that's block this morning between grant avenue and morrell. now, ac aid any is right there bordering northeast philly airport. so your best bet, going north to south here in the neighborhood, and another accident montgomery county clump road and whites mill road. good news for motorists traveling south this morning and through the weekend. the southbound lanes of 495 have been reopened, that's good news for everyone headed down toward the delaware beaches. however, just keep in mind, the northbound lanes still remain closed, with that reconstruction of the bridge, and that alternate will remain 95, rolling up through wilmington. mass transit at the moment, looking good. erika, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. right now 5:35, in business news this morning, how facebook is hoping to get the internet to developing countries. >> what could help the markets rebound from down day? money watch's wendy gillette joins us now from new york from the stock exchange, hi, wendy. >> reporter: good morning, ukee, erika, all eyes on wall street will be foc

do have accident northeast philadelphia, academy road, between grant avenue and morrell avenue. academy blocked right now, that's the stretch that boarders right there northeast airport. so maybe the boulevard would be your best bet until they can get that situation cleared up. as we just heard from ukee, 495 south, reopened, this morning, so that's great news, especially on a friday, and in the summertime, most of that volume on a friday afternoon is heading south, trying get down toward the delaware beaches. so southbound is open. however, northbound, little bit more pain before the gain. you industrial to hang with 95 as the alternate. the rest of the major roadways, 95, from northeast philly, into center city looking good. no problems yet on the schuylkill expressway, they are still working on the northeast extension here in the construction zone, right near lansdale until about 6:00. and of course, with it being a friday, in the summertime, a lot of that volume on friday afternoons will be headed south to the jersey shore. but right now, if you are coming in toward philadel

former deputy cia director mike morrell says the u.s. should not be deterred. >> so we should mark this date down because this is isis' first terrorist attack against the united states. >> reporter: foley was works as a note toll journalist covering the civil war in syria when he went missing in november 2012. previously, he had been detained working in libya and talked about the experience on cbs. >> well, we were going out to report on what was actually happening on the front lines. >> reporter: his family confirmed his death and called on his kidnappers to spare the lives of other who is. like jim, they are innocent. they have no control over american government policy in iraq, syria or anywhere in the world. the militant in the video speaks with a british accent. morrell says many foreign fighters have gone to syria and iraq to join isis and could pose a long-term threat to the u.s. and its allies. craig boswell, cbs news, washington. >> san francisco-based twitter is blocking the spread of gruesome images of the beheading of james f

there, at academy road, going to the maps with that stretch, academy road closed between grant and morrell. the roosevelt boulevard would be your best bet. maybe knights road, frandford avenue, as you work your way through northeast philadelphia this morning. another crash in chester county, just outside of kennett square, route one northbound, right at route 41, otherwise, we're in good shape. light volume so far on the blue route. no problems on the schuylkill, 95, starting to see little volume at girard avenue, but that's typical for this hour. and good news, for motorists headed south through wilmington, specially for the weekend, southbound lanes every 459, are open, however, northbound, still remains closed, and you'll have to use that i95 as the alternate. mass transit running with no delays. erika, back over to you. >> bob, thank you. we have breaking news from the middle east right now, we want to give you live look here at the gaza strip. about two hours into a cease-fire, officials in gaza say israeli tank fire has killed at least four palestinians. now, israel and hamas militan

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. >> happening now in morrell park and torresdale, philadelphia police need your help to identify an armed convenience store robber with a really strange fashion sense. detectives are trying to catch a knife wielding robber in a pink hat. they say he committed two hold ups went a half an hour of each other on sunday mornings. they were both caught on camera. the robber got away empty handed from 7eleven on frankford avenue but police say he then stole an unknown amount of cash from a wawa on state road. there were no injuries in either incident. >> it is a deadly fire at a jersey shore motel that many would like to forget. but today ocean county prosecutor's office released new video from moments before it started. this massive fire broke out inside the mariners cove motel just enormous it happened in pointless sap beach in march. the fire killed four people. it hurt 12 others. now here's the new video. it shows motel guest john albert tee smoking a cigarette in a lounge area right before the fire. last month the prosecutor' office ruled the fire an accident and investigators say alb

