now the question is, how to manage the problems arise from marsh. >> marsh is not the source of the government involved in religion. the first congress is the source. >> fair enough. the tradition to which marsh points. >> and also accommodated the first amendments. >> that is correct. and that add prayers that did not address predestination or having to accept jesus as your save your or any other d save -- satisfier. >> that was not a point of different agreement. they stayed airplane -- stayed away from issue. >> sounds elite is to say we can do this in washington and sacramento and austin, texas, but you people in greece can't do that. >> well, it's not that the people in greece can't do it. it's this board is functioning in a fundamentally different way from what congress or the state legislature functions, and i also -- >> my understanding is that the first chaplain in the senate was the episcopal bishop of new york, and he used to -- took his prayers from the become of common prayer. that was acceptable to baptists at the time, quakers? >> it wouldn't have been their choice, but did he t

that's what marsh held. what marsh said is advance does not mean having a single chaplain, chaplain of single denomination or looking at the content of the sectarian player in light of that history. thank you, your honor. >> thank you, counsel. mr. laycock? >> mr. chief justice and may it please the court, petitioners answering justice cay gap's opening -- kagan's opening question, there is no time between the invocation people appear before this town board to ask for personal and specific things. our clients put shows on the cable channel. they were concerned the cable channel was about to be abolished or made much less usable. people appeared to ask for a group home, parents of down syndrome child. there are many personal petitions presented to this -- [inaudible] >> pestering the public forum part. >> that's in the public forum. >> that's not the same thing as the hearing. >>@not, and that's the point, your honor. >> oh, there's another part of the proceeding that is the hearing. >> yes. >> that's when so

it happened on southbound highway 101 at marsh road. details are scarce but the highway patrol has confirmed the fatality. lanes are closed while officers process the scene. again, this is southbound highway 101 at marsh road in redwood city. we'll bring you more on this on our ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. >>> developing news now out of afghanistan. u.s. officials are reporting an tack at a military training -- an attack at a mt. training that killed a -- military training that killed someone. officials say it was an insider attack at a camp where afghan security forces are trained. they say a man dressed as an afghan soldier opened fire with a machine gun. the american general killed is believed to be the highest u.s. ranking officer killed since the terrorist attacks of september 11th 2001. >> certainly a tragedy. >> it's believed the shooter had been serving as an afghan soldier for some time. afghanistan officials say he was a terrorist in an army uniform. >>> santa clara county is considering a plan to help immigrant children who a

also moving his marsh, known as the revolution marsh, the other march the freedom marsh, the two marches are combining together and the government is wondering how to deal with the situation. the local administration has not removed the obstacles. it will be interesting to see how these large crowds come into the city and what steps the government will take to make sure no untoward incidents take place. >> korean airlines is suspending lights to kenya to stop the spread of the ebola virus. flights will stop next week as kenya's medical authorities warn it is not ready to handle the outbreak. >> the airports remain crucial. we don't think enough seriousness has been placed in terms of doing screening. it is imperative that we reduce the risk of the disease getting into our borders. >> in west africa, the outbreak killed more than 1,000 people since december. there's no cure, but the u.s. company has sent supplies of a serum that may help. >> the experimental but potentially life-saving serum arrives in liberia. over 1,000 people have died in the west africa outbreak. many are infected, bu

that marsh runs up to a nab.a neighborhood. >> it was a stubborn wildfire that was hard to reach and going toward homes in vallejo. >> they said don't go back in your house. i really did get nervous. >> barbara mcdermott could see the flames approaching her backyard. >> that fire was burning. it was cracking. >> much of the marsh land near the interchange was too soft for the heavy engines. so firefighters battled it on foot as it burned through toolly grass seven feet high. >> it is dense and it takes a lot of water to penetrate down to the water. and with the wind conditions this time of day it got a lot of spread from the wind. >> firefighters who believe it started in a homelessen encampment couldn't truck water into the field fast enough. >> we knocked on doors and letting everybody know that the backyard is on fire. >> then the helicopter swooped in. showering the flames with water from the napa river. after nearly two hours firefighters from at least six agencies saved the neighborhood. in vallejo, alan wa

that marsh runs up to a nab. to a neighborhood. >> it was a stubborn wildfire that was hard to reach and going toward homes in vallejo. >> they said don't go back in your house. i really did get nervous. >> barbara mcdermott could see the flames approaching her backyard. >> that fire was burning. it was cracking. >> much of the marsh land near the interchange was too soft for the heavy engines. so firefighters battled it on foot as it burned through toolly grass seven feet high. >> it is dense and it takes a lot of water to penetrate down to the water. and with the wind conditions this time of day it got a lot of spread from the wind. >> firefighters who believe it started in a homelessen encampment couldn't truck water into the field fast enough. >> we knocked on doors and letting everybody know that the backyard is on fire. >> then the helicopter swooped in. showering the flames with water from the napa river. after nearly two hours firefighters from at least six agencies saved the neighborhood. in vallejo, ala

