reena, it's fire in a decade. >> ninan: jonathan vigliotti in london. thanks, jonathan. well, protesters are taking to the street in chicago this weekend after police released video showing the fatal shooting of an unarmed african american teenager. the footage shows officers firing at the teen as he speeds away in a stolen car. three officers have been suspended. gas prices continue to fall across the country. a.a.a. says the national average for a regular gallon of gas is california, people are paying some of the highest prices. a consumer watch group says california drivers are being taken for a ride. here's carter evans. >> reporter: even though gas prices in california are a dollar a gallon cheaper than they were this time last year air, consumer group says drivers are still being ripped off. >> this is the golden state gouge at its full lustre. >> reporter: jamie court, president of "consumer watchdog," says the evidence is in the d wholesale and retail prices. today in los angeles, oil companies are selling each other gas at $1.26 a gallon, one of the lowest price

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because as jonathan vigliotti explains... officials say aftershock damage could cut off access to the hardest-hit areas. rescue dogs are searching the once buildings in accumoli, italy. more than two days after an earthquake devastsed parts of central italy, the race is on to find survivors. this trainer says the dogs are brought to areas where they believe there are missing people trapped below the rubble. from above, the scale of the destruction is overwhelming. several people have been pulled from debris since the quake struck wednesday. but crews admit the odds of finding survivors are aftershocks are slowing the effort. more than one thousand of them have shaken the already unstable ruins, and are threatening to close the roads into amatrice. this home puts the devastation of the earthquake into perspective. when the quake hit at 3 in the morning the home collapsed on top of itself. inside, asleep at the time, a family of 3. neighbors here say they didn't make it out alive. for many, the search for loved ones ends here,

jonathan vigliotti let's has odon. oscar pistorius denies he attend suicide. he told officials he suffered the injury saturday after slipping and falling out of bed. south african newspaper claim prison guards found two razor blades in his cell. bringsen authorities will not claim those reports. the star was treated in the there's been return over his mental well being. pistorius has his own cell and limited interaction with other inmates. back in july when he was sentenced to six years for the shooting death of his girlfriend, the psychologist testified he was a broken man. pistorius maintains his girl friend's death was an accident. pistorius became the first double amputee to compete against abled-bodied runser. before killing his girlfriend pistorius was planning to after competing in the rio game. >> jonathan vigliotti right, thank you. if you were walling golf today on cbs, you witnessed history. >> one final look for 58. and he knew knew it. >> ji jim furyk was already onef six golfers to shoot a 59. encounter with a high flying shark. >> hold on, hold

jonathan vigliotti reports from amatrice. >> reporter: rescue dogs are searching the piles of brick and stone that were once buildings accumoli more than two days after an earthquake devastated parts of central italy, the race is on to find survivors. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: this trainer says the dogs are brought to areas where they believe there are missing people trapped under the rubble. from above, the scale of the destruction is overwhelming. several people have been pulled from the debris since the quake struck wednesday. but crews admit the odds of finding survivors is diminishing by the hour. aftershocks are slowing the effort. more than 1,000 of them have shaken the already unstable ruins and are threatening to close the roads into amatrice. this home puts the devastation of this earthquake into perspective. when the quake hit at 3 a.m., the home collapsed on top of itself. inside asleep at the time, a family of three. neighbors here say they didn't make it out alive. >> reporter: for many the search for loved ones ends here at a small airport in the regional capi

they will be in court today, cbs's jonathan vigliotti explains what happened. >> reporter: 35-year-old paul brady grabank and 35-year-old carlos ra kona was arrested shortly before their trans- atlantic flight was scheduled to take off from glascow airport. police believe both were about to take to the sky under the influence. mark rosen kerr is a safety analyst and former chairman the ntsb. >> we have heard on occasion and it's again very rare where maybe one of the pilots might have been potentially over the limit but to have both of the cockpit crew, this is extraordinary. >> reporter: it's still unclear who or what tipped authorities off to their concerned -- concerns over the united airlines crew but the flight scheduled to take off at 9:00 in the morning with 141 passengers on board. the flight was delayed for 10 replacement pilots. police won't comment on what they were doing before their morning flight but as rosen kerr explains, the faa rule, eight hours from bottle to throttle protects everyone from the dangers of alcohol at altitude. >> the effects of the alcohol are exagger

