michelle miller reporting for us tonight, thanks. some notes on the economy today.he federal reserve says it won't raise interest rates because inflation is still below 2%. the government oles told us that 20% of american kids depend on food stamps. that's 60 million. before the great recession, it was 9 million. with sales at mcdonald's slipping don thompson is stepping down as c.e.o. to be replaced an senior cheskt vice president steve easter brooke. >>> the u.s. and europe said it could face tougher economic sanction force whipping up new violence in ukraine. here's elizabeth palmer. >> reporter: the on again off again war in eastern ukraine is on again. and ukrainian soldiers are bracing for another major assault by pro-russian rebels after they were forced to retreat from donetsk airport last week. the war of words is on again, too. on monday russia's president vladimir putin described ukraine's army as a foreign legion implying n.a.t.o. soldiers had joined its ranks. nonsense said n.a.t.o. in fact, it's russia that sent soldiers to fight with the rebels. 9,000

>> pelley: michelle miller on johnson, king and the search for the truth about selma. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. this is our western edition. today the most powerful military in the world fell victim to hackers. tonight the f.b.i. is investigating how they broke into the twitter and youtube accounts of the u.s. central command, the command that overseas u.s. military operations all across the middle east, including the war against isis. the hackers claimed to be working on behalf of that terror organization, and we have more now from national security correspondent david martin at the pentagon. >> reporter: the hack lasted about half an hour and no secrets were spilled. but it left the u.s. central command with egg on its face. its social media accounts briefly turned into propaganda platforms for the enemy.

and michelle miller with the men who took on jim crow. >> we were students tired of the status quo. > pelley: today, a half century later, justice. >> we cannot rewrite history but we can write

michelle miller checked the record.mericans, i am about to sign into law the civil rights act of 1964. >> reporter: six months after witnessing president lyndon johnson outlaw segregation, martin luther king jr. was back at the white house seeking support for voting rights protections. in the movie "selma," johnson and king's relationship is confrontational. >> mr. president, in the south there have been thousands of racially motivated murders. >> we need your help. >> dr. king this thing's just going to have to wait. >> it cannot wait. >> reporter: historians agree the men challenged each other. but julian bond who organized protests in selma at the time says johnson was a key ally for king. >> he was helping dr. king and suggesting, do this do this do this. can you tell that in the tapes, the white house tapes. >> hello? >> yes, dr. king. >> yes, mr. president. how are you today? >> reporter: during his time in the white house, johnson recorded nearly a dozen phone calls with king. he commented on the death of preside

michelle miller reports. >> reporter: it was 9:20 p.m. on december 30th when two officers from the bridgeton police department pulled over a car with two men inside. >> the reason i'm pulling you over is you went through that stop sign right there. >> reporter: officer braheme days approached the side where he was sitting. after days requested a driver's license the incident quickly escalated. show me your hands. don't you move. don't you move. don't you [ expletive ] move. don't you [ expletive ] move. >> reporter: the officer appears to reach into the car removing a silver object. >> hey, jerame, if you reach in the car, you're going to be [ expletive ] dead. he's reaching. he's reaching. no, you're not, no you're not. don't you move. >> reporter: reid was shot multiple times and later died. maria haberheld is the dean of jon jay college in new york and an expert in use of force by police. >> the routine traffic stop is the most dangerous encounter police have with the public. >> instead of sitting calmly as the officer is tells him don

two more new york city police officers have been shot, and michelle miller reports tensions are growing between the cops and the mayor. a billion dollar drone program is supposed to catch illegal immigrants, but today we learned how much it's costing taxpayers for each arrest. >> if you do the math on that, that's about $27,000 per apprehension. >> pelley: and john blackstone on the new targeted of hackers. how they're getting their hands on your fingerprints and what they plan to do with them. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. we're going to lead the broadcast with the deep freeze, because tens of millions of americans are facing a bitter cold night. lows were in negative territory across the midwest today single digits in the northeast. the ill arctic wind blew no good pummeling much of the country with snow, ice and chaos. kevin youkilis is in -- jamie yuccas is in the thing of it. >> icy roads more like demolition derbies than highways. kent barnard with the minnesota department of transportation says black ice is

