mary anne stickles is retired now, but she worked for more than 50 years, most of that time as a cityagnosed with an aneurysm after going to the doctor for another health concern. she was taken completely by surprise. >> i had been losing weight for a long time, and my husband kept getting upset, sent me to the doctor's. the doctor couldn't find out why, so i had all these tests done. when they did a sonogram, they found that i had a tumor in my bladder, but they also found the aneurysm. if i had not gone there, i would never have known i had one. >> mcfarland: after her diagnosis, mary ann also discovered she had a genetic connection. >> i found out later that my mother had two and that it is hereditary. my mother's was exactly where they found my first one, and it was the one on the aorta. >> mcfarland: john dacosta also found out he had an aneurysm while being treated for another condition. >> i went to a radiologist, and he read my x-rays and said, "incidentally you have a aortic aneurysm that's already 3.2 centimeters." >> dr. dacosta, a practicing anesthesiologist in pittsburgh,

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i'm anne-marie green. three years after t withdrawal of u.s. troops from iraq, military aircraft are making a return. american cargo planes escorted by fighter jets dropped humanitarian aid to tens of thousands of iraqi religious minorities. the president says it's an effort to prevent a genocide. it's happening in the sinjar mountains in the northwestern area of iraq. they were foed aa as the takeover of iraqi resources continues to expand. tara mergener reports from washington. >> reporter: president obama authorized the targeted air strikes on iraq but he was quick to say they that does not mean war. >> reporter: the militant group known as isis is said to be advancing toward the city of erbil where american diplomats and civilians are serving. >> we are prepared to take action if they threaten our personnel or facilities anywhere in iraq. >> reporter: the president also confirmed humanitarian air drops of food and water near sinjar mountain where thousands of religious minorities are stranded. they hav

i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green.day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. it's thursday, august 28. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30 on your thursday. which means tomorrow is a big day! tomorrow we need to know what's going on. right, lawrence? >> looking good. could get interesting, though, these next couple of . just because we're going to see a little tropical moisture coming our way. tropical storm marie is off the coast and will be coming in our direction. we'll talk about it next. >> and we'll talk about this over the holiday weekend but once again, starting this afternoon at 2:00, through tuesday morning, northbound 280 is going to close between 101 and king streets. so we'll show you the best alternates, tell you what's going on and when might be the worst commute for that stretch. >> good weekend to stay home. >> or just stay home. [ laughter ] >> all right. thank you, elizabeth. >

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i'm anne-marie green. for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green. captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we're following breaking news right now a philadelphia medic unit is involved in a serious accident at broad street and west tioga street in north philadelphia. it happened around 2:30 this morning and broad street is still closed as police are investigating the cause of the crash. one person has been taken to temple university hospital, and the extent of the victim's injuries are in the yet clear right new but they are in stable condition. today is it is thursday august 21st good morning i'm natasha brown in for ukee washington. >>> i'm erika von tiehl. here are stories we are following today, down but not out taney dragons suffered a loss in the little league world series but they are still in the running. >>> developing right now two fatal shootings just a few blocks apart, "eyewitness news" on the scene as homicide detectives look for evidence, we have got the laten

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i'm anne-marie green. president obama says there are no immediate plans to launch news" for friday, august 29th, 2014. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. president obama says there are no immediate plans to launch air strikes against isis militants in syria. on thursday the terrorist group displayed their harsh tactics once again. this is video that appears to show captured syrian soldiers being marched to the desert to their death. more than 150 captured soldiers were reportedly killed by isis fighters. and this morning the president is taking heat from his critics who say he doesn't understand the isis threat. susan mcginnis is in washington and has more on the uproars. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. the president said the u.s. is preparing a range of military options for dealing with isis in syria but says outright there is no u.s. strategy for immediate fire here on capitol hill. >> good afternoon, everybody. >> president obama says military action to defeat isla

