michelle miller, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up, keeping the skies safe for aerial firefights.hat the state is doing to protect pilots and the public. >> and we have a bear problem. a pool party gets out of control. where these uninvited guests showed up. >> and a beautiful finish to the week. some fog and low clouds linger though especially here in the city. we'll have a look at the all- important weekend forecast coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> some new video into the newsroom. this morning a large tree branch in san francisco's panhandle came crashing down smashed at least four cars below. one car has its hood crushed and windshield shattered. and a crew from the city department of public works was sent out to cut up and cart those branches away. >>> as more drones take to the skies, the number of misbehaving drone operators is also on the rise. kpix 55's kiet do shows us how people can report dangerous drone use. >> the date and time you observe the drone being flown and the best known information. it could lead to arrest and save lives. >> reporter: if you see a drone oper

michelle miller now explains. >> reporter: in their latest ad, hackers calling them self impact appear to have taken aim at ashley madison's top executive, ceo noel bidderman. multiple outlets report that a along with the internal files, the group posted this message hey knoll you can admit it is real now. the statement caples just days after hackers, exposed, cheating supposees around the world releasing 32 million members dating profiles and personal information. around 15,000 e-mail addresses appear to trace back to u.s. government accounts. the defense secretary ash carter confirmed on thursday that the the pentagon is looking into some of the people on the list who use military addresses. >> of course, it is an issue because conduct is very important and we expect good conduct on the part of our people. >> reporter: ashley madison is still operating but traffic on the web site dropped 40 percent in july when the hackers first threatened to release data until the web site shut down. the company says the hackers are criminals who appointed themselves as ministerial judge, juror and

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he took over in july, and michelle miller talked to him about the challenges. >> a lot of people would ask, why would you want this job. >> i've always been known as a consensus builder, and one that can work within the boundaries of racial discord. >> reporter: as the new interim police chief in ferguson, andre anderson knows this town is still recovering from riots touched off last year when officer darren wilson shot and killed 17-year-old michael brown. >> this is our city. [gunfire] >> reporter: following last year's unrest, the department of justice launched an investigation into ferguson's law enforcement practices. they found police routinely profiled and discriminated against african americans. between 2012 and 2014, 93% of all arrests were of black people. >> there are police officers here that quite frankly some of them don't understand the dynamics of many people in the minority community. and to some degree i would say that it's in the their fault, because we have to train people to understand the community served. >> reporter: the community they serve is two-thirds black.

now hackers posted internal documents and details of additional users and as michelle miller explains, the pentagon is now concerned. ♪ >> reporter: in their latest data dump. hackers calling themselves impact team appear to have taken aim at ashley madison's top executive. the ceo. multiple outlets report that along with a trove of internal files the group posted this message -- hey noel. you can admit it's real now. the statement came just days after hackers exposed cheating spouses around the world. releasing 32 million members dating profiles and personal information. around 15,000 e-mail addresses appeared to trace back to u.s. government accounts. the defense secretary ash carter confirmed thursday that the pentagon is looking into some of the people on the list who used military addresses. >> of course it's an issue because conduct is very important and we expect good conduct on the part of our people. >> reporter: ashley madison is still operating but traffic on its website dropped 40% in july. when the hackers first threatened to release data unless the website shut down. the

michelle miller has more on that. >> reporter: dozens of volunteers are putting the finishing touches on the home of francita clemons. she and her mother abandoned it just before the deluge. >> i left the day before the storm to a finished house. now i have a finished house again. >> reporter: this moment is bittersweet. her mother died long before she got help to rebuild. is it hard to ask for help? yes. >> reporter: why? >> your pride. >> hello, young people. >> reporter: but last year, she found out about the st. bernard project, a nonprofit started by zack rosenburg and his wife, liz mccartney. the couple came from washington, d.c. to volunteer two months after the storm. they planned to stay for two weeks. they never left. >> what we first saw was wholly inconsistent with the america we knew. it was either a step forward or a step backwards and our first step was forward. >> reporter: so far, the group has rebuilt 614 homes, more than any other nonprofit in the new orleans area. >> we just started three-year, $10 million campaign to rebuild 240 houses. >> reporter: but there's a