michele miller spoke with the men who helped transform america.rtroom e rumed in applause after a south carolina judge threw out the convictions of a civil rights protesters known as the friendship 9. >> we cannot rewrite history but we can write history. this is grat fieing -- grat fieing and sooim breezeed. >>reporter: 1961. on a cold january day they walked up to the whites only lunch county and were immediately arrested for trespassing. . >> i think -- i didn't get to sit down. i was snatched up. >>reporter: a north carolina counter in 196 was affected -- the civil rights groups were running out of bail money. so the friendship 9 chose an alternative, jail, no bail. rather than pay a fine they accepted a conviction and were sentensed to 30 days hard labor. >>reporter: were you the first? >> we were the fire first to go to jail. >>reporter: at the hearing the men learned that their protests will remain on file for posterity. they also received something else from the rock hill prosecutor on behalf of the state. >> allow me to take this opportun

michelle miller is in rock hill south carolina and she spoke with the men who helped transform americawell, 54 years ago nine activist activists went to prison for their roles in a civil rights protest. in just a few hours, these surviving members of this group will leave this courthouse with clean records. just one more step in righting the wrongs of the past. >> we just got tired of being second-class citizens. >> reporter: these life-long friends were just teenagers back in 1961. students at rock hill's friendship college. the civil rights movement was exploding around them as protesters across the south confronted segregation head on. >> we were often kicked spit on cursed out. >> reporter: clarence graham and the men who have become known as the friendship nine spent months preparing to enlist in the movement. so this wasn't on a whim. it was carefully orchestrated. >> oh, no, no no this was planned definitely to the "t." we had to because our lives were at stake. >> reporter: on a cold january day they walked up to the white's only lunch counter at mccrory's with the intention of

two more new york city police officers have been shot, and michelle miller reports tensions are growingetween the cops and the mayor. a billion dollar drone program is supposed to catch illegal immigrants, but today we learned how much it's costing taxpayers for each arrest. >> if you do the math on that, that's about $27,000 per apprehension.y: >> pelley: and john blackstone on the new target of hackers. how they're getting their hands on your fingerprints and what they plan to do with them. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

and michelle miller with the men who took on jim crow. >> we were students tired of the status quo. >> pelley: today, a half century later, justice.cannot rewrite >> we cannot rewrite history but we can write history.

two more new york city police officers have been shot, and michelle miller reports tensions are growing between the cops and the mayor. a billion dollar drone program is supposed to catch illegal immigrants, but today we learned how much it's costing taxpayers for each arrest. >> if you do the math on that, that's about $27,000 per apprehension. >> pelley: and john blackstone on the new targeted of hackers. how they're getting their hands on your fingerprints and what they plan to do with them.

michelle miller has more on what's being called the whitewashing of the academy awards. >> the nominees are... >> reporter: it's the lack of diversity, not the body of work creating oscar buzz this year. all 20 acting nominees are white and that hasn't happened since 1998. >> i am appealing the men and women of god and goodwill everywhere. >> reporter: the martin luther king, jr. biopick "selma" received critical acclaim and was buzzing. "selma" was nominated for best picture and song but was snubbed in acting and directing catgoers. >> they don't judge with the same barometer when it comes to a diverse palate of women and people of color. >> reporter: duvernay would have been the first black woman nominated for best director. >> david doesn't look like king. he doesn't sound like king but he reminds you of king when you see this film. >> reporter: academy president cheryl isaac said after the nominations she doesn't believe the academy has a problem with diverse take saying the good news is the wealth of talent is there and it's being discussed. >> mechanic is browning. and hollywood n

