the names of the two other airmen are not being released. >>> today the attorneys of dzhokhar tsarnaev are in court. vic explains why. >> reporter: the 20-year-old faces capital charges in the april 16th bombings at the finish line of the boston marathon. eight people died and 200 were hurt in that attack. in court today, they said they did not have key evidence. >>> a prosecutor argued its been almost six months since the bombing which is a reasonable amount of time. kai back to you. >> vic, thank you. eric holder will ultimately make the decision as to whether profession cue -- prosecutors will seek the death penalty. >>> boston's police commissioner ed davis says today he is leaving the job at seven years. davis says it is time for a change for both him and the city. the 57-year-old says he is leaning heavily toward a fellowship at harvard university. >>> maryland's unemployment rate continues to be below average. maryland is still recovering jobs it lost in the great rescission but the governor says the state is making strides. in the last 12 months he says maryland has created mor

dzhokhar tsarnaev... was... not expected to attend the hearing today... in federal court.../. he's accused ...in the twin bombings... that killed three people... and injured... hundreds.../ the... u.s. attorney general... will make the decision... about whether... to seek ...the... death penalty. meantime... , boston police commissioner ed davis... announced today... that he's resigning... after 7 years.../. he plans... to stay in the city... and... hopes... to pursue a fellowship... at harvard.../ city officials say... the departure was not unexpected.... / as... a... mayoral election is underway,.../ mayor tom menino... will not... seek... another term. a partial shutdown of the federal government is appearing more and more possible as lawmakers now have one week to hammer out a budget deal. the president says he will veto a continuing resolution passed by the house friday that funds the government but strips funding for the affordable care act. the ball is now in the senate's court where republican senator ted cruz is leading the battle against the democratic majority to cu

in regards to whether or not the government would seek the death penalty in the case against dzhokhar tsarnaevine is on that. tsarnaev himself was not in court today but his attorneys actually argued that they wanted some sort of schedule on this matter. federal prosecutors say they actually plan to have a decision by october 31st. the u.s. attorney's office would file that decision with the attorney general's office. attorney general eric holder would get about 90 days to determine whether the government will move forward and pursue the death penalty, as a courtesy also asked the defense to file any arguments it might have against the death penalty by october 24th. though the a.g. does not need defense input, necessarily to render his decision. the prosecution alleges that the defense request to establish a death penalty schedule at all is improper. but, the government requested that if the court is going to do this set some sort of deadline that it be no earlier than january 31st. judge owe tool decided not to set a date, bill? >> many of the counts tsarnaev facing. >> 30 counts facing. 17 o

it's your move. >>> dzhokhar tsarnaev will have to wait until january of next year to learn if the u.sill seek the death penalty. he was not present this morning as lawyers from both sides discussed how this case will proceed. the decision on the death penalty ultimately lies with attorney general eric holder since massachusetts is one ever 18 states that bans the death penalty. boston globe city editor mike bellow joins me now. prosecutors have until the end of october to make the recommendation to holder. what are attorneys for tsarnaev saying in making their case against it? >> the attorneys for tsarnaev want more time to look over the evidence and want more time to look at grand jury testimony regarding charges against their client. they claim they want a number of months to decide to make arguments against the federal government charging him with a death penalty. they asked for more time today. the judge did not really respond. he did okay the prosecution as you say will make their arguments on the bedeath penalt and there was no extension granted at this point although there will

. >> attorneys for the boston marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev want more time to prepare their case. they asked for an extension to prepare arguments. current deadline is october 24th. the twin bombings killed three people and injured more than 260 others. a judge ruled today same-sex couples must be allowed to marry in flu jersey. the judge ordered they can start marrying october 21st -- new jersey. governor christie said the case would be appealed to the supreme court. 13 states recognize gay marriage. exxon mobl will start offering benefits to legally married couples and will recognize all legal marriages when determining healthcare eligibility -- that means if a gay couple is married in the u.s. or country where it's legal his or her spouse will be eligible for benefits with exxon. >> now to the michael jackson a.e.g. lawsuit. today six women and six men began their first full day of deliberations. jackson's mother is suing the pop star apps concert promoter -- she says a.e.g. was negligent when they hired dr. conrad murray whose treatments killed jackson. the defense argue

