ford meets with marsh, marsh hears the story, and marsh immediately understands the gravity of the situation. he has left richard nixon believing that there could be a pardon, and they wanted to get the troops together. "i want you to talk to hartmann again," and one of nixon's closest advisors who is still working in the white house, and they both tell ford, "you can't leave this this way." this becomes important. they are all three in the room. ford picks up the phone and called al haig and says, and i am paraphrasing here, i am under no obligation to consider a pardon, and haig said, "i understand." that is going right back to the oval office. this is what gerald ford told me. this is what gerald ford said to an investigating committee, when ford becomes the first president since abraham lincoln to allow himself to go to congress to testify. the evidence shows that this is absolutely true, that there was no deal. but he did pardon richard nixon. he pardoned him on september 9, 1974. the pardon was full. the pardon was absolute, and, as you will see in a moment, the real story of the pardo

but again, it is approaching marsh, major injuries.e know that at least one lane is getting by so you can use that area but expect some pretty good sized delays. you may want to consider using 280 as an alternate. here's a live look at a very foggy golden gate bridge. i know roberta has been showing you some fog along the coast. so visibility a problem coming out of sausalito into san francisco. but overall the traffic flow is looking good on northbound and southbound 101. bay bridge we do have a backup extending almost to the maze. the metering lights are turned on at 5:49. so just your usual stuff. even though i am starting to see some slowing on the span itself, maybe because they switched on the lights a little bit later than normal. also giants game 12:45. here's roberta with the forecast. >>> yesterday was 101 degrees in gilroy. i'm going big and going 103 there today. it's true! even though we have this -- i know, elizabeth stole my thunder. i'm going to share it with you again now. we have fog at the golden gate bridge right no

marsh, can you talk about all the suppor support?> we are fortunate to have experts at ucsf and stanford uc day of the, parkinson's substitute, kiers have experts. >> you have 30 seconds. >> i know, don't be afraid. if things happen and when they, do accept them. move on. i'm not the kind of person that says, oh, i'll find some good in it. there is a lot of good in life. like the family, the job, the audience, so the bottom wleen on it is i'm very fortunate. i kind of laughed when michael j. fox had a group called lucky guy. frankly now i get it. i am. >> you are a lucky guy. we are lucky to have you here. >> thanks. >> i hope you keep working for aening lo, long time. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> my pleasure. folks at home, thank you for being with us. we hope all the comments you heard today will help a lot of people live income parkinson's disease, you can find links on our website. thanks, so much for joining us. we'll see you next time. >>> hi, welcome to the "kitchen experts" show. today we're in alameda. they move

rene marsh, let me bring you in.u are learning. >> at this point, brooke, i have very little information, just got off the phone with the faa, and that is what we know. we know that this plane is in the water. according to the faa. we don't know exactly where along the island of jamaica, but it is in the water. it has crashed off the coast of jamaica. we are expecting to get more details in a matter of minutes from the faa, filling in the blanks here. but this is what we know, that this plane is no longer in the air, it is now in the water off the coast of the island of jamaica. brooke? >> okay. a in the water. rene, thank you. mary schiavo, miles o'brien, aviation analyst, lots and lots of years of dealing with planes. and mary to you as far as crash investigations go, tell me procedure. what happens now that we know this plane is in the water? >> well, now that we know it's in the water, the national transportation safety board will coordinate with jamaica. both have an interest in it. the u.s. -- the plane was a f

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northbound 101 at marsh road and i think a sig alert is probably coming because a hard closure will be there for a while. there are no meaning problems and -- no major problems and we can look at the carquinez bridge, that drive is about 17 minutes and this is as good as it gets between those two points. 4:30 let's go back to the desk. >>> news 2 is now calling the leadership of its open chief into question. tara moriarty joins us from city hall where firefighters will be asking the mayor to step in, tara? >> reporter: that is right, according to multiple sources, firefighters are not happy with their chief. the firefighters union and all of the unions representing them will be presenting the mayor with a letter today. they will be expressing a confidence in leadership within the chicago fire department. this comes from no consequence last week. they are angry about response time and they fear the public safety is put into jeopardy. haze white said i am very pleased to see while the call vol tips to rise transport teams are improve willing. transport ambulances have improved not nearly