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. >>> plus, peter mack takes michelle miller inside his bright bold world.rs he'll never play the guy star again. on the band's website, look at. this he posted an x-ray of his titanium elbow. he canceled all appearances. he broke his hand shoulder elbow and face but the real injury was to his irish pride because underneath he wore bright yellow and black lycra shorts. he said that's not rock and roll. >> he has a great sense of humor. we look forward to bono coming back. >>> "the plain dealer" says lebron james will be sitting out. he's never missed more than five straight games in his professional career. a two-week absence could mean he'll miss ten games or more. >> i see he turned 30 on thursday. age changes things. >>> and "the st. louis-post dispatch" says doctors removed something from his arm. it was a turn signal. it was lodged in his arm in a car crash more than 50 years ago. for decades he didn't know it was there. he recently started feeling pain and scheduled surgery. >> apparently he went through a metal detector and set it off and was like wha

two more new york city police officers have been shot, and michelle miller reports tensions are growing between the cops and the mayor. a billion dollar drone program is supposed to catch illegal immigrants, but today we learned how much it's costing taxpayers for each arrest. >> if you do the math on that, that's about $27,000 per apprehension. >> pelley: and john blackstone on the new targeted of hackers. how they're getting their hands on your fingerprints and what they plan to do with them.

>> pelley: michelle miller on johnson, king and the search for the truth about selma. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley.

michelle miller has the story. >> reporter: it was 9:20 p.m. on december 30 when two officers from the bridgeton police department pulled over a car with two men inside. >> the reason i'm pilgyou over, you went right through this stop sign back there. >> reporter: officer braheme days approached the car on the passenger side where 36-year-old jerame reid was sitting. after days requested a driver's license, the situation quickly escalated. >> show me your hands. show me your bleep hand? >>. don't ( bleep ) move. don't you ( bleep ) move! don't you ( bleep ) move. get them out of the car. he's got a gun in his glove compartment. >> reporter: the officer appears to reach into the car removing a silver object. >> you reach for something you'll be ( bleep ) dead. he's reaching, he's reaching. show me your hands. >> no, you won't. ( bleep ). >> reporter: reid was shot multiple times and later died. haria haberfeld is the dean of john jay college of criminal justice in new york and an expert in use of force by police. >> the routine traffic stop is t

and michelle miller with the men who took on jim crow. >> we were students tired of the status quo. >> pelley: today, a half century later, justice. >> we cannot rewrite history but we can write history.

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michelle miller, cbs news, rock hill, south carolina. >> the moral arc of the universe bends towards justice. that lawyer earnest finney went on to become chief justice of south carolina and judge mark hayes said his uncle was a good man and would have been elated with what happened today. >>> we are just getting started here on wusa9 news at 5:00. at 5:30 an emergency bill suddenly yanked from maryland lawmakers. we'll explain what free range parenting had to do with it. >> plus the pope's message to dads. he admits this is a tough one. >> lots of reaction on social media today to first lady's michelle obama's decision to leave her head >>> still no word on the fate of two hostages held by isis. one is a jordanian pilot, the other a japanese journalist. yesterday the terror group reportedly posted a video online saying the men had 24 hour left to live unless the men's countries were willing to meet demands. today jordan agreed to a prisoner swap, but there's no sign of an actual agreement. >>> hundreds of comments on our facebook page today, most of them defending our first lady mic

michele miller with more. >> reporter: it was 9:20 p.m. on december 30 when who officers from the bridgeton police department pulled over a car with two men inside. >> reason i'm pulling you over, you went right through that stop sign. >> reporter: the officer approached the car on the passenger side where 36-year- old jerome reed was sitting. after the officer requested a driver's license, the situation quickly escalated. >> show me your hands. she me [ bleep ] hands. slow me your hands. don't you [ bleep ] move. don't you [ bleep ] move. get him out of the car. >> reporter: the officer appears to reach into the car, removing a silver object. >> you reach for something, you're going to be [ bleep ] dead. he's reaching. show me your [ bleep ] hand. no, you're not. don't move. >> reporter: reed was shot multiple times and later died. maria is the dean of john jay college of criminal justice in new york and an expert in use of force by police. >> the traffic stop is the most dangerous encounter police officers have with the public. >> report

michelle miller defends this decision. good morning. >> good morning. a growing chorus is calling on the academy to better reflect the demographics of american. some are calling it a whit of the industry's top honors. >> reporter: it's the lack of diversity, not the body of work creating oscar buzz this year. all 20 acting nominees are white and that hasn't happened since 1998. >> i am appealing to men and people of god everywhere. >> reporter: it created pretty good acclaim. "selma" was nominated for best picture and best song but was snubbed in the director and acting categories. wendell pierce played to reverend williams in the film. >> they're judged. >> reporter: duvernay would have been the first blackwoman nominated as director. academy director boon isaacs said she doesn't believe they have a problem with diversity. the good news is the wealth of talent is there and it's being discussed. >> america is browning and hollywood needs to catch up. >> reporter: a 2012 "los angeles times" survey indicated that oscar voters are nearly 94% caucasian and

