>> mark albert in washington. thank you, mark. >>> the obama administration reportedly expanded the government's surveillance of american foreign internet traffic in a hunt to thwart hacking threats. amid the reports of 2012 the nasa security agency was tracking evidence without a warrant. >>> at least five confirmed tornados touched down in central colorado. at least 25 homes were damaged or destroyed. the storm swept flooding and marbe-sized hail in some areas. in missouri a flash flood warning was issued for some parts. roads are flooded and as are some homes. more rain is expected today. >>> family members of the boston man killed by terror investigators say they want a transparent investigation. they had nothing to say after viewing the video of usaama rahim's death. a family lawyer said they saw no signs that he had been radicalize radicalized. >> reporter: this morning the family leaves the suffolk county d.a.'s office after watching the surveillance video. >> this is our mother/sister. >> earlier they held

>> mark albert in washington. thank you, mark. >>> the united states is upping the anteiantieante in the fighting of isis. that is seen as a critical element in the battle against isis in iraq. >>> parts of the midwest and southeast face a threat of severe threat of weather today. thunderstorms are possible from the central plains to the great lakes. they could bring large hail and damaging winds. storms are also in the forecast for florida. >>> residents in northern florida are cleaning up storm damage this morning. a tornado slammed into buildings near the community of elgin wednesday. it tore into a metal building and spread debris across a potato field. there are no reports of injuries. >>> a camera from cbs afull yacht wpec cap sturs a scary scene? florida. a pair of apparent strikes on a utility pole apparently lighten up the road for drivers. >>> safety investigators say the engineer was not using his cell phone to talk or text just before the train jumped the tracks. the train was traveling at 106 miles per

mark albert's in washington with the details. good morning, mark. >> good morning, alison. thl is much more damaging than the obama administration had initially acknowledge. in fact it includes everything from administrate iveive to cabinet the list includes current and former federal employees and the stolen data includes social security number age, military record addresses, pay history, and more. even the fbi and cia were compromised and it's not clear teen cyber attack has ended but in a statement the office of personal management says currently there's no indication of malicious activity or adversarial presence. investigators say it will take a while to make a full and complete assessment. alison? >> all right. mark albert in washington. thank you, mark. >>> this morning a rhode island man is under arrest. nicholas rovinski is expected to appear in court today. he was picked up last night. rahim and hitz nephew david wright allegedly conspired to attack and kill police officers. wright was arraigned last week. >>> this morning another dose of severe weather is in store

>> mark albert in washington. thank you, mark. >>> in central china this morning more than 400 people are still missing, trapped inside an overturned cruise ship on the yang zee river. the search continued through the night. 18 bodies have been recovered. 14 survivors have been rescued including an elderly woman trapped in the hull. the ship with 460 people on board capsized within minutes monday night in a powerful storm. >> and a at least one person was killed and eight others injured when a commuter bus jumped the curb in chicago. it happened in the heart of the city during last night's rush hour. the bus was turning onto michigan avenue from lake street. the articulated bus hit four vehicles before driving onto the sidewalk. one victim was pinned under the bus. others say they saw others flying into the air. >> i saw it try to avoid hiding a mercedes which it hit anyway. lost control. hit a lady in the crosswalk. >> the driver was the only person on the bus. one of the victims is in extremely critical condition

>> mark albert in washington. thank you, mark. >>> newly released documents showing the nsa spied on three recent french presents has sparkedianspark sparked an uproar in paris. it reveals hot button topics including espionage. american officials are holding an emergency meeting in response. >>> this morning the presidential republican contest is about to get another candidate. louisiana governor bobby ginnjindal is expected to announce his run. it would make him the 13th gop candidate to join the field. >>> coming on the "morning news," new help. g-mail saves you the embarrassment of sending an e-mail you didn't want to send. >>> and a truck offers a scene for drivers. this is the "cbs morning news." if your bladder is calling the shots ... you may have a medical condition called overactive bladder ... ...or oab you've got to be kidding me. i've had enough! it's time to talk to the doctor. ask your doctor how myrbetriq may help treat... ...oab symptoms of urgency frequency, and leakage. which may mean fewer trips

