and julianna goldman with a master of disguise for the c.i.a., taking on a special new mission. >> it's going to go like that. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. private information about millions of americans is in the hands of cyber thieves tonight. they broke into a database at this country's second largest health insurer. it's called anthem, and it runs blue cross blue shield plans in more than a dozen states. the company says that database contains 80 million records, including names, birth dates and social security numbers. a gold mine for identity thieves and con artists. it is not known if the hackers got health records. kris van cleave begins our coverage. >> reporter: anthem was one of thousands of health care companies warned twice last year by the f.b.i. that their industry was particularly vulnerable to hackers. in 2014, there were 42 cyber attacks targeting health providers, compared to just five in 2010. in this document, the f.b.i. cited the industry's lack cyber- security st

jeff. >> glor: julianna goldman in dc, thank you. a seven alarm warehouse fire in brooklyn has been burning for a day and a half now. firefighters working in bitter conditions, water from hoses turning into sheets of ice coating cars, nearby buildings and sidewalks, officials say the fire is so intense it could smolder for weeks. whitney houston's daughter remains in the hospital tonight, 21-year-old bobby kristina brown was found unconscious in a bathtub yesterday, nearly three years after her mother's death in a bathtub. mark strassmann is in atlanta. >> reporter: bobby brown christie to her family, is in a fight for her life. a day after a 911 call reported she was found unresponsive in a bathtub. >> reporter: when paramedics arrived, husband nick gordon was performing cpr, they searched the 21-year-old's suburban town home, no signs of a struggle, no drugs. her family is with her at north fulton hospital and her father r&b singer bobby brown released this statement, please three years ago her mother, pop superstar whitney houston

jeff. >> glor: julianna goldman in dc, thank you. a seven alarm warehouse fire in brooklyn has been burning for a day and a half now. firefighters working in bitter conditions, water from hoses turning into sheets of ice coating cars, nearby buildings and sidewalks officials say the fire is so intense it could smoulder for weeks. whitney houston's daughter remains in the hospital tonight 21-year-old bobby kristina brown was found unconscious in a bathtub yesterday, nearly three years after her mother's death in a bathtub. mark strassmann is in atlanta. >> reporter: bobby brown christie to her family is in a fight for her life. a day after a 911 call reporter she was found unresponsive in a bathtub. >> possible cardiac arrest, river bend manor 21-year-old female in the bathtub, face down. >> when paramedics arrived husband nick for dan was performing cpr, they searched the 21-year-old's suburban town home, no signs of a struggle, no drugs. >> her family is with her at north fulton hospital and her father r and b singer bobby brown rel

hur is up julianna goldman. >> even with peace talks the u.s. and european alliance may be splintering. president obama is considering sending weapons to help ukraine fight russian separatists, a move that german chancellor are angela merkel and french president financed warned, francois hollande worried. secretary of state john kerry played down divisions. >> common understanding that international borders must not cannot be changed by force. >> sunday's announcement capped a week of high stakes comploims be diplomacy. privately acknowledged that putin had reneged on past promises. a key sticking point will be whether rebels in eastern ukraine would get to keep the territory they have captured over the last few months. >> putin does not want a diplomatic solution. >> republican insert john insert john mccain says putin will not back down. >> he may make tactical compromises here or there but just aas a prelude to future aggression. >> this will be a tom item on the agenda tomorrow when president obama sits down with chancellor merkel. but putin

julianna goldman, cbs news ashburn, virginia. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this one on one with new england patriots' owner robert kraft on winning the super bowl title. >>> and we sit down with grammy nominated singer ed sheeran. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> dump truck accident of lanes of i495 to shut down. looking live at the scene, at this traffic tie-up. i495 is bypass for the country's busiest interstate. >> justin finch has just arrived in wilmington near the scene of the crash justin, good morning. >> off the 495 shoulder near 12th street. you can see behind us the accident is beginning here. on the four # 95 at 12th street. what we have here is a dump truck, separated on one side, the truck on another there was one driver involved in this crash here, and we are told he is injured, extent of his injuries not known this morning. however, the impact of the crash forced the truck to

