some homes along marsh creek road were evacuated. those residents have been allowed to return to their homes. >>> protestors are blocking northbound 101 right now in santa rosa as well as an exit upset about the sonoma county district attorney's decision not to prosecute the deputy who shot and killed andy lopez. the 13-year-old was carrying a toy gun at the time. the deputy thought the toy gun was an assault rifle. protests started this afternoon at the old courthouse square in santa rosa. dozens of people showed up. organizers called andy lopez's death a travesty. >> it was egregious. it was uncalled for. and it was a -- it was a kid of color. and it's disproportionately kids of color who are suffering these kind of abuses. >> this protest spilled on highway 101. we understand they are blocking traffic in the northbound direction as well as that exit. >>> a texas teenager who survived an attack that killed her parents and four siblings is saying thanks tonight. 15-year-old cassidy surprised people by attending a memorial today. she

this was the second shooting on marsh street just yesterday.nd to a few hours earlier and a victim was found shot in the leg, a single gunshot wound. police say he is now in the hospital and he's being uncooperative. we have no idea, no confirmation, michelle, if the two incidents are connected. >> tell us about the vallejo police department's big push to try to reduce crime this year. >> reporter: that's true, michelle. there was a big push beginning of 2014. the program was called operation safe net. the idea there is the police would volunteer to work outside their typical shift in order to bring down these violent crimes, also these property crimes. now, they also launched more security cameras here in vallejo. these are called smart cameras are. the idea there, they could actually sense when there's any sort of unusual activity and turn on and sort of hone in on that unusual behavior, say loitering or someone graffitiing a building. the whole goal is to bring down violent crime. mark kelly, kpix 5. >>> it is 5:31 now. north bay grass fire

this was the second shooting on marsh street. just yesterday, rewind earlier to sunday afternoon and officers found a victim with a gunshot wound to his leg, but they are telling us that that victim was uncooperative and he's now in the hospital with his injuries. live in vallejo, mark kelly, kpix 5. >>> earlier this year, vallejo launched operation safe net. the program has police voluntarily sign up to patrol days when they are normally off the clock, in hopes of cutting down some of the city's violent crime. >>> 6:01 right now. let's get a check on the roads with elizabeth. >> reporter: we have updated information from kcbs about this accident coming into san francisco. mobile 2 is unfortunately stuck in a backup right now. it's northbound 101, slightly updated location, near the mission dubois exit and traffic is stacked up from the 80 split. for now, two left lanes are blocked, so backups are quickly growing in the area. he also spotted an ambulance out there, so likely injuries. meantime, you can use the ninth street off ra

it is near marsh creek road which has been shut down in both directions. a car went down an embankment and knocked down a power pole. the downed lines sparked that fire. and we received a couple of pictures of that fire on our facebook page. you can see, just how intense the flames are. it is a fairly rural location. not a lot of homes in the area. a 50-acre grass fire burning on the marsh creek road area. >>> this just in. we learned a second suspect was rested tonight for punches out a woman at an as giants game. witnesses say there were several fights outside at&t park. in one, a woman was hit right in the head an knocked unconscious. she was released from the hospital today. both of the men arrested are from sacramento. >>> bullet holes and a bandit on the run. we are getting scary new details about a shoot-out at a jewelry store. and a wounded clerk recovers, they are keeps a close eye on hospitals. >> reporter: they are hoping these surveillance videos will reveal. >> six foot, charge build. >> reporter: here's the damage as the owner works with an i

alphonso van marsh in jerusalem.ou. >>> as the investigation of malaysia airlines flight 17 continues, it promises to be a somber day across europe. today is a national day of mourning in the netherlands, where a majority of the 298 victims are from. most of the victims' bodies will arrive there later today. this morning in ukraine, a solemn ceremony as the remains are being loaded on to military cargo planes. they'll be met by grieving families and the dutch king and queen at an air base in the netherlands. and while u.s. intelligence officials have no smoking gun linking russia to the attack, they say russia was responsible for creating the conditions that led to the jet being shot down. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning. u.s. intelligence officials still believe russia supplied the missile the rebels used to shoot down the plane. they are still trying to determine how much culpability russia has in this tragedy as they do their work today. the people of the

