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when devon and michelle went to the virgin islands together, michelle charged the entire vacation oner husband's credit card, including their so-called wedding rings. >> $7,000. well, guess who earned that money? brandon. michelle couldn't keep a job, didn't have a job at the time. she was cheating on her spouse, not with another man but with another woman. >> prosecutors were convinced the murder was premeditated. phone records showed that michelle or brandon called devon on the night of the murder. a neighbor confirms seeing devon arrive around 12:30. >> cool. >> want to go outside? >> sure. >> at some point the couple lured devon out to their backyard and attacked her. the evidence suggests devon fought back aggressively, biting brandon's arm in the process. but she was no match for the knife. no one knows who actually wielded the knife. the forensic evidence suggests the couple dragged devon's body to the car, leaving grass and dirt stains on her pants. michelle and brandon then drove devon's body and her car to the deserted park just two miles from their home, where they staged

michelle harrison has more. michelle: he hit the campaign trail running. socialist prime minister determined to put a stop to the search in popularity for the national front. he made second-place behind nicholas sarkozy's unp. >> this massive vote in favor is a singular blow against the prime minister, who thought he could lead the campaign that stigmatized millions of french citizens. >> the socialists were given third-place results. voters will have back to the polls next sunday. the french premier made a clean for a so-called republican front, urging both socialist and unp voters to unite against the national front. >> all voters in our public now have a responsibility. i call upon all of them to adopt a clear position. when faced with the far right party, vote for the candidate from the left or the right. michelle: nicholas sarkozy immediately ruled out any alliances. the former french president instead instructing unp voters to abstain. genie: nexen they will see several runoffs by the conservative blocks -- next sunday will see several runoffs for th

i am michele caruso-cabrera in for scott wapner.e have joe terranova, he's senior managing director at virtus investment partners, josh brown, ceo of ritholtz wealth management jon and pete najarian the co-founders of optionmonster. you guys get a two shot, wow. our game plan looks like this, ticking time bomb in bonds. why looming rate hike may create a nightmare for bond investors and who's at risk and why. selling out of ebay. we've got the analysts banging the gavel to sell on the auction site and first kick off with today's fed follow through or lack of it when it examines to the dow. stocks down, 10-year yield below 2%, dollar index on the rise again. like nothing ever happened. there's no more patience in the fed statement but chairman yellen also doesn't seem to be in a hurry to raise rates. so how do you trade it? what is your impatient playbook? pete? >> well, i think that you got to stick with what's been working so far, michele, and i think everybody, we talked about it yesterday on the desk, 90% of the folks who have co

back to you, frank and michelle. michelle, good job on your pick!s at cbs. i can't even find my name i have done so poorly. >> jason! that's too bad. oh, well next time i'll help you out. >> you're one of the few who picked arizona. >> counting on that to come through. >> and your oregon ducks play today? >> i have them going deep so i have no chance of winning at all. >> you're done my friend. you are done! [ laughter ] >> jason brooks have a great weekend. thank you. >> you, too. >>> let's get a check on the roads now with liza battalones. >> good morning, everybody. we are going to start off with a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we had an earlier accident near the metering lights. that's long gone. traffic is still very slow at the bay gates. backed up from the foot of the maze with those metering lights on. kcbs's sky 2 alan brooks just flew over san francisco bound for the peninsula. he tells us that both 101 and 280 are moving at the speed limit so enjoy "friday light" traffic for both of those commutes again between san francisco and the

julio: pacientes con sÍndrome de la influenza esperan a Último momento, nos explica mÁs michel galvÁnor cuando presentan el sÍntoma clave. >> si tiene calentura lo tiene que traer si es algo simple como infecciÓn del oÍdo gracias a dios se mejora con un antibiÓtico pero si es influenza puede tener muchos mÁs problemas tenemos que dar medicina mÁs especÍfica. michel: ana estÁ embarazada tambiÉn le preocupa contagiarse de la influenza segovia presenta sÍntomas. >> siempre, frÍo, dolor de cabeza. uno necesita tomar medicamentos. michel: cuando ana tuvo temperatura acudiÓ al mÉdico. >> querÍa venir a ver quÉ era bueno para que se me quitara o que me consultaron algo. michel: por ana es atendido por especialistas para que le recomienden los medicamentos que tiene que tomar como mujer embarazada. ana aparentemente fue contagiada por sus otros hijos quienes tuvieron gripe. >> nosotros recomendamos que entregan a los niÑos lo mÁs pronto posible para que el doctor los chequee. michel: los especialistas recomiendan que nos y apliquemos la vacuna contra la influenza. ♪♪ ♪♪ reportero: prepÁrese q