cbs 2's jonathan vigliotti has more on what investigators uncovered about the suspect. >>reporter: police arrived within minutes and tasered the suspect who attacked several people with knife, killing an american woman in her 60s. five other people are wounded, including another american. >> it was clear. the person that was lying on the ground. >>reporter: police have not released the name of the suspect, but say he is a norwegian citizen of somali descent. investigators have interrogated him and interviewed his family. they believe he was mentally ill abnot carrying out a terror attack. >> i emphasize that so far we have found no evidence of radicalization that would suggest that the man in our custody is in anyway motivated by terrorism. >>reporter: london's popular russell square which is close to landmarks, including the british museum, and is popular with tourists and students. the violence comes within hours of london police announcing a plan to put an additional 600 armed officers on patrol. typically police in the u.k. do not carry guns. british authorities are

jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. >> today's crash in dubai looks similar to the asiana airlinessh at sfo back in 2013. flight data recoveredders revealed that flight -- recorders revealed that flight was too low and too slow for a safe landing. it burst into flames on the landing strip. two people died in the crash and another later died of her injuries. >>> a possible breakthrough for women in the catholic church. pope francis is making more changes. or what this means for the faith and for women. marlie hall reports. >> reporter: pope francis says his decision came after intense prayer and mature reflection, to appoint a panel to study the idea of women deacons in the roman catholic church. religion professor woman is the only american on the commission and said she has been waiting for this moment for years. >> the church would be making a great statement about the dignity and place of women in the world. >> reporter: known for his progressive stances, pope francis's decision to look into the possibility of women deacons differs from the views of his predecessors. he first en

cbs 2's jonathan vigliotti has video of the terrifying crash. >>reporter: the flight from india came to a fiery stop on the runway as people inside dubai international airport looked on in horror. >> that plane. >>reporter: the plane came down on its belly. video posted online shows the boeing 777 erupting massive fireball, blowing off one of the wings. firefighters hosed down the smoldering fuselage, most of the top melted away. amazingly, all 300 people on board, including six americans were quickly and safely evacuated in about a minute. >> you know, something was burning. there's nothing inside. >>reporter: some passengers report the pilot made an announcement that it had to problem. >> get away from it. >>reporter: airport officials say there were strong winds and blowing dust as they approached the runway. the exact cause of the crash landing is still under investigation. jonathan vigliotti, cbs 2 news. >>> firefighters killed while trying to put out the flames. dubai international airport is the busiest in the middle east, handling 80 mil

reporter jonathan vigliotti reports. >> reporter: emergency workers in pescaro del tronto are going flew mountains of debris looking for signs of life. overnight, rescue teams pulled a victim out of the rubble. video from the italian fire service showed crews working around the clock to find survivors of wednesday's massive 6.2 earthquake. rescuers won't say when the operation will move from saving lives to recovering bodies. hundreds of aftershocks are hampering the rescue efforts in the hardest hit town of amatrice a strong tremor sending debris falling from already damaged buildings. a former teacher in amatrice broke down in tears when she went back to see what was left of the school. she said she has been unable to locate some of her former students. 11 people were killed in the town of accumoli. >> they were asleep this their homes at the time the earthquake hit. many of these homes were completely leveled. >> reporter: the sides were torn off other buildings exposing a glimpse of the lives that have been shattered. even homes that are still standing have been deemed too dangerous

cbs reporter jonathan vigliotti shows us how passengers and crew were able to make it out alive. >>> the emirates airline flight from india came to a fiery stop on the runway as people inside dubai international airport looked on in horror. the plane came down on its belly. video posted online shows the boeing 777 erupting into a massive fireball blowing off one of the wings. firefighters hosed down the smoldering fuselage. most of the top melted away. one firefighter was killed but amazingly, all 300 people on board including six americans were quickly and safely evacuated in about a minute. >> something was burning. the smoke was coming in immediately, and they asked us to evacuate. >> reporter: several people were hospitalized after the incident. some passengers report the pilot made an announcement that needed to make an emergency landing because of a landing gear problem. >> we need to get away from it. >> reporter: airport officials say there were strong winds and blowing dust as the plane approach the runway. the exact cause of the crash- landing is still under investigation.