official michael morrell, now a cbs news contributor. >> now, they know that we may make an attempt to go after bstages, so they will better protect them. and every little detail that is leaked out about this operation gives isis information that will help them protect against future operations. so there was a good reason they tried to keep it secret. >> schieffer: we are joined now by our homeland security correspondent bob orr. bob, how many other hostages are there, and how now do we mount another rescue operation? >> reporter: well, bob, sources tell us there are about three americans, at least three americans still being held, along with a small number of others, perhaps a dozen. but another rescue mission would be very difficult. the commando raid was a wake-up call for isis because now, it's clear to everybody that the u.s. is willing to put at least some boots on the ground for a while inside syria. officials believe isis has since adjusted its operations. sources say it's likely the remaining hostages have been separated and are probably moving around on a regular basis. also,

morrell, does changing the government in baghdad mean this civil war can end? >> scott, prime minister maliki was the biggest source of the problem. he was more responsible than anybody else for isis' rise. his disenfranchisement of the sunnis in iraq led them to support isis. so moving on to a new government that can bring the kurds, the sunnis and shia together create a real opportunity for the government to take on isis in full force. >> pelley: you have called isis a terrorist army. how do you deal with that in the long term? >> i think there are two things that have to be done. one is very top leadership has to be removed from the battlefield. the second thing that has to happen is the iraqi military has to take on isis as a military on the battle field, and now that been a political solution in baghdad or the appearance of at least a political solution in baghdad, we have a chance to get the iraqi army back together and moving again. >> pelley: michael morell, former deputy director of the c.i.a., thank you. today, canada said it will offer an experimenta

cia insider mike morrell on what it will take to stop the islamic terror group. >>> after weeks of fear over o ebola, good news overnight for an american victim. >>> had this morning "consumer reports" is going after the fda for fish. >>> we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 second. >>> the white house has revealed it sent a special forces team into syria to rescue a group of hostages, including the murdered reporter james foley. >>> a failed rescue inside syria. >>> the pentagon says the hostages were not where the u.s. thought they were. >>> the american doctor who contracted ebola is going to be released from emory university hospital. he is expected to make a statement at a news conference later today. >>> overnight ferguson missouri took another step towards healing. no shots fired just six people were arrested. >>> attorney general eric holder met with community leaders and the family of michael brown. >>ve> seeare wther across central tennessee, uprooting trees, damaging homes and knocking down power lines. >>> philadelphia phenom mo'ne davi

much r point that if this violence is worth of some higher morrell cause, like the emancipation, they don't see in world war i, do they as a bout the civil war war that might have been worth it? is it in their conscience at all? the past movement, they drew on the example of the abolitionists. they were talking about war in the same way eradicated. and they said that once that had aid -- people said reform will be gradual, that would be impossible, whatever. this happened, war, too, can be eradicated. war is a kind of a slavery in its own way. hey saw themselves as the inheritors of that tradition. the civil war, it's interesting civil war is only a generation or two away at this time. isaac this congressman, sherwood who stood up and brought the debate about whether go to war. he said i've seen war. we cannot go to war. there are w i think other historians to say that very generation fights its own war, you know? >> anything else? thank you, the book is "conscience." >> you're watching american history tv, all weekend, every weekend. on "american history survivor marcel drimer descri

we have the cia mike morrell warning that there's going to be another potential for an attack and then mike dempsey comes out and says, that's not true. will the administration get singing off the same song sheet at minimum? >> they talked to the politicians and eased back on the warning and said at first it was the scariest thing that they had never seen and then ner saying, no, are we supposed to believe the same people that call isis jay-z? now we believe that they are not an imminent threat? >> there's not an intelligent person in this intelligence business saying that there could be another 9/11 to cover them. >> i think it's more than that, bob. >> they could -- and in fact it might happen. before 9/11, nobody figured that. now everybody figures -- >> it's not all of a sudden predicting another 9/11. now they are saying, you know what, this is soft power that they are going to use. >> they look bad, though. >> they don't have a desire to attack our obama land. that's not true. >> and verbally cia, it's another thing to legitimately cover -- >> this is not -- we've been in there f

