested the neck last on 30 people, they showed us how the device tells users what they ate, how quickly they ate, and even gives suggestions whether you miss a meal. >> tell them if they've been dehydrated, because they didn't drink enough water. >> necklace counts how many times you swallow, and the time you spend chewing. users set goals of how much they want to eat and drink on an app and the app alerts use first they over indulge. >> if this device, there is no cheating. we know exactly how much you are eating, if you take this device off we will know that. but, bottom line, it makes it easy for people. >> researchers say the necklace is to up 90% accurate, could be available later this year. danielle nottingham, cbs

in los angeles danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> well boston marathon bombing trialntered its third week, with a field trip today. jurors went to look at the boat where dzhokhar tsarnaev was found hiding. the boat was riddled with 100 bullet holes, a window was shot out but jurors seemed most interested in seeing a note that tsarnaev had scrolled on the inside of the boat denouncing the u.s. for its wars in muslim countries. >>> local lawmakers joined members of the divine nine today in philadelphia, protesting racism. they gathered in love park at noon speaking out against video that emerged last week of oklahoma university fraternity members chanting racial slurs this event dubbed show us your true colors was organized by council would man brown. they are a select group of international fraternities and core -- sororities. >>> good evening, everyone. the quite a busy day for i-95 commuters but today it is worse. we have a double bubble. i-95 northbound we have two accident situations one is 95 northbound not too tar from bridge street and harbison avenue. notice it

cbs reporter danielle nottingham is at the scene where some are calling this police brutality. >> reportercaptured this dramatic confrontation on sunday between los angeles police and a man in downtown l.a.'s skid row. police say that the officers were initially, and a man who was a robbery suspect. >> yes,. >> the man can be seen fighting several officers before being wrestled to the ground the lapd says few officers and a sergeant, shot the man after the suspect grabbed and officer's weapon. lapd, independent inspector general and l.a. county district attorney are investigating what happened here. authorities are reviewing cell phone video as well as surveillance footage taken from this area. at least two of the officers were wearing a body camera. >> the office are involved in this incident air signed to the safer cities initiative and specially train on dealing with home less people and other issues. >> reporter: activist say shooting is just latest example of police brutality. >> we want an explanation on why, five police officers cannot contain a mentally ill, home less man, without

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >> researchers plan to expand the necklace's use to help people quit smoking and help people keep up with their medication. >> these wearable devices are fascinating. >> they are, but i don't know if i'd like that. >> really? >>> it's a law that allows for massive fines on the express lanes. is it unconstitutional? >> that is one of the first questions in the h.o.t. lanes case to reach circuit court. find out coming up which constitutional issue about thcaese ses concern the judge. >> it sounds like moonshine, looks like beer. the controversial new soft drink is about to hit store shelves. >> plus will ferrell's spring training surprise. >> we're outside. the clouds is here. the rain is not just yet. the rain is not too far away if you're headed out in the next few hours, need a coat and umbrella. we'll give you an hour by hour track through the metro area and tell you which day you yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a reall

danielle nottingham was there. >> repothe gloves were off.n suits, the fighters made their first and last joint appearance before their bout in las vegas on may 2. >> this is a fight the world can't miss. >> i believe it's what you are waiting for. >> reporter: floyd mayweather jr. is undefeated in the ring after 47 fights. pacquiao has 57 wins but five losses, a factor mayweather hinted may haunt his opponent. >> if you lost, it's in your mind. if you lost twice, it's in your mind. >> pacquiao took a more optimistic approach [ inaudible ] >> reporter: the hollywood like feel of this news conference is no accident. the flight between floydmayweather and pacquiao is supposed to be the highest grossing fight. each side is making different demands. >> once the ball started roll, they were gentlemen. they were respectful of each other and, you know, i was really happy it came together. >> reporter: pay per view ticket prices have not yet been set but are expected to cost about $100. danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >> don't be fooled.