they are accused of removing objects from dzhokhar tsarnaev's dorm room after the bombing. cnn analyst tell us there is sufficient evidence to convict them. their best strategy is to make a plea deal. a third statement pled guilty to making false statements. of the three, the only one free has bond $100,000. >>> in tennessee, investigators are being very tight-lipped about a bizarre quadruple homicide. four young people between scene and 22 years of age, were found dead shot in a car. authorities do have a suspect in custody. jacob allen bennett. official will only say he knew the victims to some degree and they won't say what kind of gun was used or why they believe he committed the horrible crimes. we'll be following this story for you. >>> $0 air fair for real. some able to book united airlines tickets for as little as airport and security fees which by the way are ridiculously steep. in some cases i guess they're $5. it was of course a human error. one customer tell cnn, he didn't waste any time. he probably should have called united but instead he told everybody he kne

dzhokhar tsarnaev is accused of helping his brother plant three pressure cooker bombs. >>> all right, today marks the first full day of fall. parts of northern california looked like it skipped a season entirely. the final day of summer looked more like december in the sierra nevada. four inches of snow took people by surprise, braving the snow in shorts and t-shirts. >>> time for the werth across the nation. maine and northern new england can expect showers. along the gulf coast of new orleans, tallahassee areas could see up to 2 inches of rain. the only rain on the west coast will be in the pacific northwest. the higher elevations could see snow showers. >> seasonal on the east coast. chilly in new england. mild in the midwest. 92 in phoenix. 90 in miami. >>> a night filled with hollywood surprises as the prime time emmys were handed out. >> "breaking bad" won the first drama emmy. and the top comedy award went to "modern family." we'll have more coming up in "the pulse." >>> if you didn't get your iphone, you'll have to wait. they're sold out. when will they be available again. >>>

dzhokhar tsarnaev did not attend this one. molly is live outside of the boston federal courthouse.s the update for us. >> hi, jon. today's hearing focused on discovery and the death penalty and on whether or not the government would seek the death penalty in the case of dzhokhar tsarnaev, surviving boston bombing marathon suspect and when that decision will actually be made. he was not in court today but attorneys representing his interests are essentially seeking a schedule on this matter. federal prosecutors plan to have a decision by october 31. want u.s. attorney's office must then file the decision with the attorney general and attorney general eric holder will get about 90 days to determine whether the government will move forward with the death penalty. as a courtesy, the u.s. attorney has asked the defense to file any argument it may have against the death penalty by act 24, although the attorney general doesn't needle need defense input to render his decision. the prosecution alleges that the request is improper but still the government respectfully requested it. if the co

they have been in federal court before, all three of them, friends of dzhokhar tsarnaev, the survivingng suspect but what essentially happened the grand jury is hard at work and a superseding indictment comes down that comb binded the cases. row bell philillipos will be combined with azamat tazhayakava and. they will be arraigned on charges of lying to investigators and lying to obstruct justice. philillipos was indicted. dias kadyrbayev and azamat tazhayakava, pled not quilt guiltyages gas they conspired to obstruct justice. all three of these mean is alleged went into the room of dzhokhar tsarnaev ultimately a backpack, laptop was removed from the roam and ultimate the it landed in the a landfill. this case moves to the next step, martha. martha: that certainly sounds like obstruction and everybody remembers those tense hours when everyone was looking for these suspects. in terms of row bell fhillipos, does that really change things for him? >> reporter: in a sense makes a lot more serious to see the case combined. at one point we were at a court appearance earlier in this process wh

lawyers for dzhokhar tsarnaev will ask the judge to talk about the time line and procedure to decide whether to seek the death penalty. the u.s. attorney eric holder will ultimately make the decision whether to seek the death penalty. the u.s. attorney's office in boston will make a recommendation. >> one of apple's biggest competitors getting ready to announce a new product. the cupertino company had a big weekend after the launch of its new iphone. bertha coombs is live with all of the morning headlines for us. good morning, bertha. >> good morning. the futures pointing to a higher start likely due in part to positive economic data out of china this weekend, despite a drop in stocks friday the markets are coming off of their third week of gains. this morning we'll get data on manufacturing and later on this week we'll get housing and consumer confidence numbers. a slew of top fed officials will speak out throughout the week and pay close attention especially as to whether or not we will see the fed cutting back on its bond program in october. the dow falling 185 points on friday st