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creek park, whatever the heck it is called. >> marsh creek?> you can go to sailing camp, and everything is included for 300 bucks. >> wow. >> and that's the thing. i think that a lot of these people use these fancy camps as like prestige. they do it all up and down the main line of philadelphia, some going to maine, some going to the poconos, if you are my friend and you have kid there, sorry, don't hate me. but i do think like this exactly what they are doing up there in maine and the poconos, and you get to see your kids in the afternoon. which i like that part. >> it is interesting that parents send their kids off to camp for basically what, two thirds of the summer, almost all of the summer, and that's pretty common these days. i don't know if i would want my kids around a bunch of counselors i haven't met all summer f monday bring not object? >> i think, this is what i think honestly, and i will tell you about the counselors in just a sergie feel like that you have your kids from the age to 14. >> yes. >> four to 14. after 14, they don't

white marsh township blocking red rambler drive. we have a number of downed poles, one in chalfonte blocking lime kiln pike at 202. another one closing eagles road near wrights road. a third down pole is along pump branch road taking out the right lane. let's grab the ipad and do the commuter report on this thursday, almost friday morning, a vehicle stopped on the shoulder along 295 north, no major problems coming off the delaware memorial bridge. >> gasoline is to blame for an expensive damage that burned a main line home. the officials say the homeowner was working on the truck when the fuel spill ignited the fire. a firefighter suffered heat exhaustion. >>> police say this is the man terrorizing an upper darby neighborhood. he is accused of breaking into a woman's home and watching her is she slept. the break-ins began in april and became progressively more frightening. in one incident he groped a woman. >>> a high price prosecute is accused of giving a -- high priced prosecute is charged with giving google tech executive a high

state police skourd the crash scene marsh road and chestnut. a 53-year-old driver was fleeing the scene of another crash across the center median and hit a car driven by a 68-year-old man. both men were pronounced dead at christianne hospital. troopers tell us neither victim was wearing a seatbelt. marsh between nayman as and harvey was closed three hours. >>> police arrested a man driving while intoxicated with two kids nadz the car. officers located the car route 30 garden state park we and arrested 30-year-old paul d e ce ino of mays landing. concerned driver called 911 about a car driving erratically. he's held on $10,000 bail for child endangerment. d wi. heroin possession and reckless drivingch the 4 and 5-year-old inside the vehicle were returned unharmed to their mother. >>> a teenager from glen mills, delaware county is recovering tonight after being involved in a terrible hit-and-run while visiting wildwood. it happened 200 block rio grande avenue 3:00 this morning, 15-year-old kody bragndy was crossing the road when he was hit by a d

we have rene marsh, joe jones in kill devil hills in the northern part of the coastline, chad myers, of course in the cnn severe weather center. we'll get the latest from all of them as the storm barrels north but of course, brooke. >> the other big story tonight, tapper, that staggering, staggering story. the details from the courtroom in georgia during the hearing. this is a probable cause hearing for the father. here he is, the father of this 22 month old toddler cooper died a couple weeks ago in the sweltering hot suv in a hot georgia summer day. the father is justin ross harris. judge denied bond today and ruled he will indeed stand trial on felony murder charges for leaving his 22 month old in that car, 90 something degree day in georgia in june. this lead police detective testified today that harris seated here in that orange jump suit was sexting with several women, one of whom was 17 years of age and not only that, by the way, this father was sending nude photos of himself to these women the day his son died. also, we learned today that there is not just one but two life ins

alfonso van marsh, cbs news, ashkelon, israel. >>> iran's supreme leader is weighing in on the conflict. he is calling on muslims around the world to help arm gaza palestinians in the fight against israel. >>> the obama administration says it has proof russia broke a nuclear arms treaty. it says russia has been testing ground-based cruise missiles. such tests were banned in an agreement from 1987. the deal was seen as a turning point in the cold war. but now relations are newly strained over russian support for pro-russian separatists in ukraine. the u.s. is preparing tougher sanctions. >> we and our european partners will take additional measures and impose wider sanctions on key sections of the russian economy if that is what we must do. >> russia continues its build- up of troops along its border with ukraine. it says it has looked into the allegations about a treaty violation and considers the matter closed. >>> "airbnb" no stranger to controversy from unauthorized house parties to squatters. coming up the new set of travelers the vacation rental site is courting. >> and the world s