michele: cuando ana tuvo temperatura acudiÓ de inmediato al mÉdico.s otros hijos quienes tuvieron gripe. >> nosotros recomendamos que traigan a sus hijos lo mÁs pronto posible. michele: ademÁs, los especialistas recomiendan que nos apliquemos la vacuna contra la influenza. ilia: no se retire que ya regresamos con mÁs informaciÓn. eduardo: la situaciÓn va a empeorar, aquÍ mÁs adelante. ilia: regresamos con nuestro meteorÓlogo identificado eduardo rodrÍguez, para que nos hable de las condiciones del tiempo. eduardo: empezamos con advertencia de condiciones invernales para esa noche, nieve, lluvia helada, y durante el dÍa de maÑana vamos a tener lluvia durante gran parte, esta alerta es para los que viene miÉrcoles en la noche con posibilidad de lluvia helada, pero sobre todo tambiÉn nieve mal educadas _madrugada del jueves, y se pudiera acumular 8 pulgadas. las temperaturas estÁn bastante frÍas, el jueves el horario de la madrugada llega la nieve que podrÍa venir con fuerza,temperaturas mÍnimas para esa noche de 10 a 25, para gran parte del Área, asÍ qu

michelle: we are a beauty network.wer and inspire women and men to find their own beauty. we do not believe in the philosophy that one size that's all beauty looks. you see so many different faces and adversities, and we want to celebrate that. alix: and what point will you go to a brick-and-mortar store? it is the moneymaker for big malls and big companies. at what point do you want to do that? >> we are very much focused on content and really working with amazing stylist both youtube and instagram, who are making authentic and original beauty contest. we are choosing to invest our money into the artist and content creators themselves rather than a retail effort. alix: are you guys profitable? michelle: yes we are. alix: in just three years, that is amazing. what about competition? are you going after somebody different? michelle: we focus more on the community. we are completely different. we do have a lot of high-end rands at work with us -- bre ands that work with us, and we worked with over 250 different brands. w

frank and michelle? now. >>> usb cables are used with billions of devices and a new version means some big benefits for all of us. >> cnet editor sharon profis is here to explain. >> reporter: good morning, yeah it's not often we gather to talk about usb cords. but this time, it is kind of a big deal. so when apple announced its new computer lineup last week, one of the features of the new macbook pro is that it has a usb c. port. that's an entirely new type of usb. we've seen upgrades in usb technology in the past but it hasn't been cosmetic. only been for structural but this time the new cords look entirely different. the best part let's kick it off right there is that they're reversible. how many times have you tried to plug in a cord only to find out that it's not going in because it's upside down? so these new ones are reversible. and the second big benefit is that they can transfer files at speeds up to four times faster. right now they'll be about double. that's ten gigabytes per second for those

we duo to meteorologist michelle grossmann. michelle, it sounds like we get a trade-off. we get the sun and the rain but it sounds like we have wind. >> the rains are out of here but the winds are going to pick up. a live look outside. we're waking up to mostly cloudy skies. that will be the trend throughout the day. temperatures are in the 40s. you mentioned a jacket. that would be a good idea. the winds are making it feel colder. 42 in wrooitstown. 42 in chester springs. if you're waking up in lancaster, you're waking up to 40. 34 in pocono mountains. they could see a quick rain shower as we head through the morning hours. temperatures in the 40s as well. 4 3 in millville. the temperatures not too bad this morning. winds are out of the west. we're seeing them anywhere from 5 to 15 miles per hour right now, but gusting a little higher than that and they will certainly gust as we head throughout the morning into the afternoon hours. by 9:00 a.m. 45. by noon mostly cloudy 47 and by 3:00 p.m. 43 degrees. a beautiful day on monday and then we're tracking 40s during your work

george's stepmother michelle was barely alive. in her face was broken, her eardrums shattered. police questioned her on the way to the hospital, convinced she would not survive. >> michelle, there's some police officers here. just repeat what you think happened. go ahead. >> well, we got a package for george from the state of alaska. i know it was from doug. >> how do you know it was from doug, michelle? >> because george put him in jail. >> okay. >> george testified. >> michelle thought the bomb had to have come from the two men her stepson put in jail, doug gustafson and r.d. cheely. >> the bomb was not meant to frighten someone, to intimidate someone. this was meant to kill. and it succeeded, killing the wrong person. >> but could the forensic evidence prove it? at david kerr's autopsy investigators found a tiny metal post in his chest, the kind used in a switch. >> ultimately, our crime lab was able to determine the type of switch that that post would be a part of, a manufacturer, and to whom did the manufacturer provide the c