that marsh runs up to a nab.to a neighborhood. >> it was a stubborn wildfire that was hard to reach and going toward homes in vallejo. >> they said don't go back in your house. i really did get nervous. >> barbara mcdermott could see the flames approaching her backyard. >> that fire was burning. it was cracking. >> much of the marsh land near the interchange was too soft for the heavy engines. so firefighters battled it on foot as it burned through toolly grass seven feet high. >> it is dense and it takes a lot of water to penetrate down to the water. and with the wind conditions this time of day it got a lot of spread from the wind. >> firefighters who believe it started in a homelessen encampment couldn't truck water into the field fast enough. >> we knocked on doors and letting everybody know that the backyard is on fire. >> then the helicopter swooped in. showering the flames with water from the napa river. after nearly two hours firefighters from at least six agencies saved the neighborhood. in vallejo, alan

southbound 101 near marsh road. car veered off the highway, crashed into a construction zone nearby. and then into a fence. three construction workers were hit. one of them has died. that parking lot you see right below there at the stanford outpatient medical center and authorities are on the scene right now investigating the crash that happened about an hour ago. traffic as you might imagine extremely slow in that area. one lane is blocked off right now. and investigation is going to take some time because of the fatality and the injuries down there. we'll have more coming up shortly. >>> meanwhile, parts of san francisco will be propped in the upcoming arnold schwarzenegger movie on location shooting began last night. went well into the morning. this was video that was shot early this morning around mission first and second streets. lots of trucks and all for the fifth installment of the terminator series movie. "terminator: genesis." >> i'm hoping to see the big man. arnold schwarzenegger. but -- just kind of lo

cnn's rene marsh is at the white house. the justice department citing extraordinary circumstances in this particular case. that's the reason they gave for agreeing to oversee this sect autopsy. we know that a federal medical examiner will conduct it as soon as possible, we're told, but let's be very clear, this is a very rare move that the department of justice is making here. we know that the attorney representing michael brown's family requested this we now the rules from the first autopsy have not been released yet. we do know the lawyer for michael brown's family says this second autopsy will allow them to verify how many gunshot wounds were in his body. also the federal investigation, fred, it is moving forward. we know that fbi agents we are in the neighborhood where brown was shot and killed. they knocked on doors. they were looking for more witnesses, and we now know today that several new witnesses were interviewed by those fbi agents. we're talking about witnesses that local law enforcement had not identified at t

they actually marshed to the u.s. attorney's office demand to go meet with the u.s. attorney. they didn't get that meeting. as i said, an estimated eight people were arrested. >> we can see from the video from the rally that people are holding their hands up in the air. explain to our audience what that means. >> just to recab, brown and a friend were walking from a convenience store, walking in the middle of the street when an officer asked them to get on the sidewalk. now, what happens next is a big question but what we're hearing from a friend and a witness is that brown actually had his hands up when a police officer shot and killed him. the ferguson police chief has said that brown attacked the officer involved and he has a swollen face to show for it. >> police and protestors clashing in ferguson as we have seen earlier in the week, 90 rallies yesterday. any violence at any of those other protests? >> you know, just as it seems that there was a turning point last night in ferguson, things were peaceful, as diane mentioned. it appears that things were peaceful throughout

louis down the road from ferguson, hundreds marshed with clergy. in portland, more than 200 people gathered forming a circle holding hands. in chicago, they raised their hands, a reference to what witnesses said brown was doing when he was fatally shot. they carried posters supporting browns family. here in new york, times jair was the setting for another peaceful demonstration, one with a heavy police presence. >> i think it's beautiful everyone gathered here in solidarity, however, i feel it's not really going to bring much of a change. >> there were groups in places like montgomery, alabama where a vigil was held to remember the fallen teenager. >> outside the federal building in miami, demonstrators called it a national problem. >> we're now seeing what's going on in ferguson and realizing there's no time like now. it's time to stand up. >> police arrested eight people there. in new orleans, hundreds turned out to raise their voices in protest. aljazeera. >> leonard pitz junior joins us tonight. thanks for being here. >> thank you, sir, i'm gla