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >> and it's so attractive, too. researchers plan to expand the necklace use to help people quit smoking, too. >>> incredible video this morning. a surveillance camera captured the moment a car barreled into a pizza parlor in colorado. watch as the car hits a woman outside. >> oh, my god. >> drags her through the restaurant's window on the car's hood. it happened as an employee was walking into the restaurant but she jumped out of the way. no one was seriously hurt. police say the driver accidentally hit the gas instead of the brake. >> that woman -- >> we've seen so many. don't you get nervous in a parking although? >> usually they just barely miss someone. to see someone that on the hood of the car go through the glass wall and -- walk away, incredible. >>> tgi friday commute where fortunately there are no major accidents on bay area roads but there's lot of slow traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza. that's where westbound traffic is slow now from the foot of the maze already. now, bridge crews switched on those me

danielle nottingham cbs news los angeles. >> the lapd has not released the man's name. the investigation's findings will be submitted to the police commission. a civilian panel that oversees the lapd. some activists are calling on the police commission to hold a special hearing on the use of force in skid row by officers. >>> lots of people with bumps and bruises due to falls during the slippery work week. dc schools and others began two hours late. others were closed. this was the look at a sidewalk in a cascade of ice outside shaw junior high. getting around was a real challenge this morning. >> i just feel the ice is a little thick a little treacherous. >> i thought it was clear and i slipped a little bit but i didn't fall. >> cars along the road were in the same condition waiting for sun or an ice scraper but after a warmup later inhe t day most of the ice was just a memory. >>> boston is on track to break its record for the snowiest winter on record. horses were rescued out of this barn in norwell, massachusetts when the roof collapsed. the latest storm dropped mor

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >> this is not the first time the race moved north in search of snow. it happened once before in 2003. >>> well, warm weather down here in the bay area as well. it will give way for a chance of rain in a week, we will talk about that. looking at the golden gate bridge tonight, only a few cars on the road. the numbers right now. 54 degrees at concord, 51 in oakland, livermore, 56 degrees. and 48 degrees, patchy fog out there as well. that will be around in the morning with fog along the shoreline, 48 degrees. inland, 46 with most he sunny skies, here is how it looks on the west coast. a few that looks like much. a few low clouds off shore earlier in the day. high pressure keeping us nice and sunny and mild and dry through tuesday. finally what is a persistent ridge of high pressure will go and weaken. it opens the door but not that much. a chance of rain coming into north upper california. it is just -- it continues grim on the rain front. well, they are going to get rain in seattle and parts of oregon. for us, eyes on the vine before it gets he

danielle nottingham. >> new orleans authorities are considering filing charges against durst possibly related to drugs and a gun allegedly found in his hotel room. >>> several san francisco police officers could lose their jobs after allegedly sending racist and homophobic text messages. he was convicted and his phone seized one text reads we got two blacks by boy school and they are brother and sister. there because dad works for the school district and i'm watching them like hawks. >> they are held to a higher standard. particularly when it comes to racial biased, that is something that can't be tolerated. >> once the investigation is complete, he will fire any officers involved. >>> tonight there is a candle light vigil at ucsf to remember a dental student. ann deercare was found shot to death. >>> a 17-year-old boy is in the hospital after being attacked outside of valley fair mall. the victim's father says the attacker asked his son if he was in a gang. he told them no and that is when they knocked him backward and he hit his head. a gang investigation university son the case and

danielle nottingham has details. >> reporter: apple ceo tim cook says it is time for the apple watch.uilt in speaker and microphone you can receive calls on your watch. i had been wanting to do this since i was five years old. >> reporter: watch is first new device cook has introduced since taking over from steve jobs and first from apple since the ipad. >> on your wrist. >> reporter: starting at $350 it connects to the iphone and allows users to access many of their phone's applications including social media and health monitoring. >> the the most advanced time piece, ever created. >> reporter: even though apple's smart watch is getting a lot of attention there are already several on the market. michael harrison has a samsung and likes that he can check messages and take pictures with his wrist. >> basically things i had to go to my phone for i don't have to anymore. >> reporter: smack watch sales have been slow but analyst believe the apple watch will boost the the market. >> i think everything will change now that apple entered. >> reporter: senior editor scott stein says buyers to