first name will be michelle. she doesn't know or maybe she does know, i don't believe she does, that her child died. the baby was, i believe, 2 months old. let's get a hold of chaplin and see if he's aware of that, and we'll house her in medical if we can. all right, thank you. all right, bye-bye. >> so, sergeant, what is that about? >> if she doesn't know the child has died, i want to make sure the chaplain's office knows. so i sent one of my officers to touch base with the chaplain's office to make sure that they are aware that her child did die. then i have her going to mental health department. we have a person on staff right now, make contact with them so that they can be available to her and talk to her. at the very least, i want her to move to medical where they can keep a closer eye on her. >> jail chaplin ken farnham delivered the devastating news. but it was almost one month later before wise was willing to discuss her son with us. >> my son stopped breathing. my brother found him unresponsive in his cr

caused by michelle carter, it was a suicide not a homicide.l. he said even if she did encourage him, that's not manslaughter. at least one legal expert says it will be difficult to convict michelle. >> you can't interpret what somebody means all the time via a text message number one. number two, let's compare this to some of the case where is someone is on a ledge and there's a crowd below and screaming jump jump. that should be illegal but nobody has been charged with the actual death of a person who's jumped in that situation. >> michelle was 17 at the time of the crime and is being charged as a juvenile. >> interesting case. thank you so much. >>> the roof of an ice skating rink collapses with young hockey players inside. our top story as we go across america. heavy, wet snow brought this rear portion of the roof down this morning. etch inside escaped without injury. air pressure from the collapse knocked a coach off his feet. state officials say heavy snow has caused roof collapses on more than 150 structures this winter. >>> new york. th

let's get right to the forecast now with first alert meteorologist michelle grossman. michelle, what happened to march going out like a lamb? >> i know. it's freezing this morning. well, well below actually the freezing mark. we're in the 20s. it does feel like february it does feel like winter. we're going to be cold all day long. we are cold to start out the weekend and we're going to finish it out pretty much just as cold. here's a live look outside. we are waking to partly cloudy skies. and we will see sunshine as we head throughout the afternoon. the sun not really helping to warm us up though. and certainly frigid right now.

meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking the dry conditions outside. and michelle in terms of the temperatures warming up we're getting there, slowly but surely. >> exactly. we'll take anything we can get. we'll be near 50 degrees later on this afternoon, so that's the good news. good morning rosemary. as we wake up this morning, we walk out the door we're walking out to temperatures much warmer than this time yesterday. a great day to get out maybe go skiing. a live look at the pocono mountains. right now we're looking at temperatures anywhere from 15 up to 30 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. 28 degrees warmer in millville. 17 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago in philadelphia. so right now, we're mainly looking at temperatures in the 20s to 30s. so not bad at all, compared to the teens we had yesterday. above freezing in most spots. 35 in philadelphia. 36 in washington township. 37 in kennett square. if you are walking out the door in shenandoah, you're walking out to 34 degrees. 28 in quackertown, 28 in coatesville, and 31 in doylestown. to th

i'm michele caruso-cabrera in for scott wapner.oday's starting lineup, steve weiss, managing partner of short hills ka tall, jon najarian co-founder of optionmonster.com and tyler vernon chief investment officer of built more capital, kate moore strategist at jpmorgan bank. our game plan looks like this. great, diamonds aren't forever. oh, shares of tiffany under pressure, but one of our traders isn't backing down. we have a diamond die bait. king dollar dell lem na. a strategist tells us where to buy and when and if things calm down. we begin with today's rally the first day of spring and while the weather is still cold in much of the country stocks are hot. dom chu has a look at where we stand right now. >> here's your reset halfway through our trading day. take a look at what's happening green across the board for stocks, the dow up almost 200 points near the session highs about a percent. the s&p 500 up about 20 points. as percent to the upside. the nasdaq composite trailing for once out there today, only up about 0.9%. up 42 p

meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking the wet weather for us. michelle, something i'm looking forward to is at least this rain will wash away what's left the winter, the snow we had from last week. >> it's finally going to be out of here the last bit of it. the stuff that's not even white anymore. it's dirty. we're looking at a wet day today, partly sunny on sunday. this weekend, not a complete washout. here's a live look outside. we are looking at wet roadways, rain falling across the area. we are looking at rain falling all across the area today. radar showing us that we are seeing the rain falling everywhere we see the green. that's pretty much every spot in our area. some spots seeing more moderate rainfall. you see the darker green, the yellow. parts of chester county bucks county seeing more moderate rainfall. for the most part we're looking at a light rain event today. temperatures are above freezing. that is the good news. we're not dealing@m%q! freezing precipitation. 39 in philadelphia 36 in trenton. 35 in lancaster, 36 in allentown an

