manuel bojorquez, cbs news. >>> jury deliberations are expected to continue in harvey weinstein's rape and sexual assault trial. yesterday jurors asked to review parts of mimi's testimony the former production assistant who said weinstein sexually assaulted her in his new york city apartment in 2006. the jury also wanted to see emails harvey weinstein wrote about her and asked for a detailed explanation involving the two charges involving her allegations. weinstein said he's not guilty and insists any sexual encounters were consensual. >>> a mexican citizen has been charged with collecting information on u.s. employees for russia. both he and his wife were arrested as they were boarding a flight from florida sunday night. >> reporter: from all occasions hector alejandro cabrera fuentes is an accomplished mexican professor living in singapore. but u.s. investigators believe he's a spy for the russian government operating in south florida. authorities say that on orders from the kremli, hector alejandro cabrera fuentes and his spent valentine's day gathering intelligence on an fbi inform

manuel bojorquez, cbs news, miami. >> reporter: tonight we're getting a look at some dramatic video from a deadly terror attack in london. the suspect had just been released from prison after serving only half his sentence on terrorism charges. elizabeth palmer reports tonight from london. >> reporter: cell phone video captures the immediate aftermath. the terrorist, sudesh amman, has been shot. just yards away, one of his victims lies bleeding on the sidewalk. undercover officers keep their weapons trained on amman until back-up arrives. and then fresh urgency when it look like he may have an explosive vest. s sd chest.er erto be a hoax. n man had been under surveillance. he'd done jail time for islamist-related crimes and had been released just days ago. for londoners, it's the second such attack in just over two months. uskhan stawo pto gelice shot him on london bridge. khan, like amman, had just been paroled without anyone assessing either man for violent extremist antential. an outraged public now has britain's government scrambling to change the law so that never happens again. eli

manuel bojorquez reports the case is drawing new attention to a controversial florida law.versial florida law. >> reporter: that's six-year-old nadia, being escorted from her school by a jacksonville sheriff's officer on february 4. in the squad car, the deputy is overheard talking to another officer about the girl's behavior since leaving the school. school. >> reporter: nadia seems confused about where she's going. she would be held at this jacksonville mental health center for nearly 48 hours. her mother, martina falk, broke down watching the police body cam video with her attorneys. >> i can't comment. >> she's mortified. >> reporter: that's because the family believes nadia, who has a.d.h.d. and a mood disorder, should never have been placed under florida's baker act, which allows authorities to force a psychiatric evaluation on anyone, including children, deemed a threat to themselves or others. but in a sheriff's report from the school, a responding social worker said nadia was threatening herself and others, attacking staff. the district says the school followed the

manuel bojorquez on what the video reveals. ( crying ). >> no. >> it's not going to hurt. >> reporter: body cam video captured the moment an officer restrained six-year-old kaia rolle with zip ties before place, her in a police cruiser. she was accused of kicking and punching staff members, though some seemed puzzled by the arrest. the officer acknowledges she's the youngest person he's placed in custody. that officer, dennis turner, was tired days later. kaia's case, and that of a six-year-old student with special needs taken into custody in jacksonville earlier this month, have raised red flags for child advocates. >> police presence does not make a school feel safe. what makes a school feel safe and supportive is actual supports and services for students and their families. ( crying ) >> reporter: manuel bojorquez, cbs news, miami. >> o'donnell: tonight, cbs news has learned the investigation into the disappearance of two children from idaho now covers at least five states, including a two million-acre national park. their mother is under arrest in hawaii, and jonathan vigliotti is

manuel bojorquez, cbs news. >> o'donnell: a third teenaged boy is under arrest tonight in connectionh the murder of barnard college student tessa majors. 14-year-old luchiano lewis surrendered to police today and was charged as an adult. two other boys, 14 and 13 years old, are also charged in the robbery and stabbing in new york city's morningside park last december. police say they tracked down the suspects through d.n.a. evidence and a stolen cell phone. there is news tonight from the royal family. prince harry and meghan markle will officially step down as senior members on march 31. but still to be resolved is whether they can cash in on their royal relations. elizabeth palmer reports from london. >> reporter: for now, it may be his and her royal highness, but in six weeks, harry and meghan will drop this grandest form of address and be known simply as "the duke and duchess of sussex." it's both a title and key to their new brand, "sussexroyal," which already has 11.2 million instagram followers. at the moment, it promotes their charity work, and projects like meghan's guest edi

manuel bojorquez in daytona went looking for answers. >> there are so many areas on this car, not many that safety hasn't been thought of. >> reporter: andy petri has lived and breathed racing since 1981. >> everywhere you can see where a car could possibly hit is protected. >> reporter: yesterday he showed us a series of features nascar has installed over several decades that he believes helped keep ryan newman alive at daytona, from padded doors -- >> this is a crush zone. it absorbs energy when something hits the side. >> reporter: to window nets. >> if anything happens in the crash, it keeps the arms and things from coming out. >> reporter: to stiffer carbon fiber seats. >> it can withstand a lot of impact. >> crash into the wall, into the air goes newman. >> as spectacular as it was, we still expect our drivers to be able to get out and shake it off. >> reporter: petri was the crew chief for the late racing legend dale earnhardt sr. in the '90s. his death on the same daytona track sparked a safety revolution, requiring all drivers to use an upgraded seat belt and harness system. >

cbs correspondent manuel bojorquez on the massive security team keeping an eye on them from the sky to sea. >> reporter: it's a stunning host city but miami bring as whole host of unique security challenges. we went airborne with customs and border protections air and marine team and agent todd gail. >> what are the challenges of securing a place like this. >> first off, we're surrounded by water so it's important we have our maritime assets on the water actively patrolling looking for threats. >> reporter: this bird's eye view is critical to monitor activity not just down below but up here. >> above hard rock stadium, the faa will restrict air space and blackhawk helicopters will patrol the skies looking for unauthorized aircraft, including drones. some of the helicopters are equipped with infrared cameras which can spot people on the ground and in the stands. they will transmit those images >> reporter: here miami/dade police have plenty of tvs, but they won't be watching the game. >> access to thousands of cameras we can tap into if something's going on. >> reporter: and this year,