alfonso van marsh with the latest. >> reporter: israeli tanks shelled the town in southern gaza less than two hours into what was supposed to be a three- day truce. gaza officials say dozens of palestinians are dead. israel says that 90 minutes into the cease-fire, hamas million stabilities, including a suicide -- militants, including a suicide bomber attacked israeli soldiers. israel's says two of its soldiers were killed and hamas militants dragged a third soldier back into the tunnel. >> not only has israel taken casualties but hamas has deliberately yet again thrown away a chance for humanitarian relief for the people of gaza. >> reporter: hamas claims the tunnel attack took place an hour before the cease-fire started. during the short break in the fighting today, palestinian refugees returned to their bombed out homes to see what they could salvage. the bodies of several palestinians were found in the rubble of one building. alfonso van marsh, cbs news, israel. >> hamas also fired more rockets into israel today. >>> secretary of state john kerry has condemned what he called, quo

that's why we believe this case is an easier case than marsh in marsh there was paid chaplain -- >> for 11 years the prayers sounded almost exclusively like the ones i read. and one year, on four occasions, there was some attempts to vary it up to have a minister or a wicken, but for the most part, not out of any malice or anything, but because this is what the people in this community knew and were familiar with and what most of the ministers were. most of the prayers sounded like this. >> well, no it's clearly not correct that most of the prayers sounds like the one you just read. >> that wouldn't matter because you have -- your limitations-proselytizing and disparaging, and i think justice kagan's question gets at place. place. read your previous and say it doesn't matter. it could be an executive body, it could be a town meeting, a school board, a zoning board, utilities board. that is -- is this case about prayer at the beginning of a legislative session or is it about prayer in all three branches of government? >> this case is about prayer at the beginning of a legislative session

alfonso van marsh cbs news tel-aviv israel. >> more victims remains have been recovered now from theight of the malaysia airlines crash in eastern ukraine. vest baits were able to reach the scene on saturday for the second consecutive day despite clashes between pro russian separatists and ukrainian forc forces. flight 17 was shot down last month by a missile. all 298 passengers and crew members on board were killed. >> and caught on camera here a rare tornado hits istanbul, turkey you can see the funnel cloud throwing debris around as it moved throughout the city. no exact reports of any injuries or damage were released but rooftops of buildings were ripped off in the storm. the same severe weather system also dumped heavy rain which led to flooding in some areas as well. and thousands firefighters are now very busy attacking six major wildfires raging in central and far northern california. some of them grew so rapidly overnight that they prompted the evacuation of homes and recreation areas. dry lightning is blamed for sparking three of those fires. the others are still under inve

let's go straight to cnn's renee marsh at the white house. renee, what more are we hearing about this conversation or advice given by the department of justice to ferguson police? >> reporter: well, fred, this is very significant in the sense that for the first time we're getting a behind-the-scenes look essentially at the conversation that was happening before the controversial release of this surveillance video. so we now know based on sources telling our cnn's evan perez that the department of justice thought this was a bad idea from the very beginning. they objected to the release of this surveillance video. they made that very clear, as early as thursday, telling the ferguson police department that they should not release the video because they believed that it would enhance or escalate the tensions already pretty high within this community. so that conversation happened on thursday. it appeared both parties agreed because the video was not released. fast forward to friday now and ferguson police department does indeed release this video

threatening to marsh on islamabad, also a threat to marsh on the 14th of august. the government here has reacted to that particular threat by cordoning off islamabad, putting a multiple layer of contain stores block all access oh into the city. that means hardship for the local population who don't know how to get to work. there are no fuel supplies available. the government is not backing drown from its place that it will stop protestors. the fear is that if islamabad does see big violence because the country is now, it appears bracing for more violence because of the political instability, it may provide an opportunity for the military to come in, something that the political pundits warning about. the government in islamabad perhaps overreacting, because it is said that they will come here, stay in islamabad indefinitely until the government resigns. >> russia sent 280 trucks carrying humanitarian aid toward eastern ukraine, but ukraine won't let the mission in, because it's not been coordinated by the local red cross. a bit of confusion over what is going to b

the map shows where it happened on southbound 101 near the marsh road exit. nbc bay area kimberly tere live with how it happened. kimberly? >> reporter: jessica, the california highway patrol says a woman was driving here southbound on 101 when she lost control of her mercedes. we want to give you a different view. just after 11:00 this morning, a crew of nine people were doing cleanup work on the side of highway 101 near the marsh road exit when the chp said the woman lost control of her car, hitting two of the workers. >> at this time we don't know exactly how the vehicle could drive off the freeway. all we know is she for whatever reasons went off the roadway and struck the party, as well as a few vehicles. >> one of the workers were killed, another person and the driver were taken to the hospital for minor to moderate injuries. both are expected to survive. we learned caltrans sub contracted the workers to pick up litter on the side of the highway, part of a personal development program at jobtrainworks.org. the organization helps at-risk youth and adults

