. >> can you give us any more details? any details about the kind of weapons that were used? can you give us details about what this area of southern paris is like give us a sense of the environment in which you are standing right now? >> this area is not the most prosperous neighborhood of paris. you have a lot of immigrants in this neighborhood, but you also have some big companies with their headquarters here. for example, -- [indiscernible] has their headquarters not very far from the site. people here are shocked and horrified. the road going around paris has been closed. i just saw that the policemen were closing the exits of the ring road. according to a 24 hours news channel here, it was an automatic weapon and the shooter was wearing a bullet-proof vest. there is, however, something we do not have confirmed quite yet whether the suspect who has been arrested is actually the one who was the shooter. we don't know that yet. >> caroline, thank you very much indeed. we will continue to keep you appraised of the situation. let's get back to the site of the shooting yester

. >> on certain details you withheld? >> some details we withheld. you will also recall that some details are in the snowden documents and the german magazine published some just this weekend that dealt with

>> i think a lot of the detail that you've noticed and to the people of also noticed, a detail that youese details of what interiors look like, how furniture function and so forth. and i really wanted to i think pay attention to trying to bring to life the visual and material experience of actually being there. so i spent a lot of time driving through the countryside and visiting chÂteau's visiting different places and really trying to capture in words. and this is something i think art historians are trying to do, to sort of translate from the visual to the verbal. so to capture in words and bring to life what a place look like or felt like, or what it might have been like to walk through the grand basis at versailles for example,. >> what was the most or what were some of the really exciting things you found when you are doing this? >> well, there were the dirty pictures. >> and the books will be for sale. [laughter] >> yes. that was one of the more surprising thing spent where did you find this? >> on the internet where one goes for dirty pictures. [laughter] but in this case it was

today we got more details. i'd already spoken to the transport minister who had said that he doesn't feel that it aeps's right to deliver a preliminary report that doesn't have all the information unlike the full investigation would have. today the air crash investigator said look there is information that we have in this report that we have been unable to confirm. we have co-lated and listed the facts. we haven't been able to verify everything with all the parties involved. and we feel that it's too soon to share this with the public. that's the reason they've given. but of course the families of the victims on board airasia flight 8501 more concerned now to get their loved ones returned home. i've spoken to many over the last few days, and they're saying look we're now -- we're not concentrating on this report. we're not worried about the fuselage being lifted out of the water. we want our loved one home. so far, 70 bodies have been recovered. two suspected bodies related to 8501 washed up more than 600 miles

those details also ahead.y know in a fire to get out, to escape and now ok you are outside and you are safe but what do you do now and that's where the red cross came in... . we ran out of the house just wearing our pajamas. at that point just to even have a toothbrush that i could call my own was so important... . ...you know it just makes you feel like a person again. every 8 minutes the american red cross responds to a home fire or other emergency. you can help. please donate now. >>> welcome back herb -- everybody. great to have you with us. >> isis is apparently demanding that a female bomber jailed in jordan be released by sunset thursday or the jordanian pilot they're hold willing be killed. we cannot independently verify the authenticity of the new audio message, but it's believed to be the voice of japanese hostage kenji goto. >>> indonesian officials say the flight data recorder provides a clear picture of what happened to flight 88501. >> greece's prime minister said they will renegotiate a new deal

, even the bank details. >> even the bank details. >> the mother is now threatening to sue in small claimsrt. it gets better. legal experts say she doesn't have a legal leg to stand on. >> this is interesting, though. what do you do? you rsvp and don't show and she had to put money down for the party. >> they get snarky with moms in the classroom. maybe there is a little bit of back history. >> there's more to it. ah. spoken like a true mom here. >>> we turn to a record-setting performance at a drag race in florida. now, the neon green car you see there, 2015 dodge challenger hellcat, the black did a 2015 tesla electric car. looked like he jumped the gun. >> the tesla smokes the dodge with a record-setting 11.7 seconds in the quarter mile. top speed was 114 miles an hour. that makes it the fastest production electric car out there. >> to some folks who saw this online they're commenting saying the dodge would have won the race but whoever was behind the wheel did not do a good job. didn't get off the jump there. >> don't blame the driver. >> if there was a better driver there would have wo