there's some flooding blocking a couple lanes northbound 101 approaching marsh road. still early enough not causing a delay on our sensors yet. out the door here's a live look at the san mateo bridge. westbound 92 holding steady but we have a high wind advisory. chp posted it around midnight. but drive times still okay. this is the closure for the folsom off-ramp coming off the bay bridge that first exit into san francisco. if you are going to the financial district, get off on the fremont section of the off- ramp. partial off-ramp closure. you can use harrison instead. just going to have to wait and see what this does for the bay bridge commute. right now everything is fine. we have a reporter on the scene so we'll have live updates throughout the morning. here's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. so far no metering lights, no delay into san francisco. coming up, we'll get a check of mass transit. in the meantime, back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> driving into san francisco from oakland is expected to be even more congested the next six

he drives lauren astley's body to the marsh. he carries it 36 feet into the water. he drives back home. he cleans up the garage.

he drives lauren astley's body to the marsh. he carries it 36 feet into the water. he drives back home. he cleans up the garage.

. >> it's been called the people's climate marsh, activists holding demonstrates around the world this sunday ahead of the u.n. assembly in new york. in new york, the biggest protest, more than 400,000 people demanding action on climate change. >> i think that we need to put caps on carbon emissions. we need to not track, we need to be less dependent on no one renewable oil and other resources. >> calling for signs in a cleaner planet in london. in france, calling for a clean future with more renewable energy. >> in germany, 10,000 protested global warming. in rio, the christ the redeemer statue was awash in green lights. al gore walked with the united nations secretary general, ban ki-moon. >> there is no time to lose. if we do not take action now, we will have to pay much more. >> more than 120 world leaders will meet at the summit. speakers will include president obama and the actor leonardo decaprio, the u.n.'s messenger for peace. >> nothing's going to happen this week in new york at the numb. the biggest action is on the streets, the climate change movement coming of age, demonst

white marsh township hearing this construction will clear soon. pike is blocked near butler pike stick to germantown pike. >> there's no sign of the killer who ambushed and shot a state trooper to death. the murder happened a week ago in the state police barracks. today heavy security surrounded the trooper who died. mourners lined the campus of mary wood university. eric frien. 's fantasy became a reality. he prepared with a re-enacting military group. >> it is only a matter of time until we bring you to justice for committing this cowardly act. >> police have teams spread throughout the poconos from the site of the shooting to his home in monroe county. several schools are closed due to safety concerns. investigators believe his solely grudge is with law enforcement and the public should not be in any grave danger. >>> one person connected to a center city attack on two gay men has ties to a local archdiocesan high school. katherine scott has more on this. >> reporter: good morning, tam, one of the people that is being questioned is the assist a

>> alphonso van marsh in london. thank you, alphonso. >>> president obama said he is pleased for the support to arm rebels. the house approved the measure wednesday. meanwhile isis released a new video. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. yeah, this video is a little bit difference than the others. the british journalist featured is promised to appear in an upcoming series as congress approves a big part of president obama's plan to keep u.s. boots off the ground there. plans to tackle isis militants on the ground in syria are now taking shachlt yesterday the senate followed the house and voted to give the president the authority to train and equip moderate syrian rebels. >> the strong bipartisan support for this new training effort shows america the world is united in confronting the threat of isil. >> i'm against one part of the plan. that's basically going over, taking our people, our special people into syria, training them, spending $500 million, and taking sides ag

the marshes provide a buffer zone to prevent flooding of nearby communities.ore it gets into the bay. >> they turn out to be one of the greatest types of habitats to store carbon out of the air. >> reporter: both projects connect to other marsh restorations. and both face big construction challenges. it requires digging channel, building wide, gradual slopes and creating 500 smile islands, all to support habitat. reinforcing a levee, so it won't be compromised when bay water comes rushing in. these blocks are part of that process. >> this is a similar product you see in styrofoam coolers. it's more compressed. >> reporter: the foam is placed in a trench next to the highway. then, wrapped in huge plastic sheets before covered with dirt. levee breaches for both projects are scheduled for next year. but it will take several decades for nature to fully complete the restoration. >> both projects will include a lot of public access to the wetlands. to keep up with the progress, look for the links we posted at abc7news.com. >>> a wild catch by fishermen out of florid