michelle miller tells us that relieving black unemployment is part of the healing process in ferguson, missouri, one year now after the fatal shooting of a black teenager by a white police officer reignited an enduring national debate. >> what do you think "work ethic" means? >> reporter: adrian shropshire had no formal experience teaching young people how toor find work. >> dependability, accountability and trustworthiness. >> you must disperse immediately. >> reporter: but after seeing his town torn apart in the wake of michael brown's death lastye year, the ferguson resident and football coach decided he neededee to help tackle the problems in his community.in in ferguson, black households earn 40% less than whites, and african american men here face a staggering 23% unemployment rate.ra what is the key thing these young people need? >> i see they need education. i see they need mentorship. in the hood, these guys are from the hood, from the city, from the heart, where the shooting's going on. >> reporter: so, with almost no funding, shropshire launched jobs and more, a training pr

michelle miller, cbs news, new orleans. >> pauley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. scott pelley i'm jane pauley. see ow "sunday morning." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> tonight, an "e.t." exclusive. brick's ex at her grave site with cameras in tow. the video you'll only see here. was it staged or was his pain real? >> then, new details on the young reporter and her camera man murdered live on air. we are talking to the victims' family and go inside the mind of the gunman. >> a disgruntled employee. he got his gun. he then flipped on his cell phone so he could video the entire thing. >> plus, the victims' tragic love story. >> they both were in love. >> the cameraman engaged to his producer. her staff party just hours before watching her fiance die.

michelle miller, cbs news, new orleans. >> pauley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for scott pelley i'm jane pauley. see ow "sunday morning." good night. [000:28:42;00]

michelle miller, cbs news, new orleans. >> pauley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight.cott pelley i'm jane pauley. see ow "sunday morning." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org 2ax4 >>> good evening. i'm jan jeffcoat. >> and i'm derek mcginty. >> the grief is unbearable, that's what alison parker's father is saying about the wdbj reporter. >> she and her photographer adam ward were gunned down this morning during a live report and hours later the shooter, a former employee, is also dead. >> reporter: the day started normally for alison parker and adam ward when they were ambushed and gunned down by a former co-worker, one that was fired by their station two years ago. >> that's the emergency number for the georgia state patrol. >> reporter: before he went to wdbj bryce williams wo

some police departments are training officers to defuse these situations, and michelle miller has been looking into that. >> put your hands up! get your hands up now! >> reporter: veteran officers ken lerud and gordie bush are responding to a burglary. >> i just want to go! i just want to leave! i just want to leave! >> reporter: it's all part of a de-escalation drill designed to help cops figure out an alternative to deadly force. >> why didn't you tase him? >> he's not trying to harm anybody. he's just trying to get away. >> perfect. we use the appropriate level of force. >> reporter: the appropriate level of force at a department where police-citizen encounters frequently turn deadly. >> we were shooting a high number of unarmed citizens, a high number of minorities. >> reporter: assistant sheriff kirk primas says the reality check came in 2011 with the shooting death of stanley gibson, an unarmed mentally ill ft who was mistaken for a burglary suspect. >> taking a human life is a big deal. >> reporter: the justice department thought so, too, recommending 75 changes to police depart

michelle miller, cbs news, new orleans. >> pauley: and that's the "cbs evening news" for tonight. scott pelley i'm jane pauley. see you on "sunday morning." good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> new at 6:00 the family of a gunman that opened fire killing a news crew on live television speaks out for the first time and tonight, we're learning more about his bay area connections. >> tourists targeted as some of the most popular spots in the bay area. so what are police doing to protect visitors? and the public? >> and indictments handed down for former 49ers ray mcdonald and the current player, the serious charges they are facing. good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm ken bastida. we have breaking news in the south bay. >>> right now chopper 5 is it above a strip mall fire in santa clara on white oak lane and the lawrence expressway. you can see crews there pouring water on the building. the road is shut down in both directions. nobody getting by. and you can see the major damage most of the building has collapsed

thanks to michelle miller. >> proof it is fun to stay at the ymca, if you are thumper.ning." >>> they are called the real life bambi and thumper this morning. this video of a fawn and bunny playing together in colorado. this is a hit on social media. it is really picking up. they showed up last week at ymca resort at rocky mountain national park. they were seen for a half hour. they spotted the furry friends there before. >> i think the sound track makes it better, though. >> me, too. >> that does it for us. tune into the cbs evening news with scott tonight and for news anytime, anywhere watch our digital network. >>> good morning, i'm erika von tiehl. parts of the delaware will cost you you more on two bridges, burlington county bridge commission has approved raising tolls on the tacony palmyra and burlington bristol bridge. starting september 15th it goes from two to $3 for e-z pass commuters and two to four if you pay cash. >>> that money will go to maintain the bridges. >>> and still all morning we have been watching schuylkill and still a mess out there, meisha. >>