with shadows 0 on open space in rec and park if you're shadowing a park you're required to do a detailed shadow analysis that does have to meet specific perimeters in this situation there's no planning code requirement or specific requirement or guidelines that says x amount of sunlight whether direct or ambivalent no perimeters given no shadow studies because of the purpose of a matching light well, not to create perfect direct sunlight but to create and preserve ambient light oftentimes we require the matching light wells not making it to the light well itself to the purposes is different not as perspire active as a shadow controllers are on rec and park properties. >> but aren't there now or standard ways to simulate what's going to happen putting aside you're not requiring if someone is submitting a simulation it is scientifically accurate. >> 0 actually any consulate can put together a shadow study using a methodology it will have to be checked again those are done for the ones that require when we have this for those this is general information we're not looking for the same type o

but there's still a lot of details that the police are unwilling to share with the media. they were sighted in a town in northern france. police are undergoing a sweep across the area searches along the road. they were spotted at gas station at one point and there's conflicting reports whether or not they abandoned the car and this morning there are leads that they're holding a hostage near the charles de gaulle airport which is north of paris. >> elaine cobb thank you very much. this is the "cbs morning news." right now, save big on a wide selection of products from pedigree®, iams® cesar®, sheba® & dentastix®! petsmart®. i did it... do it...take the nature's bounty hair, skin and nails challenge. if your hair, skin and nails don't look more beautiful, we'll give you your money back. i did it...and i feel beautiful. visit naturesbounty.com for details. patented sonic technology with up to 27% more brush movements. get healthier gums in two weeks. innovation and you philips sonicare save when you give philips sonicare this holiday season. >>> here's another look at this mo

a lot of details yet to be learned. we're getting those images from french television which you're seeing there. >> again, just to bring you up to date. right now you're looking at slightly delayed video we're getting from friends on french television. the back of the picture by blinking lights of that small vehicle, there was someone treated there. they have since been moved. you're watching that group of men move them. you're looking at the hostages that were released from the grocery store. this happened. was it all of them? were any injured? we don't know the details yet but certainly many of them made it out okay. we're also being told as you see on your screen three hostage takers dead. that calculus as far as we know at this point, are the two brothers taken out in separate assault, separate standoff in an industrial area and the african-american man who had been pictured in a separate picture yesterday. >> not african-american. >> thank you. >> who was the other man? we don't know. we know there's been injuries

details on that, too. >> o.j.y which disappeared 20 years ago suddenly resurfaces in mysterious circumstances. karen. >> i-95, that accident that was northbound near girard is cleared and the delay is really thinning but the southbound delay is not. we'll show it to you live when "action news" comes right back. >> ♪♪ >> ♪♪ >> welcome back now. more on our breaking news coming to us out of central paris. a mass shooting has left at least 11 people dead including one journalist at the office of the french satirical newspaper. at least three police officers have been wounded. witnesses say mass men stormed this building and opened fire with automatic weapons and reports say some of the attackers then escaped in two vehicles. now this is the same office that was fire bombed back in 2011 after the newspaper published satirical cartoons about the prophet mohammed. "good morning america" will have the very latest on this coming up for you at 7:00 a.m. >> let's turn to karen. >> we talked about that accident i-95 northbou

few details were released about the holdup.ip who may know who the man is is asked to call wilmington police. >> around the blobe today law enforcement officials and military remain on high alert as a threat level for potential terror attacks remains high. we get the story from abc alex marcourt in brussels. >> a sight not seen in 30 years. hundreds of armed soldiers deployed in straets of belgium as europe cracks down in face of more terror attacks. >> in 4 hours there's been three dozen terror relate add rests across the continent. as security forces were beefed newspaper belgium. germany and france against top counter terrorism officials say could be thousands of potential terrorists. in uk the highest alert level ever for the police. meaning attack against them is highly likely. it's not just the police who are target but europe's jewish communicate 2eus as well so much so here in brussels soldiers are standing guard outside the jewish museum n paris we saw them evacuate from a sin he gone. >> there's a community targeted n

more details. a passenger is dead and the driver is being tested for dui.ehicle crashed before 2 o'clock this morning along the 7300 block of milner street in philadelphia's tacony section. police say the driver was speeding when he lost control while attempting to pass another car. his vehicle left the road and hit concrete steps. the driver and rear seat passenger were injured and the front seat passenger was pronounced dead at the scene. police say all of those involved are 22 years old. >>> we've got some breaking news coming out of israel this morning. nine people have been stabbed in what police are calling a terror attack. they say a palestinian man stabbed the nine victims on a bus in central tel aviv. the suspect took off on foot and was shot in the leg and was arrested. four victims are said to be seriously hurt. the stabbings is the latest in a series of attacks in israel in the recent months. >> president obama gave his first state of the union address to a republican controlled congress last night and pitched ideas to help the middle class. the