anne-marie. >> all right mark albert in washington. thank you, mark. >>> secretary of state john kerry will undergo surgery today to set his broken leg. kerry arrived in boston from geneva yesterday. he broke his right leg sunday in a bicycle accident in france. the break is near the hip kerry replaced. the spokesman said before the surgery, kerry will participate by phone in talks controlling isis being held in paris. >>> and the mother of an american hostage released by rebels in yemen say that he is in shock but he's doing well. freelance colonel casey coombs was taken hostage. he had been borking in yemen for three year and was trying to evacuate when he was captured. coombs was in a hospital. >>> former olympic gold medalist and reality tv star bruce jenner is now caitlyn jenner and he couldn't be happier. hanna daniels reports. >> reporter: meet caitlyn jenner the new identify bruce jenner has chosen since coming out as transgender. caitlyn jenner debuts on the cover of "vanity fair" magazine. inside is an interview and more photo

mark albert is in washington. good morning, mark. >> reporter: good morning, alison. as early as a week ago, the confederate flag was entrenched in many places. it's each an option on the license plates in nine states. after 21-year-old dylann roof opened fire allegedly inside emanuel ame church on last thursday night. support for the flag quickly crumbled. >> it's time to move the flag from the capitol grounds. >> reporter: south carolina governor nikki haley is calling for state lawmakers to move quickly on legislation that would remove the confederate flag from the state property. doug brannen plans to introduce a bill that would do just that. >> i've been in the house five years. i should have filed that bill five years ago. but the time is now. . >> take it down! >> reporter: while the move could cost him re-election, many with presidential aspirations rushed to embrace haley's call. hillary clinton and bernie sanders joined scott walker and jeb bush and rick perry in tweeting their support. senator lindsey graham who had expressed a different opinion just days b

>> mark albert in washington. you, mark. >>> the supreme court still has five cases to rule on and the biggest involves gay marriage. same-sex couples want the court to approve that anyone can marry. four states want to uphold it and allow the political process not the courts to decide the outcome. the justices could rule as early as today. >>> and the house approved the president's peace agent day. the house passed the bill that includes a worker training program for workers who lose their jobs because of international trade. the bill had been blocked by democrats who were opposed to the fast track negotiating authority approved by congress earlier this week. the vote clears the way for the administration to wrap up the trade deal with 12 pacific rim nations. >>> and this morning firefighters are fighting two wildfires in the foothills east of los angeles. the latest fire broke out last night burning at least 100 acres. it's grown overnight and several buildings are threatened but so far no evacuations have been o

mark albert reports from outside washington, dc. >> reporter: paula cain gets stars in her eyes see whatbout the day nasa placed a newspaper ad for fashion designers. >> i am a treky so it drew my interest. i have to call. >> reporter: a designer who once made clothes and purses, she now works in a lab outside washington, dc turning miles of mylar and netting into blankets that protects satellites in space. did you have a science degree. no. >> yet you thought could you do this job? >> they said it was pattern making. i knew i was good at that. >> they are big lumpy irregular shapes. it turns out it's the same skill set it probably takes to put together a decent suit. >> reporter: with instruments worth millions the fit has to be exact. >> you have to think on your feet sometimes. like if they wanted it to be loose or tight. most things aren't flat. >> you have had those customers before haven't you? >> yes. >> reporter: the space blankets bake inside an oven like this at up to 190 to kill oil, bacteria and contaminants. they will have harsher temperatures in space. >> our satellites and

>> mark albert in washington. thank you, mark. >>> the united states is upping the ante in the battle against isis. president obama ordered up 400 more troops to the mission in iraq. their misch is two-fold. that is seen as a critical element in the battle against isis in iraq. >>> parts of the midwest and southeast face a threat of severe threat of weather today. thunderstorms are possible from the central plains to the great lakes. they could bring large hail and damaging winds. storms are also in the forecast for florida. >>> residents in northern florida are cleaning up storm damage this morning. a tornado slammed into buildings near the community of elgin wednesday. it tore into a metal building and spread debris across a potato field. there are no reports of injuries. >>> a camera from cbs affiliate wpec captures a scary scene in florida. a pair of dramatic lightning strikes on you timt poles light up the road for drivers in martin county. >>> and now an update on the deadly amtrak derailment in philadelphia

mark albert reports. >> get on the ground.y. >> reporter: this cell phone video shows officers responding to a disturbance call friday of teenagers refusing to leave a community call near dallas. ann officer can be seen pulling a 14-year-old girl in a swimsuit on the ground and then pulling a gone on a group trying to intervene. the officer then kneels on her back. greg conley is the chief of police. >> it's something we're going to have to look into as far as the training and the officers and their reaction on the scene. >> reporter: police say they made one arrest on an 18-year-old man. he was released sunday. this girl had seen the girl pushed to the ground. >> this wasn't right. >> reporter: residents were split on whether the believe targeted mostly african-american teenagers. >> these are children. they've got be able to handle things better than this. >> i do believe he was trying to restore order. i don't believe this there was anything malicious r police did not say how long their investigation would take. mark albert