three friends of boston marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev are due in court on charges they hinderedhe investigation into his involvement in the deadly attack. they have pleaded not guilty to allegations they conspired to obstruct justice by agreeing to destroy and conceal some of tsarnaev's belongings as he evaded authorities following the april 15 bombings, which killed three people and injured more than 260 others. >>james: the in-laws of the late tamerlan tsarnaev appeared before a federal grand jury in boston. a family lawyer says they answered questions but did not elaborate, citing a grand jury secrecy rule. katherine russell was married to tsarnaev for three years before the spring attack. her lawyers have said she and her family were shocked to hear tsarnaev was tied to the blasts. four people have been charged in connection with the boston attack, including russell's brother- in-law, dzhokhar tsarnaev. he is suspected of carrying out the attack along with his brother, tamerlan. the federal government says it will declassify parts of a 2008 secret court order that required y

the 20-year-old, dzhokhar tsarnaev is charged with helping his brother plant three pressure cooker bombs injuring 363 people and killing others before murdering an m.i.t. police officer. >>> all right, today marks the first full day of fall. parts of northern california looked like it skipped a season entirely. the final day of summer looked more like december in the sierra nevada over the weekend. what started out as heavy downpours in the mountains ended up as four inches of snow taking the people by surprise, braving the snow in shorts and t-shirts. >>> time for the weather across the nation. maine and northern new england can expect showers. along the gulf coast of new orleans, tallahassee areas could see up to 2 inches of rain. showers will fall over the northern plains. the only rain on the west coast will be in the pacific northwest. the higher elevations could see snow showers. >> temperatures will be seasonal on the east coast. chilly in new england. mild in the midwest. some hot spots. 92 in phoenix. 90 in miami. >>> a night filled with hollywood surprises as the primetime emmy

dzhokhar tsarnaev... was... not expected to attend the hearing today... in federal court.../. he's accused ...in the twin bombings... that killed three people... and injured... hundreds.../ the... u.s. attorney general... will make the decision... about whether... to seek ...the... death penalty. meantime... , boston police commissioner ed davis... announced today... that he's resigning... after 7 years.../. he plans... to stay in the city... and... hopes... to pursue a fellowship... at harvard.../ city officials say... the departure was not unexpected.... / as... a... mayoral election is underway,.../ mayor tom menino... will not... seek... another term. students in baltimore got quite the surprise today after seeing the grand opening of their new school library. the harry and jeanette weinberg foundation helped to renovate the library at arlington elementary, middle. it's a part of the foundation's library project.... which provides funding to transform school libraries in baltimore. "you have provided us with a wealth of resources in this beautiful space that will permit us

dzhokhar tsarnaev is also charged with killing an m.i.t.officer. >>> a mortar shell landed in a compound in the russian embassy in syria. syrian rebels are reportedly behind the attack. earlier this month, the u.s. and russia drafted a plan calling for syria to give up the chemical weapons. that averted a possible u.s. strike. over the weekend, the syrian government handed over an inventory of the stockpile and syria's president says there's no need for military threats against the country. >> translator: international opposition for war will add opposition within the u.s. because there's no justifications for it. >> this week, the yuns united nations will vote on action if syria fails to comply with the terms. >>> on friday, 24-year-old suspected gang member danny coleman was arrested. investigators say coleman hit and killed 63-year-old carmen zuballa and 62-year-old cristina castro. the women were on their way to work at san jose airport at the time. castro's husband didn't want us to show his face but talked about the arrest. >> it's ve

lawyers for bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev will askn't the judge about recommending the death penaltyr will make the final decision. the bombings killed three people and wounded 296 others. >>> last night's emmy's award show was a night of music, memorials, and playful banter by the host. >> enjoy every second of this because there is a good chance they won't ask you back next year. >> the big winner of the night was hbo behind the candle opera. the show breaking bad took home the best drama trophy. that was the first win. it came days before the show wraps up the final season. >>> los gatos based netflix took home three emmy awards for its political series house of cards. this makes netflix the first nontv network to win an emmy. it was honored for best directing and won two creative arts emmy's. now the other top award of the night went to modern family. the show that won best comedy series for the fourth year in a row. and guess what, starting tonight you can watch modern family right here with us. on ktvu channel 2. it will be airing weekday nights 6:30 right after the ktvu channe

