bryan those are not names i'm picking out of a hat those names are the guys that shot my son paris jason thomas arrest hunter and one of them are deceased now but the point we talk about f this i'm still hurting and in pain i'm a mother that is hurting for her son here 17 year-old boy that was ms. short i want to show you what i have left of my son that i have a remember hits deceased body i showed this and people ask me why this is all i have i want people to see how i feel and what i'm going through so, yes, i show them this is my son laying on the gurney dead a 17 year-old boy full of life shot down for saving sons-in-law life he wasn't a criminal noting envelope or been in jail i had to walk across the street to get his diploma his motto every time i come to those places this is my therapy i can't sit through a therapy this is my therapy that is coming here to let you know this case can unsolved still closed it is to me it is i need closure for my son and my family and the case of mr. brown's son in the neighborhood is still unsolved there's an unanimous tip 4154454444 still a $250,000 rega

and ubuntu jason thomas anthony hunter marcus -- excuse me. i'm a little upset today and tired. i come here every week. i am hurting., grieving mother. this is all i have left of my son. laying on a gurney lifeless. dead. emmy standing over my son what do we do? i need justice for my son. >> president: thank you ms. found that i would've to say anyone in the audience were anyone watching her home, there is an unsolved homicide into the -- there's an anonymous tip line 415 575-4444 if anyone has information into that murder please call that number it would be anonymous. thank you ms. dr. next speaker. >> testifier: my name is b davenport, community member. i don't actually ever come to please commission meetings but i'm here because i'm concerned about what's been going on in san francisco. so, assuming julie that she did not know about the texting back in 2012, which i don't even believe, i think there's a big problem with the internal investigations process. because if you google the names a lot of these officers this should be information of the finer 30 min. online. looks lik

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thomas is used to breaking barriers. back in 2007 she became the first female to officiate a college football game. from the newsroom jasonfootball feels a long way off right now. >> it does. >> we haven't even hit opening day yet. >> we're looking forward to a nice weekend. are we going to get one of those? >> sunday. it's going to be very nice on sunday. tomorrow it's windy, it's chilly. temperatures will feel like they're in the 40s during the afternoon when the thermometer is actually reading 50. dealing with periods of rain tonight. no severe weather moving through but the best chance of steady rain is from now till about 2:00 a.m. that will set us up for a windy and chilly day tomorrow. silver lining of tomorrow's forecast plenty of sunshine for most of the day. and although it's chilly tomorrow overall the next seven days a lot more warmer weather than cooler weather. so i'll be pointing those days out to you on the seven-day. tracking this rain moving through the area. this cold front clears us very early tomorrow morning. once that happens our temperatures quickly drop. right now, can you believe this? look at th

i want to get to cnn's jason carroll live in new york with the latest. what can you tell us about thomas? >> reporter: well she went by the alias the young lioness. she is 30 years old, she's from philadelphia according to the criminal complaint. this criminal complaint lays out all the details and the allegations, basically federal authorities accusing this woman of attempting to provide material support to a terrorist organization. one of the quotes here from the complaint reads that she attempted to travel overseas in order to join fight with and martyr herself on behalf of isil. federal investigators began looking at some of her twitter posts where she posted jihadist types of comments one in particular if we truly knew the realities we all would be rushing to join our brothers in the front lines. pray allah accept us as shuhada meaning martyrs. in 2013 she allegedly sent an electronic e-mail to a known somali terrorist. last year again according to the complaint she also communicated several times with another known terrorist in syria. federal investigators began looking at her trav

thomas erdbrink. >> in this country, working as a western reporter is complicated. sometimes i'm unpleasantly reminded of this fact. like that morning in july when my friend and colleague jasonthe "washington post" was arrested. nobody knows why he's being held. working here is like walking a tight rope. >> that's incredible these video pieces you've been putting together. thomas erdbrink joins me now. thank you so much. sort of fortuitous we wanted to talk to you. we're hearing reports of espionage. local reports suggesting he worked under cover as a spy to provide data to the u.s. government. you're shaking your head. you think this is kind of crazy. >> well look jason, above all, is not only my colleague but a very good friend. i've seen his career blossom over the years. he got my job after i left "the washington post" for "the new york times." he lived very close to me. we're very close friends. me might have had a different approach to working in iran -- >> how do you mean? be specific. >> well he might have tried to engage more with officials or tried to engage more with people who in my view would never do anything for a western journalist when you're in trouble. and

jason carroll looks at the new developments for us. >> victor, christi her ailian was the young lioness, real name is keonna thomas a 30-year-old.f attempting to provide material support to a terrorist organization. let me read you one quote reads that thomas "attempted to travel overseas in order to join fight with and martyr herself on behalf of isil." as far back as 2013 federal agents say she was posting jihad jihadi tweets on twitter and in 2013 allegedly september an electronic communication to a known somali terrorist, also again according to the complaint several times over the course of last year she reached out to another known terrorist in syria. federal investigators then began to look at her travel plans, she got a visa from turk yu then arranged travel to go to barcelona, spain. if she's convicted she faces a maximum sentence of up to 15 years in prison. her case not as specific as the case of what we saw with the two women in new york city. we do have an update on that. noelle valenctzas 28 years old, married has a young daughter and adopted daughter. her husband is speaking out on her behalf saying she's is "not

