history professor ethan smith was shot in his office this morning. police have not released details about his relationship with the person of interest. >>> the eagles left kicking themselves falling to the falcons in opening day. chip kellie's new offense made its regular season debut but it turned out to be a game of missed opportunities. john clark is live in atlanta. what is the coach saying about this? >> reporter: this is really tough. the eagles got down 20-3. it was really, really tough game. they took a lead in the second half and it came down to a key decision. ryan matthews got three yards. he had no gain. it's a fourth and 1 at the 29. chill k chip kellie decided to kick a field goal. here is chip after the game for our eagles game day final show. >> i thought he kicked the ball good. i don't know if it was a rush. we'll have to talk to the guys on the field goal team. >> reporter: obviously the eagles secondary is a question. new free agent cornerback byron maxwell gave up a lot of big plays. nine catches for over 140 yards. we'll talk ab

muy pronto las autoridades anunciaron que el profesor ethan smith habÍa sido asesinado, pero no encontraban: cuando se descartÓ que el asesino continuara en el campus, se iniciÓ la evacuación de centenares de jÓvenes. la policÍa informÓ que quien tambiÉn trabaja como profesor de geografÍa era sospechoso, no sÓlo de ese asesinato, sino tambiÉn de haber matado horas antes emmy una mujer de 41 aÑos en su casa, en una pequeÑa poblaciÓn costera de mississippi, para luego ir a cleveland y cometer su segundo homicidio a mÁs de 300 millas de distancia. >> despuÉs de llegar a la escena, la policÍa descubriÓ el cuerpo de la mujer. juan: aunque la policÍa de estas dos poblaciones investigan varias hipÓtesis, la que mÁs fuerza ha tomado es que se podrÍa tratar de un posible triÁngulo amoroso, que lo llevÓ a cometer este doble crimen. lo Último que se ha sabido de este doble crimen en el que las autoridades seÑalan a una sola persona como su responsable es que la policÍa logrÓ establecer comunicaciÓn con el sospechoso aunque hasta el momento no han explicado cÓmo y Éste les aseguro que no irÁ a la cárce

studentses and staff are invited for professor either ethan smith, they believe he was shot and killed by shannon lamb. he took his own life yesterday. >>> an american airlines flight made an emergency landing to remove an allegedly violent passenger. police escorted the woman off the chicago bound plane after it was diverted to indianapolis, investigators say she had to be taken off the blame after becoming unruly. >> she was disoriented through the entire flight and started kicking the seat of the passenger in front of her, and he turned around to complain and she hit him. >> when a flight attendant intervened, they say that she kissed the flight attendant and then punched her in the face. she is facing battery and disorder conduct. >>> still to come on "action news," a major retailer is getting into the grocery retail business, how target is testing the water now. and how a 16-year-old defies the odds on the football field and off of it. >>> target is testing a grocery delivery service, shoppers in the minneapolis area can orderer produce and groceries to their front door, they are

. >> lamb is suspected of murdering history professor ethan smith in his office. shooting touched off a campus-wide alert. >> oh my gosh! >> reporter: heavily armed police swarmed the school going room tro room searching for the gunmen, who ill students and faculty stayed locked inside classrooms for hours. >> people running left and right. you have 34r0e6rss approaching you, telling you to run, get out of the way. >> reporter: hours after the shooting, another grizzly discovery, this one 300 miles away the body of 41-year-old amy prentice was found in the gulf coast home she shared with lamb. she, too, had been shot to death. investigators say lamb is suspected in her death as well. the 45-year-old lamb taught at delta state for the past six years and had just earned his doctor rat in education from the school. >> he never showed anger. he was always very nice and kind and humble, balls u always been very nice. i just can't. i wasn't expecting it from him. >> investigators at the scenes of both shootings say they have not yet uncovered a motive. now, the second d

. >> there will be a campus vigil tonight to remember murdered history professor ethan smith. >>> the state of california is struggling deal with the scope of the wildfire destruction. 700 homes have been destroyed. more than 60,000 acres have burned. this is a look at some of the damage left behind in middletown. the fire 10% contained. reena ninan has the latest. >> reporter: a heart-breaking run for homeowners. >> all i could do is cry. >> reporter: this morning people living in middletown finding scenes like this sifting through the debris and picking up the pieces. >> a lot of my friends and neighbors lost a lot. >> look at that. >> reporter: at least one person died in the fast-moving fire. overnight authorities releasing new details about 72-year-old barbara mcwilliams unable to evacuate because of a disability. her care taker speaking to her before the fire erupted. >> she was like i'm fine. everything will be fine. she didn't understand the magnitude of it. >> reporter: amid the strategy, amazing stories of survival. flames tore through one neighborhood, they jumped in the po