it is comedian sam morrell. and his mustache once swam in the english channel. it was full of orphans. next to me, john john bolton. he is also continuing on as the president of "red eye" for the time being. >> a block. the lede. that's the first story. >> he is homeless, but not homely. sunday night's mtv video music awards miley cyrus sent a 22-year-old drifter to the stage after she won video of the year. i love the word drifter. the young man happened to be what scientists called super gorgeous. >> my name is jesse. i am accepting this award on baf of the 1.6 run aways and homeless youth in the united states. we are starving lost and scared for our lives. i know this because i am one of these people. >> the music industry will make over $7 billion this year and outside of these doors are 54,000 human beings who have no place to call home. >> she look eld so thoughtful there. >> the vma's were not just about homeless bros. ferguson came up. mtv ran a psa about the civil rights protests and rapper common read in silence. the unarmed teen killed by a police off

we will talk to new hampshire republican kelley ayotte and former cia official mike morrell, mitt romney is running, paul ryan will be along to discuss his new book and the prospect he or maybe romney will run in 2016. >> third time is a charm. >> yes. >> plus we will get the latest from ferguson, missouri as the family and friends of michael brown prepare for his funeral. we will talk to perking son's congressman william lacey clay about what he thinks of the president's ordering a review of the program to supply military combat gear to local police. and we will get a preview of washington's newest memorial from actor gary sinise who is working to armor american's disabled veterans. >> "60 minutes" of news because this is face the captioning sponsored by cbs >> good morning again, on that earthquake on the west coast, it is a 6.0, it was reported north of san francisco in the napa centrally. the u.s. geological survey says it is the largest quake to shake thea sincs about tell, good morning to you, yes, n napa, bob, and this is a real close to the epicenter. this really shook plus the m

it is interesting what mike morrell former cia said.the individual is it's more about the group. if that is the case>> we are losing ground there. we did that. it is a wrong message not fbi operations to be intelligence operations and special operations guys to go in and get this guy and killing him on the spot. want to arrest them and bring them to trial. isis is to be destroyed. >> this is a war he should be shot. we are going to bring him back here and try vr8 >> we criminalized terrorism before that and now we are going backwards. such a shame. >> plus, i mean it is amazing that they are so not in sync the former cia director saying one thing and the president saying we should go after one and cia saying we should go after the group. let me talk about this guy bari. he was talking about how wrist exercises help him doing this type of thing. he is obviously the lowest of the low. you have been involved in rescue operations four hostages. do these things usually end well? >> no. 50/50 chance. totally dependent on intelligence. they ar

eye, john bolton and sam morrell. >> e block. last story. that's the last story. >> this worm was keen to make her clean a pageant mom fed her daughter tapeworms so she could slim dop and win the crown. slim down and win the crown. it is the subject of the -- >> is this real. >> the teen was admitted for stomach pain and after going to the bathroom they found a toilet full of tape work. she fed her daughter a pill of parasite eggs saying she was only trying to help her lose weight. the teen took it in stride. >> you made me do this. this is all your fault. >> i'm sorry. i'm so sorry. >> that is caliber acting. real or not real? >> does it work? >> no, i have never taken these tapeworms and never done the extremes. i have only eaten tainted pork and hoped for food poisoning. >> that was a song, tainted pork. have you ever heard of this? >> i believe it. i do believe it. >> some people are desperate. i don't know if this story is true, but these girls will go to crazy lengths. >> i dated a model who was -- who atekleenex to fill up. >> there i

we will talk to new hampshire republican kelley ayotte and former cia official mike morrell, mitt romneyng, paul ryan will be along to discuss his new book and the prospect he or maybe romney will run in 2016. >> third time is a charm.