>> mark albert in washington. thank you, mark. >>> newly released documents showing the nsa spied on three recent french presidents has sparked an uproar in paris. wikileaks published the paper showing the agency eavesdropped on francois hollande as well as nicolas sarkozy, and jacques chirac. the material reveals their candid thoughts about hot button topics including espionage. american officials are holding an emergency meeting in response. >>> this morning the presidential republican contest is about to get yet another candidate. louisiana governor bobby jindal is set to make a formal announcement this evening in new orleans. his campaign is expected to highlight louisiana's growth under his governorship. the two-term governor faces an uphill fight. it would make him the 13th candidate to join the field. >>> coming on the "morning news" new help with e-mail etiquette. g-mail saves you the embarrassment of sending an e-mail you didn't want to send. >>> and a truck that offers a front seat view for other drivers.

mark albert, cbs news, albany new york. >> a prosecutor says sweat will likely be charged with escape, burglary, and other counts. >>> biden stopped by sunday prayer services as a show of support for the congregation. the community is still healing after nine people were shot dead at a bible study there earlier this month. biden's visit came just hours before the funeral services for one of the victims. >>> another shark attack off the north carolina coast this weekend. this time, it was a 17-year-old boy. officials say the teen was swimming off the outer banks late yesterday afternoon when the shark bit him. he was air lifted to a hospital with injuries to his right leg, his butt and hands. now, this is the 6th shark attack in that area in the past two weeks. >>> if you're heading to north carolina to enjoy the beach. >> stay on the beach. >> they understand, definitely. >> what a weekend, huh. >> great weekend. great week ahead. if you want to head to the local beaches, we have nothing but sunny skies, and temperatures in the triple digits for a couple good days. good morning everyb

>> reporter: i'm mark albert at arlington or call 877-241- luna. >>> this september will mark the 70thsary of the end of world war ii. >> for some families the anguish is far from done as the search continues for tens of thousands of american troops who never came home. today at arlington national cemetery decades of mystery ended for one family from nebraska. mark albert has their story. >> reporter: the beethe family came to arlington national cemetery for the farewell they wait the seven decades to deliver. with full military honors relatives laid to rest lieutenant alvin beethe. the 23-year-old was flying a fighter bomber like this 1 over germany when he disappeared november 26th , 1944. doug is his nephew. has this been a family mystery for decades? >> oh, yes. we had no clue. >> reporter: two years ago a defense department team found a set of remains at the crash site, dna from his nephew helping to identify them as his. >> nobody really had a hope that he'd ever be found. >> it was disbelief and ecstasy that somebody had found cal after all these years. >> reporter: the lieutena

mark albert reports. >> reporter: the nine supreme court justices may return to their marble courtroom this morning to make momentous decisions including whether there is a constitutional right to same-sex marriage nationwide. also still to be decided, cases on lethal injection, pollution limits, and longer prison terms for repeat offenders. [ chanting ] >> reporter: thursday's 6-3 decision upholding tax subsidies at the heart of obamacare had opponents fuming. >> i will fight with every breath in my body! >> reporter: senator ted cruz and other republican presidential candidates called the decision outrageous and an out-of-control judicial tyranny. house republicans have voted 50 times to repeal or weaken the law and aren't done yet. >> we are going to continue our efforts to do everything we can to put the american people back in charge of their healthcare not the federal government. >> reporter: the ruling was a legal win for democrats and president obama preserving insurance subsidies for six million americans in 34 states. >> there can be no doubt that this law is working. it has

