police say maxwell morton sent the photo to a friend before he was arrested. the friend's mother called police who arrested morton and charged him with first-degree murder. this happened in western pennsylvania about an hour outside pittsburgh. morton will be tried as an adult. >>> bruce jenner's publicist says the olympic gold medal list was not texting when he was involved in a deadly chain reaction crash in malibu. he will hand over his cell phone. jenner was not hurt. police say jenner was erner erner was being followed by paparazzi, but not being chased. >>> annapolis police are trying to find the owners who abandoned their dogs on the side of the road. a driver spotted the animals on a crate thursday and called police with you cooperate couldn't pen pointint the exact location. another person took the dogs home to keep them safe. they're now in protective custody. >>> right now part of california is under water while other parts of the state are on fire. the storm system dubbed the pineapple express has been dumping rain in northern and central californi

morton is charged with murder as an adult. police have not released a motive. >>> and in atlantic county police are searching for a hit-and-run driver who clipped a man walking along the highway. it happened on the shoulder of route 9 in galloway township. investigators say the driver hit the victim and just kept going. the man had an upper body and head injury. now police are looking for a white ford fusion or mercury milan. they believe the model year is between 2008 and 2010. the vehicle may have a missing passenger-side mirror and other damage along the passenger side. >>> well, officials at a mall in western pennsylvania are cracking down on unaccompanied minors after three people were shot this weekend. the monroeville mall in allegheny county says anyone under the age of 18 has to be with a parent or guardian on friday and saturday nights from now on. this comes after investigators say a 17-year-old shot three people inside macy's on saturday night at that mall. police arrested the teen. two of those victims are still i

so from the beginning, what jelly roll morton talk about, this idea.is very latin to me. >> hinojosa: it's true. >> he call it the... >> hinojosa: i never thought of jelly roll morton and latin... >> and he call it the latin tinge, you see? and that's that rhythm. (sings rhythm) as a matter of fact, william c. handy, who wrote "st. louis blues," you know, he went to cuba. he spent some time in cuba. so it's a lot of history that connect us very deeply. but it's a lack of understanding regarding to jazz and latin america. the other part is that i envision the festival... like, if you go to europe, you say, "i'm going to the european jazz festival." my dream is one day we said, "we're going to the latin american jazz festival," which already there is a lot of them. and the people are embracing this music with the power that you wouldn't believe. kids playing... from early on playing this music. they are really into. they love it. they love the freedom of expression. so i see latin america playing a very important role in keeping jazz alive and in develop

police say they found maxwell morton because he sent the photo to a friend.him with first-degree murder. morton will be tried as an salt in adult in the case. >>> bruce jenner he was not texting when he got into a deadly chain reaction crash that happened in malibu california. jenner saysd over his cell phone records if police request them. one woman died in saturday's crash. jenner was driving one of four vehicles that were involved in this crash. he was not hurt. police say jenner was being followed by paparazzi before the crash, but he was not being chased by the paparazzi. they also say jenner passed a sobriety >>> a plan of action today for d.c. residents who think a utility merger will raise their power bill. >>> plus how a trip to the symphony will transport you to spring and the ball field. >>> stay with us. >>> national popularity growing even to our north. the popular sports radio station in harrisburg will carry the nats games instead of the philadelphia phillies games. when you and your family are traveling through central pennsylvania you can lis

. >> under the leadership of director john morton, immigration and customs enforcement, or i.c.e., has declared war on human traffickers. investigating more than 100 cases a year and arresting dozens of traffickers. in 2010, i.c.e. got a call about a violent criminal who enslaved a young ukrainian woman and chicago. who was this menacing figure? nicole tinan's tormentor, alex campbell. the case snowballed after an alert cook county detective trained to look for signs of trafficking notified federal investigators. >> when i first met julia, she was a very scared young lady. >> julia reported her boyfriend had beaten and threatened her. >> he said many times that he would kill me and nothing would stop him. >> she feared for her life and she feared she could be killed by him and thought she would be killed by him for going to the police. >> vanhorn plugged julia's so-called boyfriend's name into the computer. >> before i started this case, i never even heard of alex campbell. once i put him in the system, i found an extensive criminal history. >> in 1986, campbell shot his way into a hou