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> secretary of state john kerry is in geneva this morning to address the united nations human rights council. kerry is scheduled to deliver a speech defending israel. the council has repeatedly called out israel for violating international treaties. the u.n. has also criticized the country for its interaction with palestinians and ethiopian immigrants. despite the rift it the u.s. and reyes over iran be -- israel over iran, the obama administration is confirming -- [ inaudible ] >>> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu addresses the annual conference of the pro-israel lobby aipac in washington today. the address coming a day ahead of his historic but controversial speech to congress. it's expected to toe cuss on iran's nuclear ambitions and israel's security. netanyahu angered the white house and other democrats by accepting speaker john boehner's invitation. the invitation was issued without consulting the white house first. despite the call for democrats to boycott the speech, the demand for tickets has been high. >>> one year agra el

. >> danielle nottingham is in los angeles and she takes a closer look at robert durst's possible restroom confession. >> reporter: robert durst now faces a first three murder charge. los angeles prosecutors say he shot and killed his friend susan berman in december of 2000. for more than 14 years investigators hadn't been able to gather enough evidence to chargele. that all changed after robert durst reached out to film maker andrew jarecki to tell his life story. in the hbo finale of "the jinx" new evidence. a letter durst wrote to berman seemed to match the hang writing and spelling on an anonymous letter telling police where her body was. durst went to the bathroom still wearing his live microphone. >> killed them all of course. >> jarecki said on u.s. this morning said his crew didn't realize what they recorded till the editing process. >> obviously for us a shock because it was many months since we had sat down with him. >> reporter: authorities in new orleans arrested durst saturday. monday he waived extradition and agreed to go to los angeles to face the murder charge. >> bob durst

danielle nottingham, cbs news, venice, california. >>> happening today, uc-santa cruz will be open for classes after the campus was shut down yesterday because of this. [ chanting ] >> dozens of protestors blocked the main entrance, part of a national movement that wants to call attention to tuition hikes. uc regents have said they will have to raise tuition if the state doesn't give them enough funding. >>> giants fans, this is a rough way to start your friday. hunter pence has a broken arm! watch what happened yesterday. he took a swing in the 6th inning of the spring training game against the cubs and took it off the arm. pence is going to be out for six to eight weeks. watch -- wow! right on the arm. >> wow. >> he is going to be out for six to eight weeks well into the regular season. our sports director dennis o'donnell says obviously, this is not what the team needs right now. >> kenny, the giants were the 7th health ye team last year and part of the reason you win a world series is because you stay healthy. hunter pence played in all 162 games last year. pence in many ways is th

danielle nottingham, cbs news, venice, california. >>> a person of interest in the shooting death of an oakland teenager is now in custody. police chief sean whent said that person arrested in another city for an unrelated crime. no other details were given though but sources told kpix 5 it's a man who was arrested sunday accused of shooting at hayward police. the person of interest will be questioned about saturday's shooting of 14-year-old davon ellis. he was killed along brookdale avenue while walking to a store with two friends. >>> whooping call killed a 3- week-old baby in san joaquin county. the county had not recorded any whooping cough deaths in the latest outbreak until tuesday when the baby died. doctors say the disease is preventable with vaccination. >> this is a wake-up call for mothers that if they are pregnant get vaccinated. >> whooping cough also known as pertussis is a highly contagious infection that spreads from person to person by sneezing or coughing. >>> happening today, catholic students in san francisco are planning another rally to support their teachers. i

danielle nottingham will for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> more troubling details emerge about the pilot that french authorities say intentionally crashed a plane full of people into the french alps. that crash killed drexel university graduate emily selke and 149 others. now we're hearing exclusively from one of her close friend. she spoke to only "eyewitness news" reporter david spunt. >> reporter: yes. >> emily is just such a positive person. she had this very go with the flow personality, very easy going personality, so she was really easy to get along with. >> reporter: julie mircik is coming to grips with the reality that her friend emily selke died in this plane crash in the french alps. >> that is me and emily. >> reporter: two were roommates in summer in scotland and quickly became friend. >> it was crazy how fast we became friend and how comfortable she just made me feel. i thought we had been friend for like years. >> reporter: emily, her mother yvonne and 148 others died in the crash what prompted 27 year-old co pilot andreas lubitz to crash the the passenger jet the key ques