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six months since the bombing, but in court today, lawyers for dzhokhar tsarnaev have received key evidence. eric holder will have the ultimate say on whether to seek the death penalty. >>> also, one person recovering right now at a hydrogen tank exploded earlier today in manassas. it happened at utron inside the research park. the fire department tells us the tank went through the roof twice, once on the way up and again on the way down. no word yet how seriously that person was injured. we'll have more on this story coming up at 6:00. >> we just got eight days to go. eight days left for our representatives working up on capitol hill to reach some sort of agreement to avoid a government shutdown. ahead of the agency said it would shut down if there's no agreement. last week, the house voted on a stop gap measure that included defunding the president's healthcare reform bill. >> we are bystanders in the senate right now. this is going to be determined by what goes on in the house and frankly, it's going to be determined between the speaker ask his extremist. >> i hope we don't shut the gove

. >> in just a few hours lawyers for the boston marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev will go beforeederal judge. they expect to discuss the time line if prosecutors seek the death penalty. eric holder makes the final decision on the death penalty. tsarnaev is charged with the bombing that killed 3 people and injured 260 others. later this morning edward davis will announce he is rezining at the end of the year. it is unclear what his plans are for the future. close friends are telling us he is not retiring. some speculate he is being considered for the secretary of homeland security. davison says thas been the bostn police dmirgs since 2006. >> it is being called the bigs drug bust in french history. officials at the paris airport thought it was odd that the passengers who checked 32 cases on to air france flight from venezuela never boarded the plane. when they opened the suitcases up they realized why. stuffed inside 1.3 tons of cocaine worth about $270 million. six people have been arrested in connection with the find. >> still to come hillary clinton having an ult mate tive with

. >>> attorneys for accused boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev are in court right now. >> they'ree ahead of the upcoming trial. tsarnaev could face the death penalty if he's convicted of planting a pair of homemade bombs at the marathon's crowded race finish line. >> you'll recall, three people were killed and 264 wounded that horrible april day. meantime, boston police commissioner edward davis plans to announce his resignation today. >> the boston globe reporting it was widely expected he would seek a more high-profile job because his response to the bombings earned him national praise. the globe reports davis is going to pursue a fellowship at harvard university. >>> a horrific bombing taking place in pakistan during sunday church services. suicide bombers struck as hundreds of people were in church in peshawar. >> unbelievable. 81 people were killed. many of them children, women, even members of the choir, and dozens more were wounded. many of them horrifically. stunned people were mourning near the hospital where the wounded were taken. >> a taliban splinter group took -- the

lawyers for the bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev will ask a judge about the prosecutors timeline forommending the death penalty. now attorney general eric hold her make the final decision. the bombings on april 15th killed three people and wounded more than 260 others. tsarnaev is also charged with killing a police officer at mit. >>> new this morning a mortar shell landed in the compound of the russian embassy in syria and believed syrian rebels did it. earlier this month, the united states and russia drafted a plan calling for syria to give up its chemical weapons as you know. that averted a possible u.s. military strike. over the weekend the syrian government handed over an inventory of its chemical weapons stockpile and syria's president said there is no need for military threats against his country. >> international opposition for and against syria who has opposition within the u.s. because there are no justifications for it. >> this week the united nations will vote on a resolution to authorize the use of force against syria if it does not comply with the terms of the agreement

the friends of the suspect, dzhokhar tsarnaev accused conspiring to obstruct justice.e in boston on that. >>> this is no longer an excuse to exercise, jon scott. you better listen up to this. more americans are taking care of business and their bodies exactly the at the same time. you will talk to dr. samadi about that. >>> one thrill seeker daring attempts to go across the atlantic carried by hundreds of helium balloons. find out how he made out on this incredible voyage. jon: check out this video. twin waterspouts caught on camera in wisconsin. this was the seen over lake michigan yesterday. the national weather service, saying warmer lake temperatures, and very cold air, higher up, created the right conditions for the funnels to form. they did not reach land, thankfully or do any damage but wow, what a picture, huh? jenna: quite a sight. maybe that is metaphor about the next segment of the financial crisis, what do you think? leads into that. jon: there you go. jenna: this sunday marks five years to the day that investment bank lehman brothers filed for bankruptcy.