---segn el reporte policial morton mat a su compaÑero de un tiro en la cabeza y luego tom una foto juntoun amigo en una red social que desaparece los mensajes despus de unos segundos. ---el recipiente mostr la fotografa a sus padres quienes alertaron a la polica... blanca --los dolores de espalda afectan a un buen porcentaje de la poblacion, pero estas dolencias se podrian evitar si estuvieramos ms atentos. take vo --segun un estudio se encontro que muchas de las lesiones se produjeron porque las personas estaban distraidas mientras realizaban tareas cotidianas. --a los pacientes se les pidi que recordaran qu hicieron 96 horas previas a que apareciera el dolor, y cual era su estado emocional. blanca ---el cantante britnico ''sam smith'' fue el ganador de la noche al recibir 4 galardones... take vo ...en la edicin 57 de los premios grammy ... --- a la gala se presentaron cantantes como beyonce ''pharrel williams'' lady gaga con el legendario ''tony benett''. cesar --- la nota controversial la puso el rapero "kan-ye west" al subir al podio de los galardonados e intentar arruinarle el discu

. >>> a teen took a selfie with a body and posted it to a friend. 16-year-old maxwell morton has been charged with first degree murder homicide and firearms possession. he shot his classmate in the face, he took a selfie with the body and sent it to a friend via snap shalt. he is being charged as an adult. >>> us is awaiting word on an american hostage with isis. >> reporter: jordon is firing back against isis, launching more than 50 airstrikes in retaliation for the brutal burning of a pilot. the chief of jordon air force claims isis has lost 20% of its capability and 7,000 of their fighters. >>> the man in charge of the fight against isis said jordon's response has been critical against the group. he said it is more for or for formidable than al qaeda did a. >>> word came that kayla mueller was allegedly killed in an attack. the united states said there's no evidence of kayla's death and the jordanians say this is propagandas did a. her parents are appealing isis directly saying her well-being is your responsibility. >> residents turned out in lower merion to talk about police and t

morton also allegedly center a text that said "ryan was not the last one." hearing is set for february 19. >>> meanwhile an instagram photo helped track down the suspect in a weekend mall shooting near pittsburgh. 17-year-old tarad thorn hill is accused of shooting a 20-year-old man in the macy's at the monroeville mall saturday night. two bystander its were also hit. thorn hill's alleged target and one of the bystanders are still in critical condition but are expected to survive police say they matched one of thorn hill's instagram photos to surveillance footage from the mall. he's charged with aggravated assault and other crimes tonight. >>> a former chicago area police officer convicted of killing his wife is now accused of trying to murder the prosecutor who put him behind bars. drew peterson's currently serving 38 years in prison for drowning his third wife. prosecutors now say peterson put a hit out on the illinois state attorney who led that 2012 trial. peterson also remains a suspect in the disappearance of his fourth wife but he has not been charged

. >>> and a selfie led police to charge a teen with murder. 16-year-old maxwell morton was charged in the shooting death of a 16-year-old boy in pennsylvania. he was arrested after sending a selfie photo of himself posing in front of the victim aes body. showing the victim with a gunshot wound to the face. >>> the accident involving bruce jenner dispelled rumors that he was teting while driving. jenner's suv pushed a woman's car into oncoming traffic. authorities say he passed a field sobriety test. investigators will seek cell phone records to see if distracted driving played a factor. >>> and bring in the ice. the home of the 49ers is about to transform into the home of the sharks. how crews are making it all happen, next. >> you see soccer, football, now hockey. that's great. over here we see wind on the bottom. s flag and we'll talk about roadway conditions that greet you this morning. coming up. >>> and a live look outside right now at the bay bridge, the calm after the storm as folks try to start their monday getting to work. we hope it's a good one for you. good start at least.

we have morton. more on that. >> it is freezing in the qalanoun mountains and without fuel it's hard to stay worm. 500 families are living in flimsy tents and freezing conditions. the qalanoun mountains are close to the border of lebanon but there is not a single aid agency working here because the government classifies the area as a war zone and bans visitors were coming here. >> we're suffering terribly, especially the young children. the tents we're living in can't with stand the heavy snowfall or snow storms. we cannot afford to protect ourselves. we can't even afford blankets and covers. the heating fuel we had lasted just a week. >> this is just one of the 7 million people inside syria displaced, forced from their homes because of non-stop fighting. and as the snow continues to fall they're trying to survive the weather and the long brutal war in their country. >> 89 boys have been kidnapped from the town in south to you sudan. it's not clear who abducted the children, some as young as 13. ther

. >> reporter: most of the men at jenny morton's startup in san mateo are engineers. and probably making more than most women. joint venture sill sell found that men with bachelor's degrees bring in almost $35,000 more than women with the same education, according to the joint venture silicon valley. and the higher the degree, the wider the income gap. >> we have two very different skill sets. we have men going to school and come out with engineering degrees and women going through school and coming out with some other degree. and the end result is they can't do the jobs the men are doing. and it's the men's jobs that are in short supply driving up the salary. >> reporter: despite the number of tech analysts, now is the best time for a woman to break into the valley. >> because there's a lot of people that are starting to ask the question, why don't we have more women here? and looking for ways to change that dynamic. >> we're always having to fight this uphill battle. the question is, when will other people give us credit? when will anybody listen to us and take wome