julianna goldman, cbs news, ashburn, virginia. >>> well, coming up after your local news on "cbs this one on one with new england patriots' owner robert kraft on winning the super bowl title. >>> and we sit down with grammy nominated singer ed sheeran. that's the "cbs morning news" for this friday. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> taking a live look out at the golden gate bridge right now. you can see it's dry, but north of that, getting a little rain. good morning, everyone. it's friday, february 6. i'm michelle griego. >> a whole lot of rain is coming our way. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. happy friday a blessed event for all of us. it's 4:30. roberta has the forecast. >> if you look at the bottom of your screen you see our hi-def doppler radar. we'll keep it there throughout the program so you can see exactly where it's raining as you are heading out. let's calm on our hi-def doppler radar -- let's call on our hi-def doppler radar at this particular time. we have rain in t

here's julianna goldman. >> reporter: the mosul offensive t is expected to be the u.s.-leds. campaign's most difficult and strategically important battle yet. it's the largest city held by isis, with a population of 1 million occupied by an estimated 1,000 to 2,000 militant fighters. a big question is how involved american military advisers will get, like whether they'll accompany iraqi troops on the ground to call in air strikes. on his way to afghanistan on friday, defense secretary ashton carter left open that possibility. >> i'm always open to advice from our military commanders about what the best way to achieve success is. >> reporter: but unlike another pentagon official who earlier this week told reporters that u.s. and iraqi forces will try to retake mosul in april or may, carter refused to say when it would be. >> i think the important thingpo is that it will get done when it can be done successfully. and i-- even if i knew exactly when that was going to be, i wouldn't tell you.. >> reporter: a senior administration official tells cbs news that neither carter norar

reports from charlie d'agata and julianna goldman. eyes on the streets-- vinita nair on the growing number of businesses sharing their surveillance cameras with police. ♪ how many roads must a man walk down ♪ >> axelrod: and bob dylan's school of rock is in session. at his star-studded salute he provides a lesson in shutting down his critics. >> critics say i can't sing, i croak, sound like a frog. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> axelrod: good evening. i'm jim axelrod. and this is a western edition of the broadcast. northern california and the pacific northwest are getting much-needed rain this weekend. the rain comes with a heavy price in terms of flood and wind damage. here's carter evans. >> reporter: that was a 90-foot pine tree in the berkeley hills east of san francisco. blown down by powerful winds up to 50 miles an hour. ken renworth says his neighbors were lucky. when you went back there and looked at it, what did you think? >> oh, it was incredible. i mean, it's a huge tree, and the roots faile

julianna goldman is in our washington bureau with more on that. lianna, good morning. >> good morning. the lawmakers avoided a partial shutdown of home land security by one week and they're looking at how to avoid a repeat. it came after a messy day of negotiations. earlier on friday the house failed to pass a three-week measure to fund the department with most democrats voting against it because it didn't fund dhs for the full fiscal year and over 50 republicans broke with house speaker john baker because it still left funding for the president's with the clock ticking, house minority leader nancy pelosi told her rank and file if they supported this one-week extension it would lead to a vote next week to fund the agency through the fiscal year and without any immigration add-ons. >> we certainly want to protect the american people every minute of every day, 24/7. that includes today. and we believe within the next seven days hopefully five that we will have a bill that takes us to the end of the year end of fiscal year. >> that bill has already pa

julianna goldman on president obama's new plan to fix crumbling highways, bridges and transit systems for with a corporate tax hike. survivors off the coast of cape cod, kristine johnson says endangered turtles are getting a second chance down south. and super frenchy, the pioneer of a sport called ski base jumping.

julianna goldman has more on this for us tonight in washington. julianna. >> reporter: scott, we're talking about 800,000 people who are affected.th these are the people who bought insurance through the health care web site and qualified for tax credits to help them pay. now the administration says they i received inaccurate information on their tax forms and they f should wait before filing their returns. officials say they need time to sort out the mistakes. they're calling and emailing those affected, but making this even more complicated is that roughly 50,000 have alreadye filed their taxes. the government says they should be ready with the correct information by early next month, but it's all reminiscent of last's d year's debacle when the federal web site crashed multiple times during their launch. and republicans are already pouncing. you can expect they'll add this to the list of reasons they say the law should be repealed. >> pelley: juliana goldman in our washington newsroom tonight. julianna, thank you. closing arguments are expected mo