action news" contacted the grounds keeper and told them it is infested because it is surrounded by marsh lands around the delaware river. and until they get rid of the marsh land there isn't much they can do. >> time to head back to the shore, meteorologist, adam joseph is there tonight. you have an up umbrella now. >> cooking? >> if you had smell-o-vision, you would see this barbecue and blues festival kicking off we are with the cooking commandos, you are true die hards, even if it rains you still cook. >> that is true you always cook. >> this is 15th year out of 16. >> we'll look at the ribs they have that are staying nice and warm in this slow cooker right here. we bring these ribs out eventually and taste test them find out what melissa magee found out is going on this weekend down at the shore. >> reporter: it's time to fire up the grill and work some barbecue magic during the new jersey state barbecue state championship and blues festival. north wildwood is the spot to be for finger licking good food. live cooking demos and food and regional and national blues performances will fi

some homes along marsh creek road were evacuated. there was an 18-month-old in that car that crashed. the baby along with everyone else in the vehicle, though, is expected to be okay. >>> firefighters are trying to contain a wildfire in the far north of california. the so-called bully fire erupted yesterday in shasta county and cal fire says it is now just 10% contained. as of this morning, it's burned 2500 acres. mandatory evacuations are still in effect in the graves ranch area. more than 280 firefighters are working on this fire. >>> and new this morning, a fatal crash on highway 101 in san jose forced a shutdown of all southbound lanes. now, the crash happened at about 2 a.m. just north of blossom hill road. the chp says the accident involved at least four vehicles. right now we don't know how many people died or were injured. the freeway was fully opened at about 4:30 this morning. >>> we're learning more about the disappearance of morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. the court released the grand jury transcript yesterday that con

cbs' alfonso van marsh has the latest from jerusalem. [ non-english language ] >> reporter: hours after rocket fire from the gaza strip forced travelers to run for shelter at israel's main airport, federal aviation officials have decided to extend a 24-hour ban on u.s. flights to and from tel aviv. a hamas rocket landed about a mile from the tel aviv airport yesterday prompting the ban. but israeli officials insisted it's safe to fly to the area. as the fighting raged on, secretary of state john kerry took a military flight to tel aviv and met with ban ki-moon from the u.n. and palestinian authority president mahmoud abbas. >> we need to find a way forward that works. and it's not violence. >> reporter: kerry also said the u.s. is, quote, very grateful to the 30,000 israelis who lined the streets of jerusalem for the funeral procession of american israeli soldier max steinberg. the 24-year-old los angeles area native was killed in battle sunday. visiting chicago area teacher barbara gilmer says she came to honor the soldier she had never met. >> when i go to speak to my students, i will

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alfonso van marsh cbs news, tel aviv. >> more than 1,000 palestinians have died in the past month. most of them civilians. the number of israelis reported killed is 43. most of them soldiers. >>> back here at home, it was a scene that looked like it should be in pamplona but it was in pleasanton. hundreds ran with the bulls today. kpix 5 reporter ryan takeo joins us live from the track at the alameda county fairgrounds. ryan. >> reporter: we're at the racetrack. but it was not much of a race today it. the bulls stormed by all the people. right now, the races, the runs are over and these barriers, they are lining what used to be the track right over there in the distance you can see crews putting away the stable where the -- one of the stables out of which the bulls came. today we saw firsthand just how dangerous this race and run can be. [ chanting ] >> reporter: there's the anticipation. >> extremely terrified. nervous. scared. >> reporter: the countdown. >> 3, 2, 1! >> reporter: and then the running. about 40 1500-pound bulls barreling through at 30 miles an hour. the smart runne

rene marsh has the latest. >> late wednesday night, the faa lifted its ban on u.s.lights going in and out of ben-gurion airport in tel aviv. in a statement, the faa says that it worked with its u.s. counterparts to assess the security situation in israel and carefully review both significant new information, as well as measures the government of israel is taking to mitigate the risks. all of that said, this impacted three u.s. carriers. united, u.s. airways, and delta. we should note, even though the agency lifted its ban, effective 11:45 p.m. eastern time, it's up to the airlines to decide when they will resume flights to and from tel aviv. rene marsh, cnn, washington. >> let's go to john voss, who joins me live from jerusalem. israel very unhappy during the several hours that this ban was in place. and people in israel thinking this was political, even, right? people saying the faa is imposing this ban as a way of isolating israel? was that a prevailing viewpoint? >> there was a lot of talk about that. there was some suggestion that maybe the united states was try