alfonso van marsh, cbs news, london. >> scotland is expecting a record turnout for the referendum. the results are expected early tomorrow morning and of course we will bring them to you on wusa9 in the morning. >>> after a little bit of rain earlier in the week, we have been looking darn good in the weather department recently. meteorologist erica grow is checking to see just how long this gorgeous weather will stick around. good morning, erica. >>> good morning, mike or good afternoon. good afternoon, mike. we are looking at a few sprinkles and showers starting to develop on doppler 9000. this is just a two-hour loop so you can see how the shower appeared in harford county. bubbled up all of a sudden. we have cloud cover on the beltway but this is the only sprinkle we have. 9 futurecast, i think this is a bit overdone but you get the idea. there is the potential for some showers to develop through the i-95 corridor, especially between the beltways just as you're getting the kids off of bus getting home from school. but things start to actually settle down as we head into the even

alfonso van marsh has more on today's announcement that a new royal baby is on the way. >> reporter: prince william and kate announced they are adding another royal to the family. a little over a year after prince george was born. palace officials have not revealed the due date, but they say the queen and members of both families are delighted. >> we saw all of the scenes when prince george was on the way, and huge adulation and celebration. and maybe not quite as excited as last time. we have been there before. >> royal insiders believe kate is still in the first few months. palace aides say she is suffering severe morning sickness, like she did with prince george. she canceled an engagement at oxford monday so she could rest and receive medical care. doctors will look after kate here at kensington palace, will and kate's london home. >> when we were inside, they shared with us the announcement. >> stephanie jeanette is from massachusetts, was with a group of tourists at kensington palace. >> you hear ahhh or yeah or awwww, so you know, in all different languages, you would hear tha

the marshes provide a buffer zone during high tide. and storms.revent flooding of nearby communities. and, they filter out pollution, before it gets into the bay. >> they also -- turn out to be one of the greatest types of hab talts to store car been out of the air which is one thing we really need to slow the rate of climate change. >> beth projects connect to other marsh restorations and both face big construction challenges. the wetland require digging channels, building wide, gradual slopes and creating 500 small island. all to support different types of title habitat. the ranch project. include reinforcing a leafy. it won't be compromised when bay water comes rushing in. big white blocks are part of the process. >> this is a similar product that you see in styrofoam coolers. a little more compressed. provides the lightweight. >> the foam is placed in a trench next to the highway. then wrapped in huge plastic sheets before it is covered with dirt. levee breaches for both projects scheduled for next year. it will take several decade for nature

alphonso van marsh reports the suspect has disappeared again into the woods. >> reporter: this is the car he used as a getaway car after shooting two troopers, killing one on september 12th. it was found in a pennsylvania swamp days later and police say they've discovered more evidence that shows he's hiding in these woods. >> some of the items include cigarettes and soiled diapers that we found in the area. >> reporter: he has eluded capture by disappeared into the extremely rugged terrain. he was spotted at recently as tuesday by law enforcement but remain as step ahead. >> any sightings that we have had that occurred by law enforcement, again, were at a significant distance. it wasn't an opportunity to take a few steps and apprehend him. >> reporter: the search for frein has led residents to a virtual lockdown with no end in sight. >> we believe frein has planned extensively for this to avoid apprehension. >> reporter: but police say if he's spotted again and doesn't surrender, they're ready to act. >> legal force is authorized if an officer is able to positively identify him. >> r

in new york, alphonso van marsh for "eyewitness news" on the cw philly three afghan soldiers missinga military base in massachusetts were found today at a border crossing in niagara falls new york. they were training at a base in cape cod when they vanished saturday. officials speculate the men were trying to avoid going back to afghanistan. >>> having someone propose at a sporting event not necessarily an uncommon thing. >> it is a little different when you're a football player and you propose after an overtime win on national television. this happened yesterday after the seahawks beat the broncos. cornerback deshawn shead met his girlfriend jessica on the field and popped the question surrounded by family and friends. >> the big screen had your name on it. >> i know, i was actually surprised. they're playing our song. i was like how random honey they're playing our song. >> this is a big part, winning the super bowl, i got my ring and we played the broncos again and she got her ring. >> well, shead had a quiet game on the field, he registered just one tackle but i think tonight we