let's get more details now from nbc's ron allen who is in paris. been listening to this press conference getting more details, it looks like officials are really zeroing in on the possibility that there is a -- maybe a larger cell out there, or maybe a cell with larger arms that are involved in many other operations not just in france but in some of the other european countries. >> reporter: it's absolutely chilling, betty, what we learned from this press conference. this was a well armed, well trained perhaps group of young fighters. we believe that some of them had just come back from syria recently. there are literally hundreds of belgian nationals who have gone to syria and iraq to fight with isis, other militant groups and disclosed number coming back and apparently trying to launch the kinds of attacks that the police there were talking about. intent on killing police officers with uniforms with walkie-talkies and communication devices, explosives automatic weapons and so forth. so, yes, this is a endemic problem in belgium, in france and in

i'll not detail the damage down ms. dawson other than to say one fragment struck a major blood vessel she lost consciousness quickly and died shortly afterwards. >> today the cafe is boarded up. the flowers in front have been cleared away, but the memories still here. the events will be looked at in meticulous detail, every fragment of every bullet accounted for. the gunman was a convicted criminal facing serious charges. why was he free on bail? were the police's actions appropriate and what was the role of the media and social media during the siege and how should events here be categorized, was it terrorism? al jazeera sydney. >> we have this coming up on the news hour, people fled their homes to find safety, nigerians unable now to vote in next month's elections. we'll tell you why. >> we go to istanbul to report on turkey's building boom taking its toll on workers' safety. >> also in sport the drawing of lots to decide the last quarter finalist at the africa cup of nations. >> iraq's government is investigating an

plus, we have the details. new details on the extensive man hunt under way after a deadly robbery and police chase. and getting you back outside this noon we will check in with eileen for a complete look at your three-day weekend forecast coming up. >> chris brown remains free this etting his probation revoked. a los angeles judge says the singer took an unapproved trip and failed to complete community service on time. brown is free until at least march 20th. that's when thetar will attend his next hearing. he was ordered not to leave l.a. county without permission back in december but he reportedly performed at a nightclub in san jose is january 11th. in fact, if you remember a shooting there at the nightclub injured five people. investigators are now looking into whether brown was involved. a mother and daughter are dead after a crime spree in central florida overnight. hundreds of police were involved in capturing four suspects following a robbery and high speed chase. prior to the arrest police warned resid

details just coming in. we know two people heavily armed. that hasn't been confirmed. two heavy duty armed machine shotguns have killed 11 people reports say. 10 have been injured, five critically injured in this attack. what we're hearing now is the french president is to visit these magazine offices shortly. the magazine's offices which are in the 11th mount of paris. we're being told that he is on his way to the scene. of course as you can imagine the security situation is incredibly tight around the offices of this magazine. it's a satirical weekly. it's drawn repeated threats for the characters that it printed in the magazine of the profit mohamed among other sketches. it attacks various religions. in particular it's the characters of the profit mohamed it published in 2011 that drew a lot of criticism. this attack we have no details who is behind it. we do know ten people certainly, according to french prosecutors, have been killed. roiters saying 11 have been killed. five people are critically wounded

it could be involving a second tractor-trailer and other vehicles, the details are coming in. the accident just happened. we've been tweeting out all the details hash tag 6abc traffic as we always do, somebody showed me the picture of the area waiting in the backlog. road conditions are not that bad, but we're getting reports of icy conditions in and around this area you need to be careful in south jersey. we've been looking at the roads and have not seen many problems, here's some of the pictures tweeted out gloucester county, new jersey, not far from the accident how the snow fell on the sidewalks and the grass and melted on the road surface. get 6abc hash tag traffic. in collegeville we have an accident on louis road use spring mill road as the alternate. looking live on the schuylkill expressway near spring garden, traffic is moving fine, not a lot of slipping and sliding, you can see a shine on the roads especially on on the sides of the roads. storm tracker 6 live doubling scan we're seeing snow showers moving through in south jersey and delaware, route 13 in middleton,

i'll not detail the damage done to ms. dawson other than to say one fragment struck a major blood vessel. she lost consciousness quickly and died shortly afterwards. >> today the cafe where the siege took place is boarded up. the flowers that covered the square have been cleared away, but the memories are still here. >> the events here will be looked at in meticulous detail. every but the let will be accounted for. the in quest will be broader. a convicted criminal, he was facing charges. why was he free on bail. were the police actions pretrial? was it terrorism? al jazeera sydney. >> iraq's government is investigating an alleged massacre by its forces. witnesses say iraqi troops and shia fighters rounded up member during a search for isil members and then shot them. we have the details from baghdad. >> it is a microcosm of ires with should not knee's, shias and kurds. as militias and other irregular security forces fight alongside the iraqi government forces against isil, in the village survivors tell that you say after