alfonzo van marsh, cbs news, tel aviv. >> and fliers are expected to stay away from libya amid worseningclashes with rival militias. the state department says operations will be suspended until the security situation improves. the evacuation comes nearly two years after the deadly attack on the u.s. consulate in benghazi. four americans were killed including ambassador chris stevens of the bay area. >>> and a passenger who prompted a swat situation on a commercial flight is undergoing a psychiatric evaluation tonight. heavily armed officers swarmed the jet yesterday after the 25- year-old allegedly started yelling that he wanted to bomb canada. fellow passengers on the panama bound flight say he was upset about the price of cigarettes among other things. >>> it has been nine days since malaysian flight 17 was shot out of the sky in ukraine. tonight, a clear picture is emerging about its terrifying end. >> reporter: the black boxes that were handed over intact from malaysian airlines flight 17 have begun to provide vital clues of what brought the aircraft down killing 298 people on board.

alfonso van marsh has the latest. >> reporter: israel says on saturday, it destroyed at least a dozen underground tunnels hamas militants used to attack israelis. >> we're thought willing to wake up in the morning with them in our backyards. we are taking it to their backyard. >> reporter: at least 40 palestinians have been killed in weekend fighting. israel confirms that two of its troops died in battles since friday night. a hamas rocket -- keeping hamas missiles from landing. the owner of this tel aviv car wash is popular with jews and muslims, but the air warning sirens are keeping some of his regulars away. [ foreign language ] >> reporter: how is business, i asked him? business is a little slow, empty, he says. are you scared or nervous, i asked? only a little, he says. god willing, there will be peace in the middle east, both arabs and jews. despite the fierce fighting and the increase in death toll in this conflict, life in israel's commercial capital appears to go on. at the car wash, jews and muslims alike are hoping for peace. >> my best friend! number one! >> only peace! o

alfonso van marsh for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> secretary of state john kerry is in afghanistan. he met with the two candidates who are disputing the results of the country's presidential election. they're agreeing to an internationally supervised audit all ballots. the uncertainty about the elections outcome has jeopardized president obama's plan to leave behind a stable afghanistan after the withdrawal of u.s. troops. >>> stay with us. still ahead on "eyewitness news," a warning at the lake. we'll tell you what's been spotted at a very popular summer destination in new jersey. >>> plus, making a community stronger. one shovel of dirt at a time. we'll take to you one philadelphia neighborhood where teamwork was the name of the game today. katie. >> and we continue to feel that summer-like heat out there, natasha. we are also looking ahead to a potential for severe weather. so we're going to take you on a little tour of the radar, also talk about what lies ahead in terms of that stormy weather. it's all coming up. >> and ahead in sports, a battle of the aces at citizens bank park

it is the mo ot s state park, i muddy marsh. the plane landed, two people on board.idn't get injured or anything like that. they walked away from this in the mud on saturday, now how do you get that plane out of there with all that mud. >> i find this fascinating, they have the tracks, on the digger, which is something that you would see say at a trash dump, they can go over the mounds of trash, this is a brilliant maneuver. >> what they are saying is big wide tracks there will make it, a vehicle maneuverable in a marsh in the mucky area. >> do you see the wing of the plane. now what is this dude going to do. >> he has the the excavator will he scoop underneath like a giant spoon or attach a cable. >> i say he will attach a cable to the tail, and there is the table. now do you think there is like a little, you know what, maybe there is a hook. >> maybe is there an ilet or a circle or ring there that you could attach the cable hook too. we are about to find outlaid is and gentlemen. >> i would always imagine that your toe would be on the front, but it clearly is looki

cbs news correspondent alfonso van marsh has more. >> reporter: israel stepped up its air assault onaza saturday but militants fired back sending at least three missiles sailing over tel aviv following a televised promise they would strike at 9:00 p.m. local time. it's the latest in the exchange of rocket fire between israelis and hamas militants. earlier a missile destroyed a mosque in gaza the israelis claimed was used to store weapons. south of tel aviv demonstrators like israeli mahmoud called for an tend to the israeli air strikes. >> we stand today against a bombing gaza. >> reporter: but as they protested, israeli air sirens warned of incoming rocket fire. the israeli military says its air defense system shot two hamas missiles out of the sky. several other hamas rockets landd in open fields. the antiwar protesters regrouped despite calls by their leader to go home for their own safety. these protesters are in a minority here but they say they'll keep demonstrating until their israeli government stops what they call a massacre. soon below israel supporters showed up singing pa