good morning michelle. >> good morning, rosemary. yeah, temperatures in the upper 40s, so pretty close to normal for this time of year. typically, we top out at 50 degrees, but we haven't in weeks, really in months actually. and today we're going to top out near 50 degrees, right around 48 degrees. right now we're starting out warmer than where we were yesterday. a live look outside. we'll see partly cloudy skies throughout the day. a mixture of sun and clouds depending on where you are, and we are 13 degrees warmer compared to this time yesterday, 23 degrees warmer in allentown, compared to this time yesterday, and 35 degrees warmer in millville. so you will certainly feel that difference as you head out this morning. right now, we're looking at temperatures mainly in the 20s, as opposed to the teens and single digits at this time yesterday. 28 right now in philadelphia 22 in chester springs, 30 in trenton. above freezing in mt. pocono at 33. 35 in shenandoah. 23 in pottstown and 28 in doylestown. to the south and east we're looking

michelle has complained without success to the renter who lives next door.nd she called the philadelphia water department back on march 2nd. >> the water department came out on that particular day gave them a violation which takes 10 days. if they don't fix the plumbing problem win 10 days they'll shut the water off. >> reporter: in the meantime you've got this on your sidewalk. >> yes. every day i'm putting bleach and ammonia and water. it's been on hiv going problem. >> reporter: i'm reach out to the water department they confirm they had indeed sight cited the house next door gave the owners 10 days until this thursday to fix the problem. they told me only a safety hazard would prompt faster action. >> we're literally looking at human waste and raw sewage on the sidewalk right out where anyone can walk through it or be impacted by it. >> i found the renter when i knock at the back door of his place. >> i just called the landlord. >> you did? >> yes. >> can i talk to you about that? >> no. >> reporter: he didn't want to talk but said he has also made the r

meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking the winter-like conditions for us. michelle? morning, rosemary. certainly winter-like this morning. at least it will be springlike as we head throughout our workweek. not every day, but most of the days, a lot warmer than where we are today. right now, we are frigid. we're looking at temperatures in the 20s. a live look outside, but you need your sunglasses this morning, because we'll see lots of sunshine. yesterday, we had the cold

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we will have more with michelle alexander after headlines.gress has resolved a standoff over the department of homeland security after a retreat by the republican leadership. the agency nearly shut down last week as republicans sought to link its budget to reversing president obama's executive actions on immigration. on tuesday, house speaker john boehner brought down and brought up a clean spending bill. the measure funds the dhs through the end of the year. president obama's signature health care law's spec before the supreme court today to determine whether millions of low income people lose their health insurance. right-wing opponents are waging a technical argument against specific language in the law which concerns tax subsidies to help people afford insurance. the challengers claimed the language does not allow people to receive subsidies if they get there and the -- insurance through a federal exchange. if the supreme court sites with the challengers -- sides with the challengers, more than 9 million people in the largely republican s

let's check in with meteorologist michelle grossman and the first alert weather center. that warmup sounds nice but right now it's freezing. don't put the winter coats away just yet. >> you need scarves, gloves and winter gear. we are frigid still right now. we're starting a warming trend. yesterday we topped out at 26 degrees. we're at 22 and we'll climb into the upper 30s. that's the good news. we're looking at lots of sunshine, at least it will feel good. here's a live look outside. we're looking from our adventure aquarium camera overlooking center city. 21 in kennett square 24 in chester springs, 20 in wrights fwn wrightstown. we're looking to the teens in a lot of spots 19 in pottstown, 15 in reading. teens to the south and east as well. we're in 10 actually 29 in avalon. a cold start to the day. if you have soccer games outside, i know the spring sports are starting dress for temperatures that feel like 10 degrees in philadelphia. feels like 5 in mt. pocono 14 is what it feels like in mt. holly. the good news is we're clear but cold. sunny skies outside. we'll see

very encouraged michelle. very good run at the beginning of the year. the business is more buoyant in large part because supply has been stable for some time. demand patterns are improving. we've enjoyed a great start to march madness. the casino industry having had a pretty tough run the last few years is really on the mend. >> what do you make of what's going on in atlantic city and is it suspectymptomatic of oversaturation where people can stay home and gamble? >> i think the problem there is you had gaming legalized in pennsylvania, in new york, in delaware in maryland and you had what was a regional monopoly in atlantic county new jersey exposed to a tremendous influx of supply in locations that were proximate to where people had lived who had heretofore gone to atlantic city. the aggregate market size grew but the portion available to atlantic city shrunk very substantially and circumstances there were not flexible enough. it's been very painful for atlantic city but the growth has been fairly substantia