renee marsh is following that story in washington.ning, renee. >> this is not supposed to happen. we're talking about passenger jets getting dangerously close in the skies but we have new statistics from the faa that shows just how often it does happen. we've learned the number of close calls nearly doubled in 2013 over the previous years. you see that 38 were considered high risk, three fewer than the previous years. take a look at the medium and low risk. that number soared and this year was other close calls. two of them were high profile. over newark, you had a united airlines landing with 160 passengers on board, it comes within 150 yards of a united express regional jet preparing to take off. now the faasm says that its fairly new voluntary reporting system, they say that has led to more increased reporting and that's how they explained the higher numbers. some air traffic controllers say that may be true but they feel that there are other factors at play here. they say some of these control towers are under staffed, that leads

cbs news correspondent alfonso van marsh has more from israel report roar piles of mangled metal and school in gaza strip after an it israeli air strike. united states and united nations condemn the attack. us secretary general bonaci moon called eight moral outrage an criminal act the state department released a harsh statement that says the united states is appalled by today's disgraceful shelling outside a school sheltering some 3,000 displaced persons. >> israel began pulling back most of its troops on the ground as the country said it was close to completing its mission. but attacks on both sides continued throughout the day. israelis ran for cover inside a shopping mall as the iron domed defense system intercepted a hamas rock. inside, rockets sirens delayed our interview with new yorker ns tanya who recently converted to judyism then moved to israel two week ago. >> why would you move here during a war? >> i think that's the perfect time to move. because we need to show the terrorist that is we stand united as jews with israel. >> reporter: they are embracing a new life here d

let aguess to cnn's rennae marsh at the white house.about the president and what's happening in ferguson, missouri, the department of justice we know had asked police not to release the video showing michael brown allegedly robbing a store there. they're all getting involved but the federal investigation, how is that moving forward? do we know what agents are focusing on right now? >> we do know this, christi. captain ron johnson, who has been on the ground, he informed protesters just yesterday that new witnesses have been interviewed. we do know that about 40 fbi agents went back to the neighborhood where michael brown was shot and killed, knocking on doors, going door to door, essentially what they are looking for are additional eyewitnesses, people who have not yet come forward and may have very valuable information. in the meantime, there is this push for that second autopsy to happen, and they're looking for the department of justice to oversee that. this push is coming from the family's attorney, benjamin crump. he says he wrote

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cbs news correspondent alphonso van marsh reports from london. >> london dr.seuss ann hendricksson spends her free time in cooking class, but always on stand by for nearby emergency. the michigan native download dollars new app that uses gps to connect her to someone in trouble. >> usually all that's needed in this scenario, would come in, maybe cpr, and before the ambulance arrives -- >> the good morning sam app links good samaritans to those with medical training to those who need help. the victim or someone who witness as emergency press as call button, at a medic should come running. >> the green is a responder. >> brain surgeon mark wilson said he created the app to save lives. >> we have a great ambulance response, but unfortunately no one can provide response within a minute or two minutes. >> the app creators say in most cities, somebody with first aid skills is also only a few hundred feet away when disaster strikes. >> and it is able can anyone help, getting the right person who has the skills to come next-door to help. >> to make sure ship just an a

then they went south and down to upper climate marsh. then he turned east to a place that he named winter ridge and summer lake. there is a lake here called summerlike. then he went in a circuitous route through water valley and through into nevada. made theis trip was , information was published in a report and some 10,000 copies were made. almost every wagon train that came out from back here in missouri to oregon in 1845 and towards california country have this chart with them and this map. c-span's localre content vehicles are going next online. you are watching american history tv every weekend on c-span3. the author is our guest this week. >> she was so beautiful and smart and so witty. she was always irresistible to men. i gave her 80th birthday party. richard cohen was at this party. they sat together after dinner having coffee. at one point, she began to stroke his beard. i have never said met an 80 euro before i so wanted to leap into bed with. she has a

opposition figures are staging a marsh -- in march. >> marching on the other end, 20,000 security and police officers. >> along the 300 kilometer route to the capital. he calls the government corrupt and calling for fresh elections. >> we demand that the prime minister will resign. >> the prime minister is offering to investigate the operations. >> it will play with the constitution. >> security forces have set up road locks to make sure the protest don't get out of control. >> we are joined on the line from islamabad who leads the center for research in security studies. does this pose an actual threat actio? >> from the prime minister, it started off almost 12 hours ago. it is expected the march would have swelled to tens of thousands of people. and behind the scenes, a lot is going on. it is very difficult to say if it is a threat to the prime minister and the government. they're sticking to the demand heating up to fresh elections. >> there are rumors that pakistan's military is covertly sponsoring these protests. is that credible? >> there is strong speculation about that. it has