. >> cbs news correspondent alphonso van marsh has more from london. >> reporter: prince william andte announce they're adding another royal to the family a little over a year after prince george was born. kate is still in her first few months. palace aids say she's suffering severe morning sickness like she did with prince george. she canceled an engagement at oxford monday so she could rest and receive medical care. >> few days. we're thrilled. it's great news. early days but i'm happy when things settle down and she feels better. >> reporter: doctors will look after kate here at will and kate's london home. >> when we were inside they shared with us the announcement. stephanie from massachusetts was with a group of tourists at kensington palace. >> you would hear a yeah yeah or a oh. i thought it on twitter and i freaked out and i was so happy. >> reporter: prince george is now 13 months old and third in line to the british throne. his little brother or sister will be fourth in line moving ahead of uncle harry. in london alphonso van marsh for "eyewitness news" on the cw philly. >

rene marsh in washington, thanks so much. let's bring in a couple more experts.miles o'bryan and david soucie. miles, david a former faa inspector and author of "why planes crash, an accident investigator's fight for safe skies." miles, based on the fact the f-15 fighters could see a pilot slumped over and breathing by the prostfrosted windows, that highly likely there was a decompression event? >> the evidence is put in that direction, john. you had a situation where he reported an indication that something was not correct, which is a vague statement, and then he requested a drop in altitude to 18,000 feet. there was not a lot of urgency portrayed in that radio transmission and it was kind of a muddled message, if you will, which would tell you something about perhaps someone sumping from hypoxia and euphoria. he might have been suffering from it when he made the call. the air traffic controller did not pick up on the signs. he was busy and did not get him down to a lower altitude, 18,000 feet quickly. >> hypoxia is lack of oxygen and leads to confusion? >> when

the trial of ali marsh. marsh is accused in a deadly home invasion. prosecutors say he was one of two men who broke into a strawberry mansion home back in march of 2012 and opened fire. the home's owner was killed and his wife seriously hurt. >>> it is 5:36. we're exactly one year away from world meeting of families planned for philadelphia. and to mark the milestone today, pope francis will be visiting philadelphia zoo. okay, he won't be here, about the a cutout of the pontiff will be. there's been no official confirmation yet. they can't do that this far out, but there are hopes that the holy father will visit next year. the world meeting of families is the world's largest catholic gathering of families. >>> a parent's plea. >> everybody in this room and those watching knows that what happened to hannah could happen to their child. >> where's hannah? the new clues about the disappearance of the college student more than a week ago. >>> and for better or for worse. bad weather's helping firefighters battling wildfires on the west coast, but it's also

cbs news correspondent alfonso van marsh showsus new evidence that is pointing them in his direction. >> reporter: this is the jeep that police say suspect cop killer eric frein used as a getaway car after shooting at two state troopers killing one on september 12th. it was found in the pennsylvania swamp days later and police say they have discovered more evidence that one of the fbi's most wanted is hiding in these woods. >> some of those items include serbian cigarettes and soiled diapers that we have found in the area. >> reporter: police say frein a survivor list has alluded capture by difficulties a appearing in the extremely rugged terrain. he was spotted tuesday by law enforcement but remains a step ahead. >> any sight goes we have had, incurred by law enforcement were at a significant distance. there was in the an opportunity to take a few steps. >> reporter: search for frein has left residents of these hills under a virtual lock town one with no end in sight. >> we believe that frein has prepared and planned extensively for months, or maybe years for this attack and his effo

marsh is acaused in a deadly home invasion. police say he was one of two men who broke into a strawberry mansion home in 2012 and opened fire. the homeowner was killed. his wife seriously hurt. >>> this morning, it's damage assessment time in michigan after a weekend tornado there. >> next, a look at the path of destruction left behind and why officials are questioning their alert system. >>> and west african leaders are in philadelphia today discussing strategies for controlling the ebola outbreak. we'll tell you why they're here. >>> nice, cool start this morning. a live view of boathouse row. the temperatures are in the 60s right now and the wind is just getting started. >>> at 4:38, a live look at the aramark building, flag's flapping in the wind. it will be a rather cool end to the summer. bill henley will be up with the forecast literally about 40 seconds away. >>> firefighters say three dozen buildings have been destroyed in a wildfire in northern california that's only growing. crews are going back in dangerous conditio