mark albert has more now from washington. >> reporter: the national security agency is getting green light to resume critical part of the anti terror surveillance program with new limits. president obama signs u.s.a. freedom act into law tuesday night thanking the senate via twitter for finally passing the measure. >> bill is passed. >> reporter: in a 67-32 vote, law make's greed wiretaps on terror suspects who frequently change cell phones. in six months the national security agency will lose the pur to collect, and store phone record but can still be an access to record held by private companies with a court order. >> we have to protect american privacy. we can do that and still keep us secure. >> reporter: mitch mcconnell ace u.s.a. freedom act is a step in the wrong direction. >> it truly under mines american security by taking within more tool from our war fighters in my view, at exactly the wrong time. >> reporter: controversial surveillance program was first exposed by former nsa contractor edward snowden who maintains it is not effective and at preventing terror attacks if we

cbs news correspondent mark albert has the latest flu albany. >>> law enforcement officials escorted the ambulance caring david sweat to albany medical center sunday night where he is list in the critical condition. throughout have placed sweat in a secure section of the hospital, as doctors continue to assess his injuries. >> based on the preliminary evaluation of the patient, it is obvious that he would nod to be here for at least series every dares. >> hours earlier state police sergeant jay cook, alone on routine patrol, spotted sweat in the town of constable just 2 miles from the canadian border. this image shows the fugitive covered in blood after the 21 year veteran shot him twice in the torso as he tried to get away. >> we wish it didn't happen in the first place but if you have to have it happen this is the way you want it to end. >> as sweat continues to rolf here they've launched full investigation, into how he and richard matt managed to evade capture, for three weeks. >> sweat's mother, pam last wishes he would have just served out his time. >> sweat and matt broke out o

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mark albert cbs news, albany, new york. >>> law enforcement in north carolina captured another escaped prisoner late last night. 29-year-old christopher mcneill was serving a sentence for second degree murder. he escaped saturday. >>> it is amazing the family in this home is alive this morning. today the ntsb is going to look into what caused a small plane to crash into a home in massachusetts yesterday, killing all three people on board the plane. it was on its way from lancaster airport when it crashed into a house. mike brown was grilling outside when he heard the plane's engine sputter. >> coming over the neighbor's house it banked and followed the street down. >> amazingly, four people inside the home got out safely. the pilot reported having engine problems before the crash. >>> officers are dealing with a big spike in homicides. so far this year, there have been 66. and 43 of those are unsolved. family members of the victims of the unsolved crimes are frustrated. over the weekend they decided to hold a vigil and put up 44 wooden crosses, 43 for the unsolved murders and one for t

as mark albert reports, david sweat was shot and captured yesterday, two days after a fellow escapeeled. >> reporter: law enforcement officials escorted the ambulance carrying david sweat to albany medical center sunday night where he is listed in critical condition. authorities have placed sweat in a secure section of the hospital as doctors continue to assess his injuries. >> based on the preliminary evaluation of the patient, it's obvious he would need to be here for a series of days. >> reporter: police sergeant jay cook who was alone on patrol spotted sweat in the town of constable, two miles from the canadian border. this image shows the fugitive covered in blood after the veteran shot him twice in the torso as he tried to get away. >> we wish it didn't happen in the first place. if you have to have it happen, this is the way you want it to end. >> reporter: as sweat continues to recover here, authorities have launched a full investigation into how he and richard matt managed to evade capture for three weeks. sweat's mother pamela wishes he would have served out his time. >> i

as mark albert reports, the senate vote threatens to undermine work already performed by the house. >> reporter: now is the time for action. >> reporter: senate lawmakers will again try to move forward on the house approved u.s.a. freedom act while considering changes. one amendment would extend the amount of time the national security agency has to end both collection of phone records from six months to a year. but the nsa would still be able to search the records held by phone companies with a court order. >> these pictures are common sense. there needs to be basic insurance that it will function as its proponents say that it will. >> reporter: majority leader mitch mcconnell has been at odds with fellow kentucky senator rand paul who blocked an extension of the patriot act on sunday. on monday, paul said he would support changes to the house bill. >> i think the bill could be made much better with amendments and if we could come to an arrangement to allow amendments to be voted on, i would be happy to allow my consent. >> reporter: the white house support itself the u.s.a. freedom