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susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. the president so far has resisted any assistance in syria militarily, but it may be soon now that isis has murdered james foley. >> reporter: u.s. officials tell the associated press president obama approved and the pentagon has begun surveillance flights over syria. the flyings are meant to gather reliable intelligence has the pentagon gathers military to help disrupt operations. the u.s. has launched air strikes against isis forces in iraq to protect personnel, quell humanitarian crisis there. the president met monday with secretary of defense chuck hagel and other advisers to discuss military options in syria, including air strikes. white house press secretary josh earnest said monday the president believes the terror group say threat to the united states. >> isil has demonstrated in violence their willingness to perpetrate terrible actions against american citizens. >> reporter: plans have come together as isis had worked to kill james foley. the top pentagon officials have said t

i'm anne-marie green. well, this morning, family and friends are trying to understand robin williams' death. the brilliant actor died yesterday of an apparent suicide. williams was 63 years old and had been suffering from what his publicist called severe depression. his body was found in his san francisco-area home. wendy gillette has our report. >> good morning, vietnam! >> reporter: robin williams made people laugh. >> just i have fun doing it. there's something that kicks in that's kind of a joy where you just get excited. >> reporter: with his comedict genius, he managed to poke fun fun without being offensive. williams starts in detroit, doing imitations early on to muse himself. >> i was an only child. i moved from place to place. that was a reality. >> reporter: he went on to prestigious juilliard, where he met christopher reeves. the two became friends and then the wacky "mork & mindy." his giant hits like "mrs. doubtfire" and "good morning, vietnam." >> hanna! >> reporter: to sell animated films.

good afternoon commissioner thank you for having us this afternoon i'm going to be joined by the mary ann from the department of workforce development in addition to talking about the changes we're making or we're proposing to the business tax registrations code i want to give you an update around the gross receipts tax you can know about that and take that back to our various constituencies and communities. as the regunmen said this is our annual administrative active changes and the changes this year are really driven by our looking at the implementation of the gross receipt tax and finding that the law has passed did a good implication of who had to file and when tlgs situations when it might unclear for small businesses about when they had to file particularly if they didn't have a tax liability so we're going to help you to understand the filing relations and they've been go driving ivory driven by the amount of tax you pay but that's evolving it is more consistent as a matter of how much payroll tax and gross e gross receipts and corporate structures that may or may not effect small

i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. watching. i'm anne-marie green.ning, everyone. it is wednesday, august 20. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. good morning. nearly 4:30. i got the feeling this is going to be a really good show. i don't know why. >> this feels good, guys. i'm liking it on this "hump day." should be a nice day weather- wise. we have a couple of patches of drizzle not as wet as yesterday but we have much brighter days ahead. we'll talk about that coming up. >> all right. checking traffic this morning, live look at 880. no accidents here but we have some roadwork southbound marina to davis northbound 16th street to broadway. that's in effect until 5:00. see keep you updated on that. >>> the ebola scare hits northern california. a patient is in isolation in a sacramento hospital this morning as that person he is blood is checked for the virus. the isolation is because of an abundance of caution according to state health officials. kpix 5's andria borba reports. >>> reporter: the statement from kaiser permanente w

i'm anne-marie green. the united states is checking an unconfirmed report that a second american fighting with islamic militants in syria has been killed. meanwhile, the mother of an american journalist held hostage by isis is pleading for his life. susan mcginnis is in washington. good morning, susan. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. a member of the free syrian army, that's the u.s.-backed group that is said to have killed american douglas mccain, says there were two americans killed fighting alongside the militants. this comes as the life of another freelance journalist could be in danger. a second american from the minneapolis area was killed fighting for the islamic jihadist group isis. friends and family of the victim tell cbs news. u.s. officials say they are trying to confirm the report. the news comes following confirmation another u.s. citizen, douglas mcarthur mccain died fighting alongside the terrorists over the weekend. militant groups are said to be using facebook twitter and all other

i'm anne-marie green. just hours after a cease-fire went into effect in the middle east, there are reports it's already over. a palestinian leader says israel opened fire on the gaza strip killing four people. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. we do have early reports within just about an hour of the cease-fire going into effect, it may be ore. we do have that gaza official saying four palestinians were killed after the cease-fire took affect by israeli tank fire. we also have a cbs producer on the border who says there is border. she's told by the idf, israeli defense forces, coming from gaza. so this is going to be very disappointing news if it all turns out to be true for people who had so much hope laid on this cease-fire. here's the gist of the deal that was put forth through the united states by secretary of state john kerry and also through the united nations. both sides agreed to put down their weapons. this is for three days. and to attempt to forge

i want to collect and thank you, greg and mary ann thomson and knowing how things in the office as weet calls and got very if i calls during the business recommendation it's been a fun partnership over something that is very complicated and who would have thought taxes can be fun but it's been a fun partnership and make sure that people get informed we have new businesses registering everyday so i want to extend my appreciation for the great work you've done >> thank you good job. >> next item, please. >> next item is item 4 discussion and possible action to make recommendation to the board of supervisors on the file police code for the amount of time days and arcadia for the location restriction for and mechanical announcement dies and remove obsolete codes in environmental finding. this item has moved through the board of supervisors i've agenda can i see it you're welcome to take action or take a vote in support of what's take the opportunity it has moved through the board of supervisors there was a delay in the city clerk's office to the commission and also supervisor breed's offi