i'm michelle griego. >> good morning everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. rise and shine on a tuesday, it's about 4:30 right now and lets get you autothe gout -- let's get you out the gate. a little traffic and weather. >> it was just glorious, i was so happy as we see the big beautiful clouds and rain across the bay area and then, this morning? the almost nearly full moon out there. you can see it because we had relatively clear skies: temperature-wise across the bay area right now in the we are in the 40s and the 50s. it's 9 degrees in santa -- 39- degrees in santa rosa. oops forgot a 6 there in santa rosa. high temperature there today about 64 degrees. your extended forecast we have a lot to talk about sitting at near and record warmth by the weekend. >>> wow, looks nice by saturday. huh? okay, out the door right now, it's just your overnight road work. caltrans really hard at work especially the next half hour, in fact a full closure in antioch the eastbound lanes of highway 4 closed at hill crest avenue. use the on ramp to get back onto the freeway. th

michelle, a lot of the snow will be melting pretty soon. >> thank goodness.'re finally starting to turn that corner. it's that last big east snowstorm before we see a glimpse of spring. we'll see that later on this week with temperatures into the 50s, frigid start to the day a cold end to the day. and tomorrow, little milder and even milder during the workweek. we'll see some of the snow melting. here's a live look outside. we are looking at a beautiful sky. we'll see sunshine today, more cloud cover in the afternoon and then on sunday more sunshine. right now, it is frigid 11 degrees in philadelphia 11 in kennett square waking up to 9 degrees in wrightstown, 8 degrees in trenton and 8 in wilmington. if you're waking up in mt. pocono air temperatures around 11 degrees, 12 in shenandoah, 5 in pottstown and 3 below zero in coatesville. to the south and east temperatures in the single digits, 5 in mt. holly, 6 in feels colder than that it feels like zero degrees in philadelphia and it feels like 10 below zero in allentown. there's that frigid start, again, by th

i'm meteorologist michelle grossman. finally, a dry weekend. we'll have sunshine, temperatures old cold today. milder on sunday. we even have spring-like weather in your seven-day, including some 50s. the weather headlines on your saturday morning, we're waking up to frigid temperatures in the teens, single digits in some spots. bundle up as you head out this morning. it will be a cold day. temperatures topping out in the 30s, well below normal for this time of year. still feeling pretty good. more sunshine on sunday as well with temperatures into the upper 40s. that will feel nice. taking a look in philadelphia 14 degrees, winds out of the west, 6 miles per hour. winds on the light side today. temperatures very similar to this time yesterday. 1 degree warmer, actually. as we look to the north and west we're actually a little colder. it feels like 5 below zero in mt. pocono 9 below zero in allentown, 5 in philadelphia. it feels like zero degrees in millville and 13 in mild wood. wind chills are cold air temperatures are coal. we're looking at t

meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking the wet weather for us.michelle, something i'm looking forward to is at least this rain will wash away what's left the

. >> first lady michelle obama offered condolences. they stormed the museum and killed the two gunmen. their identities and motives are unconfirmed but australia's prime minister believes extremists were sending a message to the nation. >> finally it's an attack by extremists on democracy. an estimated 3,000 have left the country to fight alongside isis in iraq, syria, and elsewhere. now the white house is sharply contemning the atackles which it is referring to as terror. anne-marie? >> susan mcginnis in washington. thank you, susan. >>> the relationship between president obama and prime minister benjamin netanyahu may be past the point of repair. on wednesday the white house criticized his tactics leading up to his elections this week. he will reverse course saying he no longer supports palestinian statehood. that puts him at odds with the u.s. policy. the administration also criticized him for using anti-rhetoric before the vote. >>> and back in this country we're learning more about the suspected gunman who went on a shooting spree

we'll look at that straight ahead. >>> thank you, michelle. this morning we continue to follow breaking news in vineland cumberland county. police tell us that one person was shot late last night at 2nd and grape streets. when our crew got there, police had an area taped off and their investigation seemed to focus on this car. we spoke with one neighbor who tells us that the area has seen a recent increase in violence. >> i definitely live right here and a lot of this gun, you know shooting, one another has been going on a lot here in vineland. vineland never used to be like this. >> there's no word right now on the condition of the shooting victim. we will bring you new information on this breaking news story as soon as we get it. >>> today, the community will come together to remember philadelphia police officer, robert wilson when died in the line duty trying to send off two robbers. both subjects are facing first-degree murder and attempted robbery charges. ramon wilson and carlton hipps are brothers. hipps was wounded in the shoot-out wit

