marlie hall, cbs news, new york. >> falling oil prices were also part of the mix today. a barrel of crude tumbled more than $2 to $38.24. >>> we have breaking news coming to the district now where a u.s. park police motorcycle officer was injured in an accident on the 14th street bridge just prior to state interstate 395 near the jefferson memorial. what you're looking at is video taken 15 minutes ago of a medical helicopter transporting that officer from the scene. the officer was on his way home when that crash happened with another vehicle. there's still no word on the officer's condition but the 14th street bridge has since reopened. >>> many of us are seeing heavy showers tonight but the rest of the week we appear to be in the clear. >> our first alert meteorologist howard bernstein is tracking first alert doppler. >> we've got a front coming through in a few hours. ahead of it showers and thunderstorms. this one was severe until 7:00 across prince william and stafford counties. baltimore seeing some lightning and thunder there. but i want to show you this extending

as marlie hall reports, businesses are cashing in. >> reporter: you can usually find pierre at the bar. >> this is where the fun happens. >> reporter: helping people find something they like. >> first a smell. >> reporter: she is a sommelier for my mustard boutique in new york city offering more than 30 flavors of high-end mustard ranging in price from $9 to $90. i have heard of wine sommelier even tea sommelier. you are the first i heard of a must star sommelier. >> my role is to help choose the mustard. >> reporter: the store opened last year and the company says mustard sales are steadily increasing. but at empire mayo in brooklyn, another condiment is king. elizabeth and sam mason started making and selling artisan mayonnaise three years ago and sales doubled since then. >> we are worldwide. >> reporter: 10 flavors cost from $5 to $10. white truffle, sriracha and bacon are the best sellers. >> wow! >> that bacon flavor is really strong. >> reporter: high-end condiments are part of a movement towards specialty products from craft beer and soda to designer donuts. >> i think people r

cbs reporter marlie hall has the very latest from lancaster, new hampshire. >> reporter: new hampshire -- inspecting what's left of the circus tent that came down yesterday in a fierce storm. killing a father and his daughter. authorities say a severe thunderstorm warning was issued for the region. just before the show began. >> we don't know why they -- they were going on at that time. and what they knew. >> reporter: about 100 people were attending a late afternoon circus performance when the storm hit. packing 60-mile-per-hour winds. brandon usham was inside the tent with his son. >> the flaps on the side of the tent -- they were open. they weren't tied down with any poles or anything. and they started going crazy. people who were part of the circus just yelled run. >> reporter: investigators will look at how the tent was set up and the manufacturer's specificfications about wind and they'll talk to witnesses. the state fire marshal says local fire officials would have inspected the tent after it was set up. if notified about the event. >> to the best of our knowledge. there was no

marlie hall, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> police have blocked off thin section in brooklyn after huge sinkhole opened up earlier today. that hole swallowed up most of the street, corner of fifth avenue and 64th street just before 8:00 this morning. there are no reported injuries, and it is not clear he can actually what caused that sinkhole. >> pennsylvania state police are investigating a deadly accident early this morning in chester county. chopper three over the intersection hereof fairview and little connestoga road in glenn moore. one person was killed, another person rushed to the hospital. the roads were closed after the crash, but both roads are now open. >>> well, on this 53 days until the papal visit to philadelphia, the nights have arrived. 1500 members of the knights of columbus are opening their supreme convention with a mass at the convention center. >> ♪ >> catholic church pageantry at its height as exhibit hall at the convention center was trans formed into a cathedral. archbishop charles chaput was the main celebrant at the mass flanked by cardinals and bishops f