. >> reporter: thomas hileman had 12 years of commercial pilot experience. andy butler and woodrow jason jones were among the victims. scott bitner offered his airplane for the group to travel to the baseball game. 64-year-old terry staylow was an owner of a pub near the university. two university staff were also killed. aaron leetch was deputy director of athletics and torey. for "cbs this morning," dean reynolds, chicago. >> and for the third straight season connection is the queen of women's college basketball. >> absolutely remarkable. a third consecutive national title. >> the huskies beat notre dame 63-53 in last night's title game. it's the tenth championship for uconn coach gino auriemma and it days him with john wooden for the most wins in ncaa history. congrat to huskies and to geno. >> he certainly knows what hi's doing. nice guy too. >>> a crucial call from the ncaa championship game is facing new scrutiny this morning. >> drive it in. tries to s icoopt. doesn't fall. its going to duke. >> did it touch his finger right there? >> i think it did. >> the referee made an out-of-b

jason carroll, tell us what we know about this woman and how big of a threat he was posing. >> reporter: her name is keonna thomase young lioness." she's a u.s. citizen from philadelphia. she's 30 years old. according to the criminal complaint that we had an opportunity to read through, he has been charged with providing material support to a terrorist organization. also in the complaint, it reads that thomas attempted to quote, travel overseas in order to join fight with and martyr herself for isil. federal agents say that as far back as 2013 she started posting a lot of these jihadist-type comments on twitter. you saw one of them there. also back in 2013 she allegedly sent an electronic communication to a known somali terrorists. federal agents also began looking at her travel plans. back in february she received her passport. then just last month, she got a visa to travel to turkey. also last month, she purchased a ticket from philadelphia this barcelona, spain, with a scheduled return of april 15th. but clearly according to this complaint, she had no intention of returning to the united states but was going t

iranians are so convinced jason is a spy, something i've never seen from him, okay, let them prove it in a court of law. >> woodruff: there is so much to keep an eye on and thomasink we thank you for talking to us while you're in new york. we appreciate it. >> thanks for having me. >> woodruff: the death of a 25- year-old black man, freddie gray, in baltimore is the most recent in a string of stories spotlighting use of force by police. many cities across the country are trying to improve relations between police and the citizens they protect. take philadelphia-- a recent justice department report found nearly once a week over the past eight years philadelphia police opened fire on suspects who are almost always african american. hari sreenivasan has more. >> on december 15, 2014, i was going to work. i got to work a little late. i got there, i want to say 6:26. and i was getting ready to cut my car off, and i heard a black male, on the radio, a black male, 26 years old, gunned down by police at the 6600 block of frankfort avenue, driving a white dodge charger. so when i heard that unfortunately i knew that it was my son. >> sreenivasan: last december tanya bro

jason carol and home grown terror. >> well, it's the young and her real name is keogh that thomas and she is 37 years old and a u.s.hiladelphia. the complaint spills out the allegations that she accused and attempts to provide material support and let me read you a quote here. she attempted to travel over seas to join, fight with and martyr herself. they say that as far back as 2013 she was posting tweets out there and in 2013 she sent an electronic communication to a known terrorist and again several times over the course of the year, she reached out to another known terrorist in syria. federal vi federal investigators began to look at her travel and then got a passport. if con viblthed she faces a maximum sentence of up to 15 years in prison. her case is not like what we saw with the two woman in new york city. we do have an update on that. noel is 28-years-old and has a young daughter. her husband is speaking out on her behalf and saying that she is not a monster and that she is not the woman being portray in the media. he spoke out. listen to what he has to say about her? >> i am surprised. just like it was a k

. >> reporter: the pilot thomas hileman had 12,000 flight hours including years of commercial flying experience. passengers 40-year-old andy butler and 45-year-old woodrow jasonones were among the victims. 42-year-old busher shop owner scott bittner offered his airplane for the group to travel to the basketball game. 64-year-old terry st. raylo the co-owner of a pub near illinois state university. two men from the university staff were also killed. aaron leetch was a deputy director of athletics, torrey ward the associate head coach of the men's basketball team. the university president said the community is deeply saddened and it is important to remember that we are never alone in our grief. for cbs "this morning," dean reynolds, chicago. >>> and for the third straight season connecticut is the queen of women's college basketball. >> absolutely remarkable! a third consecutive national title. >> the huskies beat notre dame 63 did 53 in last night's title game. the tenth championship for the coach tying him with john wooden of ucla for the most basketball titles in ncaa history. congrats to the huskies, and congrats to the coach, because geno. >> certainly kno

jason carroll is covering the latest arrest. three in two days this is alarming. >> reporter: very alarming. let's start out with the one in philadelphia. her real name is actually kiana thomasizen from philadelphia. the criminal complaint spells it all out. she's accused of attempting to provide material support to a terrorist organization. one quote here says thomas attempted to travel overseas in order to join fight with and martyr herself on behalf of isil. federal agents say as far back as 2013 she started posting jihadist tweets on twitter. in 2013, she allegedly sent an electric communication to a known sew maulomasomali terrorist. she also reached out to a known terrorist in syria. >> jason carroll for us in new york thank you. >>> as isis and other terror groups cause death and destruction, we are seeing iran is wielding more influence across the middle east. philip mudd is here to map it all out for us. it's something you need to see to understand the reach of iran. >> let's look at where we have gone over the past 30, 35 years. if you are in the center of the sunni universe you are in saudi arabia in the center of the map. in 1979 we had the revolution in iran. yo