frank and michelle? >> just continues okay thanks. >>> 5:15 now.d a fatal car crash in a frigid river after being strapped in a car seat upside down for about a dozen hours. lilly grossbeck was found saturday by fishermen in spanish fork. >> the witness said there was an arm that he could see inside the vehicle. >> well the girl's 25-year-old mother lynn died in the wreck and is she was in the driver's seat. the little girl is now in the hospital and in fair condition. >>> a home depot security guard trying to stop a shoplifter ended up getting hit by the get away car and it happened in please about on and that's where kit is this morning. >> reporter: good morning, pleasanton police need a big break in this case and they are hoping you recognize the woman in this photo. a security camera that was at the entrance of the store captured her as she strolled in with a shopping cart around closing time last night. investigators say she wasn't there to shop but rather she had stolen power tools. a security guard detain her in the parking lot and that's w

meteorologist michelle grossman is tracking chilly temperatures outside. michelle?s in the 40s today. a live look outside. we are waking up to mostly cloudy skies. we'll see mostly cloudy skies throughout the day. temperatures mainly in the 30s, 34 in philadelphia 31 in reading, 35 in atlantic city. 36 degrees in dover. you factor in the winds, it feels colder than that. so today, cold and windy. we're looking at the chance for flurries possibly a shower 38 to 41. not quite as cold on sunday. still in the mid-40s. lots of sunshine monday the temperatures rebound to 59 degrees, partly cloudy tuesday we drop back to the 40s. we see a clipper moving through, bringing the chance for rain or snow and then we start a warming trend, wednesday, thursday, friday. by friday, temperatures in the mid-60s. >>> new from overnight, an explosion at a berks county titanium plant killed one worker and injured two others. this happened at the timet plant late last night. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked this deadly blast. >>> a 5k race is under way right now in sout

michelle roberts is outside of levi stadium with a lot of things happening at this hour. michelle? >> reporter: a lot of people are worried about next season. many people thought patrick willis would be a leader next year. now they are wondering if anyone can fill his shoes. >> 334 days away niner fans with hopes of playing for the championship at home are now fearing two dreaded words. rebuilding years. >> i can't get my bearings with the news that we heard today. >> 30-year-old line backer patrick willis is set to retire perhaps as soon as tomorrow. also unconfirmed reports that all-star defensive lineman justice smith will follow. he was quoted saying his decision will likely be made next week. >> this whole day kind of brought down a little bit. >> and bad news doesn't stop there. running back frank gore is expected to sign with the eagles tomorrow. leaving niner fans asking now what? >> didn't realize that losing harbaugh and the rest of the dominos would fall. >> the vp of sales at sports gallery in mountain view. >> niners came back on the saints. wild card game. >> assigned

thank you very much michelle kosinski. joining me now, ronald kessler, a journalist and author of "in the president's secret service behind the scenes with agents in the line of fire and the presidents they protect." ronald nice to see you. you say the real problem lies with secret service culture, a culture that you characterize as one of coverup and corner cutting. explain what you mean there. >> as one example, when gun shots were fired at the white house in 2011 a uniformed officer reported that and her supervisor said it's just a construction site noise and she said later she didn't press the point because she was afraid of being criticized. in other words, the person who is reporting threats and problems fears she can't say anything. there is this culture that punishes agents for reporting problems. the problem is not the agents themselves. overall they are brave and dedicated and will take a bullet for the president but rather management and culture. clancy is a career agent. when he testified recently he covered up

anna michelle thanks to you. we appreciate it. >>> now to a new security threat that's at the white house. a piece of mail apparently hiding in an envelope laced with the poison cyanide. the package was received monday at a mail sorting facility and it's worth noting that facility is not located on the grounds of the white house. it's a secret facility. and the first tests were negative for biological threats like anthrax but later chemical testing showed it was positive for cyanide. now there are even more tests underway. according to the website intercept the return address is tied to a man who has sent many packages to the white house since 1995. they include one package that was covered in urine and feces and another package containing miniature bottles of alcohol. >>> we're also monitoring a breaking situation in tunisia. we're getting reports that eight people are dead after an attack near the parliament building. they confirm to cnn that a hostage situation is underway calling the attackers islamists. let'

good morning michelle. >> good morning, rosemary. it's a good one.e sunshine this morning and we'll warm up later on this afternoon and a bigger warm-up later on in the workweek. a live look outside. a little breezy as we head throughout our sunday. that was a live look outside. temperatures a lot warmer than this time yesterday. mainly in the 20s, the 30s. 29 right now in philadelphia. 29 in allentown. 21 in lancaster. it is 37 degrees already at the atlantic city airport. so today, not as cold. a little breezy later on this morning and afternoon hours. 47 to 50. seven-day forecast, up to 48 degrees. today, some spots hitting 50 degrees. 49 on monday clouds give way to sunshine. then by monday 48 degrees. tuesday, excuse me p.m. showers, 48. 55 on wednesday. a nice day on thursday before we go back down to the 40s friday and saturday. >>> in just about 90 minutes from now, the community will gather to remember philadelphia police officer robert wilson. officer wilson was shot and killed during an attempted robbery thursday at a video game store in n