julianna goldman. >> if anyone is going to the mall of america today they've got to be particularly careful>> johnson said al shabaab slick documentary style video illustrates the evolving threat from the islamic extremist groups. >> sloobl, aqap, are individual -- al shabaab,.aqap, that represents a totally new vitamin. >> intelligence officials says al shabaab hasn't demonstrated major abilities outside of africa. but loose affiliations to terror groups are on the rise. islamist gunmen killed 17 people during a three day rampage this paris last month and in december, two hostages died in a sydney cafe. al shabaab's 16 minute video features video from the shopping mall siege, mfns where the mall of america is located is home to the largest somali population in america. radicalization in the somali american community for some time. in 2013, al shabaab released a recruitment video called minnesota martyrs encouraging young men to come to somalia and join the jihad. jeff funding for homeland security department is scheduled to run out on friday. given the al shabaab video now is no time to de

. >> julianna goldman on the fight against russian backed rebels. >> samsung has issued a stubbing warningcustomers and life changing inside a gm car. the fight of

reports from charlie d'agata and julianna goldman. streets-- vinita nair on the growing number of businesses sharing their surveillance cameras with police. ♪ how many roads must a man walk down ♪ >> axelrod: and bob dylan's school of rock is in session. at his star-studded salute he provides a lesson in shutting down his critics. >> critics say i can't sing, i croak, sound like a frog. captioning sponsored by cbs

here's julianna goldman. >> reporter: this man didn't waste any time.as soon as it became legal the man who led the effort invited the press over the watch as he smoked a joint in his d.c. home. >> it feels great. it feels like freedom. >> reporter: in november district votedders overwhelmingly approved initiative 71, which allows adults to grow up to six plants and carry up to two ounces of pot. it's still illegal to sell the drug or smoke it outdoors. but some republicans in congress say it's all against the law. maryland's andy harris. >> if you live in the district of columbia, under the united states constitution, you live under the jurisdiction of congress. congress has the final say. >> reporter: in december, congress prohibited the city from spending any money the legalize pot but d.c. mayor muriel bowser says the voters had already spoken. >> so we would encourage the congress to not be so concerned about overturning what seven out of ten voters said should be the law in the district of columbia. >> reporter: two members of the house committee

and julianna goldman with a master of disguise for the c.i.a., taking on a special new mission.

julianna goldman has more on this. good morning, julianna. >> good morning. this is the first year that americans who have health care through the afford bld care act can file taxes with coverage. we're talking about $268 a month but now the government is saying some of that information is wrong and telling nearly a million taxpayers to hold off filing their 2014 return. the error affecting about 800,000 people who bought insurance through healthcare.gov and who the administration says now have received inaccurate information on their tax forms. between 40,000 and 80,000 have filed their taxes with the wrong data and officials say the treasury department will provide them with the additional information. for now all those being affected are being told to wait. andrew says the government needs time to sort out the mistakes. >> so we're notifying people and we've begun notifying them. >> reporter: about 6.5 million are getting help. options range from human error to a software glitch. with filling season under way, it's causing complications. the world's larges

julianna goldman is in our washington bureau with more. good morning, julianna. >> good morning. they called that accident a wakeup call and for the first time they asked them to come up to capitol hill to grill them on the aspects leading up to that deadly day. >> i can think of nothing worse than being smoked to death underground on a subway. >> reporter: lawmakers focused on blasting those and the serial errors include a breakdown in the ventilation and communication systems. first responders arrived only to find that their underground radio network wasn't working despite upgrades after the september 11th terrorist attacks. >> how is this possible after 14 years and 00 drelds of millions. >> >> the accident occurred just before rush hour when an electrical malfunction sent smoke pouring into the metro tunnel. two sets of giant fans pulled smoke toward the stalled train and other fans that could have drawn smoke away either broke down or stopped working. >> we're on a train filling with smoke. >> passengers were trapped in smoke filled cars for 30 minutes waiting for rescuers t