jonathan vigliotti has more from our london bureau. >> the video showed a masked man standing guard over the alleged group of abducted school girls. the fighter called on the nigerian government to release. >> if our members in detention are not freed, the man says, know that you will never find these girls again. the militant also warned the government to stop air strikes. boko haram released video they claim shows several of the girls killed by government-led bombings. nigerian officials are unable to confirm that. classmates have married militants. one girl in the group is even seen holding a baby. today's video is the third released by boko haram of the girls since they abducted more than 270 of them from their school in 2014. >> dozens of school girls have escaped since their capture. elaine, it's believed more than 200 students are still being held hostage. >> jonathan vigliotti reporting, jonathan, thank you. >> still ahead, a remarkable boy rare disorder linked to the zika virus. to the zika virus. or visit my24info.com. if you have a typical airline credit card, you only earn do

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jonathan vigliotti cbs news, amatrice italy. >> turning to the weather at whom we are on the look out for afternoon storms. >> a live look at the city of boston. skies are gray and clouds are hanging low. barry burbank joins because first look at the accu-weather forecast. >> we have enough heating going on it's in the mi will go into the upper 80s. it's extremely humid but we don't have severe weather this afternoon. but perhaps a few scattered showers or thunderstorms are likely to break out. we have had just a few starting to break out over cape cod and islands a few that have been migrating across northern new england. but looks like southern new england is in the sweet spot for a few showers and storms and it gets nicer. the air dries off up to the north and west a few scattered showers and storms this afternoon. looks really nice in the upper 80s. a little cooler at the coast and a lot less humid than it is today. details on the weekend and a look at the next seven days. i will see you with that in a few minutes. >> thanks very much. >>> new details but a former nesure -- ham su

the first funerals are being held today. >> that was jonathan vigliotti reporting. today is a very difficult anniversary for the family, friends and colleagues of two young journalists shot and killed on allison parker and photojournalist adam ward were remembered with a moment of silence during wdbj's newscast. they were shot to death by a former coworker while conducting a live interview at a popular resort in roanoke, virginia. >>> bob mcdonald is speaking of the possibility of a retrial in his corruption case. it is the first time he has spoken publicly about it since the supreme court overturned his conviction in june. >> well, that is up to the government. i think at this point, i have loved my service to the people of virginia in the u.s. for 38 years. it has been a difficult time with these accusations and the trial. but, i have said from the beginning that i am innocent of these charges. i am very grateful to the supreme court of the united states for their unanimous decision in my favor. >> reporter: it is now up to the court of appeals to macdonald. that

jonathan vigliotti is has the latest from amatrice a. and, more than two days after an earthquake, devastated parts of the italy the race is on to find survivor. >> this trainer says the dogs are brought to areas where they believe there are missing people, trapped below the ruble. from above, the scale of the destruction is overwhelming. and several people have been pulled from the debris since the quake struck wednesday but crews admit the odd of finding survivors is diminishing by the hour. after shocks are slowing the efforts, more than 1,000 of them have shaken the already unruins and threatens to close the the road in amatrice i. this home puts the devastation into perspective. when the quake hit at 3:00 in the morning home collapsed on top of itself, inside the sleep at the time, and family of three, neighbors hearsay, they didn't make it out alive. >> for many, the search for loved ones, end here, at a small airport in the regional capitol of rioti a steady stream of cars carries grieving relatives and out of the hanger, and, and