brian and michelle? >> okay.jill, we hear americans are flushing their money down the toilet literally? what's that all about? >> reporter: according to the "washington post," sales of more luxurious toilet paper aka quilted, ultra soft, or even perfumed, have topped $1.4 billion and actually now outsell other types of toilet paper. believe it or not analysts say this is an unexpected barometer for how confident americans are that they can afford a minor splurge. who knew? >> toilet paper? >> i don't know -- that's the first thing i think of. going to get some nice toilet paper for myself. >> reporter: champagne and nice toilet paper are the signs of luxury. >> we need to ponder this for a minute. >> jill wagner cbsmoneywatch.com. thank you. >>> hillary clinton and her e- mails will be back in the political spotlight this week. house speaker john boehner is expected to announce an investigation into clinton's use of personal e-mails while she was secretary of state. it will likely look at her decision to delete m

frank and michelle? >> how long is the study expected to take? >> reporter: the study the $425,000 study would take about a year and they are going to look at everything from cost savings to traffic congestion to public perception on the idea. live at the bay bridge, anne makevoc, kpix 5. >>> it amazing me people don't have fastrak. every day i look at the cash lanes they have to wait. everyone else just sails through. >> especially people who have to cross the bridge every day. maybe people don't have to cross every day they say well i'll pay cash. >> it amazes me, too. it's so easy to get a fastrak pass. so get one. you can avoid the big waits when you reach the bay bridge toll plaza even on the weekend. let's hit the roads on the peninsula. northbound 101 near candlestick park, you can see taillights moving northbound into san francisco. everything looks great both directions no delay. let's check the bay bridge. speaking of that, the toll plaza, you can see everyone in the fastrak and the cash lanes

i'm michelle griego.have breaking news right now out of danville area, several cars involved in a bad crash on 680 and elizabeth wenger is in the traffic center with more. >> we have a traffic alert for sure in parts of the east bay because of the wreck southbound 680 they're calling for four different sets of tow crews at least because seven vehicles are involved in the wreck. the three left lanes are blocked rather southbound 680. a look at that it is solid 6 miles per hour right now just trying to get out of walnut creek. it doesn't improve at all until you get past the exit. use danville boulevard as the alternate. we have chopper 5 up in the air so bringing you live reports here coming up. in the meantime that's the worst hot shot out the door right now but not the only one. southbound vasco road we have a wreck there and it sounds like it's blocking one lane. and you can see some slowdowns happening in that area. unfortunately we don't have traffic sensors but it is pretty backed up from parts of th

michelle roberts is there live with more on the suspect for us. michelle? >> reporter: i spoke to one neighbor who said he had a difficult time getting along with dunham, didn't elaborate on the issues he had, but said he was difficult to get along with. he lived next door to scott dunham. today there's a gaping hole in the wall they shared where police likely tried to make contact with the suspect. broken glass covers the floor and the windows were shattered by officers during the standoff. >> shocking. >> reporter: amir says he didn't know dunham well but described him as a friendly and quiet neighbor. court records indicate dunham was charged with three counts of assault and battery in 1996. he pled no contest and the charges were later dismissed. we have also learned dunham worked at a gardener at de anza college. family members spent the day cleaning out his apartment, but had no comment on last night's tragedy. other neighbors tell us they are heart broken by the loss of officer michael johnson and in disbelief that the man described as a quiet neighb

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also indicted today is representative michelle brownlee. in addition to bishop's efforts, the lobbyist had his own connection to brownlee. and he had heard she too was looking for campaign money. at first, as bishop had told him, brownlee was reluctant to deal with the lobbyist. but that changed. eventually she agreed to a meeting. the lobbyist explained that we're just asking for your ear when we have a concern. both parties understood that this access would come at a price. when they met again, brownlee said she was now low on campaign funds. the lobbyist offered to help to the tune of $2,000. the parties arranged to rendezvous in front of a restaurant. and as they walked down the street, the lobbyist passed the money to the representative in cash wrapped in a napkin. to her credit representative brownlee has been forth right in her testimony to the grand jury. she admitted she knew the payment was improper that she did not report it as legitimate campaign contributions, and that she was not entrapped and that she understood she was enter