you are good to go, somewhere there or around the white marsh area.nd we will keep you updated with any issues as we go through the the rest of the morning, chris. >>> caitlin, how about this, over the the years often people become close with their neighbors but would you run in the burning building for yourself and do it twice? well, one guy did? what he has to say about the whole >>> family flying into the philadelphia area would see this, this is a view from philly international, from center city. >> very cool. >> it just looks sticky outside from this picture. >> it is kind of foggy, muggy and gross. >> so welcome to philadelphia. >> yeah. >> so, in georgia a man springs to action after seeing his neighbor's home on fire. >> you will love this guy, and what he did saved the lives of four people. fire fighters and neighbors are calling eddie hamilton a hero. he deserves that moniker. fire trapped three kids. hamilton heard their screams, busted out a window. two kids and a mom escaped. but a third was still inside. hamilton ran into get the kid. he

renee marsh here with me. what do we know? >> two f-15 jets are trailing this general aviation aircraft. the problem is, the pilot is not respon responsive. air traffic control trying to communicate. however that individual is not speaking back to air traffic control. possibly this is a situation of hypoxia. perhaps this pilot is unconscious. due to a lack of oxygen. we don't have those details at this point, but we do know whoever's in the cockpit is not communicating with those on the ground. it is unclear how much fuel is left in this plane, but at this hour, we know that it is over the atlantic ocean. it is headed for cuba. and we know that both norad and the faa are continuing to track this plane at this point. >> based on the statement we've now received from petersen air force base in colorado, the norad headquarters, this plane departed rochester, new york, was on a flight plane headed to naples, florida, and now it's not responding at all. do we know how many people are on board that plane? >> we don't know details ab

>> rene marsh, thank you so much. let me bring in mary schiavo and miles o'brien. as we reset here, at the top of the hour, let's just begin with the big question, what went wrong. what happened on board this plane? that's the big question. we don't have the antibiotics answer to that, and we may not for some time. but what we do know, miles o'brien, let me begin with you. we do know, according to that fighter pilot, he did see what looked to be a pilot alive. then slumped over, then frosted windows. what might that indicate, in your opinion? >> well, all roads seem to be leading towards some sort of decompression scenario here. when you're up at 25,000 feet, there's not enough air molecules to support human life. so you pressurize an airplane. this -- every time you find an airline, you are familiar with this whole scenario. and when that fails, you have a very short window to act. in the case of 25 to 28,000 feet, about three to six minutes, before you have lost what is called useful consciousness. and in the process that three to six-minute period, you become eu

but in the meantime those two left lanes are still blocked northbound 101 at marsh road. there are some slight delays in the northbound lanes still heading past menlo park approaching marsh road but again that should be dispainting here shortly. golden gate bridge traffic -- dissipating here shortly. golden gate bridge traffic looks good from sausalito to san francisco. we saw lane change crews earlier. high wind advisory in effect for the san mateo bridge. that is "kcbs traffic." michelle, back to you. >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >>> driving from oakland to san franciscan be a pain but there's a good chance it will be even worse over the next six months. ryan takeo is live in san francisco to explain why a bay bridge off-ramp is shut down. ryan. >> reporter: if you're coming from the east bay expect this to affect your commute and your drive in this morning. i'll kind of set the scene of where we are. so picture this. you're coming across the bay bridge from the east bay and this is your first exit on the right. it splits off into two off- ramps. you see on the l

. >> as you're heading past university and willow, we're talking about marsh where there are two lanes that are blocked now by water. bob redell is up like. it looks like there must be some sort of busted sprinkler heads. el cammine owe hitting two rights or you can just jump on the woodside road area. anywhere north of there, thur just fine. meanwhile, getting across the bay bridge we look at the treasure island approach. we see a smooth drive now. but getting into san francisco expect big slowing and across the upper deck this morning. they've closed that folsom street off ramp. accessing folsom a big hassle. you might want to shift over to your left and get over toward the harrison street offramp. we'll remind you about that. clear through dublin, guys. >> mike: the tem. >> then he or she will get to sit down and check out the view. construction on the stadium is entering its final stages and is set to open in time for the 2015 major league soccer steedium. >> new reports and certainly shutting down beats music just months as they acquired the company. >> plus experts trying to hack