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to congratulate michelle miller.doing what i love, playing music. >> 5,000 people. that's an achievement. >> field trip. >> there you go. >>> up next, "the dish. this summer take flight, without having to take a flight. because all the thrills you need are right here at busch gardens, and water country usa. in williamsburg, va. like the daring new coaster tempesto. so ride together slide together whether it's monster drops collossal curls or furry friends it's all here. vacation packages start at $50 per person per night. the ultimate summer vacation is closer than you think at busch gardens and water country usa. >>> few cities in the world have a more thriving restaurant scene than chicago. joining us this morning is rick bayless, one of the most prominent chefs. has so many awards you can't count them. >> rick bayless describes himself as a translator of mexican cooking and he's been doing just that in the windy city since 1987. he currently has three distinctive restaurants there. his original grill. the michelin

. >> osgood: michelle miller is in the kitchen with chef john besh. steve hartman meets a store keeper trying to turn his big easy neighborhood around. ben stein has thought about the wild swings on wall street. but first the headlines for this sunday morning 09th of august, powerful storm whipped across the pacific northwest yesterday, two people died. one of them a 10-year-old girl hit bay falling tree limb. in the pacific, hurricane is now a powerful storm and expected to pass north of the big island of hawaii. texas police say that they're holding a suspect in connection with what they called the cold blooded assassination of a uniformed sheriff's deputy. the officer was gunned down at a gas station in suburban houston friday night while filling up his police cruiser. the neurologist and best selling author known for his books of the quirks of the human brain has died at his home in new york. he was 82. he called his books, neurological november else. baseball fan at turner field has died after falling from the upper deck during a game last night.

to congratulate michelle miller.doing what i love, playing music. >> 5,000 people. that's an achievement. >> field trip. >> there you go. >>> up next, "the dish. rick bayless is a successful chef in chicago. more coming up next. >>> one of the things that you were very vulnerable and candid is being a father to your child. i have to go there for a second. there were rumors he was a cheater, cheater pumpkin eater and it led you to write provocative music and he's upset you're dating russell wilson. he's okay with that but he doesn't like the fact that you've exposed your son to russell wilson. >> it's been very interesting to hear what a lot of guys have had to say and i people like it's a bit of a double standard. at one point in time i took care of his kids as well. >> he has three. >> yes, he does. he actually has four. one was adopted. that's been a beg conversation. it's kind of like what's the difference here. you know, i think that even for the men who were outspoken. i thought, do you want someone to love on y

to congratulate michelle miller.ve, playing music. >> 5,000 people. that's an achievement. >> field trip. >> there you go. >>> up next, "the dish. >>> good morning, everyone, i'm nicole brewer. happening today, in an opportunity to lands job at the city's newest concert venue f9:00 to 1:00 today the fill-more philadelphia in fishtown is holding a job fair. more than 100 jobs need to be filled before the frankford avenue theater opens in october. the first concert featuring philadelphia's own hall and oats is already sold out. so, they'll need all of the hands on deck. >> wait a minute, hall and oats sold out? i'm dis appointed. >> maybe next time. >> yes, i have to get on. that will okay, well, i've been put on notice. well, everybody, it is gorgeous today, beautiful weather out there. hope you're able to get out and enjoy t let's take live look now at philadelphia. you can see, high of 71 degrees, at this moment. but look at the humidity, it is only 47%. that is the wonderful statistic for the day. temperatures arou

to congratulate michelle miller. she's all in. he said, i have to make a living, why not make a living doing what i love, playing >> 5,000 people. that's an achievement. >> there you go. >>> up next, "the dish. rick bayless is . >>> good morning, it is 8:27 on this saturday, august 22nd, i'm andrea grimes in the news police are searching for a motive in yesterday's killing of a security guard at a federal building in soho, they are collecting evidence and searching for clues at the fort lee new jersey home of the gunman kevin downing, police say downing walked into the building after 5 p.m. with several guns hidden in a bag, then shot and killed security guard idrissa camara before killing himself. >> more funding is on the way for new jersey transit, getting money to pay for rebuilding and replacing damagedded equipment. nj transit received $1.7 billion so far. the latest rounds of funding will go towards hoboken, bay head and kirby. forecast. >>> looking beautiful out there right now, blue skies, temperatures slowl