julianna goldman is in washington with why critics believe the video comes at a bad time.rning. >> good morning. "buzzfeed" has made a name for itself. it only took the president ten minutes to film the video but it's already received more than 20 million views, just in time for the deadline to enroll in the affordable care act that february -- >> reporter: the president gets intouch with his silly side aviator aviator shades and posing with a selfie stick. >> in many cases you can get health insurance for less than $100 a month. go to healthcare.gov to figure out,000 sign up. >> it's more effective for them than putting up a notice on whitehouse.gov whitehouse.gov, or sending out 10, 15, 20 tweets in day and saying check out whitehouse.gov. >> i wouldn't be here today if i didn't have something to plug. >> reporter: it's not the first time they've done that under the guys of millennium media. last year zach galifianakis had a conversation with president obama between two ferns. >> is this what they mean by drones? >> and in december president obama repeated his pitch on t

julianna goldman is showing a business that's taking off by taking on gender stereotypes. >> have yourobot? >> no. >> an alien? these kids are not alone. that's what rebeda melsky thought. meet her daughter el oh world series, lover of pirates and spaceships. she was at the store when it hit her. >> i was like they should make a dress with dinosaurs or spaceships on it. help me do that. >> reporter: with help of her friend ava sinclair awesome came to be. the goal was to create the girlie and the twirl will and spark imagination on what might bethe stereotype boy. >> you can like dresses and pink and like dinosaurs. we have heard from parents who have made things like this themselves or their daughter wears a thomas the train shirt with a tutu. >> the production starts out in basement and an old sewing machine she bought when she was >> we got pretty good at it. we could make four in an hour. >> they started with fabric that showed robots the periodic trabl and monet's water lilies and tonka trucks. within three days they were halfway to their goal of $35,000 and then the hits shot up

julianna goldman is there to explain the clash. good morn. >> reporter: good morning. some members of congress are calling for the arrests when they arrive here later this morning but so far the justices department has no plan to take them up on it. >> the law will go into effect one minute after midnight. >> reporter: she surrounded herself wednesday with a defiant support. allowing people to carry up to 2 ounces of pot and grow six marijuana plants on private problem. facing what she calls bullying from jason cha fit. >> i have a lot to do. being in jail would bmt a good thing. we believe there are reasonable ways to resolve those things without us threatening him nor he us. >> in a letter cha fis has asked for it. >> up to two years' prison time. >> republican andy harris wrote the language to define the laws. but officials say there's a loophole in the language because it was enacted by voters before congress stepped in. harris said it may fall to the court or even the next president. >> the statute of limitations is five years. these government officials, if they

joel julianna goldman. >> have you ever seen a dress with a dinosaur on it? a robot?. that's what rebecca thought. meet her daughter eloise lover of pirates, space ships and princesses. >> what is this? >> she was at the store one day when it hit her. >> why don't they make a cute dress with a space ship or dinosaur. someone should do that. maybe i should do that. how do i do that? help me. and that was it. >> reporter: so with help from a friend ava st. claire princess awesome came to be. the goal is to embrace the girly and the twirly but spark imagination and embrace what might be thought of as a stereotypical boyish toy. >> you can like princesses and like pink and like dresses and also like dinosaurs. we've heard from so many parents who have either made things like this themselves or their daughter wear thomas the train shirt with a tutu. >> that comforting. >> reporter: the production started out of ava's basement. >> there's toys everywhere. >> reporter: and an old sewing machine she bought when she was 9. >> we got pretty good we could do four in an hour. >>

. >> axelrod: juliana goldman in our washington newsroom. julianna, thank you. in norway today, an impressive show of unity. more than 1,000 muslims formed a human ring of peace around the main synagogue in oslo. this was in response to recent attacks against jews in europe. the crowd chanted no to anti-semitism, no to islamophobia. for months we've been telling you about the crippling slowdown by dock workers on the west coast. tonight, ports are finally up and running after a deal was reached late last night. bit butt as carter evans reports, for many businesses that depend on the ports, the damage is already done. >> reporter: with containers piled high and dozens of massive cargo ships still anchored offshore, last night's agreement won't provide immediate relief. craig merley represents the dock workers. >> this problem won't go away after the labor settlement that we're seeing here, but least it will allow everyone to work together so the finger pointing can stop. >> reporter: each side blamed the other for a work slowdown that began in october. traffic at