the early sig-alert is lifted and all lanes are cleared southbound 101 you can get through there at marshhen the traffic diminished and a huge pothole westbound a 80 at vasco road, it is slow from address and up and over the altamont pass through livermore and it things out a little bit when you get to the dublin/pleasanton interchange. no delays at 680 northbound or southbound between dublin and walnut creek. >>> thank you. the new lineup on abc start this week with 1:00 o'clock p.m. "who wants to be a millionaire "who wants to be a millionaire and "jeopardy >>> here are seven things to know today. one, the nation is pawing -- pausing to reflect open 2,983 lives lost on 9/11. family members are reading the names of the victims. this is the first area of 9/11 memorial museum is open to the victim families and responders on the anniversary. >> a remembrance ceremony will get underway in san francisco right new at fire station 7 and that is what you are looking at in the big picture with personnel gathering and a bell will ring at 6:59 signifying the last alarm when the south tower of the w

yesterday, leaders of france's muslim community call for marshes to express their disgust at the barbarity. the beheading comes as the group put out a call for the killing of the "dirty and spiteful french." we are all dirty french people. this is the response of the muslim community. this condemnation is very useful for main reasons. it shows the few french muslims drawn to jihadist movements that they are hijacking the muslim faith and it shuts off people from the right who wants to associate ist with radical islam. >> clearly, this is far more realistic approach from muslims here in france. >> other papers are critical of the fact that the muslim community has to come out and condemn this. it is absurd to ask muslims to condemn and publicly distance themselves from the barbarity of the islamic state group that has nothing to do with their faith. they say do not mean mistaken about what is happening here. the logic behind it is islam aic phobia. if they don't lash out publicly against this atrocity, they are suspected of making allowances for fanatics. that is crazy in asking muslims to

washing his hands in the marsh before daring to touch the wheel of a car that costs a fortune. jeanne moos cnn new york >> vicki liviakis i got a text saying it is 1001 horsepower nextour feel good story of the night coming up. what happens when a bunch of firefighters do their jobs, then decide to go above and beyond the call of duty for one family. that's next. ...we need to break up. is it the biting? cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay together forever. forever? ow. i'm not gonna lie to you. it's also the biting. break up with cable. choose u-verse tv from $19 a month for 2 years. >> vicki liviakis a texas family was brought to tears by a random act of kindness by a group of firefighters. the men fought to save a man's life.then offered help in a way his family never expected. as kevin reece reports. it's a heartfelt gesture family members say they'll never forget. >>kevin it was a normal call for the men of engine 4 in baytown. at a house one mile away, 65 year old john mccormick collap

renee marsh has more. >> reporter: a search mission under way right now for this small plane after it crashed 14 miles after the coast of jamaica. it took off from rochester, new york around 8:45 this morning bound for naples florida. on board, larry glazer and his wife jane. he told air traffic control there was a problem but did not declare an emergency. he was cleared to descend to 25,000 feet but asked to go lower. >> we need to assess down to about 1-8-0. we have an inch cation that is not correct with the plane. >> we need to get lower. >> about an hour and 15 minutes after takeoff, the pilot stopped responding to radio calls. u.s. military f-15s tracked it along the east coast of florida. one fighter pilot looked through the window. >> right before i left, it was the first time i could see that he was breathing. >> the pilot was slumped over and the plane's windows frosted. boast are signs the pressure may have escaped, leaving the pilot without enough oxygen to stay conscious. four and a half hours after takeoff, the plane crashed near port antonio, jamaica. that type of incid

. >>> in white marsh they are trying to fix a gas leak, ridge pike eastbound is blocked between butler pike and spring mill road. they are operating traffic by directionally on the westbound side. stick to germantown pike to avoid any problems there, tam. >> thank you, karen. >>> well there's still no sign of a killer who ambushed and shot a state trooper to death. the murder happened a week ago at the state police barracks in the poconos. today heavy security will surrounded the funeral for the trooper who died. schools are closed today. mourners lined the campus of merry wood university for the trooper's viewing. eric frien is the suspect who opened fire. he wounded a second state trooper. he prepared for the attack through a military troop that recent he -- re-enact a eastern european military group. >> we're coming for you. >> reporter: police have teams spread out through the poconos at the sighting of the shooting down to monroe county. several schools are closed due to safety concerns though investigators believe his solely grudge is with law enforce him and the public should no