very few details a it is moment all we are hearing is from this dutch news agency. dend maaing air time, obviously keep up to date with that story and bring you the latest on it when we get it. in the meantime, want to return to our top story, that blast outside of a maternity hospital in mexico city at least two people are thought to have died. in mexico city, a terrible situation, john, bring us up to date, what is happening now. >> well, as you say, the death count has gone down, it was at seven, and now it is at 2, 1 woman and one child but there is still rescue worker whose are heading into the rubble here just to check if there's anyone else in there i talked to them, and they said at this point they think that everyone has been accounted for, they are just checking through to see if they can find anyone else. they have headed in here, but we are now five hours on, so a lot of people already in hospital apparently only suffering from miner injuries where explosion -- the explosion the glass hit people so obviously they are needing blood, and the appeal has gon

we will have details in the next few minutes. guys, back to you. >>> back to some breaking news in bensalem bucks county where police pursuit of two burglary suspects lead to the crash. >> one suspect was taken in custody but another is still out there "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao joinses from the bensalem will police department with the very latest, j a an. >> reporter: ukee and erika, good morning. very busy morning for bensalem police and other area police departments and police pursuit ended in a crash with the suspect running away again, one of these suspects has been caught this morning, the the other is still on the loose. take a look at this video. this is suspect's car that ended up in a ditch at intersection of state road and tennis avenue in bensalem. this started around one there 30 as a burglary call. there was a short police pursuit that ended here. once the two burglary suspects crashed their car authorities say they ran in the woods. there was a large police presence earlier in the morning. authorities c

the full details are ahead. >> pam: cut rates to join us with the latest details derrick scott? >> reporter: tonight police and detectives are trying to figure out what they are dealing with. >> reporter: uncovering a possible human school is not something you stumble across every day. but that is exactly what caltran officials found while working in an area of oakland thursday afternoon. >> reporter:you can see the side of the alleged skull underneath this cardboard box it was found next to homeless encampment underneath a freeway overpass at the corner of 7th and castro. officers and evidence technicians spent hours on the scene investigating and didn't turn up any other evidence. >> reporter:police bagged of the skull and while they say it appeared to be real they won't know for sure until they run forensic testing on it >> reporter:i did check with alameda county corners office hat's where the skull was taken they tell me they are waiting on an anthropologist to determine if it is indeed to skull of a human, if it's they will then start process of trying to identify who the

san francisco under the leadership of the mayor's office of housing the opportunity to make long detaileduch needed improvements to about 35 hundred units of housing across the city those unit are in the of our supervisorial addict that were built starting in the 4940s to the 1991 and all of those unit are in extreme disrepair suffering from funding neglect mostly because of cuts that congress made to capital improvements for housing i wanted to give you a background on the unit before i talk about the conversion to private ownership which will change the status of those unite and especially in relation to this department i'll be going over the materials you've received for the benefit of the public hearing housing authority serves extremely low income san franciscans the average householder is over $14,000 households are living in public housing united 5 thousand 3 hundred unit plus across the city they provide rental subsidies as i mentioned a minute ago those are aging building that wish in need of repair a few years ago the housing authority did an assessment of how much to get the bu

but we begin tonight, with new details inside the historic talks. early this morning, we fly into havana, cuba. just 90 miles from the u.s. once we arrived, we quickly learned that on the streets of havana it is nearly impossible to find anyone who doesn't know this is an historic moment for cuba. t at this hour, word of the rst hurdle. cuba wants the u.s. to stop giving cuban immigrants who reach u.s. soil special status allowing them to stay in the u.s. the u.s. tonight vowing that will not change. we drove to find the former u.s. embassy here, stripped of its title, shut down shortly after fidel castro took power. cubans aware of the tension at the time lining up before the embassy could close to apply for american visas. the waiting list months long. and this is that building today -- you can see the heavy security behind me the officers on the corner here. we were here as members of the u.s. delegation arrived a short time ago, because there is great hope this will soon become the u.s. embassy again. tonight, the images of the americans now ret