. >>> in boston today a death penalty will be debated for the accused bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev.ot guilty to helping his brother plant two pressure cooker bombs. the bombs killed three and wounded 260 others. and he's accused of murdering a m.i.t. police officer. he faces 32 charges. 17 will carry a possible death penalty. >>> amateur pilot flying over chicago had quite a close call when a single-engine plane malfunctioned midair. he decided his only option was to sit it down in one of the most well known roads in the country. abc's rob nelson has details. >> reporter: it was 6:00 a.m. when a leisurely flight over the chicago skyline went terribly wrong. >> the plane was shaking vigorously. when the aircraft is shaking like that, it can fall apart in midair. so i called o'hare tower and did a mayday call. >> reporter: the pilot, john peterson, saw only one good option for his plane, turn the famed lake shore drive in to a makeshift runway avoiding the cars on the ground by timing his descent in between red lights. >> like having a runway to myself. >> reporter: peterson landed sa

prosecutors claim these friends went to dzhokhar tsarnaev's dormitory room at u mass dartmouth and took several items shortly after seeing his picture pop up on television. they say tsarnaev and his brother carried out the bombings near the finish line in april. the attacks killing three people. injuring 260 others. molly line is live for us in boston tonight. molly, what happened in court today? >> well, harris, the three young men were all back in court because of a superseding indictment that essentially moved their case forward as one. american citizen as well as by biological beaf. hearings very brief. defendants uttering just a few words not guilty to all charges. flip pose charged with two counts of making false statements and 16 years in prison. the other two charged with conspiracy count and obstruction of justice facing 20 years in prison. only one remains free on bail. harris? >> harris: what is their defense saying? >> well, we had at least one attorney step up to the microphone today robert staal the attorney for baev listen. >> what we would expect to prove is the truth at

prosecutors argue that attorneys for dzhokhar tsarnaev have had two months already. >>> an emergency landing on chicago's lake shore drive. no one was injured. >>> and kdbr in denver has vice president biden toured areas hit hard by recent flooding. that's coming up in tonight's "special report." we'll be right back. >>> now to the high-stakes political poker going on here in washington. the president says simply rolling back his health care overhaul is not going to happen despite the possibility of a government shutdown. many congressional republicans seem willing, even eager, to call his bluff. but some in the gop are not all in. chief congressional correspondent mike emmanuel tonight on who has the better hand. >> reporter: senate majority leader harry reid kicked off a critical week to avoid a shutdown and continue funding the government. reid was clearly irritated the house sent over a stop gap spending bill de-funding the president's health care law. >> we'll not bow to the tea party anarchists and we won't bow to tea party anarchists in the house or senate who ignore the fact

. >>> lawyers for boston bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev are due in court in boston today.fense wants the court to address the timeline and procedure the prosecutors plan to take in deciding whether or not they are going to seek the death penalty against this young man. you'll remember, tsarnaev is accused of killing three people in the boston marathon bombing and then also a police officer while he and his brother were on the run. he himself is not expected to make that appearance in the courtroom today. just a short while ago edward davis, boston police, announced his resigning. when asked what is next, he's considering an offer to teach at harvard. >>> at this hour, president obama is getting scheduled to leave the white house and jump on air force one to head right up to new york city for the united nation's general assembly. it's in new york and gets under way officially tomorrow and one highly anticipated speech will come from iran's new president, hasan rouhani. he's already surprised a lot of people with an op-ed saying that we need to end unhealthy rivalries. nick

attorneys for dzhokhar tsarnaev will ask a judge to discuss the timeline and procedure for prosecutors to decide. u.s. attorney general holder will make the ultimate decision ton whether to seek the dealt penalty but before that, prosecutors will make a recommendation. >>> former nfl player brian holloway's home is being put back together after it was ransacked over labor day weekend. the home was wrecked when hundreds of people had a party there. at least a couple of volunteers had been at the party when the damage was done. >>> chicago's lakeshore drive turned into a backup runway. the pilot of a small plane landed on the highway after mechanical problems over downtown chicago. the plane glided over traffic that was stopped at a red light two cars clipped the plane's wings but didn't cause a lot of damage. >> i'm on the ground, i'm alive so it's history. it's my god looking out for me. when you fly, you look for a place to land at all times in case the engine fails. >> the pilot suffered minor injuries but everyone will be okay. >> that's amazing. >>> 20 minutes after 5:00 on this mo