ethan smith who will be the subject for a candlelight vigil. >> that vigil will be held on campus tonight where smith talked history. classes are canceled for the day. >> senate republicans will try again today to advance a resolution rejecting the iran nuclear deal, but democrats are confident they have enough votes as they did last week to prevent the measure from reaching the president's desk. majority leader mitch mcconnell has scheduled another vote this evening which could end the senate debate on the proposed resolution. >> north korea announced work resumed for plants that make fuel for atomic bombs. approximate i don't think pang said it is ready to use weapons against the u.s. and other countries if they continue their "reckless policy against north korea." it said it is ready to launch long-range missiles to mark the anniversary of the ruling party next month. >> walking 100 miles for a cause. these women are hitting the streets with a message for pope francis. >> germany is expecting a million refugee this is year, but there is growing unhappiness in the country over that open

he then drove 300 miles to delta state university and killed professor ethan smith. the motive is still under investigation. today's classes are cancelled. >> a rowdy airline passenger faces multiple charges after forcing her flight to divert. >> ow! ow! >> police pulled the woman from american airlines flight 1284. the plane flying from miami to chicago diverted to indianapolis. a passenger says the woman hit someone on board, kissed a flight attendant and punched her as well. no one was badly hurt. >> all right. 37 fraternity members face criminal charges in the death of a pledge ahead. we will look at the . elton john called out vladimir putin. >> can the legend and superstar find common ground over international controversy? >> the news is back in a moment right here on ""cbs this morning."" . this portion of ""cbs this morning"" is sponsored by toyota. >>> let's go places. a single destination. it's about everythingyourn . most stelara® patients saw at least 75% clearer skin and the majority were rated as cleared or minimal at 12 weeks. stelara® helps keep my sk

the suspect, shannon lamb, was accused of killing ethan smith yesterday in his office.is death pull the school on lockdown for hours. lamb was reportedly involved in the death of his girlfriend. >>> we're getting word of a deadly school bus crash in houston. ryan owens has the story. >> reporter: terrifying pictures this morning for any parent. a school bus flipped over on a houston freeway. >> i seen the tire go flat and the bus fell off the bridge. >> reporter: the bus was carrying students to a nearby high school, when it crashed. injuring four at least, killing one. it may have plunged off the overpass. the driver reported to be among those injured. emergency personnel taking students away on stretchers. for "good morning america," ryan owens, abc news, dallas. >> our thanks to ryan for that. >>> a new threat oversees this morning. kim jong-un's government announcing it has restarted a nuclear reactor and is ready to use nuclear weapons, quote, any time against the united states. analysts say the threat may be a ploy aimed at pressuring the u.s. into restarting talk

ethan smith. we are waiting further information on where this stands.agencies from around the area have converged on the school. they have set up a command post. students were urged to stay behind locked doors, stay away from windows but it does appear from the video that you showed earlier that students are being marched out, are being taken to safety now so there is progress in that regard. but as to whether this is done yet, whether this shooter has been taken care of, captured, killed, we just don't know and we're waiting further information, thomas. >> mark, stand by for me. learning so much as i'm looking at the delta state website and learning more about dr. schmidt. phd from the university of kansas in indigenous people, atlantic history, colonial studies, also a published author of "the divided dominion: social conflict and the indian hatred of early virginia." amazing bio i'm reading right now of who this professor and contributed. still trying to figure out what took place this morning on the campus of delta state university. christie kitchen

. >> lamb had been on the run since police found professor ethan smith shot to death on camp campus.ce say he also killed amy prentice, a woman he lived with earlier on monday. >> a warning from north korea. they say they're ready to use nuclear weapons at any time if the u.s. and other countries per sue a, quote, hostile policy toward kim jong-un's policy. what does this mean, pursue hostile policy toward the kim jong un's regime? >> reporter: back in 2013, north korea vowed to restart work at a nuclear complex. that facility has normal operations. here's a little bit more of what they have to say in this article. they say has known by the world, the dprk, that's north korea's access to nuclear weapons is an outcome of the u.s. hostile policy toward it. he goes onto say if the u.s. and other hostile forces persistently seek their reckless, hostile policy toward the dprk, the dprk is fully ready to cope with them with nuclear weapons at any time. this is a threat to attack the united states with nuclear weapons, and it comes ahead of a major anniversary that north korea is planning t