marly hall, cbs news lancaster, new hampshire. >>> controversial video of a deputy sheriff in kentucky handcuffing an 8-year-old. now a federal lawsuit has been filed in this case. >> that hurts. >> sit down in that chair like i asked you to. >> the lawsuit said the child suffered pain and trauma when the deputy bent the boy's arms behind his back and locked the handcuffs around his upper arms. the suit said it happened to a little girl also. both children have been diagnosed with adhd. the lawsuit says the children were being punished for behavior related to their condition. >>> still to come, two of music power couples announce the end of their marriages. >> fliers and a frantic search over a book. how author judy bloom is helping out.>> no doubt gwenn stephanie and gavin rossdale are divorcing. they said they will continue to be partners in parenthood. >>> reba mcentire and her husband, narvel blackstock announced today they're splitting after 26 years of marriage. blackstock is mcentire's manager. they said they have been separated for the past few months. >>> author judy blo

marlie hall, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> 5:50 right now. statue in western pennsylvania honors fallen police officers and now that statue has a partner. >> ♪ >> yesterday's dedication paid tribute to pittsburgh police k9 rocco. he was killed in the line of duty last year. rocco was the fourth pittsburgh area police k9 killed in action since 1987. the sculpture says the dog's protect and serve and rocco's police partner said rocco was a member of the family. >> the theme of this is the spirit of the k9 is watching over our city along with his partner, the policeman watching over our city. >> one reason i am here today, he was there that night, he was my partner, he was rocky. >> that statue of an officer and the police k9 now stands on pittsburgh's north shore. we'll be right back. first here's what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. >>> ♪ >> possibly the best part of the morning, just under her breath, i wish were you in here to hear it, katie singing along. just want to want me. these days men and women are sin being more racey texts to each ot

marlie hall reports. >> reporter: the lancaster fairgrounds in northern new hampshire is roped off with yellow tape this morning as authorities investigate what caused a tragic circus tent collapse. brandon isom was among about a hundred spectators for the first walker brothers show of the day on monday when heavy rain came in. >> the flaps on the side of the tent, they were open and not tied down to the tent poles or anything. they started going crazy. people who were part of the circus just yelled, "run!" >> reporter: officials say a man and young child were killed in the accident. more than a dozen others are in the hospital being treated for various injuries. isom says his 4-year-old son bentley was treated and released after a pole hit his left eye. >> got him pretty good. all's i saw was blood when i looked down. >> reporter: the powerful storm that moved through the area at the time of the accident was packing 60-mile-per-hour winds, hail, and lightning. officials will be looking into those conditions and the tent setup as part of their investigation. so far, officials with walke

as marlie hall reports, the sendoff took fans on a nostalgic journey. >> i got big news.s is the final episode! >> reporter: on his last night as host of the daily show, jon stewart told his audience to keep up the fight. >> the best defense against [ censored ] is vigilance. so if you smell something, say something. [ laughter ] >> reporter: stewart held back tears after 16 years. no one knew what to expect from his final episode but "the daily show" host didn't disappoint. the show's correspondents reunited one last time. since it began in 1999, "the daily show" with jon stewart evolved into one of the country's most influential voices of satire. it also launched the careers of incoming late show host stephen colbert as well as trevor noah who takes over "the daily show" in september. >> we owe you because we learned from you. >> reporter: fans who are be lucky enough to get tickets to the show said it was an emotional farewell. >> oh, my god, i was crying. it was insane. >> all of the correspondents coming out, i mean, that was emotional taking it all the way back to t

marlie hall, cbs news, new york. >> some of the bay area's tech companies are seeing a rebound in after hours trading but that's after they took a beating during a wild day on wall street. the kcbs radio financial reporter jason brooks says done panic. >> it's natural to look at your 401(k) account, and retirement portfolio and wonder what you can do to protect yourself. the key thing is to make sure you're investing in companies you feel good about in the long- term, where you might be willing to take a hit for a little while, and see them come back up. >> here's another look at how the market's finished. a lot of red today. the dow plummeted 588 points. the nasdaq dropped 179. the s&p 500 fell 77. >> after a series of embarrassing security breaches, changes are finally coming to the san jose airport. kpix 5 juliette goodrich tells us about the low tech solution on the way. >>> five times in less than a year, a person was arrested after trespassing on airport property at san jose manetta airport. 15-year-old yaya made head leans when he stowed away in the wheel well of a hawaiian air l