i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green.captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com www.vitac.com august 15th. i'm michel >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> time is 4-- here's meteorologist lawrence with check of weather. paul mccartney and candlestk park were supposed to be the stars. good morning,. >>> good morning, i'm michelle griego. frank mallicoat is off today. >> you're not sick anymore. >> we have some changes we're coming right back for the weekend. we have warm weather on tap for the bay area today but a lot of fog out there right now. we'll check the weekend forecast coming up. >> one more workday to go. this is what it looks like heading to the richmond/san rafael bridge. we have overnight roadwork in both directions in richmond on the approach between canal and castro so i swear, there's some traffic out there somewhere! i'll find it. >> thank you. >>> paul mccartney and candlestick park were supposed to be the stars but here's what many people will remember about last night's concert. yup, traffic grid

i'm anne-marie green. for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green.ww.vitac.com >>> good morning, i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm erika von tiehl. here are stories we are following today. we have breaking news a violent night in philadelphia, one of the shootings turns deadly at a benefit concert promoting peace. >>> more unrest in ferguson, missouri days after an officer shoots a teenager police unleash tear gas after some people throw molotov cocktails and other objects. >>> don't you just love the the parade, taney little league team is doing the royal treatment there in williamsport as they get ready for the the world series. >> soaking it in, loving every minute of it. game time tomorrow. let's do it there let's see our forecast. it feels like fall out there. >> i'm loving it, katie. >> i had to take recycling out and said it is

i'm anne-marie green. just hours after a cease-fire went into effect in the middle east, there are reports it's already over. a palestinian leader says israel opened fire on the gaza strip olated. anne-marie, again, we do have early reports it is possible within the first hour the cease-fire is over. >> all right. susan mcginnny is in in washington. thank you very much, susan. >>> barry petersen is in gaza. >> reporter: there was a lot of fight overnight, both sides trying to get in their last licks. the cease-fire took effect 8:00 a.m. local time. now people are taking advantage. they're going into the streets. they want to shop. they badly need supply. that sounds good but the fact is supplies are dwindling. food like lamb, beef, eggs, vegetables, these all came from farms to the north and to the east of gaza in the gaza strip and these are all areas where the israelis have been operating. farm animals who couldn't get water and weren't tended have died. vegetables have rotted. prices are going up. shorta

i'm anne-marie green. an american aid worker infected with the ebola virus is on her way back to the united states for treatment this morning. nancy writebol boarded a specially equipped plane last night in liberia and is being flown to emory university hospital in atlanta. that is where another american patient, dr. kent brantly is also being treated for the potentially deadly disease. the two americans were infected in liberia, one of four african nations dealing with the worst ebola outbreak in history. more than 1600 people have been infected and nearly 900 have died. here in new york city, doctors are awaiting test results on a man exhibiting symptoms of ebola. ko im is at the mt. sinai medical center with details. >> reporter: good morning, causing doctors to act with an abut dance of caution but doctors here are optimistic that this particular patient does not have ebola. >> the first thing we'd like to stress is it's not ebola. it's much more likely that it's a much more common condition. >> report

anne-marie? >> thank you so much. >>> it's no surprise it's hurt the public's perception in tu stais. a new cbs poll shows 56% of americans see russia as unfriendly or an enemy. that's up sharply from 24% in 2007. the poll also shows many disapprove of howl president obama has handled the conflict. now, the president just wrapped up a historic three-day summit with african leaders amid the deadly ebola outbreak and he vows the u.s. will continue its work to help contain the virus. >> countries that have been affect ready the first to admit that what's happened here is that the public health systems have been overwhelmed. >> the president's comment comes just as the world health organization released new numbers about the outbreak. there are now more than 1,700 suspected cases of ebola in four west african nations. officials say the virus has killed 932 people so far. >>> and despite the new number, some doctors on the ground believe the impact of the disease is much worse. debora patta is trackin