jonathan vigliotti has the latest from amatrice, italy. >> reporter: rescuers hoping to find survivor of wednesday's earthquake are racing against the clock. once picturesque village of amatrice is hardest hit mostly killed in the quake lived here. crews are surveying damage to historic buildings and trying to clear roads. there are fears debris from after shocks will cut the town off entirely. >> this school was reenforced to withstand earthquakes in 2012, mayor wants to know why the repairs failed. when earthquake hit homes literally fell like a house of cards. in this neighborhood alone, 22 people were killed. >> people hoff lost everything are staying in tents. volunteers are distributing food and clothing. police pulled peter tarly out of the ruble of his home shortly after the quake struck. it was almost like the almighty said to me you must go on living, the 71 year old said from his hospital bed. the first funerals are underway, grieving relatives are crowding this makeshift funeral home where coffins are laid out in rows and others stream into this airport hanger hoping to id

jonathan vigliotti for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> the top court has overturn a berkini ban following, anger after muslim women were ordered to remove the body concealing garments on french riveria beaches. berkinit is a full body swimsuit worn by woman. opponents say it is a violation of religious freedom while supporters say garment could scare beach goers worried about terrorism. >>> the food and drug administration says that all u.s. blood banks must now test donations for zika. previously the rule was limited just to active transmission zones like miami and fort lauderdale. last month f.d.a. told blood centers in the two cities to stop collecting toe nations until they could begin screening them. meanwhile today's florida governor rick scott hosted a round table to discuss actions to contain that virus. >> if everybody in the state can focus on getting rid of the standing water, then we will do well. we have set aside 26.2 million-dollar at the state budget, we have supported legislature if we have, the authorities to do that with allocated 23 million-dollar of that, already. we

cbs news correspondent jonathan vigliotti rerts. nats on an airfield just north of london...the world's longest aircraft spreads its tiny wings...and takes to the sky. measuring in around the width field, the airlander 10 is ?not? what you'd call conventional.up close, it looks ev stranger. this is the flightdeck...i'll bring you up herebut chief test pilot david burns, who was at the controls for the airlander's maiden flight...sayyou need to look beyond the shape of the hull - which has been the, you might say, ?butt? of some online jokes - to appreciate this very modern flying machine. any pilot would feel at home coming in here. the helium-filled airlander is in fact a frankenstein of shape and lift benefits of a blimp...and combining them with the manoeuvrability of a helicopter...and the load capacity of a small cargo plane. its creators, hybrid air vehicles, claim the aircraft is ?super? efficient. and essentially, the engines of four suvs propel this thing? that's right, yeah.chris daniels claims it could be used to drop hum

jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. ((christianne klein)) >> designers say the airlander 10 can spend several days in the air without refueling. unlike pressurized blimps of the past like the doomed hindenburg - creators say this aircraft won't catch fire >>> social media is not helping in the fight against terror. ((christianne klein)) >> how many accounts twitter says it has suspended for promoting terrorism./// ((paul joncich)) >> plus... school buses were up and running today... but not for students. coming up at 5... why teachers were taken on a tour around the west side of town... ahead of the new school year./// announcer: you're i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. it's a simple question. in washington, has congressman joe heck been standing up for you? heck voted ten times to defund planned parenthood. he even tried to shut down the federal government in order to eliminate funding for planned parenthood. e and supports overturning roe v wade which would allow states to criminalize abortion. jo

cbs news' jonathan vigliotti has the latest from hard hit amatrice. >> reporter: rescue dogs are searching the piles of brick and stone that were once buildings. the race is onto find survivors. this trainer says the dogs are brought to areas where they believe there are missing destruction is underwhelming. several people have been fulled from the debris since the quake struck wednesday, but the odds of finding survivors are diminishing by the hour. aftershocks are slowing the effort. more than 1,000 of them have shaken the already unstable ruins. and are threatening to close the roads into amatrice. this home puts the devastation of this quake into perspective. when the quake hit at 3:00 in the morning, the home collapsed on top of itself. inside, aslet family of three. neighbors here say they didn't make it out alive. for many, the search for loved ones ends here at a small airport in the regional capital of rietti. grieving relatives are going in and out of the hangar where dozens of bodies await identification. beautiful video this morning of snow capped mount evans. look at all the s