danielle nottingham for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> take a look at this video out of ohio where a gas explosion damage at least seven homes. it happened saturday afternoon near ohio state university. fire fighters say gas employees were investigating a possible leak in one of the homes before it exploded. thankfully in another just injuries were reported. eyewitnesses saw debris from that explosion several streets away. >>> well, seven people were hurt after a chair lift malfunctioned at a ski area in maine. 200 people were riding the lift at sugarloaf mountain resort when it stopped and then went backward. investigators are trying to figure out us whatted mishap. they are all expect to recover. sugar lift was the site of another chair lift accident in 2010. eight skiers were hurt in that incident. >>> check this out more than 10,000 tourist traveled this weekend in northern france to watch what was call the high tides of the century. it happened around landmark shown here, at the times the wall of water, four stories tall crash in the landmark island. experts say this tides was espec

danielle nottingham has that story. >> reporter: police say six three-year old richard white of kenneruisiana died saturday afternoon after being shot three times friday night inside louie armstrong airport as he tried to attack airport security personnel. witnesses say white approaching the tsa checkpoint and started waving a machete and can of insect repellant. >> he is wielding a machete this long and spraying folks to disable them with wasp spray in the face. >> reporter: the sheriff says one of his lieutenant deputies shot white as he swung the machete and chased a tsa officer. >> i have to say officer sway see is my hero, the man was within inches of whacking me with a machete. >> reporter: officers found a bag near white after he was subdued. >> what the bag revealed was six half pint mason jars with cloth wicks into a liquid that we now know to be gasoline which would you commonly refer to as a molotov cocktail. >> reporter: deputies also found a barbecue lighter letter opener and crush smoke bombs near white. a search of his car turned up more smoke bombs and tanks of freon, o

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >> durst is suspected in the uninvolved 1982 disappearance of his first wife kathleen in new york. in 2001 durst was tried for the murder of a texas neighbor but claimed self-defense and was acquitted. >>> caught on camera two armed robbers caught in the act, surveillance camera capturing these two masked people entering a convenience store with guns drawn. this was early saturday morning in the 3900 block of martin luther king, jr. avenue in southwest. anybody who knows anything about this or perhaps recognizes one of these people, d.c. cops would love to hear from you. >>> we are learning of the local connection to a deadly military helicopter crash last week off the florida panhandle. officials have now identified all 11 victims and among them a 26-year-old man from northern virginia, staff sergeant thomas florich. he grew up in fairfax county. his family moved to louisiana when he was in high school. florich joined the air national guard in 2007 and was on a training mission when his blackhawk helicopter went down. >>> a school board in l

danielle nottingham takes us to the starting line. >> reporter: this was the ceremonial start of theamed iditarod dog sled race but it was more slush than mush. >> there is snow down fourth avenue but it's all been trucked here. this has been a bizarre winter in the state of alaska. >> reporter: parts of the legendary course looked more brown instead of white. since february 1st anchorage has received less than two inches of snow. compare that to boston which has had nearly 70 inches. folks in alaska want their snow back. >> they took our winter. >> reporter: dave knows snow. he's raced the iditarod three times. his late wife susan is a legend here. she won the race four times. >> my daughter in connecticut is freezing, wants her parka sent from alaska to connecticut. rchts officials had no choice but to move the start of the race into alaska's interior, fairbanks. even still, the thin layer of snow won't necessarily help mushers. >> it's very hard on the musher because you don't have any of the cushioning that the snow would bring. >> reporter: and the new route has the mushers trav

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >> extradition to los angeles may be delayed because new orleans authorities are considering filing charges against durst, possibly related to drugs and a gun allegedly found in his hotel room. >>> right now investigators are on the hunt for a woman who stabbed a metro station manager. here is a surveillance picture of the suspect. this happened sunday at the stadium armory metro. investigators say the woman in this video asked the manager for a free ride. when he said no, the woman allegedly spit on him and stabbed him in his left side. the manager was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. >>> a followup to a story we brought you a few months ago, an alexandria man who got slapped with a ticket for putting a for sale sign on his car, scott mcclain contacted wusa9 after he found that ticket. we uncovered a little known law dating back to the 1960s and possibly earlier that banned the signs. the thought behind it was to insure safety and make sure drivers would no longer slow down in the street to jot down the seller's num