cbs news correspondent alphonso van marsh has more. >> reporter: u.s.ntral command says american and allied warplanes attacked 10 more isis targets in iraq and syria today. more countries are joining the fight including denmark, the netherlands belgium and britain. >> we appreciate all the contributions and commitments of our friends and allies. >> reporter: u.s. military officials say they've received no reports of civilian casualties from the airstrikes nor can they confirm if any terror leaders have been killed. >> what we do is we monitor various kinds of intelligence. we scan social media which is normally the first place you find out frankly. >> reporter: u.s. officials say there is no immediate threat from isis here at home but there is more security after iraq's prime minister warned captured islamic state terrorists revealed a plan to target american subways. here in new york, commuters are seeing a heavier than usual police presence but the nypd is down playing the threat saying that had new york city normally operates at a heightened sense of

cbs news correspondent alfonso van marsh has the latest on the referendum. >> reporter: scotland's firstminister was one of the first to cast his vote for an independent scotland. >> i think the message for scotland was let's do it now. >> reporter: he is rallying voters to say yes, to add scott happened 307 year-old partnership with the united kingdom. yes campaign plays up scottish patriotism and points to the country's oil reserves as reasons scotland can stand on its own. no campaigners warn scotland's economy is at risk without the security of being part of the uk. >> the damage this referendum has done to scotland, splitting families, splitting communities is quite frightening. >> reporter: the the british government is promised to go transfer more power from the halls of parliament to scotland if voters decide to stay with the uk. if they split, britain is not guarantying that scotts can still use the british pound. some voters say british pride spade their vote, to stand with the united kingdom. >> it is a vote for remaining scottish but british. >> reporter: queen elizabeth is u

little brother or sister will be fourth in line, moving ahead have of uncle harry. >> alfonso van marsh for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> william and kate are about to move in the country side home and royal insiders say they will fill witten more children, kate has hinted in the past that william wants at least three children. >>> the government announced a new nationwide take back program, aimed at helping combat prescription drug abuse. attorney general eric holder calls it a national epidemic. the measure will authorize pharmacies, hospitals and other health care facilities to serve as official drop off sites for unused and expired prescription drugs. >>> a study found nearly four in ten teens who abused drugs said they got them from their parents medical chest. >>> good evening, everyone. quite a day for anyone traveling on i-95 and traveling either northbound or southbound so it is a double bubble. heading in the southbound direction we are jammed out of northeast philadelphia down through penns landing. catch a slight break until you a approach exits for south philly, because we h

. >> cbs news correspondent alfonso van marsh tells us that now that he is 30 he will receive a multilion-dollar inheritance from his beloved mother, diana. >> one, two, three, go. >> reporter: prince harry celebrated end of games for a wounded soldiers, before cracking open a beer for his 30th birthday. harry's birthday bash was reportedly small, but prince got a big gift, of more than 16 million-dollar inheritance from the the estate of his late mountain mother princess diana. >> i think he thinks not about his mother, her legacy, what she would have wanted her children to have done. >> reporter: he has grown up to be a military man, who served in afghanistan. prince harry is incredibly popular here in the uk but most people wanting a birthday photo with the prince will have to settle for this a wax museum figure of the prince unveiled to mark his 30th. >> eligible bachelor. >> of course. >> reporter: this have been girlfriend and some scandalous headlines like harry's naked party vacation in las vegas. now some wonder if it is time the playboy prince settled down. >> i hope he is l

in london, alphonso van marsh, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> 6:03. time for traffic and weather together on the 3's. >> good morning, everybody, and happy friday. it always makes it better when you can say that, right? we can expect to see pleasant weather yet again. blessed when really great looking friday's, lately. and you know, overall, looks like the week sends also going to follow suit. just few minor tweaks, with every passing day, but general warm up is also in store as we officially sort of mark the lasts hooray of the summer season. going on out to storm scan3, still devoid of any storms, do have high pressure briefly taking control, very chill think morning, up across northern new england, here at home, it is cool, give that you, and i do feel comfortable wearing a jacket out here, but it is not as pronounced as it is, say, up just across the pa state border into new york for example. burp at a pair of four's mount pocono. we continue to stay pretty consistent at 59, at philadelphia international, 53 atlantic city, the list goes on, but ye