jonathan vigliotti reports from accumoli, italy. on cam christianne and dave the search continues this evening for survivors. meanwhile, those lucky enough to be alive now have a new home. these tents have been placed around the towns hardest hit by the quake. pkg emergency workers in pescara del tronto are going through mountains of debris looking for signs of life. (italy quake search 2)overnight, rescue teams pulled video from the italian fire service showed crews working around the clock to find survivors of wednesday's massive 6.2 earthquake. rescuers won't say when the operation will move from saving lives to recovering bodies . hundreds of aftershocks are hampering the rescue effort. (nats) in the hardest hit town of amatrice a strong tremor caused a news camera to shake and sent debris falling from already damaged buildings. (natsot) when she went back to see what was left of the school. she said she has been unable to locate some of her former students. 11 people were killed here in the town of accumoli. (bridge jonathan vi

right now planes are grounded in dubai as investigators figure out what happened jonathan vigliotti has latest. >> reporter: the emirates airline flight from india came to a fiery stop on the runway as people inside dubai international airport looked on in horror. >> the plane. ep down on its belly. >> oh. >> reporter: video posted online shows the bowing 777 erupting into a massive fireball. blowing off one of the wings. firefighters hosed down the smoldering fuselage most of the top melted away. amazingly all 300 people on board including 6 americans were quickly and safely evacuated in about a minute. so they had us evacuate. >> reporter: some passengers said the pilot made an announcement he need to make a emergency landing because of landing gear problem. airport officials say there were strong winds and blowing dust as the plane approached the runway. the exact cause of the crash landing is still under investigation. jonathan vyingly did -- vigliotti. >> the the search for a suspect in billerica as police review su store was robbed and a woman says she was mugged. >> police say th

jonathan vigliotti reports, the ntsb is sending a team to assist in the investigation. >> reporter: the emirates airline flight from india came to a fiery stop on the runway as people inside dubai international airport looked on in horror. >> we were in the plane. >> reporter: the plane came down on its belly. video posted online shows the boeing 777 erupting into a one of the wings. firefighters hosed down the smoldering fuselage, most of the top melting away. amazingly, all 300 people on board including six americans were quickly and safely evacuated in about a minute. >> i think something was burning, so the smoke was coming in -- immediately they ask us to evacuate. >> reporter: some passengers report the pilot made an announcement he that he needed to make an -- announcement emergency landing because of a landing gear problem. officials say there were strong winds and blowing dust as the plane approached the runway. the exact cause of the crash- landing is still under investigation. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, london. >> amazingly, and thankfully, no one hurt. >> talk about your

jonathan vigliotti is in london with that story. >> reporter: on an airfield north of london the world'sgest aircraft, spreads its type i wings. and takes, to the sky. measuring in around the length of a football field, the air lander ten is not what you would call conventional. up close, it looks even more strange. >> this is a flight deck, we will bring you up here. >> reporter: but the chief david burns at controls for air lander's maiden flight said you need to look beyond the shape of the hull which has within, you could say, the butt of some jokes, to appreciate this modern flying machine. >> a bubble flight deck any pilot would feel at home coming in here. >> reporter: helium filled air lander is a franken stein of technologies taking the shape and lift benefit of the blimp and combining them with the maneuverability of the helicopter and load capacity of a small cargo plane. its creators hybrid air vehicles claim aircraft is super efficient. >> essentially, the engine of four suv, propel this thing. >> that is right. >> yes. >> reporter: spokesmen chris daniels claims it could be

jonathan vigliotti has more from london, jonathan? >> reporter: elaine, the two pilots were arrested while the plane was boarding. police and airline officials confirm both pilots were suspected of being under the influence of alcohol. the united airlines flight they were due to fly passengers and was scheduled to take off at 9:00 in the morning from glasgo-w airport bound for new jersey. the two men were taken into custody. they are expected to be arraigned in scotland tomorrow. the pilots have not been identified but we're told they are 45 and 35 years old. at this point it's still unclear who tipped off police. the flight was delayed for ten hours while united looked for replacement pilots. elaine, saturday's arrests come barely a month after two transat plane were arrested at glass gow airport and charged with trying to fly while intok kateed. >> jonathan, thank you. >> with the election nearly ten weeks away, republican presidential nominee donald trump is clarifying his immigration plan as he reaches out to minority voters. rece