rere's manuel bojorquez. >> ryan newman off turn four for the final time. >> reporter: the heart-stopping crash happened seconds away from the finish line. >> crash into the wall, into the air! >> reporter: ryan newman's mustang flipped over several times before taking a direct hit, before landing on its roof and bursting into flames. >> the a.m.r. safety team is there quickly to attend to ryan newman. >> reporter: it took two hours for shocked fans to find out newman, who won daytona in 2008, suffered only non-life- threatening injuries. >> they want to be safe. >> reporter: ken willis is a sports columnist for the "daytona beach news journal." >> it has been a long time since we've seen a race car driver in nascar hauled away from an accident. >> reporter: it was 19 years ago today that dale earnhardt, sr., died during a final-lap crash at daytona. and changes to the sport followed soon after. the racetrack walls are now designed to help absorb impact. the driver's one-piece seat belts minimize head and neck injury risk, and the car's roll cage is built to maintain its integrity and pro

manuel bojorquez leads off our coverage. >> reporter: this train carrying ethanol derailed in kentuckys morning, burning for hours after a mud- and rockslide along the tracks. that same storm system triggered a mudslide that shut down this west virginia highway. severe storms across nine states caused 24 rivers to flood throughout the south. high winds left a trail of destruction in alabama, with twisted metal wrapped around trees. >> i mean, it's pretty rough. it wasn't just a little gust of wind. >> reporter: farther north, temperatures plunged across the midwest. water mains froze in des moines, where it felt like negative 35 degrees. in whiting, indiana, the wind sent waves over the shoreline of lake michigan. it will feel like negative 11 degrees there tomorrow. over the next 48 hours, 38 million americans will be at or below zero degrees. the temperature not so much the concern here along the florida panhandle, but the swollen rivers are. the apalachicola river is way down there, but you can see this road is already impassable. and the river is expected to remain above flood stag

while the san francisco 49ers are hoping to rekindle their super bowl glory days, manuel bojorquez joinsthe nfl experience fan event in miami beach. whoa, that's a heck of an assignment. morning. seems like miami is ready to rock. >> reporter: good morning. it most definitely is. as you can see. when it comes to the super bowl as they say experience matters. not just for the teams but also for the host city and it's the 11th time miami has won the title super city. south beach is always a major party destination. more so when an estimated 200,000 football fans are thrown into the mix. at the clubs, on the beaches orphan events like this visitors are expected according to one estimate out this week to drop $400 million on the local economy. away from the bright lights players are trying to maintain their routines ahead of the biggest game of their lives. chief's quarterback young patrick mahomes. >> there's nerves when you play any game. for me i'm enjoying it. the best thing about this team is that we have fun no matter what the stage is, no matter where we're playing. >> reporter: also

. >> reporter: for "cbs this morning" manuel bojorquez, jacksonville. >> how about that? the mother doesn't know what they are doing. the officers don't know why they are taking her away. >> hats off to the officers. handled that with compassion. >> well done. >> that sheriff's deputy was great. >> big questions about what was happening with the school system. >> they didn't see a problem. >>> ahead an exclusive >>> ahead an exclusive interview with a california man who won his freedom after serving 15 years in prison for a crime he didn't commit. >>> good friday morning to you, and happy valentine's day. it is a cool and cloudy start. and as we head through the afternoon, clearly. 59, 61 in oakland. later on today, 66 in san jose. a little bit more sun, a little warmer for saturday. cooler for all of us with more clouds on sunday. the winds kicking off sunday into monday for presidents' day and dry as we look ahead to the rest of next week. allie. >>> the family of a marine killed in a training accident wants to make sure other military families don't face a similar trag

manuel bojorquez has more. this is a popular route, what to do they think happened? >> reporter: good morning, it is. the association says it operates multiple ferries every day. fish fisher island is one of the wealthiest communities, the only way and or off by boat or ferry. people say they've never heard of anything like this happening before. the first distress calls came in just after 5:00 p.m. tuesday. >> vehicle went into the water. two female passengers are inside. >> reporter: a mercedes driven by a 63-year-old, with 75-year-old passenger, somehow rolled off the ferry. dive crews searched waters overnight, finding the two deceased women inside the car, which was brought back on shore and towed away. >> it is early in the investigative process. our teams from sector miami with miami-dade say they communicated with crew and passengers and are putting pieces together. >> reporter: fisher island association issued a statement saying the entire community mourns the loss and hearts and prayers go out to families and loved ones. a producer with "inside edition" too

manuel bojorquez is at the speedway in daytona beach, florida. how is newman doing? >> reporter: well, as you said, in serious condition, nonlife-threatening injuries. and you know, this could have been his second win here at daytona. instead, when his car skidded across the finish line, it looked crushed and close to flames. >> ryan newman off turn four for the final time -- >> reporter: newman was seconds away from the finish line at the daytona 500 when his ford mustang was bumped. >> crash into the wall. into the air goes newman. >> upside down. >> in a shower of sparks on his roof. >> reporter: his car slammed into the wall, flipping over multiple times. thrown into the air before it landed on its roof in flames. >> the amr safety team is there quickly to attend to ryan newman. >> reporter: fans saw the crash unfold from the stands. >> imagine having a semi-truck come right in your car window and hit you. >> reporter: nicknamed rocket man, newman has 18 cup wins including the 2008 daytona 500. the father of two hoped this would be his second win at the historic