. >> reporter: most of the men at jenny morton's start-up are engineers and probably making more than most women. joint venture silicon valley found men with bachelor's degrees bring in almost $35,000 more than women with the same education and the higher the degree, the wider the income gap. >> we have two different skill sets. men coming to school, coming out with engineering degrees, women coming out with another degree and they can't do the jobs the men are doing and it is the men's jobs that are in short supplies. that drives up the salaries. >> reporter: despite the number of tech analysts, now is the best time for a woman toe break into studios valley. >> there are a lot of people asking why don't we have more people here and looking for ways to change that dynamic. >> we are always having to fight the uphill battles. the question is when will other people give us credit? when will anybody listen to us and take women seriously? >> reporter: newsweek's cover stirred great debate about sexism in silicon valley. engineer grace knows having any conversation in the boy's club at her

. >> alameda police officer; hank morton, appreciates the extra eyes above him. >> this one will read in about two seconds. and it will pop up on the screen as it goes by the left front camera. >> as he drives around his city, the readers capture all license plates they see. >> i have recovered two stolen cars that have been parked with a license plate reader. and that was in a matter of within two weeks of us rolling out the license plate reader program. >> each ding you hear is a license being read and cleared. alameda has had one car equipped with the readers since december, three more since last month. already, they helped officers in this small city recover 15 stolen cars. >> it's definitely a significant impact. >> they helped nab at least one car thief. >> the officer passes them, the plate hits, you know, pull him behind the car and make a stop. that person got arrested and the stolen car recovered. >> we saw no stolen cars on this day, but a few weeks ago, the system working in reverse helped save a missing suicidal person. after an officer entered that person's license plate

livingston and henry morton stanley, the wagenia tribe has been fishing the river in unique fashion.d acrobatic, the wagenia dive into the treasurous rapids in what is still referred to as stanley falls. navigate down stream between baskets that need tending. perched on a precarious network of wooden poles, they hoist together. the catch these days -- not much. >> so it is the second biggest falls in the congo river. >> ogi is a fisherman and was a guide bringing tourists to his village. since the last two wars, kisangani tourism has been pretty much nonexistent. chief of the wagenia, pierre mu sala, is said to be a direct descendant of the king who greeted stanley in the 1870s. thank him for the privilege of seeing his community. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: it's a present from the chief. this is a way to welcome the delegation of cnn. >> the wagenia tribe made, what was in retrospect, the mistake of allowing stanley to pass. the famous explorer, of course, pretty much shot and raided his way along this historic route to the coast, before effectively jump-starting th

. >> reporter: let the morton salt and which would deal-- laughter.. >> reporter: will just be impracticalif you have any more rain trackers. keep those pictures, and then a lot of residents are afraid of possible flooding to it. >> reporter: there looking for 8 in. to of rain to be falling. for some that brings back painful memories. >>: >> james: my husband was up the visits in water the water backed up to all the property behind me. >> reporter: we saw families: up and the sandbags. in december flood a lot of families ran out of the sandbags the we're make sure that there are plenty this time. >> reporter: if you're not for on your computer or tv use that kron 4 morning at. to keep track of the storms. make sure you download for free today. >> reporter: jackie sissel in the ball--nevada all. we will be right back. ookse cholate w haa crunch.brkside cruny clters - crpy multi-gins and sweefruiflaved piecesdied in richark ocolate. diover brookside cruny clters. female announcer: don't wait for presidents' day to save on a new mattress. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now! save up

. >> alameda police officer hank morton appreciating the extra eyes above him. >> this one will read in about two seconds. and it'll pop up on the screen as it goes by the left front camera. >> reporter: as he drives around his city. the readers capture all the license plates and instantly compares them to the state data bank. each ding your hear is a cleared read. already they've heard officers in this small city recover 15 stolen cars. >> it's definitely a significant impact. >> reporter: they've also helped nab at least one car thief. >> the officer passes them, the plate hits. pull in behind the car and make a stop and that person got arrested and the stolen car recovered. >> reporter: we saw no stolen cars on this day. but last week, a reverse search helped found a suicidal person. >> the person didn't want to be found. they were trying to od on medication. they had turned off their cell phone so we could not find them. and within hours we found them and they were taken to the hospital. >> reporter: in alameda, i'm john sasaki, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> another warm day out there tod