an new details prostitution sting that landed a prominent sports analyst in handcuffs. plus, a ceo of blue, shutting down roads in the district today. tonight we are learning more about the response to the deadly smoke incident at metro. d.c. fire released its preliminary report that includes the 911 transcripts from victims and detailed key medication problems. richard reeve has been looking at the report and is live at l'enfant plaza with the details. anything in the report that surprises you? >> kimberly, when you look through this report, there are some surprises. it gives a fairly good timeline from the firefighter point of view. there are also 911 accounts in here. the big issue in the report, as i see it is communications. for hundreds of metro passengers, it was a smoky hellish day at l'enfant plaza. >> it made me nervous. at the end of the day i thought i would take out the windows of the train if i had to. >> 200 passengers stuck for 40 minutes. 61-year-old carol glover lost her life. the initial report id see fire and ems revealed arriving firefighters going

these people will have to provide contact details regularly. if there is a change of address or they travel abroad, they will have to inform authorities. >> was also suggested that convicted terrorist could be deprived of their political and civic rights. a debate is expected to take place in parliament in march. >> for men have been charged in connection with the attack on a jewish supermarket that left four people dead. if they are convicted of association with a terrorist organization, they could face up to 20 years in jail. >> the men behind simultaneous hostage sieges and the murder of 17 people in paris were known to the police. they had previous records, and what's more, they were not alone. details as to who may have helped them are starting to emerge. for men brought in for questioning last week have now been placed under formal investigation. >> concerning the men between 22 and 28 years of age, they have been placed under formal investigation. one of the four has been placed under investigation for the possession of weaponry. in conn

>> the details simply horrifying. later, we'll have a guest to address the question, why the government and military is unable to fight boko haram. many thanks to you, diana, reporting there with all the details on the violence in nigeria. >>> as the clock ticks, the beginning of a huge unity rally in paris, we'll have a live report on the extraordinary security measures being put in place to protect dozens of world leaders, and perhaps up to 1 million people. we're back in a moment. ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good around ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ [ female announcer ] fiber one. ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪

we have the breaking details.rst" continues right now. >> breaking new details about the terrorists responsible for murdering 17 people in france. 1 brother's road to radicalization crossing paths with another terrorist convicted of trying to blow up a u.s. bound airliner with an underwear bomb. >> new video of the grocery store killer pledging his allegiance to isis. >> the hunt for his wife the most won'ted woman in the world moves to syria. >> all of this as world leaders joined millions to stand against terror. our president was nowhere tock seen. this morning we have live team coverage to talk about this. peter doocy in washington we begin with greg palkot life in france. peter was on with us 30 minutes ago now it is doug luzader. we are going to start with you, greg. we will get to you in a moment, doug. >> after the massive march yesterday we received massive security today we are told 10,000 french soldiers have been mobilized in the event of a new attack. that is feared this as new information comes out i

i come down here and i maintain their behavior, i get a detail. in detail, you pass the trays out. then if i follow the detail, i can go back to population. >> in the meantime, esdale says he will try to make the best of his work detail and life in the infirmary. >> i got a tv in the cell. i never thought i would see a tv in the joint let alone in my cell. i got a tv. a little razzle-dazzle. work out. write her. sometimes you talk to yourself. >> what do you say to yourself? >> everything i want to hear. that's the best thing about talking to yourself. you can hear anything you want. >> coming up, an inmate nicknamed smiley deals with her troubled past. >> i punched a lieutenant in the face, so they gave me assault and battery on a police officer. >>> we got tuna today for lunch. got no choice but to eat it. back to our cells after this. every day in here is a living hell. every day. ain't no sunshine in this jail. >> there is some sunshine in boston suffolk county jail at least on the open air recreation decks. depending on their security level, inmates are allowed out for an hour

those are the details we have.olutely confirmed but we're still waiting for confirmation. >> we know it's very dangerous to speculation, particularly so early on. but are any police sources suggesting a link for example, with the gun attack on thursday morning? indeed, in a southern suburb in paris in which one policewoman was killed? any talk of that? >> there's talk of it. i haven't seen any official source so far, any security source saying that. but what we know it's certainly in the southern part of paris, as was the attack on thursday when the policewoman was shot dead. it also comes on a day when the police have said there is a link between the two earlier attacks. the attack on "charlie hebdo" and the following day, the attack in which a policewoman was shot dead with a mancariing man carrying an assault rifle. >> how worried are police that this network could be wider, that we have this one man involved possibly we're not sure with what has happened and the situation in dammartin with the two brothers hole