lawyers for dzhokhar tsarnaev will ask a judge to discuss the timeline and proper procedure for prosecutorseath penalty. eric holder will make the decision whether to seek the death penalty. the u.s. attorney's office in boston will make a recommendation. >> 5:43. the president and first lady go into new york city today for the 67th session of the united nations general assembly. the president will host the world leaders ahead of his speech tomorrow. the meeting is expected to focus on u.s. efforts to disarm syria's chemical weapons as well as israeli palestinian peace negotiations. it will mark the first time president obama has had an opportunity to greet iran's new president. >> vice president joe biden and his wife jill head to colorado to visit areas devastated by recent flooding. they will survey recovery efforts. president obama declared colorado a major disaster area last weekend. eight people were killed by the rushing flood waters, more than 15,000 homes were damaged or destroyed. fema staff are on the ground providing assistance. >> new concerns for battling the rim fire. now ero

lawyers for dzhokhar tsarnaev will ask a judge to assess a procedure to decide whether to seek the deatholder will ultimately make the decision about whether to seek that death penalty. the attorney's office in boston will make a recommendation. >> vice president joe bidend and his wife will head to colorado to visit areas devastated by flooding. they are going to meet with people who lost homes, and survey recovery efforts. president obama declared -- more than 15,000 homes were damaged or destroyed. hundreds of fema staff are on the ground assessing the damage and providing assistance. >> the president and first lady are going to new york city today for the 67th session of the united nations general assembly. the president will host the leaders for a dinner tonight ahead of much anticipated speech to the u.n. tomorrow. this year's meeting is expected to focus on u.s. efforts to disarm syria's chemical weapons as well as il raley millian peace negotiations. it will mark the first time president obama has an opportunity to greet iran's new president. >> 6:27. continuing coverage of our d

attorneys for dzhokhar tsarnaev will ask a judge to discuss the timeline and procedure for prosecutors a recommendation. u.s. attorney general eric holder will make the decision on whether to seek the death penalty. >>> thousands gathered in washington, d.c. to remember the 12 people killed in last week's shooting rampage at the washington, d.c. navy yard. [ taps ] >> president obama offered the nation's condolences to the family of the victims during a memorial service yesterday. it is the fifth mass shooting during his time in office. in the speech he renewed the call for common sense changes to gun control laws. >> what makes us so susceptible to so many mass shootings is that we don't do enough, we don't take the basic common sense actions to keep guns out of the hands of criminals and dangerous people. what's different in america is easy to get your hands on a gun. >> the president and the first lady also visited with victims' families after the memorial. and a san francisco strip club is suing oracle. after an outstanding tab was run up. the new century theater says an oracle emp

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this is the same team that helped apprehend dzhokhar tsarnaev. it happened at the nation's capital. they have all of these agencies and so immediately they flood the zone. is that correct? >> that's true. you'd have no shortage of the command and tactical teams, the u.s. marshals, the metro police, the fbi's hostage rescue team is based in quantico about 40 miles south of washington as well as the washington field office. so the number of assets that would be able to be brought to bear could be a lot. and in that kind of a complex, you would need them because, again, they have to make sure not just that one building, building 197 is secure eventually or at least contained to that building but they are going to have to check every building in the whole navy yard before this day is over. >> tom fuentes, former assistant director, now a cnn legal law enforcement analyst. tom, hold on a minute. i want to go to cnn's re rene marsh. rene, tell us where you are. i understand you have someone who heard what was going on at 8:20 a.m. eastern when shots were fired? >> that's right, that's rig

. >>> a pretrial meeting today for accused boston marathon bomber joke joke dzhokhar tsarnaev. they will consider whether to seek the death penalty. ultimately the decision to seek the death penalty rests on u.s. attorney general eric holder. >>> an unscheduled landing for a pilot in chicago. check it out. the pilot was flying over the lake front when part of the plane's destabilizer broke. they say it started to shake so violently. he thought it would break in midair. it landed right there. fortunately, no one was hurt. the faa is now investigating. >>> a big night in hollywood the biggest names in hollywood gathering in l.a. last night for the prime time emmy awards. "breaking bad" took home the award for outstanding drama series. jeff daniels getting an award. claire danes set the award for her work with "homeland." once again, "modern family" winning for outstanding comedy series. she will bring us the full report, television's big notice. >> it's dangerous, though, no matter the reason. >> absolutely. >> when you take on somebody's turf wars. >> we will focus on that. >> i