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correspondent alfonso van marsh has more now from new york. >> reporter: as the united nations general assembly gets underway secretary of state john kerry in met with britain's foreign minister to discuss defeating islamic militants in syria and iraq. >> we will focus today on isil where we have continuing efforts to organize a coalition and plan ahead. >> reporter: more than 40 nations are pledging support in the fight against the militants. the obama administration wants to see countries that border syria like turkey play a bigger role as the the crisis escalates. turkish forces used smoke grenade and water cannon to keep turkish kurds into syria where they could help fellow kurds fight isis militants. ten middle eastern nation to fight the coalition but iran's participation will be extremely limited. >> the united states will not coordinate any of our military activities with iranians. the united states will not be involved in sharing intelligence with the iranians. >> reporter: president obama will travel here on tuesday to address the united nations general assembly on a number o

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

we have problems in white marsh montgomery county. spring hill road traffic is operating by directionally in the westbound lanes and and ridge pike eastbound. >>> philadelphia police are connecting a person -- are questioning a person in connection with an attack on two gay men in center city. katherine scott has more to fill us in. >> reporter: one person is being questioned, other people are being questioned at different police locations. one man being questioned is a assistant basketball coach at archbishop wood. we blurred his face, because he had a has not been charged with any crime or officially named a suspect in this case. he had no comment as he walked into central detectives. he was with the large group in center city a week ago tonight when police say ten to 12 people severelily beat and robbed two gay men in center city. social media played a role in the investigation identifying people in the group. we know this was a large party of old high school friends. the philadelphia archdiocese confirmed former students of archbi

we have this crash at white marsh township blocking joshua road at springfield presbyterian village. also, a nasty wreck in ocean county on the garden state parkway approaching forked river, it's off to the side but they are bringing in a medical chopper. they will have to block the northbound traffic and egg harbor township, an overturned truck, another good spotd to avoid on this tuesday afternoon. >> thank you matt. we have some breaking news to pass along right now. chopper 6 hd is over the scene where a shooting is under investigation in the city's tioga-nicetown section, this is yellow tape here, a man is in critical condition after being shot along north broad street on the 4200 block of north broad street sometime after 4:00. according to police a suspect opened fire along the block striking the man in the chest. he is in extremely critical condition and no arrests or motives but the investigation is underway, we'll keep an eye on the situation for you from tioga-nicetown. >> more to come on "action news" tonight. if you noticed a dip in gas prices you are not alone. why that

he becomes a marsh mel loo. >> thinking this is real. >> we've seen dumber.eal. >> not hard to believe somebody is that stupid. >> what do you say? >> i think you guys covered everything. telephone lines or it's a power line that's out and an idiot but real. >> real idiot. >> second video. >> did the cat just claw the face? >> oh. >> oh. >> oh! >> i didn't see the cat move at all though. >> that's fake. >> that's fake. i didn't see the paw move. >> i'm going real. >> yeah. >> i'm going real. the blood is right in the eye. not like she was able to smear it on her face. that's real. >> she was right in the middle of a call of duty game and left it and no gamer is going to leave the middle of a call of duty game unless bleeding from the eye. >> i feel like you should have been able to see a more distinct claw. >> you and are in agreement there. >> two fakes. >> i'm going real. >> two fakes, three reels. clear this up for us. >> i'm going to break the tie here and say this is real. after the incident she took to her twitter after she got discharged from the hospi

. >> in the salt marshes, fishing has always played a role. the life on the water sustained this area for generations and a fishing ban put in place 20 years and the traditions ended. following retraining, turning to clam farming, something that was never tried before and now an industry worth $40 million a year. >> to see that succeed and people working in and the community is involved in, to me that is the number one accomplishment of my career. >> and the change from hauling the fish to growing the clams has side affects. one of the key issues is the need for the clean and healthy water. they have removed the septic tanks and replaced with natural terrain and the stormwater is highly regulated and this is one of the cleanest fishing places in the u.s. maintaining the environment is a challenge. one that the entire community is behind. >> it's an investment and requires extremely clean, pressing tien water conditions and we are soldiers for clean water and that is a good thing. >> the transition to aqua water is not harmless. >> there's a pe