as mark albert reports, david sweat was shot and captured yesterday, two days after a fellow escapeet and killed. >> law enforcement officials escorted the ambulance, carrying david sweat to albany medical center sunday night where he is listed in critical condition. authorities have placed sweat in a secure section of the hospital, as doctors continue to assess his injuries. >> based on the preliminary evaluation of the patient, it's obvious he would need to be here for a series of days. >> reporter: hours before, spotted sweat in the town of countable, 2 miles from the canadian border. this shows the fugitive covered in blood as the 21-year-old veteran shot him in twice in the torso. as sweat continues to recover, authorities have launched an investigation into how he and richard matt managed to evade capture for three weeks. sweat's mother pamela wishes he would have just served out his time. >> i wish he would have stayed where he was instead of leaving there with that guy. >> reporter: sweat and matt broke out of the clinton correctional facility in danamora using power tools. a

mark albert, cbs news, washington. >> governor haley is not alone.sissippi the house speaker is calling for the confederate emblem to be removed from the state's flag. in tennessee some state lawmakers are calling for the removal of the bust after confederate general and the bust of an earlier kkk leader from the area of the senate chamber. >>> just last night the nation's largest retailer wal- mart announced it will remove all items promoting the confederate flag from its stores and on its website. in a company statement wal-mart says, quote, we never want to offend anyone with a product we offer... >>> good morning. welcome back to wusa9. our time 16:29. this is a nice tranquil site, the water front there in d.c. even on the boats you won't be cool because we have record breaking temperatures here upon you and storms moving in. i'm andrea roane. >>> i'm nick giovanni. it's hot but we're still moving at a pentagon clip this morning. we'll see how traffic is moving with larry miller in a second. first allyson rae will remind us just how hot it's goin

mark albert, cbs news, washington. >> this data breach is quickly becoming political. republicans wanted the cyber security legislation attached to must have funding for the department but the senate blocked that move yesterday. >>> the several continues, why police believe two convicted killers aren't hiding far from prison -- the prison they escaped. >> his time on "star trek" but the hellsman of the u -- hemmentsesman of the uss beer surprise is on his way to the great white way. >> we have a heat advisory in place for the areas of baltimore and also arlington. 90 to 95 today and isolated showers and storms leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear coverage. make the most of summer... with volvo. >>> welcome back. i'm meteorologist allyson rae. well, it's going to be hot right through the weekend. at 90 or above. and the heat wave will continue through next week. let's take a look at your michael & son weather camera. it is

mark albert in washington. thank you, mark. >>> this morning a rhode island man is under arrest. nicholas rovinski is expected to appear in court today. he was picked up last night. rahim and hitz nephew david wright allegedly conspired to attack and kill police officers. wright was arraigned last week. >>> this morning another dose of severe weather is in store for the great lakes and southern plains. the risk of strong thunderstorms, large hail and damaging winds exist. the weather system is capable of producing excessive rainfall and flash flooding. a flash flood warning remains in colorado. heavy rain caused some major street flooding. the rain came down hard and fast. drivers got stuck in running water and had to be rescued. meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station has more on today's weather. >> it's been a very stormy night, especially in colorado with flash flooding and some severe storms. as we head through friday the threat is going to move a little farther south. looking at a severe threat in texas and the oklahoma pan handles. it will move toward detroit, allnd

more now from cbs news' mark albert. >>> reporter: the national security agency is getting the green light to resume critical parts of its anti-terror surveillance program, with new limits. president obama signed the usa freedom act into law tuesday night thanking the senate via twitter for finally passing the measure. >> the bill is passed. >> reporter: in the 67-32 vote they agreed to a law to allow wiretaps on suspects who frequently change cell phones. in six months, the national security agency will lose the power to collect and store phone records. but they can still gain access to the records held by private companies with a court order. >> we have to protect americans' privacy. we can do that and still keep us secure. >> reporter: kentucky senator mitch mcconnell says the usa freedom act is a step in the wrong direction. >> and it surely undermines american security by taking one more tool from our war fighters, in my view, at exactly the wrong time. >> reporter: the controversial surveillance program was first exposed by former nsa contractor edward snowden who maintains it

mark albert has that story. >> it is time to move the flag from the capitol grounds. >> south carolina governor nicky hail is he calling for state law makers to move quickly on legislation, that would remove the confederate flag from state property. republican state representative, doug brandon says he plans to introduce a bill, that would do just that. >> i've been in the house five years. i should have filed that bill five years ago. but the time is now. >> while brandon acknowledges dollars the move could cost him re election, many with presidential aspirations rush to embrace governor haley's call. senator lindsey gram, who had expressed a different opinion just days before, publicly reversed course. >> put it in a museum, move forward. >> the flag can only be lowered, with a vote by the state legislature. mark albert, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and, wal-mart has announce that it will stop selling merchandise bearing the image of the confederate battle flag. country's largest retailer made that announcement yesterday following the shooting in charleston. wal-mart. com current