i'm anne-marie green. for this thursday. i'm anne-marie green..vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. >>> good morning, it is thursday, august 14. i'm juliette goodrich. michelle griego is off. >> can you see the weekend out there? ever so clo. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. the weekend is ever so close. it is 4:30 on a thursday. >> i can see it. it's getting close. i think the weekend will be nice. we'll see changes today as we'll see some low clouds and fog early on. some drizzle out toward the coastline. but lots of sunshine coming our way. we'll talk more about that in just a few minutes. >> and we have the usual roadwork going on right now in the western end of the richmond/san rafael bridge. traffic is still really light though. once again, mainly just overnight roadwork out the door so we'll let you know more coming up. >> your producer gives you your early-morning notes. >> she does. [ laughter ] >>> time now 4:30. a book considered too explicit for ninth graders is going back to the publisher for revisions befor

thank you for watching, i'm anne-marie green. thank you for watching, i'm anne-marie green.great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com unfolp unfolds this morning southern border. r >>p >> a major devel fight against cancer. >>> "cbs this morning" more real news. >>> breaking news this morning flood watches and warnings, remain in effect throughout much of our region as rain begins to move out, but not before, swapping cars in south jersey like this one on delsea drive, in millville. police tell "eyewitness news" they have received several cars for flooded out basements. the good news a lot of the flooding is beginning to recede, katie will have more details coming up in just a matter of moments. >>> it is wednesday, august 13th i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm erika von tiehl. also breaking an all out search to have a pair of men break in the home and opened fire on three people in wilmington. >>> just moments ago two robbers target a local convenient store pistol whipping the clerk and we have new video into our news room. we will show you more. >> i went through a lot of

anne-marie? >> susan mcginnis in ferguson, missouri, thank you. >>> the latest truce between israel and hamas collapsed in a barrage of rocket fire and air strikes. israel launched the attacks across gaza after militants launched dozens of rockets. the israeli air strikes killed at least three people. hamas says the victims were the wife and child of hamas's military chief. israel withdrew its delegation from the peace talks in cairo. >>> and texas governor rick perry is scheduled to be arraigned friday after being indicted on charges of abusing power. perry turned himself in yesterday just a block from the governor's mansion. this is his booking photo. as anna werner reports, perry maintains he did nothing wrong. >> i'm going to enter this courthouse with my head held high, knowing the actions that i took were not only lawful and legal but right. >> reporter: the charges against governor perry stem from an incident in april of last year when travis county district attorney rosemary lehmberg, a d

i'm anne-marie green. u.s. officials say the islamic militant group that killed journalist james foley is the most dangerous and imminent threat to the u.s. in years and the only way to defeat isis is to attack it in syria. >> they marry ideology, a tactical military prow well. they are tremendously funded. oh, this is beyond anything that we've seen. >> the u.s. launched a new round of airstrikes and opened a criminal investigation into foley's murder. for months before his beheading isis demanded $132.5 million ransom. the militants are demanding the same amount for the other americans they hold but as bob ore reports, it's likely their tactics have changed. >> reporter: sources say there are at least three americans still being held by isis along with a small number of others, perhaps a dozen or so. but another rescue mission would be very difficult. that commando raid was a wake-up call because it's clear to everybody that the americans are willing to put some boots on the ground. officials believe isis is

i'm anne-marie green. a man born in chicago is believed to be the first american to die fighting for the islamic terrorist group isis. u.s. officials say they knew douglas mccain had traveled to syria to join the extremists. they also say about 100 more americans are in syria fighting. isis is also said to be holding an american woman hostage. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. mccain was reportedly killed by rebels fighting with the free syrian army which is backed by the u.s. his death could help u.s. officials now trying to identify other americans that have joined the isis terror group. u.s. officials believe 33-year-old douglas mccain died fighting alongside isis militants in syria over the weekend. rebels trying to expel the terrorist group say mccain died during a fight near aleppo, and they found a u.s. passport in his pocket. using the twitter name mccain praised isis and defi finfended. he said he converted to islam ten years ago. a friend from high

anne-marie? >> thank you, susan. >>> coming up on "the morning news", brooklyn bridge suspects, who claims to be behind the flag swapping mystery on the land mark? hollywood's golden age, we remember actress lauren bacall. this is "the cbs morning news." it's surprising what your mouth goes through in a day. but what's even more surprising is that brushing alone isn't enough to keep it clean. fortunately, you've got listerine®. unlike brushing which misses 75% of your mouth, listerine® cleans virtually your entire mouth. so what are you waiting for? it's time to take your mouth to a whole new level of health. listerine®...power to your mouth™. also try listerine® pocketpaks. to kill bad breath germs on the go. will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather? a mouth breather! [ whimpers ] how do you sleep like that? well, put on a breathe right strip and shut your mouth. allergy medicines open your nose over time, but add a breathe right strip and pow! it instantly opens your nose up to 38% more