michelle miller shows us why it's a concern for the pentagon. good morning. >> good morning. this morning ashley madison said it was planning to take things public. hackers dive deeper into sensitive information. ♪ i'm looking for someone other than my wife ♪ >> in their latest data dump hackers calling themselves impact team they're taking aim at the top executive. multiple outlets report that along with a trove of internal files the group posts this message, hey, noel you can ed a admit it's here now. >> cheating spouses around the world. >> if you're feeling a little naughty, let's go here. >> releasing 32 million dating files and personal information. some of the e-mail names are fake. still 15,000 appear to trace back to u.s. government accounts. secretary ash carter confirmed thursday that the pentagon is looking at some of the people on the list who used military addresses that of course it's an issue because conduct is very important because we expect good conduct on the part of our people. >> kim zetter is with "wired" magazine who revealed the hack. >> that creates

here's michelle miller. >> reporter: when searching for hidden history in downtown boston, you have toan archaeological exhibition, done under the supervision of 30-year-old archaeologist joseph bagley. so how important is this site? >> it's one of the last places where we can find something from the 1600s, it's also the site of the boston latin school which was the first school in the entire country. >> reporter: the school was built in 1645 and has some of the most revered patriotic patrons. >> ben franklin dropped out of school. >> dropped out of this school. >> is it safe to say this is the founding fathers school. >> absolutely. >> shake it till there's no more dirt left. >> so far they've discovered the master's house. over the past dudsen years there have been a dozen types done. there's a spearhead which predates the pilgrims. >> this one in particular is between 5,000 and 7,000 years old which makes it older than the pyramids in egypt. >> reporter: he said finding the value of the school is the most important. >> so it's what really matters. >> it's one of the most important t

for "krshs thcbs this morning, , michelle miller, new york. >> wow.d of going into a "v" behind them. beautiful photograph. >> and not to mention the girlfriend in the background. >> i had never known that. >> i know. only michelle could get people to open up. >> rita said maybe she was dopey at the time but it didn't bother her. >> great story. >>> coming up, risking it all to climb mount meru. 21,000 foot peak in india. three dauntless americans to reach the summit. it is some story. you're watching "cbs this morning, saturday." this one goes out to all you know who you are... you've become deaf to the sound of your own sniffling. your purse is starting to look more like a tissue box... you can clear a table without lifting a finger... well muddlers, muddle no more. try zyrtec®. it gives you powerful allergy relief. and zyrtec® is different than claritin. because zyrtec® starts working at hour 1 on the first day you take it. claritin doesn't start working until hour 3. zyrtec®. muddle no more™ ♪ >>> it's been called one of the hardest climbs on plan

for "krshs thiscbs this morning, saturday, michelle miller, new york. >> wow. but i would argue that it's not just the story behind it, it's the composition of this photograph that capture's everybody's attention. you have the arch of her back and her leg kicking out. the buildings kind of going into a "v" behind them. beautiful photograph. >> and not to mention the girlfriend in the background. >> i had never known that. >> i know. only michelle could get people to open up. >> rita said maybe she was dopey at the time but it didn't bother her. >> great story. >>> coming up, risking it all to climb mount meru. 21 21,000 foot peak in india. three dauntless americans to reach the summit. it is some story. you're watching "cbs this morning, saturday." >>> good morning. it is 8:27. on this saturday morning. i'm andrea grymes. in the news, the manhattan firefighter shot during a chaotic standoff may be released from the hospital today. lieutenant jim hayes, a 31 31 year veteran is expected to make a full recovery. the standoff began when a federal task force had att

for "krshs thcbs this morning, , michelle miller, new york. >> wow.kind of going into a "v" behind them. beautiful photograph. >> and not to mention the girlfriend in the background. >> i had never known that. >> i know. only michelle could get people to open up. >> rita said maybe she was dopey at the time but it didn't bother her. >> great story. >>> coming up, risking it all to climb mount meru. 21,000 foot peak in india. three dauntless americans to reach the summit. it is some story. you're watching "cbs this morning, saturday." >>> this is completely a little boy dream. bathe the bad guy and i managed to persuade them to let me do 98% of the stuntsz. it's a lot of why i work in those martial arts and lot of reloading of multiple guns and things like that. >> how do you prep for that? how do you prep for something that's so physical? >> there's a lot of conditioning i would say before we went to start shooting in berlin. and then when we were there we really were working with each other and with the stunt team to get up to speed with the fights a

for "krshs thcbs this morning, , michelle miller, new york. >> wow.story behind it, it's the composition of this photograph that capture's everybody's attention. you have the arch of her back and her leg kicking out. the buildings kind of going into a "v" behind them. beautiful photograph. >> and not to mention the girlfriend in the background. >> i had never known that. >> i know. only michelle could get people to open up. >> rita said maybe she was dopey at the time but it didn't bother her. >> great story. >>> coming up, risking it all to climb mount meru. 21,000 foot peak in india. three dauntless americans to reach the summit. it is some story. you're watching "cbs this morning, saturday." >>> good morning, i'm nicole brewer. a sprint car driver from bucks county died last night during a crash at williamsberg speed way in mechanicsberg. james campbell junior better known as jim died in the multi car accident during warm ups. campbell was feasterville bucks county resident. race officials believe he may have had a problem with his car. >>> lets ge