in israel, alphonso van marsh for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> well, philadelphia police are now looking for the person who stabbed a man and a woman early this morning. it happened inside a home in the 3500 block of welsh road in the northeast. police say the 21-year-old male victim and an 18-year-old female victim are in stable condition. there's no word on a motive behind the attacks. >>> also police are investigating an attack on a septa bus driver in north philly. it happened just after 1:00 a.m. at 22nd and lehigh avenue. police say two men jumped on a route 54 bus and assaulted the driver and then jumped out and fled in a white mercedes benz. the bus driver did suffer some minor injuries. no injuries to any of the passengers on board. >>> and tomorrow employees at trump plaza in atlantic city are expected to receive warning notices that the casino may be closing if trump plaza does indeed shut down, atlantic city could lose a third of its casinos and a quarter of its casino workforce in less than nine months. the atlantic club closed in january. showboat is closing next month. and

alfonso van marsh has the latest from israel. >> reporter: israeli tanks fired at targets in gaza sundaynd hamas rockets are still landing in southern israel despite talk to both sides of a cease fire. israeli's prime minister blamed hamas on face the nation. >> they floated a cease fire proposal and you know what, this is astounding. they violated their own cease fire and they're firing at us as we speak. >> reporter: hamas says it resumed firing because of a lack of commitment from israel. until recently, most of the unrest has centered on the israeli gaza gored bother but on sunday israeli security arrest add palestinian man miles away from gaza. >> israeli police stopped a car bomb from coming into israel at a checkpoint over my shoulder and now authorities have set up a roadblock to stop traffic from going to that checkpoint so they can blow up the car. >> the vehicle that he was traveling had in fact a large number of gas canisters fully prepared with explosive device. >> reporter: on sunday, a funeral was held in gaza for a christian woman killed by israeli air strike. almost thre

alphonso van marsh has the latest on the conflict from jaffa israel. >> reporter: says on saturday itestroyed at least a dozen underground tunnels that hamas militants used to attack israelis. >> we're not willing to wake up in the morning with them in our backyard. we are taking it to their backyard. >> reporter: at least 40 palestinians have been killed in weekends fighting. israel confirms that two of its troops died in battle since friday night. a hamas rocket killed an israeli bedouin but israelis say their iron dome system is keeping hamas missiles from landing in populated areas. israeli arab owns this tel aviv car wash popular with both jews and muslims but the air warning sirens are keeping some of his regulars away. [speaking foreign language] >> reporter: how is business i ask him. business is a little slow, empty he says. are you scared or nervous i ask? only a little he says. god willing, there will be peace in the middle east both arabs and jews. despite the fighting and increased death toll in this conflict life in israel's commercial capital appears to go on. at the ca

alfonso van marsh, israel, cbs news. >>> it could be a stormy sunday night in parts of the washingtonrica is tracking some possible severe weather on 9 future cast. >>> but up next, the washington message will allow pink carpet for breast f> >>> the report came in, the initial reports came in of the people, and i got one, we're bringing one out. and the guys and the gals, they did a spectacular job. >> two children were among those rescued. one firefighter was injured in that fire. >>> we've been tracking this time yesterday, right? >> well yeah. we've been tracking it with 9 future cast and then first thing in the morning when i woke up, i started checking the radar, making sure that we're still in the clear. for the most part we have been clear in the metro during the day today. we had those early morning storms, and then that quick burst of showers that have pushed through in the mid- afternoon, but now more is on the way as i told you about it last night that the main event would be at night, which is what we're getting to right now. let's take a look at doppler 9000 in our first

in tel aviv, alphonso van marsh for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> security concerns forced the evacuationf a u.s. embassy in libya. the state department says the staff left tripoli and traveled to neighboring tunisia. embassy operations will be suspend until conditions improve. rival militants clash. american travelers are advised to steer clear of libya at this point. >>> a local member of the air national guard is stunned by the outpouring of support from loved ones and also total strangers. senior airman steven genteel returned after six months in the middle east. he len listd in 2012 after graduateing from overbrook. he received a flag a pen a certificate and a yellow ribbon to remember the day. >> thank you. i have no words to show my appreciation for what you guys d it means a lot, really does. >> reporter: it's great to be home and love you all. >> representatives from the freeholder board and the camden county office of veterans affairs attended today's homecoming ceremonies. the warriors watch riders and members of operation yellow ribbon of south jersey and state police were in