but yet to release details about a traffic stop that turns a traffic stop that turns deadly. air force captain joe came home from third deployment in middle east. he's currently c 17 pilot and earned jump wings and vernon odom enjoys parachuting and marksmanship he couldn't believe they did that you for him. >> they're really blowing me away with all the people here. so they're fantastic. >> he said this weekend's deployment was particularly difficult and he's looking forward to rest and getting back to his day-to-day routine. >> working out can be dangerous. we'll tell you what happened to senator harry reid while he was exercising. and the man used to set off metal detectors and he knows why. how this piece of metal was lodged in his arm more than 50 years it's a crazy story and these two have a lot of explaining to do they explain they were locked in a closet for two days but that closet was unlocked. what were they doing inside police tell us after >> lots of folks are talking about this dynamic duo they spent township days in a closet at daytona beach state clem and poli

details and chilly numbers coming up in the full and exclusive accuweather forecast. we'll send you your way walter. >> stay with 6abc for more on changing temperatures. tune into "action news" 4:30 tomorrow morning with david family matt and karen for the latest forecast. >> and there was a major rally today in delaware countsy to support local police officers. hundreds of people turned out along baltimore pike and springfield to show thanks to the men and women in blue. that's where "action news" reporter ken is live now with the full story. kenneth. >>> sarah this say grassroots effort started with help of social media. about an hour ago people stood at baltimore pike and bishop avenue and their support stretched mower than a mile towards springfield mall. it was a parade of lights and sirens and long line of support for those that protect and serve. >> they feel -- they have had so much i feel negative support. they need help to let them know we're behind them. >> hundreds lined baltimore pike in delaware county with symbols of the thin blue line in hand. >> i'm f

the the secret service say that is it does not discuss the details details, but all were functioning at the home this weekend. >>> a luming $750 million budget deficit has the governor elect at the state house rather than the typical reception at the governor's mags. it means that there's no over and about 1,600 people are expected to attend and governor chris christy that was an early supporter. >>> the state's budget challenges will impact how the schools are funded. prince george schools held the first meeting to see how he would handle it. he unvailed at $1.8 billion and it's more than a 2 percent increase. it supports pre-k and two new international high schools and competitive salaries. there's two more meetings on january and february. >>> cutting heroine debts. police would get access to a heroine ant.net to treat them. prosecutors would get power to hold dealers accountable. they have bipartisan support. >>> no word on what cause aid fire at a northeast earn dc apartment building. flames gutted the building this morning. took 45 firefighters to get that blaze under control.

i'll give you as much detail as i can. be appropriate at a later stage to do some of this in a closed setting, given that the negotiations are ongoing. and it's hard to get into some of the detail in public without undermining our negotiating position. we remain committed to continue and indeed when necessary to expand the regular consultations we've had with congress and particularly with this committee on these negotiations. we share the same goal, to make the world a safer place by resolving international community's concerns about iran's nuclear program. our core goals for the negotiations are clear, and consistent. any agreement we reach must effectively cut off the four pathways iran has to obtain enough fissile material for a nuclear weapon. the two uranium pathways, a plutonium pathway through the iraq heavy water reactor and a potential covert pathway. any agreement must require stringent access, monitoring, transparency measures to mox mize the international community's capabilities to detect quickly any attempt

i'll give you as much detail as i can. it may be appropriate at a later stage to do some of this in a closed setting, given that the negotiations are ongoing. and it's hard to get into some of the detail in public without undermining our negotiating position. we remain committed to continue and indeed when necessary to expand, the regular consultations we've had with congress and particularly with this committee on these negotiations. we share the same goal, to make the world a safer place by resolving international community's concerns about iran's nuclear program. our core goals for the negotiations are clear, and consistent. any agreement we reach must effectively cut off the four pathways iran has to obtain enough fissile material for a nuclear weapon. the two uranium pathways, a plutonium pathway through the iraq heavy water reactor and a potential covert pathway. any agreement must require stringent access, monitoring transparency measures to maximize the international community's capabilities to detect quickly any a

details next. >>> tonight at 6:00, another security breach. we're getting new details into our newsroom on a trespasser -- regarding a trespasser at san jose airport. we'll have that at 6:00. >> this sunday jimmy fallon is keeping the party going after the super bowl with so many surprise guests, he just can't contain himself. >> we're doing this crazy, fun thing at the beginning that i really can't say much about, except there's going to be 30 famous people doing one bit and it's -- >> 30 famous people this >> yeah yeah yeah. and together we did something and we've been doing it and saving it. it's exciting. it's that big. >> you entered him too, raj. >> we'll be hanging with jimmy fallon, as well. >> we've got a lot of good tv on sunday. raj will be here. will you be here jeff? >> yes. >> right after the super bowl watch a new episode of "the blacklist" and then nbc bay area news with raj, jeff and jessica. and after that jimmy fallon. a jam packed evening on super bowl sunday. >> thanks for joining us here at 5:00. "nightly news" is next. f