we will get details from correspondent had mark albert who is in washington. >> reporter: cbs news has learned that osama rahim has planned to carry out an isis style beheading possibly begins out spoken critic of islam pamela geller. >> i'm number one target for isis right now. >> reporter: it was gel shore organized the controversial cartoon drawing contest of the prophet mohammad last month police killed two men who tried to attack the event. >> it won't end with me or the cops the one thing that came out of garland is that isis is here. >> reporter: rahim was shot and killed tuesday in boston during a confrontation with police. fbi says he had at least two accomplices, including david wright who had been arrested and charged with conspiracy n a recorded call rahim says he would go after the boys in blue allegedly calling them, the easiest target. police say rahim recently bought military style knives on line and in another call he allegedly told wright i just got myself a nice little tool you know it goodies for carving. police are seeking a third man in connection with the plot bu

mark albert is in washington. mark, good morning. >> good morning anne-marie. these are the first major curbs since the 9/11 attacks and it comes after a bitter battle in snanlt where delays and maneuvering caused some authority to expire for about 48 hours. a lapse the president called inexcusable. the national security agency is getting a green light to resume critical parts of its anti-terrorist surveillance program with new limits. president obama signed the new freedom of information act into law tuesday night thanking the senate via twitter for the measure. lawmakers agreed to a law that will allow wiretaps on terror suspects who frequently change cell phones. in six months they'll lose the power to collect and store phone records but can still gain access to those records held by private companies with a court order. >> we have to protect americans' privacy. we can do that and still keep us secure. >> reporter: kentucky senator mitch mcconnell says the saus freedom act is a step in the wrong direction. >> it surely undermines america's security by taking

mark albert for cbs news, washington. >> reporter: new information this morning about the case of see till mills. his -- case of cecil mills. his family will be at d.c. superior court filing suit against the d.c. fire department in a wrongful death lawsuit. we are expecting to hear more details when they gather here at d.c. superior court in about four hours or so. but let's get back to the story and rewind a bit. this happened january of last year. 77-year-old cecil mills suffer add heart attack right across the street from a northeast firehouse. family members say firefighters ignored their cries for help only responding ten minutes later. the former d.c. government employee died at the hospital. the person in charge of the firehouse at the time was allowed to retire. another got a to-day suspension, another a reprimand -- two-day suspension, another a reprimand. the ruling of the trial board they say was way too lenient. justice was not served. since then some major changes have happened in the fire department. 911, that head of dispatch has been removed by mayor bowser and we have

and as mark cal bert shows -- albert shows us it was captured on video. >> get on the ground. i told you stay. >> reporter: this cell phone video posted on youtube shows officers responding to a disturbance call friday of teenagers refusing to leave a community pool near dallas. an officer can be seen pushing a 14-year-old girl in a swimsuit to the ground. then pulling his gun on a group trying to intervene. [ screaming ] the officer later kneels on her back. greg connelly is the chief of police. >> it's something we're going to have to look into to determine you know, what we're training as far as the officers and their reaction on this scene. >> reporter: police said they made one arrest of an 18-year- old man held on two misdemeanors. he was released sunday. eyra that rhodes is friends with the girl seen being pushed to the ground by the officer. >> she seen that he was arresting people for no reason. so she stated that this wasn't right. >> reporter: residents were split on whether they thought police targeted the mostly african-american teenagers. >> these are children. t

mark albert, cbs news, washington. >>> president obama will go to charleston on friday.will deliver a eulogy for a victim clementa pinckney a pastor and a state senator. >>> voters in north san jose will hit the polls today to elect a city council member. two men are in a runoff for a seat on the city counsel sill. manh nguyen and tim orszco are competing to fill the seat. >>> at least 60 senators must back a measure for it to clear a procedural hurdle on giving mr. obama enhanced authority to negotiate trade agreements. 62 senators voted in favor of the fast track back in may and now supporters of president obama's agenda are imploring those senators to stand by their previous votes. opponents are concerned though about the impact on jobs. >>> good morning everyone. time now is 6:1. new developments in the effort to build a new stadium for the raiders and it could signal the team is leaning towards staying in oakland. >> and samsung says it's got a safer way for cars and big rigs to share the road. we're going to share the details on this new transparent truck coming yo