of course to the cover of the book shows marsh. that is the ultimate goal, at least for the foreseeable future. there is an entire new plan and waiting to be explored. we would learn a huge amount about the geology of or solar system, about the -- about planetary science from the exploration of mars. i think that we would also learned a lot about ourselves having to establish a presence on another planet. this is, of course, a 100 your goal. it is, i think, an important one. >> host: what was the moon-mars program? >> guest: the moon-mars program was initiated by president bush in about 2004. to use them as a steppingstone to get to mars, to build the infrastructure that would allow us to utilize resources off planet, an extra terrestrial resources, if you will, in order to not have to carry some much stuff with us when we explore space. so the program was designed to build in a step-wise fashion. our current knowledge from the station to the moon again and then also a way to go to mars and about 35 years. now, their cost was very

the marsh follows a three-day conference from community activists frommed and rot country looked at ways to create what organizers called a just transition from polluting energy to clean-energy. >> what we want to do is retrain workers to work in a new economy that is not based on the extraction of fossil fuels like crude oils and like coal. keep it in the earth, otherwise, all of this land that we are standing on will be flooded over as the sea levels rise and we don't want to see that for our children or our grandchildren. >> following the marsh, local artists performed for the crowd on a solar-powered stage. >>> one day left to catch performances at outside lands and the police bust that might have you thinking twice about buying tickets. >> and those residents who may never forget the devastating fire and explosion in san bruno and how one woman who lost her family turned the tragedy into positive action. >> in weather low clouds and fog on the increase. coming up i will breakdown drizzle chances and when the possibility of . >>> nearly four years ago the city of san bruno was change

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the first fire started after 3:30 yesterday afternoon in marsh west of highway then and 29 interchangethe marsh land was too soft for the heavy engine and firefighters battled the flames on foot as it burns through the grass at 7' to 8' high the winds burned 5 to ten acres. >>> a federal judge rejected the attempt to block the sale of nine sam money models with iphone features. they wanted a district judge in san jose to issue an order preventing fuel sales of the phones. the judge refused saying apple did not prove the intellectual theft hurt their sales or diminished were reputation. tour months ago apple was awarded $119 million in damages for samsung infringement on technology. apple asked for $2.2 >>> san ramon police are asking the public to look out for a missing woman who suffers from dementia. the 77-year-old speaks little english and was seep leaving the home yesterday afternoon. she speaks russian. she has light brown hair and brown areas. the familiar says she left the house without her medication. call san ramon police right away. >>> san francisco police hope photos will

alfonso van marsh for cbs news, tel aviv israel. >>> cbs's face the nation will be coming your way attle bit later this morning at 10:30 here on cbs 36789 joining us now with the preview live from washington is cws this morning co hose nora o'donnell. nora good morning. >> good morning, diane a we will get an update on thati3 breaking news out of gaza that israeli air strike killing at least ten civilians. we will talk with the head of the u.n. relief ag3ncy to find out how bad the situation is on the ground for many of those palestinians. then we want to update the ebola crisis. as you know, one of the american health care workers is back from after africa in atlanta being watched by the cdc. we will talk to the center for i disease control and ask doctor tom freedman what they are doing to make sure ebola does not spread here at home. >> interestingly here in washington there will be a huge africa summit all next week. some 50 heads of state are expected here, concerns about ebola, other things happening in africa including economic investment that could u.s. jobs. we will check in

rene marsh, cnn, washington. >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry is urging a global coordinated effort to defeat isis. in a column, kerry says no decent country can support the horrors perpetrated by isis, and no civilized country should shirk its responsibility to help stamp out this disease. kerry writes that coalition building is hard work but extremists like isis can only be defeated when responsible nations and their peoples unite to oppose them. >>> well, the u.s. military has shed more light on its operations against isis in iraq. the pentagon said friday american forces have carried out 110 air strikes since august 8. that includes missions conducted that same day on isis fighters near the mosul dam. meantime another migfight is un way in iraq. let's go live to baghdad. i believe we're talking about fallujah? >> reporter: natalie, if you recall back in january, this was the first city to fall to militants, but since then they have been bombarding it on a daily basis. air strikes and what some rights groups say

officials say she was last seen in a dark shirt and pants walking near marsh drive. she's described as 5'5" and 150 pounds, light brown hair and brown eyes. >>> continuing coverage of the south napa earthquake. look at this video. it was taken by cameras at the yard that houses the the napa valley wine train. the cars shook violently on the track and transformers exploded in the background. the quake forced the destination to shut down last sunday and monday. it's been reopened after the tracks, train, bridges, and the trusles all passed inspection. reopening is the word everyone wants to hear this morning. there was celebrating last night as businesses welcomed holiday travelers. they popped champaigne at the west westin hotel. some rooms are available for guests this weekend and they are making the most of it. the staff at the san francisco winery is organizing a bus load of volunteers to go to napa to help with cleanup. at the first united methodist church, there was a barbecue on the lawn as the church is leaning off kilter an lost part of the facade. commissione