i'm anne-marie green. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green.y. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >>> "eyewitness news" begins with some breaking news, a shooting in chester county sends at least one person to the hospital. >> it happened on the 500 block of south first avenue, south coatesville. we're hearing there may be additional victims, as well. at this point no confirmation on the extent of injuries. also, no word on suspect or motive. our crew is just pulling up to the scene. so we do expect to get more information shortly. we'll have an update as soon as that information comes into us. it is friday, august 15th, good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. other stories we're following today, it is decision day for philadelphia public schools. will they open on time or will the budget crisis force a delay and the loss of jobs? we're live. >>> calm returns to ferguson missouri, after armored tanks move out, new law enforcement

good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. well, it was another night of tension and violence in ferguson, missouri. here's the latest, overnight, police used tear gas against those protesting the shooting of michael brown. police say they came under heavy gunfire. 31 arrests were made and police treated two people who have been shot. a private and state autopsy found that brown was shot at least six times. results of the federal autopsy will not be released. a grand jury could begin hearing evidence tomorrow to determine if officer darren wilson should be charged in brown's death. and president obama is sending attorney general eric holder to missouri tomorrow. to meet fbi and other officials carrying out the investigation. yesterday, the president said he understands the anger and frustration. >> let me call once again to seek some understanding rather than simply holler at each other. let's seek to heal, rather than to wound each other. >> susan mcginnis is in ferguson. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. you

i'm anne-marie green. the second american infected with the deadly ebola virus is now in the hands of u.s. doctors. nancy writebol checked into emory university hospital in atlanta yesterday. she's being treated alongside her colleague. writebol flew in from west africa where the disease has killed nearly 900 people and as ko im reports, there are new efforts by airports to try to stop the spread. >> reporter: american missionary nancy writebol is undergoing treatment for ebola in an isolated ward at atlanta's emory university hospital. the president of the aid group she worked in in liberia read a statement from writebol's husband who said she is weak but showing signs of improvement. >> a week ago, he said, we were thinking about possible funeral arrangements. yet we kept our faith. >> writebol and her colleague kent brantly contracted the often deadly virus in liberia. they used a never before used on human serum. it's killed 9 hurricane of more than 1,600 people infected in africa. now airports like th

mary ann bartels, thank you so much. that was a great conversation.he camp of 10%. >> maybe in this market, you have to look at it in a different prism. >> ok, i will put it out on twitter. for ex. we will do a stronger yen. -- forex report, we will do a stronger yen. >> the state of fall street is next on "bloomberg surveillance." ♪ >> portugal bails out its largest lender. is it a signal of european things to come? there was a truce this morning in gaza. majorq, isil makes infanta's against overstretched kurdish forces. the president holds a summit on africa. this, as ebola grips liberia. good morning, everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillance." we're live from a world headquarters in new york. i'm tom keene. joining me, scarlet fu and adam johnson. our guest is the professor at columbia business school. thrilled to have them here. let's get to adam johnson. >> overnight, global markets are studying. msci globalthe index. european home-building expanded at the fastest rate in more than a decade. , manufacturing for the state of new york. earnings. m

reporting live in oakville, mary ann favro, kntv news. >> all of those wineries reporting damage. however we need it add, they are open for business, very clear to point out throughout this day. >> and they had wine tasting through the day as well. the quake can be felt for miles. but how you felt it really depended on where you were. rob, you've been talking about this all day long. depended on the kind of joil soil you were on. whether you felt the jolt or whether you felt more after roll. >> the experiences around the bay area depend owned if you add home or a place built on bedrock or if you had soil or some of the soft clay like we have in north san pablo bay. the 6 .0 earthquake earlier this morning. 3.6, largest aftershock. strongest shaking in that corridor from napa to american canyon, west of napa airport. throw things we look for for total damage from 6.0 earthquake or any earthquake around the bay area, distance from the epicenter. types of structures involved, again the reinforced may sonry, causing issues. but what is unique is the varying soil types we see around th

. >>> and let's move along and turn things over to "today in the bay's" mary-ann. you just spoke with a spokesperson from the hospital updating us on the conditions, where do things stand right now? >> i did, yes, i did, sam. >> reporter: the spokesperson tells me that 17 people remain hospital highsed -- hospitalized here. one in critical condition still. a total of 318 people were treated. they came in after the quake hit. also a 13-year-old boy was air lifted to uc davis medical center with critical injuries after a chimney collapsed. he is improving and listed in serious condition. most people suffered cuts and bruises from falling objecting. >> the most common thing we saw were cut feet. people walking on broke nl kwlasz -- broken glass. folks had furniture came down on them. mirror came off the wall, the one gentleman had a gash on his head. it was an entertainment center. dressers came down on people, those were the most common things we saw, if it wasn't they were bleeding from the feet. >> reporter: the person who is in critical condition at queen of the v