this is mike morrell, former director of the cia, right? and talking about the isis threat and then i want you to comment. >> the definition of terrorism, nora is political violence, violence for political effect. so we should mark this date down because this is isi s's first terrorist attack against the united states. >> this group tied this murder to american policy in their rhetoric. now do you think, or does anybody really understand the situation? iraq thinks that this group is not coming after us, is not coming after the west? >> your president now, what do you do? president farino. >> first of all, i would not golf. this is a quote from the deputy national security advisor, just two weeks ago on cnn, he said, isis, their focus is not attacking on the u.s. homeland or our interests here in the united states or abroad. they're trying to find a base to operate. a base to do what? our interests are very much at play. i also want to mention a couple of other things. i'm for the drones, i'm for cutting off the money. i liked it when presid

hold ups in morrell park and torresdale were caught on came camera.ber took off empty handed from a 7eleven on frankford avenue, but stole an unknown amount of cash from a wawa on state road. fortunately no one was hurt. >>> a california woman faces charge that is night after authorities say she sneaked on to plane in california. >> it's not the first time she's been caught doing this. >>> after her flight from san jose international airport the crew of the southwest airlines flight did a headcount after landing realizing an extra person was on board. officials say the 62 year old got through security by sneaking in with a family. she now faces trespassing charges. no other travelers are saying how could this have happened? >> well first of all i'm shock shocked. because they screen us so thoroughly. you know, you're patted down for the least little beep. i can't imagine someone could escape through security and get on plane. >> and yet she did. authorities have arrested hartman six times for trying to slip on to flights at san francisco international

then mike morrell says we do need to worry. this is the c.i.a. then we just got a statement just minutes ago, dempsey believes that isis is a regional threat that could become a threat to the united states so which one is it? >> they want to have a little bit of everything. let's be honest. what they're trying to do is be in campaign mode, please the liberal base, do as much as they can to placate the liberal base but make statements in different avenues, different ways to make it look like they're doing something so in case there is, as we saw with benghazi, if there's ever a problem in the future with the direct hit on the united states by isis, they will be able to pull these random statements from other cabinet officials and say, we told you there was a warning but let's be clear. the overall narrative right now is from the white house, from the nfc, we don't have to worry they're not a threat. and it really is a consistent narrative that we've seen through syria. they didn't want to do anything in syria. we had the president of the united st

. >>> happening now in morrell park and torresdale, philadelphia police are trying to catch a knife wieldingber wearing a pink hat who they say committed two hold ups within a half all right hahn of each other early sunday morning. hold ups were caught on camera. also, caught on camera the robber's pink winter hat. investigators say he got away empty handed from a 7eleven on frankford avenue. he then stole an unknown amount of cash from wawa on state road. no injuries in either incident. >> a delaware man is under arrest this evening for assaultinassaulting a police do. police say 33 year old robert berry was wanted on probation violation and for cutting off his ankle gps tracking device. police and ripper the k9 arrived at a home on the 2,000 block of bauers beach road to search for him. investigators say ripper found berry and in crawlspace hiding in the home's attic and he hit ripper. the dog then bit berry and kept him in place until police officers could take him into custody. berry is facing row assisting arrest and assault charges on a law enforcement k9 on top of his probation violat

cia insider mike morrell on what it will take to stop the islamic over o ebola, good news overnight foramerican victim. >>> had this morning "consumer reports" is going after the fda for fish. >>> we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 second. >>> the white house has revealed it sent a special forces team into syria to rescue a group of hostages, including the murdered reporter james foley. >>> a failed

i want you to hear what mike morrell told cbs this morning. >> the definition of terror is political violence, violence for political effect. we should mark this date down because this is isis' first terror attack against the united states. >> joining me now with their insig insights, paul krus shenk in washington and also former covert officer mike baker. i'll begin with you, paul, if i can, and that is this, as devastating as this news has been, to see an american journalist executed in such a brutal and ruthless way, with such a clear message, is it possible it will have any effect whatsoever on america's foreign policy? >> it's not clear. the policy at the moment is to try to somehow contain isis in iraq. it's been a growing threat in iraq. it's also a growing threat in syria and the united states is not at the moment confronting the group in syria, ashleigh, so unclear whether this will have any effect on u.s. foreign policy. it increases concern about the group. increases concern that the group could retaliate against u.s. interests both in the region, in places like jordan, le

we will talk to new hampshire republican kelley ayotte and former cia official mike morrell, mitt romney