michelle miller shows us why it's become a concern for the pentagon. >> earlier this year ashley madisonas said to be planning to take the company public. they are struggling just to stay private as they dive deeper into sensitive information. in their latest data dump, hackers calling themselves impact team appear to have taken aim at ashley madison's top executive. along with a trove of internal files they posted this message. hey, noel, you can admit it's real now. >> you can switch it to here. the statement came just days after hackers exposed cheating spouses around the world. >> if you're feeling a little naughty, let's go here. >> releasing 32 million members dating profiles. some of the names and addresses are fake. still around 15,000 e-mail addresses appear to trace back to u.s. government accounts. ash carter confirmed thursday that the pentagon is looking into some of the people on the list who used military addresses. >> of course it's an issue because conduct is very important, and we expect good conduct on the part of our people. >> ken zetta first revealed the hack. >> if

. >> michele? bob miller. what is going on here? >> reporter: there is something else about this you should know. the night michele harris vanished was not just any night. it was september 11th, 2001. >> things are in some kind of disarray. >> reporter: so they were. and so nobody was paying much attention to the disturbing events up here around little owego, new york. >> troopers have all been sent to new york city. there's a skeleton crew left at all the stations. >> reporter: back then, sue mulvey was a senior investigator with the new york state police. she took the call morning of september 12th. what do -- did you do? >> i sent two investigators over to talk to calvin harris and sent a uniformed trooper up to the house. >> reporter: calvin harris opened up his house to them. >> he said whatever you need. look wherever you need to look. carte blanch. i want this to be solved. i want this to happen. >> reporter: that morning she knew only this. she had a missing person case on her hands and, with luck, it would resolve itself spe

p >>michelle apon: we have miller 60s across the bay and across the coast of the '60s as a consultant the bay and how long the cosmos upper 60s that we consider the two to four isolated showers or thunderstorms as it drive home the is one thing you could be dodging to keep that mine you may need to account for the oriole home with the king of the bay panel mid-70s and nichols planned on the upper 60s this is what will show you and 915 and also door with a free mobile application download from the apple store or from google. >>rebecca: right now there's an accident for your southbound commute also moving further south on 880 there's traffic hazard sometimes it is the debris there say might be some concrete that spilled onto the road with this in the three right lanes cause some flat tires thaw brought before the tennis and accidents also backing up traffic and this is the drive time for south 880 getting down to the 237 connected into millipede is that stand the 36 minutes now because of these problems definitely some extra time this morning if the nimitz freeway twitch and things of t

>>michelle apon: very small chance of rain will keep our friends across the always talk about a saturday morning millerr the illinois case with most dishonest-for the the mid-70s across the coast and into tomorrow morning we have the shower chances just in the morning hours to the north bank and we have a slight chance to the peninsula of the east the shoreline and parts of the delta. >>michelle apon: forced to close lower 7 is for the weekend to most kids are in school who want to get you ready for after- school, much more comfortable in comparison to yes 7 1/7 across the coast and the bay by the afternoon after school is one to be one with ultimate 90th the partly cloudy for ultimate '80s across the coast of cicada or upper 70's temperatures are off to the warm side especially in and we did not score down the atmosphere over malpractice '70s across much of it in an spots like a concord 76 as of right now of the horses and for milosevic across the south in the north banks of its offer '60s will talk about when to expect in a timeout with our our forecast. >>rebecca: where track and a brand of hot spot

michelle apon: 21 to talk about possible delays in the 5:00 hour. >>gabe slate: we've been getting ready for school right now talk about a for laptops under $300 miller new breed of nobles called the crown books and really catching on with students you can get a good book for low the hundred $50 and the quite laptop and they're a lot different they do not have spinet hard drive and a solid state hard drives you cannot store a lot of debt on these machines use the clout for that this means they cannot run a lot of our applications that can on a traditional laptop this a very simplified laptop one benefit of not having a spinning hard drive and turns on and off relief/it takes just seconds to fire up and get to work the battering last long time but are grateful live in the gulf and as one from class to class they run on the operating system is basically the version of a laptop everything you do with the runs off cloud of internet applications it is great for web serving in the mail document creating through google. >>gabe slate: they provide users with faster and affordable access to the web and word- processing and a lot of ways that all the others ne