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it burned through dry grass and marsh land. not a fast fire, but it moved fast. the fire burning just behind the neighborhood. just behind barbara mcdermott's home. >> first of all, i was still nervous from the earthquake on sunday. and i thought, oh, my gosh, now we've got this. >> reporter: her driveway, sprinkled with ash that flew over her house. >> my concern was that thieves would land on the roof. >> reporter: vallejo fire says 25 homes were threatened. for barbara, it was too close. >> you see where the brush ends. >> reporter: at one point, the fire was climbing up into the trees. cal fire helicopter aided crews on ground, which couldn't drive trucks into the burning marsh land. vallejo fire says when it arrived, four homeless people were walking out of the fire. >> one of them came up to us, and advised that her daughter was still in the tent, and that she was trapped inside the fire. >> reporter: instead of its typical response to a grass fire, firefighters went into rescue mode, and rushed into the flames. into a homeless encampment, searching for a v

alfonso van marsh shows us how the good sam app works. >> reporter: london dr. susan henderson spends her free time on cooking class but is always on stand-by for a nearby emergency. the michigan native downloaded a new app that uses gps to connect her to someone in trouble. >> usually all that's needed in this sort of scenario where the app would come in would be maybe five minutes of cpr before the ambulance arrives. >> reporter: the good sam app links good samaritans who have medical training to those who need help. the victim or someone who witnesses an emergency presses a call button and a medic should come running. mark wilson said he created the app to save lives. >> we have a great ambulance response, but unfortunately no one can get there within a minute or two minutes. >> reporter: the app creators say in most cities somebody with first aid skills is often only a few-feet away when disaster strikes. -- few hundred feet away when disaster strikes. to make sure help is just an app alert away, good message needs more off-duty medics like hendrick son to b

>> rene marsh at the white house. thanks so much. in addition to this federal autopsy, brown's family also brought in michael baden, a high profile pathologist, why? >> reporter: there is reason where you can see people would be concerned about the state's investigation of this case. that's where michael baden comes in. they want someone to do an independent investigation or an investigation for them and they believe that mikemichael baden do that credibly. they add an expert to their team, pathologist michael baden. baden has brought his expertise to the stand in a number of closely watched cases. he famously testified in o.j. simpson's murder trial. he was chairman of the committee of pathologists that investigated the assassinations of john f. kennedy and dr. martin luther king, jr. >> why? because it ensures trust. trust is a very important thing. the family wants to know what happened and why should they just rely upon what the authorities tell them? >> reporter: earlier this week the st. louis county medical examiner's office d

rene marsh, thank you very much for that. just something quickly i want to bring to your attention as well. this has just come into cnn's newsroom. that is sigh roiraq's largest hydroelectric dam just north of the second largest city in the country, mosul, has now been captured and is in the control of isis militants. control the dam and you have a lot of the control over the people and the geography as well. united states air strikes destroying targets inside iraq, artillery pieces obliterated, op rated by a militant group called isis being taken out by those air strikes. this is the same group whose spokesperson is bragging that group could take over the united states of america. have a listen for yourself. [ speaking foreign language ] did you catch that last part, we will raise our flag in the white house. probably not a stretch to say that's highly unlikely. but u.s. intelligence officials are more troubled by isis today and their ambitions beyond iraq. our jim sciutto, chief national correspondent at cnn, is with me. al

. >>> 77-year-old woman was the last cease around noon walking near her home on marsh drive.e is 5-foot 5, 150 pounds with light hair and brown eyes. family members say she speaks little english and has a heavy russian accent. a new search is scheduled to get underway. >>> and wanted for a double homicide was arrested in mexico part of 13 years on the run. carlos was arrested earlier this week in in the area of mexico. he is now in los angeles county jail and it's not known when elk extraditioned. >>> and a crew member was working on the show in nebraska. buy was killed during -- brice was killed at a segment in omaha. the suspect had a gunshot at them and they opened fire. he was hit by a bullet from an officer's gun. police also killed the suspect and the incident is under an investigation. >>> an accidental shooting by a nine-year-old girl is triggering a new debate over gun control. she was shot while firing an easy. 28 states have recalls and however these do not apply to youths and some are questioning why. >> it may not be a law on the books but this is where common- s