mark albert for cbs news. >>> all right, we're overdue for some good news, and this is an example. a young man from southern california is making his final decision after being accepted by all of the ivy league schools. fernando rojas of fullerton settled on yale. it was the first of the eight ivy league schools that accepted him. graduated high school with a 4.8 gpa. his parents are immigrants from mexico and yale charges $64,000 a year in tuition. scholarships and grants will cover most of the cost. >>> a strip club owner in las vegas is using the rising cost of college as a recruiting tool. this billboard along a busy freeway advertises auditions for 2015 grads and promotes stripping as a way to pay for college. the club's owner says his entertainers can make up to $1,000 a night. but some people say it's offensive and sends a bad message. >> you can completely change the route of a woman who is trying to progress and go to college and graduate and make something of herself. and be a completely different life. i don't agree with it at all. >> the chain has other clubs across the

mark albert for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> funeral arrangements are now set for beau biden. president obama will give the eulogy of the former delaware attorney general and son of the vice-president, on saturday. members of the public will also be able to pay their respects. tomorrow beau biden will lie in honor at legislative hall in dover between 1:00 and 5:00 o'clock. yesterday, biden's widow hail a announced creation of the beau biden foundation for protection of children. biden died last saturday a at the age of 46 after a battle with brain cancer. >>> as we continue, this morning, a alarming news on melanoma's how the number of cases have have skyrocketed in the last 30 years. coming up this morning the one thing that could prevent the disease. >>> also this morning first it was dna on a pizza crust and now investigators have a new clue in the washington mansion murder. >>> and pot for pets, why some dog lovers are giving medical marijuana a to their best friends >> ♪ aren't we all. >> yeah. last couple days have have been pretty rainy but i will say i haven't had to w

mark albert, cbs news, washington. >> th. >>> meanwhile a disturbing discovery in orange county. some people in fullerton found bags on their lawns stuffed with ku klux klan recruitment fliers. they state save our land and join the klan. and california include a web address and hotline number. a man who answered the hotline said anyone can download flyers from the website but he doesn't know who tossed the flyers around in fullerton. >>> all right, time now is 5:10. a plan to move the raiders out of the bay to l. a. is still in the works. why some people think the team is losing interest. >> and we've got a new accident now. delaying traffic along westbound 580 near the dublin interchange. i'll have details. >> good morning from the kpix weather center, we have triple digits. it's back in the forecast. i'll tell you exactly which day to expect the heat as >>> good morning everyone 79 time check for you on this tuesday is 5:13. this is the scene looking out towards the transamerica building. sure, we have a little bit of light fog there but we have al warmer day on tap. we have th

mark albert has a report from washington. >>> conservative blogger pamela gellar is now at the senn tell of what federal agents are called a foiled home grown terror plot that a unraveled in boston tuesday. gellar organized last month's art project depicting profit muhammad. sources tell cbs news usaama rahim was originally plotting an isis-stylebee heading of gellar. >> they mean to kill everyone who doesn't do -- they have bidding. this is a showdown for american freedom. >> reporter: court documents discuss immediate plans. you're attempting to go on vacation, i see, wright said allegedly referring to jihad. rahim responded i'm just going to, ah go after them those boys in blue. authorities who had rahim under 24-hour surveillance decided to move in and question him. they shot and killed them when they say he lunged at them with a knife. >> when you see them retreat with a good 15, 20 yards with a threat coming at them. >> the case has new concerns about individuals radicalized by militant groups like isis through social media. the cia says the terror group has lost a third of its for

cbs news core upon dent mark albert has more now from washington, did. c. >> as many as 4 million current and former federal employees are wait to go see if chinese hackers listed their personal information right off the government computers. along with details about job assignment, and performance ratings. sources tell cbs news, some of the sensitive data might have been used in backgrounds and security clearance investigations. >> the federal government probably one of the largest employers in the world and to have that status system, to have that system breached, is really pretty incredible. >> federal investigators say the hackers left behind their cyber signature when they broke into networks, for the office of personal management, as well as the interior department. the information may have been south to make it harder to detect foreign spice in the u.s. a spokesman for the chinese embassy in washington, is calling the accusation irresponsible, and counter productive. officials believe employees from nearly every government agency may be affected.