i'll share those details shortly. autria? >> ok, see you then. thank you. there are big developments this noon in a metro smoke incident. family of the woman who died in that accident earlier this month is taking legal action. jeanette reyes is live in northwest washington where a press conference just wrapped up and jeanette the family had some harsh words for metro. >> they certainly did autria. obviously, the two sons here in that press briefing are obviously still mourning the death of their mother but they want to hold metro accountable for her death. they just filed a $50 million lawsuit against metro saying they are directly responsible for her dying several weeks ago in that really horrifying tragedy at that ramada station. now, glover died of acute respiratory failure due to smoke exposure after being stranded on a metro station filled with smoke earlier this month. more than 200 others were trapped in there with her and dozens were injured. glover was the only person who died, though. in that lawsuit, her sons marcus and anthony glover say metro's

again, we got into a lot of detail and stopped, took a step back and compared this against all of the levels of service that you, as a commission has approved. the process itself where it differs the most is that we'll be adding a pretreatment to the to the digestion process introduces high temperature and high pressure and sterile ize the sludge that allows us and gives more flexibility in the market and secondarily reduces the volume of biosolids by about 10 percent because of the additional consumption that happens during digestion and looked at the over all plan looked at alternatives. we did 3 dimensional mock-ups to understand how the plant would operate and came up with a preferred layout. in defining that preferred layout we looked at maintenance and operational costs and flexibility and looked at environmental issues and what else we need to introduce to the plant in order to keep up with the regulations and at the social components, how can we make the plant a better friend and a better neighbor. so adjacent to fell street and residential units and a plan is to acquire the 2

> good afternoon, in the news, new developments in the murder of a limousine driver this weekend, details on the bracing news story coming. >> the search continues for more of the wreckage of airasia flight 8501. details on what some believe may have brought down the domed flight in a life report. >>> the big story on "action news" is the day in court for accused cop killer eric frein. >> the preliminary fathering hearing in underway accused of killing one state trooper anticipate wounding another. frein was brought into the courthouse in pike county flanked by flifers as -- police officers as he entered the building. chad perdelli has more on the prosecution's case. >> reporter: frein walked into the pike county courthouse he had a different look than what we saw the last two months. the real talk is the state police surveillance video that captured the ambush, it was troubling and played in the courtroom. eric frein walked into a pike county courthouse frail and pale and clean cut. inside the courtroom he salt stoned faces a the district attorney played disturbing video of the ambush. i

i'll have more details on that and when we can expect some sunshine around here. that's with the seven day forecast 10 minutes from now. back to you. >> all right. thank you so much, jacqui. >> coming up on abc 7 news at noon, getting answers. new developments for the search of what caused that deadly crash of airasia flight 8501. major discovery made by divers today. >> plus church sign dispute. case heading to the supreme court. what it could mean for church and political displays. >> later, how low will they go? we are tracking those gas prices around the region. find out where you can fill up for less. >> and an end in sight for this wintry weather. jacqui is in next. >> it has been five years since an earthquake devastated haiti. and there are still mixed reports on the death toll. however, the haitian government reports 316,000 people were killed in the quake. the 7.0 magnitude earthquake shook the capital of port-au-prince january 4, 2010. 3,000 people were injured and more than one million were left homeless. new developments this noon in the search for an

details of settlement were not revealed. rice was released in september after video of him surfaced hitting his then fiancee at the revel resort in atlantic city. >> a best selling book about a 6-year-old journey to heaven and back is being pulled because the boy is now retracting his story. the boy who came back from heaven is about alex m first published in 2010 and sold more than a million copies about the accident that left him in a coma he had visions of angels according to the book and meeting jesus. in open letter the boy now says he was lying and wanted attention. he regretted that people profited from those lies. >>> late name melarchy turned out to be a bunch of melarchy you. >> want to plan your activities lightly. >> one dry the other rain. cecily tynan has details at the big board. >> we had a pretty comfortable friday except fort winds. temperatures are finally above normal. big change for most of the week. low 27 degrees. 2 above normal. afternoon high 43. 3 degrees above normal and the warmest temperature we