in tel aviv, alphonso van marsh for cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> security concerns forced the evacuatione u.s. embassy in libya. the state department says the staff left tripoli and traveled to neighboring tunisia. embassy operations in tripoli will be suspended until the security improves. libya's capital has been deteriorating as rivals clash. americans are advised to steer clear of libya. >>> warm welcome home for a local member of the air national guard. steven gentile just returned to pine hill new jersey after six months in the middle east part of operation enduring freedom. he graduated from overbrook regional high school. gentile received a flag, a pen, a certificate and a yellow ribbon to remember the day. >> thank you. i have no words to show my appreciation for what you guys did today. it means a lot, it really does. it's great to be home and i love you all. >> representatives from the free older board also the camden county office of veterans affairs attended today's homecoming ceremony. the warriors watch riders and members of operation yellow ribbon of south jersey as well

marsh creek may be open by this afternoon. california highway patrol to find out more about the initial crash that sparked this fire, but as i said, all four people inside that vehicle were okay. firefighters say what really saved the five homes here on the hill is the defensible space, that 100 feet of defensible space. essentially it stopped along this fence line where we're standing because that's where the homeowners mowed the grass. the fire plowed through the dry brush, but when it reached the mowed grass and tree line, that's where it stopped. the homeowner says unfortunately today, the problem is getting water to their home because fire crews used the water from their well to fight this fire and now it's almost dry. looking ahead, she is very happy that they saved their home, but now they need to get more water to continue to live up here in this beautiful area on the hill. but the good news today, all five homes have been saved. calfire will stay on scene to try to watch for hot spots throughout the day. live in clayt

cbs reporter alfonso van marsh as the latest now. he's in tel-aviv. >> reporter: palestinian clashed with israeli soldiers in bethlehem. the palestinians through rocks while israeli forces answered with tear gas near rachel's tomb a jewish holy sight. in jerusalem, iron dome missiles intercepted more gaza rockets. residents had felt safe here being so far from gaza. but not any more. >> fear goes into every person this man says. rockets are arriving to an area that is secure. the area of jerusalem. >>> more than 100 rocks were launched in residential areas thursday. but israel has been fighting back. three days of around the clock air strikes on gaza have claimed about 500 targets. israel says it's trying to limit civilian casualties but it hasn't been that successful. a family was killed in this home tuesday. >> a hamas spokesman called israeli strikes war crimes and said we call and international community to hold them responsible. >>> israel accuses hamas of launching rockets from civilian areas and using residence as human shield

that's where cnn's renÉ marsh is.ittle windier since the last time we spoke. >> reporter: yeah, the wind comes and goes. at this point, brianna, we don't have any heavy rain. we had some heavy rain the last time we spoke to you. i want you to take a look. people are out here but they are being smart about it. they are on the sand and they're looking at the very, very rough surf, although i do see in the distance now a couple of daredevils out in the water and that is something that they -- as you know, we've been saying all day, not a good idea. i have been following all of the emergency management teams on twitter and we now know that here within this area more than 7600 people are reporting power outages. so we're starting to see that sort of effect as well, not just the weather and the elements but people starting to lose power. but again, we're just feeling those outer bands once in a while we'll get a band of rain. we're in a quiet period. when we get in those quiet periods, that's when you see everyone come out

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> reporter: send marsh a note?might know the nickname marsh? the youngest starbuck marshall came to the stand. >> how often would your dad call you marsh? >> a lot. he also called me son and marshall. >> but he did call you marsh a lot? >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: yes, it had been an intimate act, an angry ex-husband killing the mother of his children, then staging the scene as a humiliating sex crime, premeditated murder said the state. and as evidence of clay starbuck's twisted state of mind, the prosecution offered this final piece to the puzzle. detectives said they found chanin's death certificate on a wall in clay's house pinned up like a trophy. >> as a reminder, she's no longer in my life, she's no longer going to cause me any misery or pain. >> reporter: so no smoking gun but a pile of circumstantial evidence deep enough, the prosecution hoped, to bury any chance of acquittal. >> at the heart of this killing -- and i would submit the motive -- greed, anger, obsession and jealousy. >> reporter: and, through it