mark albert good morning. >> reporter: good morning. david sweat, a 35-year-old managed to conceal himself by hiding in dense woods but he was ultimately caught by walking out in the open on a remote mode in the middle of the day. law enforcement officials escorted the ambulance carrying david sweat to albany medical center sunday night where he's listed in critical condition. authorities have placed sweat in a secure section of the hospital as doctors continue to assess his injuries. >> based on the preliminary evaluation of the patient, it's obvious that he would need to be here at least a series of days. >> reporter: hours earlier sergeant jay cook who was on routine patrol alone spotted sweat two miles from the canadian border. this image shows the fugitive covered in blood as the veteran officer shot him twice in the torso as he tried to get away. >> you wish it didn't have to happen in the first place but if it had to happen this is the way you you'd want it to end. >> reporter: they managed to evade capture for three weeks. sweat

mark albert for cbs news, washington. >>> a search turns right now for a swimmer who went missing in the potomac river and we now know who that man is. 21-year-old marco ray sanchez from reston. montgomery county fire and rescue says sanchez and a friend went cliff diving into the water from the virginia shoreline near sandy landing. one was able to get out of the water while the other one remains missing after apparently getting caught in a current and was not scene again. >>> students and staff at hilton high school in dale city, virginia were evacuated this morning after some smoke was detected in the school. turns out it was an air conditioning unit that had overheated and no one was injured and the students were sent back to class. >>> the florida man who land add gyrocopter on the capital lawn could be -- capitol lawn could be out of a job soon. the u.s. postal service is taking steps to fire doug hughes. the agency intends to fire him for unacceptable conduct after he flew through d.c.'s restricted air space all while he was trying to call attention to campaign finance reform.

mark albert, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> sal krajewski views upright add ship that sang in a chinese river. has been underwater since it flipped over during storm on monday. so far, divers have recovered nearly 100 bodies, but more than 330 people are still missing. a chain east official says the chances of finding anyone elsa life are very, very slim. >>> still ahead this morning murder suspect on the run. see the man police are looking for after his exgirlfriends was killed. >> also, rough landing for the people on this plane. the trouble they ran into before landing safely here in philadelphia. >> and severe storms rip through colorado, and this storm chaser got caught right in the middle of a tornado. to the damage left behind by this dangerous weather. >> and after a couple of cooler days, katie says get ready for weekend warm up. she's updating the forecast on the other side. be right >> flights at philadelphia international airport are back to normal this morning, after this small private plane landed with a broken nose gear. firefighters, sprayed foam on the plane after it sk

. >> reporter: mark albert for cbs news, washington. >> police say they made one arrest and they areased to a parent or guardian. >>> synthetic marijuana overdoses are on the rise in d.c. including 10 people staying at a homeless shelter a few days ago. now d.c. mayor muriel bowser is putting out a warning calling the drugs a clear and present danger to the community. the products are sometimes called k2 or spice and can cause paronoia, seizures and death. under d.c. law the city can revoke the business licenses of stores that sell those drugs. >>> dozens of teen athletes and adults took part in the 14th annual teen festival in potomac. this event hosts noncompetitive activities to help people with developmental disabilities to feel confident and boost their self-esteem and social interaction and it also helps build lasting friendships. >> it's always been exciting for me since i first started it here. you know, i always have been a keen athlete for a lot of years and i've seen a lot of people coming together as one. >> all of the activities there provided free to the athletes or the

mark albert, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> and wal-mart has announced it will stop selling merchandise bearing the image of the confederate battle flag. the country's largest retailer made that announcement yesterday following the shooting in charleston. wal-mart. com currently sells that flag along with several apparel items, featuring the flag's design line t-shirts, belt buckles. statement from the company said the items will be removed from both stores and their websites. >> right now just past 5:13, we want traffic and weather together. oh, watch out for the heat and the storms. >> very active day out there erika, and a lot of what sum kerr really bring to the table here all just in the one day forecast. so let's take you out there. i want to start it off by showing you what's happening on storm scan, right now, a development of our latest storm system, as it tracks across the storm center over canada. then the trailing frontal boundery affecting us later today. already some very heavy rain, lightning, nasty storms errupting across basically the really just where the lake meets th