." >> thanks mary-ann. >>> 24 hours after the quake, and people are still bracing for more aftershocks. and the damage that could come along with that. >> in vallejo, all eyes are on georgia street where buildings could crumble. kris sanchez joins us live from downtown vallejo with that part of the story. >> reporter: good morning, we are held off at bay because this is danger zone right now. we're talking about the two building behind us. the red brick and the one with the yellow there, actually one in the same. now brick from the rooftop fell down through three stories all the way down to the ground level. and now that is one of the buildings that's red tacked and could come down in an aftershock. now from the aftermath of the earthquake, now to the moment that that earthquake hit. we're looking at surveillance video from a convenience store in american canyon. at the moment that the shaking all started. and you can see the store shelves rocking, smashing bottles on the ground. the mayor of american canyon, garcia says that in his city, the overall damage is not severe, and the good

good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. well it was another night of tension and violence in ferguson, missouri. here's the latest overnight, police used tear gas against those protesting the shooting of michael brown. police say they came under heavy gunfire. 31 arrests were made and police treat fwod people who have been shot. an autopsy shows brown was shot six times. to determine if darren wilson should be charged in brown's death. and president obama is sending attorney general eric holder to missouri tomorrow. yesterday, the president said he understands the anger and frustration. >> let me call once again to seek some understanding rather than simply holler at each other. let's seek to heal, rather than to wound each other. >> susan mcginnis is in ferguson. susan good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. you know there was a lot of hpe here that the presence of the national guard also the lifting of the curfew might calm the streets of ferguson but last night once again, that was not the case. we had two nights of a

life from london i'm mary ann namazi. also ahead, four people are are kill in egypt, marking the anniversary of the rabah killings. some sense of normalcy is returning in gaza as the latest ceasefire

. >> marie ann owe captured the video on his cell phone. he spoke to "eyewitness news", via skype sunday night, about how it all went down. he says the ranger told the skaters they couldn't stay at the park, and only took defensive posture after being repeatedly threat end. >> what led me to start recording was the fact that the, you know, the kid who did the attack was getting really loud. you know, swearing at the ranger, threatening to beat him up. >> then thes frnds appear to be taunting the victim as he lay on the ground, then the skaters took off before police arrived. he says when officers arrived he showed them this video, and they were able to immediately cong at this point, they were already called, the video would be helpful to them. and everyone else who was there that witnessed this, that was also recording, they all left after it was over. we stayed. >> police say the victim was not seriously injured, they say this is ongoing investigation, no word on any arrests. live in love park, cleve bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> be

mary ann became the first person to receive the highest honor in mathematics. she accepted the honor in seoul, south korea today. she would love to see the honor encourage other mathematicians. she believes there will be many more women winning this kind of award in the coming years. >> very nice to see. >>> up next, a broadway tribute tonight to robin williams. >>> tonight at 6:00, here's what we're working on. unveiled in san francisco today, would you believe the science of sweat and how it could power your smartphone. that's tonight on our 6:00 newscast. >>> also a hayward native counts himself among robin williams' biggest fan. a sing-along on broadway. got the crowd going there. james monroe leading the song "friends like me" from the show "aladdin." >> tonight they also dimmed the lights on broadway for a minute for robin williams as well. >> nice tribute there. we're still hearing from so many people how adored he was. >>> jeff, before we go, how are we looking tonight and going into tomorrow? >> we've got relatively fog-free conditions right now. you c

i'm lauren lister in for anne-marie green. this morning the national guard is being called in to restore peace to ferguson, missouri, following another night of what's described as pre-planned deliberate violence. police used tear gas to break up an unruly crowd protesting the shooting death of black teenager michael brown. the trouble started with a shooting some three hours before a curfew was due to take effect. police say protesters fired on police, used molotov cocktails, and vandalized numerous stores. "the new york times" is reporting a private autopsy found michael brown was shot at least six times including twice in the head. the autopsy was performed by dr. michael baden, former medical examiner for new york city. baden tells the paper one bullet entered the top of brown's head, suggesting his head was bent forward. the bullets did not appear to have been shot from close range. susan mcginnis is in ferguson. susan, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. we're at a police staging area in ferguson. right now