we have details in a fire location in west philadelphia. crews are working on hot spots here lancaster avenue near 40th street. avoid that area if you can stick to haverford or 42nd street. we have a fire location in kensington on madison street. overall the blue route schuylkill expressway, i-95 pretty good shape with speeds in the 50s as we look outside live, this is i-95 at cottman through the on going construction zone moving nicely. >> the department of health in hamilton township is warning residents of potential help title exposure in town. katherine scott has the details. >> reporter: good morning tam that's right two additional hepatitis a cases have been confirmed in hamilton township. one an employee at a hair salon and the other part-time fitness instructor. health officials want to get the word out, if you visited this location and others during a block of time in december you may be at risk. the instructor works at the ymca in hamilton township. new jersey athletic club and the social mercer county bored of social services. th

a lot of excitement, although we don't know the details yet.se says that the federal government would pick up 75% of the cost for two years of community college for people all over the u.s., states that opt in would pick up the remaining 25% of the cost even though details are hazy. it has a lot of people dreaming of the possibility. >>> reporter: 27-year-old amour perez is homeless and says there is one thing standing between him and a college education. money. if you had the opportunity to go to community college for free, would you take it? >> definitely. yeah. for sure i would. >> reporter: he may soon be closer to that dream than he ever imagined. >> that's right. free for everybody who is willing to work for it. >> reporter: the details of obama's free community college plan are still hazy, and it's unclear how the program would be funded. but the president of chabot college is already excited. >> beyond excited, i think thrilled is the operative term. i think this is a magnificent opportunity for the people of this country and for the ec

in september of this year the mayor's office of housing presented a detailed response to the civil grand jury report here at gao and we'd like to just take a moment today to update you on our progress on several key recommendations that relate to access and transparent sip and policy. as becca will present in more detail, we're working only coming up with strategies to make housing available to a wider range of income levels. related to technology, phase one of our website redesign has been completed and our website is sf [inaudible]. phase one dealt with the organization, the image of the website, making things easier for people to find. we're working on phase two as we have been rolled out, but phase two is a full overhaul of the content and organization of the site. in addition, the civil grand jury report provided detail about our database of affordable housing listing information and applications. that's what we call dal ya and it's a sales force web based application database that will focus on first or inclusionary units and will reduce barriers to entry, most significantly a simp

live with the details. >>> homemade and hard to detect. the new terror warning for american airports after al qaeda releases details about invisible bombs. >>> teenage hero. a young man being hailed a hero for saving the police officer who just arrested him. >>> and caught on camera. hippo on the hunt. chasing a group of boaters in a video going viral this morning. >>> good wednesday morning. we begin with that poison plot targeting house speaker john boehner. >> investigators say a former bartender who often served drinks to boehner is accused of making plans to mix the congressman a deadly cocktail. >> abc's bazi kanani is live in washington with the details on his alleged assassination plot. bazi, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, reena. good morning, t.j. the suspect in this case has a history of mental illness. the fbi says the threat was very serious. they believe if given the opportunity, he intended to act on his dark fantasies. investigators believe michael hoyt is deeply troubled and dangerous. the 44-year-old bartender wo

we will stay on top of this story and get you more as the details develop.st bush in oakland kron 4 news. --jeff bush >> pam: you start messing with summer vacations and people are take notice. plenty of chatter within the last hour on facebook. ... >> pam: a warning for parents tonight. about kids using over-the- counter medication to get high. it's happening across the country. and right here in the bay area. >> reporter: lying is right out the door. and that are pretty passionate about this change as it will affect public schools in pleasanton. ending in may and starting in early august which is a week shorter than usual children will get that week off in october. the district says the time off later will help students are applying to college. >> s.a.t. glasses are in the summer when we will be in school so i am a junior right now so i'm taking the scholastic and will be a huge disadvantage for me. --i am taking those class is right now so it will be a huge disadvantage for me. >> it was really going to switch those things into a tight timeframe. the stud

. >> now, getting to new details this noon on the metro smoke investigation. the metro deputy general manager is recommending some immediate changes for train operators in light of the deadly incident. the action was unveiled at the metro safety and security meeting this morning and our brianne carter reports on these new recommendations. >> 10 days after smoke filled the metro tunnel and trains the transit agency is recommending immediate safety changes. >> suggestions by the ntsb that we do this. we are not being directed at all by the ntsb. >> among the changes ordered by metro's deputy general manager, changing protocol for train operators when smoke gets in a train. train operators will now be able to turn off erin take systems. previously the rail operations control center had to make that call. metro also plans to add signs on the outside of the train to show emergency doors and access points and set a schedule over the next three years for safety growth. >> for me personally to be involved in the investigation and be able to move these items forward ve