on marsh creek fire officials say, the blaze is threating buildings. they say a vehicle accident that knocked down powerlines. sparkedthe fire broke out just before kron four's mike pelton is on the scene, we will update you on another wildfire. crews are county. nearly 300 fire fighters are on officials there say the bully fire started yesterday 25-hundred acres have alreadya center to house those forced cause. a woman shot in san francisco's mission district this morning is expected to survive from her streets around 1:30. authorities say the woman wasshe was self-transported to san francisco general hospital where she is in stable condition. unsealed santa clara county officers respond to the 2:00 the limits would and set up francisco and a call with a man with a gun were still getting details of that will bring them to you as soon as we have them. grand jury transcripts reveal what led to the arrest of the man accused in the death of sierra lamar. she is the 15- year old morgan hill girl, who went missing in march 2012. though there was an extensiv

alfonso van marsh cbs news near israel. >> today, israeli forces killed someone trying to enter tunnelar. >>> still ahead, saving 60 bucks a month on a family cell phone plan might sound like a good idea, right? >> yeah. coming up, how it could burn mom and dad in the end. >>> e time and money. now their college is closing. outraged students look for answers. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, colleges has suddenly close students at bryman collegesn haywar >>> another chain of for-profit colleges has sud bly closed. studentses at -- suddenly closed. students at bryman college are shocked and worried. the nursing and technology students feel betrayed. >> a lot of people's dreams are going to be crushed and maybe they won't go back to school because of bryman. they ought to be ashamed of themselves. >> there is some good news about their money. the state has a tuition recovery fund to help bryman students get their money back. >>> it is the second largest fine ever proposed by the paya. on our consumer -- faa. julie p watts has more. >> reporter: the faa says southwest failed to comply with safety regulat

rene marsh, cnn, washington. >> it's been more than two years since the "costa concordia" cruise shiprashed off the coast of italy. italian authorities have released new underwater footage of the ocean liner. here's matthew chance. >> reporter: remarkable new images. italian police released footage by their divers giving us a glimpse of the sunken ocean liner. its giant hull twice the size of the "titanic's" struck rocks off the italian cost in 2012 with 4,200 passengers and crew onboard. 32 of them lost their lives. inside the ship, the divers record an eerie snapshot of that horror through the murky water smashed doors and seating areas can be made out. even a bar or reception desk and what was meant to be a pleasure crews that turned into a nightmare. finally, the divers reach the ship's ornate central atrium, some of which is now above the water line. in the days ahead, a first attempt will be made to refloat the vessel and tow it to shore but with the ship's italian captain accused of causing this wreck and abandoning this ship, the mystery looks to remain. >>> one year ago today

alfonso van marsh is covering the latest. >> hamas militants claim this is a video of several dronesnt into israel. but israel said it is only one and its military shot it down. new israeli air strikes in gaza brings the total to more than 1300 since the offensive began last week. palestinians have launched around 1,000 rockets in israel. militant troops about a mile from gaza points to where a hamas tore through a neighbor's house. the family got out in time. >> there was a lot of luck the missile didn't explodes, he said. >> you can still see the spoon in this cup of coffee and the splash of the impact from the missile. the family was preparing a meal time snack when the warning sirens went off. >> warning alarms went off again while we were there. he rushed visitors into his bomb shelter. there is one in every home here. in my house, it is my bedroom. attacks are so common that residents barely pause when a blast hits the room. >> about 10% of residents have left. many with young children. alfonso van marsh, cbs news israel. >> hamas says it husband developed two types of drones.

it's the capital projects we've identified the last one is the new and upgraded street if so a mix marsh but the stabilization on the highway project and a lot of the improvements on the 19 corridor helping to landscape helps the people not park on the sidewalk and some of the signal improvements. some of the things in the capacity there's additional funding for the 19 avenue project. there's caltrain refarsz and walk first and the water project and the sewer p

. >>> just new, fire crews are battling a 50-acre fire along marsh creek road. fire officials say the blaze is threatening buildings. they say a vehicle accident that knocked down power lines started the blaze. it broke out just before 10:00 tonight and we'll update you with more as we get more. >>> more about the alleged prostitute incident. we have new information about the suspect's background. >> reporter: she calls her many names, and she's been called a high-priced hooker but she comes from a high-classed background. a sign here asking the media to respect the privacy, and the woman facing a manslaughter charge in the death. police used the suspect's background against her when asking for her bale to be set at $1.5 million, stating that in addition to having dual citizenship with canada, her parents are wealthy and it says she has continued to engage with dangerous drug use since the homicide occurred and she's facing a manslaughter charge. now a new overdose case is being reopened, this one of her previous boyfriend and in this case she called 911. >> my