michelle, welcome to the show. >> so we are talking about marijuana -- oh, and i've taken the libertyt make some brownies in case anyone gets hungry. i won't say what is in them or not in them. >> gotcha. >> larry: just help yourself if you want to. okay. so. >> exactly, there are napkins there too. >> is this butter or frisco? >> i am not saying. >> yes, i did. >> no, i didn't. >> okay. first question, is anyone high? let's get that out of the way. >> no. let's start with you doug. you are formerly a weed dealer and now you are -- [ applause ]. >> and now you are a psychopharmacology-ist. >> it almost sounds like you have to be high to make up that title. are we ready for marijuana to be legalized nationally. >> are we ready for that? >> i didn't understand the questions when we say are we ready? >> are we ready to handle that? >> i know it is a ridiculous question for one because when we think about marijuana, it is the second most widely used psycho active substance in the united states .. alcohol being the first. and so already are smoking marijuana. it is not a matter of whether

this is the elevator working, she comes in and closes the door, she's trying to stop michelle and her one-year-old son from getting into the elevator. she yells at them, she does this for six minutes, she put her arm up and she kicks out at the stroller and michelle says this woman almost hits her son and makes her son cry. that's when people get involved. she said she does have the fear of the dog, and michelle the woman with the stroller she filed a replacery, this is an awkward living situation. this person lives in the building and you're going to be in the elevator and share it at another point of time. >> i hope we're we've made drivers more aware on the roadway. hopefully they pay attention. we have a lot of stuff like this. first a dashcam, these are wet highways, pay attention to this car coming up on the left-hand side. >> a little hydroplaning. >> oh. >> oh. >> there was no way for this guy to avoid it. >> are you okay? >> the mom had a broken sternum, a bruised chest and abdomen t thankfully everybody survived this crash, this guy's car totaled. >> inside this car was not

>> reporter: michelle, what an ending to the six part hbo documentary. robert durst was in the bathroom in-between interviews wearing the wireless microphone that was still on and the camera was still recording. >> killed them all. of course. >> reporter: you didn't hear that, he said kill them all of course. the fbi arrested durst saturday at a new orleans hotel. using a fake name. that's one day before last night's final episode of the documentary "the jinx on hbo." the documentary explored durst's connection to three murders including susan berman's murder in 2000. she worked here at kpix 5. we interviewed evening magazine host. >> and she was hired as a

michelle grossman is watching the soggy conditions outside. is going to be warm relatively speaking. >> near 60 in philadelphia cooler to the north and west and maybe over 60 to the south and east of philadelphia. the good news is we'll have rain. we don't need to shovel rain. we're looking at a wet saturday a live look outside. we are looking at rain falling right now, redewsed visibilities all across the area. and radar showing us that every spot is seeing this rain this morning. light-to-moderate stuff, steady. reduced visibility because of fog down to three-quarter mile in mt. pocono. down to three-quarter mile in reading, a half mile in lancaster and three miles in philadelphia. to the south and east, we're doing better in terms of the fog. 1 1/2 mile of visibility in wilmington. if you go out, take it slower. we're looking at reduced visibility. temperatures around 40 in philadelphia, to the 30s north and west. 37 in allentown, 35 in lancaster. 32 in mt. pocono. some spots in the poconos may be seeing freezing rain. take it slower out th

to cover continuing on an earthquake weather with michelle. >> michelle: talking about the earthquakester 9:00 not because the fault lines in the area. in this area that's why we felt our say some. but not as a surprise of the son of an earthquake in next couple minutes. be prepared if across this region this morning and could potentially be an aftershock was and the of the earthquake. second want a 9.27 2.9 like aria and mark just mentioned. just off the northeast of surf on all california. and 5 km down to is a very shallow this area still very possible out aftershock at slow but be prepared. and what stranding this morning brand across area here what is look what it looks like off to the bay bridge. see a few showers in this area. starting the syllabus the sunshine of throughout with the clouds but we will see more sunshine letter on for today. as 0 or talking about a national picture we do have some clear skies for the area of. moving out in the region now here's what we're looking at this morning we do have another nice shot of the bay bridge. well look at the some areas were seei

michelle. >> reporter: hi john and michelle.hink it's safe to say that prime minister netanyahu did not disappoint for many of those who wanted to hear him speech. this was an impassioned speech drawing thunderous applause from the u.s. congress especially those republicans who invited him there without the white house even knowing about it. netanyahu said the u.s. is great, standing with israel that iran is bad, calling it a dark and murderous regime. and then he ripped to shreds this potential deal that the u.s. and its allies are trying to work out with iran over its nuclear program by the end of this month. >> that deal will not prevent iran from developing nuclear weapons. it would all but guarantee that iran gets those weapons, lots of them. that's why this deal is so bad. it doesn't block iran's path to the bomb. it paves iran's path to the bomb. >> reporter: the white house tried to downplay this, of course, saying this isn't anything we haven't heard before, that the prime minister presented no viable alternative. even