rene marsh, cnn, washington. >>> now to news out of the middle east. the israeli military says one of its air strikes has killed a top hamas official in gaza city. you're seeing some of the chaotic aftermath there. mohammed al-oul allegedly supervise it had group's transactions. palestinian medics confirmed his death. israeli air strikes killed more than a dozen other palestinians sunday. gaza's ministry of health says a mother and her three children who were in their house were also among the dead. meantime, the israeli military says this video shows rockets being launched toward israel from a medical facility in a refugee camp in northern gaza. four israelis were wounded in shelling at a border crossing on sunday. >>> iran denies reports it send hundreds of soldiers into iraq to help kurdish fighters battle isis. numerous reports said iranian troops helped peshmerga forces last week in a battle to push isis out of a town just 30 kilometers from iran t iranian border. iran's foreign minister has been on an official visit to baghdad. mohammed javad met

cbs news correspondent alfonso van marsh has the latest from tel aviv. >> reporter: israel's military announced missing solder, golddean is dead. israel claimed that hamas militants captured golddean but ab army statement released sunday local time says it was determined that he was killed in action on friday. >> saturday night golddean's family hold a news conference pleading for israel to bring their son home. there was also a prayer service, hundreds who knew the the solder combaterd on the school campus where he once studied. the military announced that the 23 year-old was row promoted to lieutenant posthumously. family spokesmen broke the news of golddean's death to hundreds of support shore gathered outside the family home. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu reiterate that had israel will not back down as long as hamas militants continue to fire rockets at his country. >> hamas again will return the hard way that israel will do whatever it must do to protect its people. >> reporter: met net's remarks came on national television a day after the latest humanitarian seized f

cbs news correspondent alfonso van marsh is in london with the details. >> reporter: art lovers can nowxplore london's museum after dark. robotic cameras are giving people an erie overnight tours of 500 years worth of british art. >> you can be on your couch anywhere in the world and if you have the right internet connection and browser you can come and see what we have in our gallery at night. >> reporter: people logging on to the museum's web site will get a chance to remotely control the robots. >> it will get a bit longer. >> reporter: jane burton says sensors will keep machines from bumping into priceless masterpiecees. the even when the lights go out, tour guides will still be giving on line visitors information about the artwork and taking them through the exhibits. >> we want it to feel like it is spooky, mysterious. >> reporter: christine and brian murphy are visiting from massachusetts. they say tours are cool but don't compare to the real thing. >> knowing that i'm occupying the same space that the artists did, i have that same relationship to that painting, just moves me. >>

highway 101 right near marsh road. we have new developments right now from a job training program in menlow park. >> we learned that the road worker who was killed today was part of the family here at job train, a menlo park-based organization, and we've done many a success story here in the past. that makes today's story truly sad. sky 7 hd has an overhead view of the accident. the black mercedes coupe you say smashed into the fence was going southbound on highway 101 in redwood city. the woman behind the wheel struck two contract employees from caltrans as they did landscape work along the shoulder. >> one of the workers had fatal injuries and another one was able to move out of the way and sustained minor injuries, and also the driver, she sustained minor injuries when she was transported to the hospital. >> reporter: highway patrol doesn't know how fast the car was going or what caused the driver to lose control. there's only a small birm and no guardrail along the shoulder. the mercedes also struck several cars in

"action news" was there as bus's arrived at the brand new marsh creek sixth grade center in downingtown, chester county this morning. the new school's curriculum focuses on the environment and plans to use the nearby park and waterways for educational purposes. >>> delaware governor jack markell was on hand to welcome students at brandywine high school in wilmington. education secretary mark murphy joined the governor as ae tor ithed fayof doueirmeinleakorea in fin. t rellooy tosestl t >> thook onladelpedndaideou iniredbyi.>ti tonnenmecaosfree ys, kle ay.into wte>>finou aroreey h ngd ar ande yfe a ateu mightbegh riw pwh w y yeteporteep l ot w bamng h atola w isir eadingdenlandinhoenix adeca o> n sclmony's wasg p oacnen smotg tt of, tnlhin>> ooy. tookhl himbe t one why of, tnlhin>> ooy. tookhl himbe t one why tol tce istiggonis. roe daagyone >>> well, many hotels are taking a page from airlines and charging fees, for certain services. a new study find that hotels are charging guests for services like early check in, bed type guarantee, and even luggage storage. study by a new york univer

alfonso van marsh, cbs news tel aviv israel. >>> good morning carol. it wasn't exactly what i expect to wake up to this morning. >> well, diana, that is you why should have gotten up yesterday morning and listened to me. >> well, i'll be sure to do that next time. >> you'll do that next time now that you know. we did expect to find some showers after midnight. i think yesterday turned out fine for most people most of the day after very heavy showers in the morning. especially along the shore areas where i think i myself right now in atlantic county. you can see lots of showers. perhaps it is slightly brighter in rehoboth beach. not much this is a time lapse over last four hours and you can see rain showers they have been dealing with their as well. temperature of 67 degrees right now and wind northeast at 9 miles an hour. once again just like yesterday not the brightest start to the day but the day doesn't finish that badly yesterday. we will probably be, similar today. this looks a lot like yesterday does if you were watching, and diana will next time