arraignment day for three of suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev's friends. also, tamerlan tsarnaev in-laws appeared on thursday. another shark bite in florida, leaving a 13-year-old girl with a cut on her heel. lucky. new beach officials have reported shark bites. the spike is being contributed to cloudy water and higher than normal bait fish. everyone will want it see this picture. there they are, the duke and duchess of cambridge step out for the first time since the birth of their little prince. that kid is a little prince. dazzling kate middleton. during his speech, william warned the crowd he and kate would probably sneak glances at their cell phones to make sure things are all right at home. >> they're just like us. >> just like in the magazines. >> they're just like us. >> need to check and see if the palace has called. >> no parents are immuned from the paranoia. >> no. >> thanks, jim, john, bob. >> what's wrong with me? >> don't go into it. >>> we have news about a big deal, a big tweet that's happening and you had not even mean. twitter is revealin

. >> lawyers for 20 year-old boston marathon of bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev will ask a judge to discuss the timeline and the procedure for prosecutors to decide whether to seek the death penalty. the status conference is being held today in federal court. he is accused with his twin bombings that killed three people and injured more than 260 others near the finish line of the boston marathon in april. he also is accused of killing a police officer afterwards what he was running. >> the captain of the ship correct coast ota concordia is requesting an inspection of up upright cruise liner. a salvage operation has recently made more of the wreck a sensible. the trial of a francisc and francesco scho resumes monday after a two month recess. the concordia capsized after crashing into a reef off the tuscan coast in january 2012. he is charged with manslaughter, causing the shipwreck and abandoning the ship. 32 people died. if convicted, he faces 20 years in prison. >> we will >> welcome back. the up bart contract negotiations are dragging on. the clock is ticking down to a possible st

own, it's serena williams versus victoria azarenka on the women's side while dzhokhar tsarnaev will face off against long-time rival raphael nadal on the men's side tomorrow. you can see the women's final here on cbs later today. and in case you haven't heard, there are reports that bruno mars will get the biggest gig of his life, playing the halftime show at next february's super bowl. now here's today's weather: summer hangs around just a little bit longer in the plains with temperatures in the 90s while further west hail, gusty winds and isolated tornadoes may develop. the week ahead starts off mild in the northeast with chance of storms mid-week. next... >> well, i just felt if i can outsmart them, so much the better. >> the art of the fake. ♪ come on. come on ♪ >> and later,,, >> the collector who falls for the art of the fake is likely to feel embarrassed, to say the least. not so the fakeer, who has taken so many of those collectors in. we spoke to a painter who prides himself on being a master forger, and his nefarious work is the subject of our "sunday morning" cover story. the

. >> reporter: this is one of the key things moving forward in the prosecution of dzhokhar tsarnaev todayonference focusing on the death penalty and whether or not the government will actually seek the death penalty and what sort of a schedule that will occur in going forward. sar nye yes is not in court. but they are seeking a schedule in simplest terms. federal prosecutors pushing for a late october deadline to make a recommendation to the u.s. department of justice. they argued in the court papers that a death penalty schedule request from the defense is improper but the government is likely to issue their decision whether or not to apply the death penalty by october 31st. then it goes on to the attorney general. there is 90 days to consider that submission. it is possible we could have a decision on this matter as early as january 31st, 2014. there respectfully requesting if the court is inclined to set a deadline think set it no earlier than that. bill? bill: molly, he faces numerous counts that carry the death penalty though, correct? >> reporter: absolutely. he is facing, yes, abso

prosecutors say that they took items from dzhokhar tsarnaev's dorm room in the days after the april 15tht killed three people and injured more than 260 others. his brother, tam merlin died in a gun battle with police as authorities closed in on them. dzhokhar was found hiding out in a boat and taken down by police. enough to the water town police foundation is asking for positive photos of the search for dzhokhar to be included in the calendar that is dedicated to the april 19th manhunt. proceeds from the sale of the $13 calendars will go to the foundation. the show is over for this florida woman. police busted jesse alexander for posing as a tv producer. they say that she was luring in businesses, giving her more than $23,000 to get them featured on a reality show that wasn't ever going to air. the 41-year-old who boasted a string of celebrity friends like bradley cooper, allegedly used most of the money that she collected to fund a lifestyle of fine dining and spa treatments. >> you won't see these commercials anymore. the scooter store is shutting down for good. >> if you are living w