michelle miller is with us and there's some question as to whether the gunfire was necessary. good morning. >> good morning. the traffic stop happened three weeks ago but bridgeton police released the video on tuesday in response to a public open response from a newspaper. officer braheme days who's black and another officer stopped a car for failing to stop at a stop sign. he approaches the passenger on the passenger side. officers can be heard saying there's a gun in the glove boxx. >> keep your [ expletive ] right there. a few seconds later he appears to get out of the car, his arms appear to be at his chest and both officers fire several shots. reid and the driver of the car had several convictions on their record. reid is convicted of shooting at police. it's not clear how officers knew his name or what was happening inside the car. the kelly prosecutor is currently investigating the incident and they're working toward a fair and impartial process. but community activists have called for the state to take over the investigation. they believe ultimately the shooting could

fox news admits those reports were incorrect but as michelle miller says the mayor of paris is not satisfiedshe must seek legal recourse on fox news because they said her city was rife with claims. she said the reports were not only insulting but deeply damaging to paris. many found it upsetting because they were made in the aftermath of one of the worst terrorist attacks ever committed on frens soil. the mayor of paris said the city had been insulted. >> i think we'll have to sue. i think they'll have to go to court in order to have these words removed. the image of paris have been prejudice and the honor of paris has been prejudiced. >> they allowed no-go zones, it was said. >> it's been scary. i've been to afghanistan, iraq kashmir, and at times it's felt like that. you see young men wearing osama bin laden t-shirts in a shop. >> it was added these zones wer common throughout europe. >> it's not just no-go zones there. it's like birmingham where non-muslims don't go in. >> prime minister david cameron was aghast. >> i thought it must be april fools' day. this guy is clearly an idiot. >>>

michelle miller is here to tell us why the surprise birth was also a huge financial burden on the coupleed that she and her fiance would be stuck with bills they couldn't afford and while they do have to manage the expense of living in new york for the next few months, one thing they don't have to worry about, the hospital bills. british couple lee johnson and katy amos thought a quick trip across the pond between christmas and new year's would be a piece of cake. pregnant with her first child she was beginning her third trimester. three days into their trip and on a tour of manhattan central park katy suddenly went into labor 11 weeks early. the couple headed to lenox hill hospital on new york's upper east side. >> at what point did it dawn on you i might be in a pickle. >> i looked at you and i said maybe these are contractions and you look at me and said really? that's when. when i went to the hospital and i was laid out on the bed and they were checking me and they were like, yeah, you're dilating, and i'm like i'm having a baby in new york. >> katy delivered baby dax, all 3 pounds 4

michelle miller has surveillance video. michelle, good morning. >> reporter: good morning and good morning to viewers in the west. police are canvassing this neighborhood in the bronx in psearch of the two suspects involved in the shooting that took place at 10:30 last night. just hours before the attack the police commissioner and the mayor were touting the city's record low crime numbers. >> reporter: this surveillance video shows the moment the officers came up against the suspect's gunfire. the plain clothed officers were just finishing their shifts when they got a robbery call on monday night. they came under fire when they saw two men near a chinese food restaurant who fit the description. >> as they approached the individual one male was outside. one went inside. the approached the male outside. when the male inside began firing at the officers through the doorway. >>> two officers were hit. one shot in the arm. the other in the back. they were rushed to the hospital where mayor bill de blasio spoke overnight. >> than