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >>> a bay area woman is showing how fresh produce can changereated a youth urban garden project called [ non- english language ] >> we wanted to be that organization that actually does things. >> kelly carlisle is the winner of the super bowl host committee's playmaker grant. the committee is giving out 50 grants over the course of 50 weeks leading up to super bowl 50. kpix 5 is the media partner for super bowl 50. we are now 333 days away from the big game. >> wahoo! >> go to our website, kpix.com/super bowl for all things super bowl. >> we are just one minute away from paul deanno! >> the countdown clock to weather watchers, as well. we have viewers sending in weather information. we are going to take you to petaluma where the high today was only 60 degrees. peggy rogers says it's in the upper 50s now. heavy fog with clearing around 1:00 and now it's cloudy and windy as some rain gets closer. out to antioch where the high was 70 today. john reports in with that temperature of 70 degrees. he also says cloudy all day, morning fog and then after

danielle nottingham spoke with the man who first helped the actor after the crash. >> reporter: crews partially disassembled and took away the single engine vintage plane harrison ford crash landed on a golf course thursday afternoon. the 72-year-old actor made a distress call shortly after taking off from nearby santa monica airport. >> engine failure, immediate return. >> reporter: golfers and bystanders rushed to pull ford from the plane. a spinal surgeon sanjay corano was the first to meet him. >> moneying a little bit -- moaning a little bit and where am i, but he was alert. >> reporter: investigators with the ntsb will get a closer look at the plane at a hangar where it will be stored. >> the engine will be examined. the aircraft records will be examined. >> reporter: ford managed to avoid homes in the area but did clip a tree on the way down. sully sullenberger has flown with ford in the past. >> i'm sure he's flown out of that particular airport many times and he knows where the open areas are. a golf course in this case, so he would have had that already in mind. >> reporter:

danielle nottingham has that story. >> reporter: police say six three-year old richard white of kenner the day afternoon after he was shot three times friday night inside the louie armstrong airport as he tried to attack airport security personnel. witnesses say white approached the tsa checkpoint and started waving a machete and can of insect repellant. >> he is wielding a had machete this long and spraying folks to disable them with wasp spray in the face. >> reporter: sheriff says one of his lieutenant deputies shot white as he swung the machete and chased a t. is a officer. >> i have to say that officer is my hero. she saved my life. man was within inches of whacking me with a machete. >> reporter: officers found a bag near white, when he was subdued. >> the what the bag revealed ways six half point mason jars with cloth wicks into a liquid that we now know to be gasoline which you would commonly refer to as a molotov cocktail. >> reporter: deputies also found a barbecue lighter, letter opener, and crushed smoke bombs near white. a search of his car turn up more smoke bombs and tan

danielle nottingham, cbs news, los angeles. >> a police commander says the officers were initially responding to a report of a robbery. >>> well, today the minimum wage in oakland goes up to $12.25 an hour. making it the highest in the bay area. this also follows passage of measure sf by voters last november. it also provides paid sick leave. several other east bay cities including berkeley and richmond are taking steps to raise their minimum wages as well and san francisco voters are already approved a gradual increase over the next three years. >>> well, tomorrow is the deadline to apply for federal disaster loans for anyone that might have had property damage from december storms in the bay area. you remember that december? the small business association says businesses most private nonprofits, homeowners and renters may apply for the low interest loans. the amounts and terms of the loans are set by the sba based on each applicant's need. >>> all right time 5:01. a live look now at san jose and you can see levi's stadium. and the airline on this monday morning -- airport on the monday morn

danielle nottingham reports. >> reporter: it's been two years since little known argentinian card nan nailed jorge became pope francis. the leader of the catholic church. he says he is enjoying his time as pope, but in a interview, with mexican television admitted he misses his freedom. the only thing i would like, francis said, to go out one day without being recognized for a pizza. but while he may long for anonymous, he may not be long in his job. two years in, he said, i have the sensation that my pope will be brief four, five queers, like the psychology of the gambler who convinces himself he will lose so he won't be disappointed, he says and if he wins; happy. pope francis became pontiff after his predecessor pope benedict xvi resigned. the first pope to do so in 600 years. but francis still has a lot of work to do, during a mass friday, he declared 2016 will be a jubilee year in the church. and calls on catholics to focus on forgiveness and mercy. he also has several trips planned this year, including one to the united state. >> and we're just about six months away from the pop