cbs reporter marlie hall with today's ups and downs. >> reporter: the rally that investors were looking for the didn't last. the dow jones industrial average which was up more than 300 points most of the day fizzled just before the close. it ended down more than 200 points. >> not quite panic but real concern. real i better get may money out of the market right this second. >> reporter: the early rally came after china's central bank cut the key interest rate to energize the world's second largest economy. a new survey here in the u.s. also found increased consumer confidence this month. >> the market fundamentals here in the u.s. market are still pretty strong. >> reporter: the markets haven't had a correction in four years an investors say it was about time for one. long-term investors are encouraged to sit tight and ride it out. >> i would definitely stay in the market. don't panic. don't sell whatever you do. >> reporter: experts also warn the road could be bumpy. fall is typically the most volatile season on wall street. marlie hall, cbs news, new york. >> mentioned results after t

marlie hall, cbs news, lancaster, new hampshire. >> the identities of the victims are being withheld until officials can inform their families. the show was supposed to be moving on to neighboring vermont later today. >>> all right, let's check in with liza on the tuesday morning commute. liza? >> so far, it's been easy one. good morning everybody. no big accidents out there. and very light traffic for all of many run county and that southbound direction looking good between the richmond-san rafael bridge turnoff and right here the golden gate a 14 minute drive time for you for the southbound direction of 101. now the bay bridge, it's quiet yet. the metering lights are still off and that westbound drive just moving very well, traffic moving at the speed limit across the bridge heading into downtown san francisco. now you can expect delays later on today for the afternoon commute. we've got the a's playing at the coliseum at 7:05. so that will certainly delay some of the traffic for your drive home. this morning 880 still wide open in both directions through hayward and heading into t

. >>> cbs reporter marlie hall has the latest from lancaster. >> reporter: the lancaster fairgroundshern new hampshire is roped off with yellow tape this morning as authorities investigate what caused a tragic circus tent collapse. >> unfortunately, two people lost their lives in the incident and an adult male and a young child. >> reporter: brandon isham was among about 100 people in attendance for the first walker brothers o show of the day on monday when heavy rain moved in. >> the flaps on the side of the tent -- they were open. they weren't tied down with any poles or anything. and they started going crazy. and people who were part of the circus just yelled run. >> reporter: more than a dozen others are in the hospital being treated for various injuries. isham says his 4-year-old son bentley was treated and elited after a pole hit his -- released after a pole hit he has left eye. the powerful storm that moved through the area at the time of the accident was packing 60- mile-per-hour winds and hail and lightning. officials will be looking into those conditions and the tent's setu

marlie hall is on wallee strt with what it all means and what we can expect in the days ahead. >> tradingn wall street monday was nothing less than a roller coaster. and like most scary rides the biggest drop was the first one. just 3 minutes after the opening bell, the dow jones industrial average lost more than 1,000 points. a hid

marlie hall, cbs news, lancaster, new hampshire. >> 5:05 right now. four workers at delaware cemetery are charged with stealing brass urns, then selling them for scrap. ethel, and her daughter, and another employee, sean graves they work at sharon hill memorial park near dover. delaware state police say the four stole several brass flower urns from plot, then sold them to the dover scrap metal yard. police are looking for donald melvin, the other three are out on bail. >> happening today colorado movie theater jury will hear testimony from the victim's relatives. james holmes was found guilty of murdering 12 people and trying to kill 70 during the showing after batman movie in 2012. families will testify about the impact it has had on their lives. jurors will then decide if holmes should be sentenced to death or life in prison, without parole. >> also, happening today, a preliminary hearing for three people accused of kidnapping and robbing a couple in west philadelphia. williams, cornish, ferguson, charged with kidnapping a 86 year old korean war vet