michelle miller is with us8 the academy defends this position. good morning. >> good morning.rus calling for the academy to better reflect the demographics of america. this year's group of nominees have highlighted what some are calling a whitewashing of the industry's top honors. >> achievement -- >> reporter: a lack of diversity. not the body of work creating oscar buzz this year. all 20 acting nominees are white, and that hasn't happened since czll1998. >> i am appealing the men and women of god and goodwill everywhere. >> reporter: thedñ king jr. biopic "selma" reserved critical acclaim and creating heavy oscar buzz for david oyelowo. nominated for best picture and song but snubbed in the acting categories. wendell pierce played the rempd jose williams in the film. >> don't judge with the same barometers when it comes to a diverse talent of people and women of color. >> reporter: ava duvernay would director nominated. >> doesn't sound like king but reminds you of king when you see the film. >> reporter: after the nominations she doesn'tyíñ believe the academy has a problem

michelle miller spent time with the painter who is always taking pop culture to the max.ant colors. to this day he remains a star of the art world and a painter whose life and career are as colorful as one of his canvasses. so this is where the magic happens? >> this is where it happens. >> reporter: for 50 years artist peter max has been a mainstay on the american art scene, charting out thousands of works on just about every surface, canvasses, stages, airplanes. all of these are originals? >> yes. these are all painted. so what i'm going to do today is i wanted to sign them. >> reporter: each peter max original bears his unique signature. though it might be argued that his true signature is color. >> so with a piece like this is ringo call you up and say hey, i want a colorful piano? >> reporter: when beatles drummer ringo starr wanted to customize his baldwin piano he mailed one to peter max. >> i figured, let's do this this is going to be red. this i'll do in peach. this may be in pink and i started painting it. now we're so excited that i did a nice beautiful for ri

michelle. ahead, we are tracking new developments in the manhunt for the terrorists in france. we are in paris. plus new details about the ties to al qaeda. john millers in studio 57. john blackstone takes a close look at the passionate fight over whether to implode candlestick park. >> hm. >> all of that and more. the news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00. >> that's right in our backyard. all right, charlie. see you at 7:00. thanks. >> yes, indeed >> thanks, charlie. >>> this is a big week for reports on employment here in the u.s. kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks has this morning's numbers from the labor department. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, frank and michelle. continuing to get good signals on the strength of the u.s. job market. the labor department reports that first time unemployment claims this past week fell by 4,000 to 294,000. four-week average edged a little lower but it's down 16% from a year earlier. labor delivers the december jobs report tomorrow. economists looking for a gain of around 240,000 jobs. while that would be lower than the big gain in november, it would still finish up 2014 as the str

michelle obama arms. there's a lot of reasons. >> they also have this thing, guys called a coat. >> and ruin your whole look? >> it's okay. i'm with nicole miller>>> is google saying good-bye to glass? cnet's dan ackerman is in our toyota green room. he'll show you why the futuristic lenses are coming off the market and what >> minority women's breakfast in wilmington delaware we expect the vice-president to deliver remarks 8:45, 15, 20 minutes. >> there's no suspects in the shooting outside the vice-president delaware home saturday. secret service is investigating. bidens were not home at the time. >> let's get the holiday forecast with katie in the weather center. >> overall definitely day of improvement. there are less skill hazards you can over my shuler. you might see a flurry here or there. would not be surprised by that. you don't have to worry about precip here today to make it icier. because the temperatures are hovering near freezing in every location you have to factor are in if it looks wet, it could be slick. we'll eventually get to low 40s today with whipped continuing to hike up here as the day progresses. it's cold. it is coldes

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michelle obama arms. there's a lot of reasons. >> they also have this thing, guys called a coat. >> and ruin your whole look? >> it's okay. i'm with nicole miller>>> is google saying good-bye to glass? cnet's dan ackerman is in our toyota green room. he'll show you why the futuristic lenses are coming off the mar >>> good morning morning everyone, 8:-- monday morning, 8:25. i'm frank mallicoat. here's what's happening. police are searching for the suspects who drove a u-haul truck into a high end clothing store near fishermen's what have. it happened at hyde and north point streets around 3:30 this morning. the suspect ace ledgedly grabbed racks of clothes and then drove off in the u-haul. not clear yet how many suspects are involved but still on the loose. >>> 51 cases of the measles have been reported after an outbreak that started last month. four of them local in alameda county. the rest are in southern california and out of the state. health officials expect the outbreak will continue to spread. some of the patients had been got it in disneyland last month. >>> and for the last time, the freedom train will roll from san jose to san francis