and my intent is never to secondly, marshes i know that disadvantages it could cause. and my employee was jet lag it was no excuse on our part. i feel the ruling is too harsh i mean it's - you know, my sgibt in the neighborhood is important i prefer to pay a fine if that's possible with an infraction >> can i explain why you prefer that and because i have i pride myself in honest and my integrity t is important what did you guys do and look at it us like we're criminals kind of thing did something really, really wrong we did but i don't like to have that, you know. >> so what would you suggest would be a fair penalty. >> it's your call i'll pay a thousand. >> let's be clear we can't change it to the fine a monetary fine that's not in the legislation okay. >> then we're at a dead end then. >> why not if you don't mind me asking. >> we didn't write the legislation and you see where i'm coming from. >> we understand unfortunately, we're not having the authority to alter fines period. >> i believe you don't have signs in our store about policies of not selling to minors an

they could bring back to the brac squad tomorrow, interesting note with henry and curtis marsh cut today. that means the easily have two players remaining from their 011 draft class, 6 of their 7 pick also including danny watkins are gone. mickal sam has been released by the saint louis rams. >>> college football now, new penn state head coach said he was a nervous wreck leading up to the first game in him dublin ireland. penn state taking on central florida, 5,000 on hand the largest ever to watch an american game in ireland. what a show. 79-yard score, penn state up ten. hackenberg. holman runs it in, ryan down with one toking. final drive, hackenberg. in field goal range. in for the game winner, down 1, no time left. pep state wins 26-24. first win for franklin who is ready to throw a big party. >> i want to enjoy it with our guys, i don't know what the flight regulations are, but we'll be partying all the way back to the united states. >> they are partying back to state college . >> meteorologist melissa magee has the accuweather forecast with the unofficial end to the summer, here c

no exact cause of a fire, only that it did indeed start in one of the homeless encampments in the marshbehind me, firefighters left, there's no more concern about hotspots flaring up, luckily no one was injured. scott rates. >>> on to a developing story, new questions about security after a security breach at the pg & e metcalfe substation in santa clara station. somebody broke in and stole equipment from that station, but this burglary happened at the same substation hit by a sniper attack last year. kron4 there tonight, and in santa clara county, philipe. >> reporter: and it doesn't appear this is connected to the sniper attack, nevertheless, items were stolen and pg & e says the thieves got in through the fence. brian tates lons of fence along the fence line where police think thieves broke in tuesday night and early wednesday morning, stealing construction tools. however, the burglary did not interrupt services for pg & e customers. >> fire equipment damage, no outages associated with this. >> reporter: human error is blamed for the successful breach of security alarms installed aft

alfonso van marsh has more. >> reporter: a christian aid agency says that three of its missionary whoseect area of lie beer yard showing no signs of the virus since they return to america. >> they were healthy when they got on the airplane in lie beer, yeah they were healthy and checked from the county before they deplane at charlotte douglass airport and they have been checking their health this morning, all are healthy. >> reporter: sim organization, flew missionaries home sunday, they are in quarantine. nancy wrightbol who contracted ebola came back to the states last week. she remains in isolation in the atlanta hospital. one of the missionaries who return is nancy wrightbol's husband david. health workers say it is the worst ebola out break on record responsible for a thousand deaths in three african countries. >> i'm afraid to say it is probably going to get worse too. >> reporter: spanish doctors say they will treat a priest evacuated from liberia to spain after he contracted ebola with the u.s. made experimental drug. it is same ebola drug given to nancy wrightbol and another am

. >> cnn aviation correspondent renee marsh is covering all this for us. it's hard to believe that malaysia flight 370 has been missing now for five months. they still haven't found one single even tiny little piece of the plane. the australian officials suggest they are narrowing the search, though. are they? >> well, the big news today is officials now believe that after the plane flew north through the straits of malacca, you just heard him say it, the plane turned south a little bit earlier than originally thought. but as we just heard, the search area remains the same. so what does that mean? they still believe that the plane is someplace along the so-called seventh arc, the final line you're looking at on that graph in the south indian ocean. but because of that failed satellite phone call they've been studying, when the search does resume, they are going to sharply focus further south on that arc. again, that's all based on this new refined data that they've been looking at, wolf. >> searchers have spent the past few months mapping the ocean floor.