. >> reporter: over night we set up a reunion with the pardons and that dispatcher, julie morrell. >> hello. >> so cute. >> so glad that you talked me through that because it was like the worst thing ever. >> reporter: that was amazing that everything went just as planned and everybody is happy and healthy. >> so cute and benjamin's parents say that moment was scary. they were worried about so many things that could have gone wrong but they didn't. thanks to that helpful guidance, benjamin doing fantastic as you see is a healthy baby, adorable little boy. >> i love the dad. that was just the worst. >> the two kids in the backseat. >> watching it all unfold. >> all right, yeah, talk about that there's a sibling coming. i love seeing benjamin. >>> to the backlash against bud light for that beer bash they're throwing in a small colorado town. a lot of residents don't want a thousand contest winners partying all weekend. clayton sandell with the latest. >> reporter: forget the mountain, the history, the fresh air this morning, the colorado town of crested butte is seto be the new star i a

mike morrell i know misled congress about what happened in benghazi.hen it came to change the falcon boy tomato myself, senator mccain and others that that's the mister, we don't know. maybe the fbi did a. now we know that he changed the talking point. so you got the deputy director at the state a -- acting cia director is leaving comments on two occasions a night of the cia director not knowing if there that his organization was breaking into computers, regarding an investigation at this agency. to me, this is a very big deal and an apology is not enough. [inaudible] >> isn't is considerably more serious? >> i think in some respects. of course, human lives were lost in benghazi, and that is obviously the ultimate responsibility we have to. but this is different in that, this has got to do with the fundamentals of our constitution and the division of power in the checks and balances that are supposed to govern the way -- are supposed to be the dictates of how we govern this country. and if you have something like this going on, how can the american peo

earlier on "cbs this morning," we asked the former cia deputy director mike morrell how the u.s.itical violence violence for political effect. we should mark this date down because this is isis' first terrorist attack against the united states. >> president obama is expected to respond to foley's death later today. >>> attorney general eric holder is on his way to ferguson missouri at this hour to talk with local officials and investigators looking into the police killing of michael brown. peaceful demonstrations flared up again late last night with dozens of protesters who wouldn't leave. officers chased them down arresting 47 people and seizing handguns. >>> meanwhile, the st. louis county prosecutor's office says it will start presenting evidence to a grand jury this morning. that process could lead to criminal charges against the officer who shot michael brown. cbs news legal analyst jack ford is with us. good morning. grand jury evidence being presented. what do you think will happen? is. >> well, what happens is this. grand jury consists of 12 people and grand jurors listen

official michaels morrell now a cbs news contributor. >> now they know that we may make an attempt to after hostages so they will better protect them. and every little detail that is leaked out abouttion gives isis information that will help them protect against future operations. so there was a good reason they tried to keep it secret. areq( joine by ouy bob, how many other hostages are there, and how now do we mount another rescue well, bob wake-upcall for isis because now it's clear to everybody that the u.s. also limiting its use of cell phones and othervd communications. of core difficult to track bob. >> schieffer: you know everybody is saying today we it? >> repor takeut t timely anddaryép specific location withn air strike or even a ground ajo 200tix at theder of al qaeda in iraq. that was successful only because the u.s. had robust intelligence on the ground and thousands of the able exploit daily i elghgenoerankly, we frankly, we don'tnu;omqí syria, bob. there is limited intelligence being collected on the ground there. >> schieffer: u.s. military forces continued air strike