a selfie led police to charge a teen with murder. 16-year-old maxwell morton was charge as an adult inhe shooting death of a 16-year-old boy in pennsylvania. he was arrested after sending a selfie photo of himself posing in front of a victim's body. it shows himself with the victim and a shot to his face. and the murder trial is under way today for the man accused of killing american sniper chris kyle. kyle is the former navy s.e.a.l. depicked in the movie directed by clint eastwood "american sniper." >>> and "american sniper" bumped from the top of the box office by spongebob. "american sniper" earned $22.2 million this weekend. actually contributed to spongebob pool. >> 5:26 coming up. slippery roads and standing water. we dealt with a lot of it over the weekend. what you can expect as you start off your work week this morning. >> a daring rescue caught on camera. how an officer managed to get a barely conscious man out of a burning car. >>> a startling crime, a woman delivering a pizza, taking against her will and sexually assaulted and now the teenager is under arrest. plus, he was

. >> a selfie, meantime led police to charge a teen with murder. 16-year-old maxwell morton was chargeds an adult in the shooting death of a 16-year-old boy in pennsylvania. he was arrested after sending a self selfie fe self selfie photo posing with the victim's body. more bid events. >>> gay couples lined up outside of alabama courthouse ready to get married. moments ago the supreme court is expected to issue a nationwide recalling on same-sex marriage later this year. >>> time now 6:41. coming up next, robbed at gunpoint, kidnapped and then rap raped the chargers a teenager is facing for what he did to a domino pizza delivery driver. >>> and a tree snapped in two. we look at the latest round of weather. >>> and a beautiful picture in redwood city. that's where bob redell has been. we'll be back with 15 minutes of nonstop weather, and news after this break. >>> now, 15 minutes of continuous new, weather and traffic on "today in the bay." >> 6:44. right now clearing out. a live look of the realtime doppler radar shows a few scattered showers lingering in the bay area. >> we'll take you

and joining me is morton who wrote the movie about the movie which is about breaking the wartime codeed enigma machine. >> i like to solve wartime problems a problems, and the enigma is the most difficult. >> and it is not a problem, it is the french and the jergermans and the americans think that it is unbreakable. >> well let me try and we will know for sure won't we. >> well it starts out he is not lovable or humble guy, but in the beginning, a, but it is fas fascinating, and why did you want to make this movie about him? >> well, it is impossible not to be fascinate and enraged when you hear the story about him. it is almost as if allan albert ion einstein was not brilliant because he was a gay man. >> and he was confident about his abilities, wasn't he? >> yes, he was about celebrating those who are in many ways different. he was like a outsider and never fit in. >> and that is at least a bigger part of the movie than the sexuality as it turns out. he is a gay man and falls in love with a boy from school, and that is a crime in the 1940s in britain. and then it progresses from th

. >>> a selfie led police to charge a teen with murder. 16-year-old maxwell morton was charged as an adult in the shooting death of a 16-year-old boy in pennsylvania. he was arrested after taking a selfie photo of himself posing in front of his victim's body. the selfie shows the victim sitting in a chair with a gunshot wound to the face. >>> the publicist for bruce jenner is dispelling rumors jenner was texting before a deadly crash in southern california. a 69-year-old woman died saturday in a chain-reaction crash on the pacific coast highway. jenner's suv pushed her car into oncoming traffic. authorities say jenner passed a field sobriety test. investigators may still seek cell phone records of the drivers involved to see if distracted drivering was a factor. >>> hundreds of gay couples are lined up outside courthouses in alabama ready to get married. this morning the u.s. supreme court denied a request to uphold the state's ban on gay marriage. the u.s. supreme court is expected to issue a nationwide ruling on same-sex marriage later this year. >>> up next at 11:00, powerball fev

. >> reporter: most of the men at jenny morton's startup in san mateo are engineers and probably makinge than most women. joint venture silicon valley found that men with bachelor's degrees bring in almost $35,000 more than women with the same education. and the higher the degree, the wider the income gap. >> we have two very different skill sets. we have men that are going through school and coming out with engineering degrees. and women are going through school amend coming out with other degrees and the end result is they can't do the jobs the men are doing. menendez doing. men's jobs are in short supply driving up the salary. >> reporter: this person says now is the time for women to break into the tech job sector in silicon valley. >> we are always having to fight this uphill battle. the question is, when will other people give us credit? when will anybody listen to us and take women seriously? >> reporter: "newsweek's" cover last week stirred great debate about sexism in silicon valley. this engineer knows having any conversation in the boys club at her startup is tough. >> someti

. >> reporter: the house that morton wooten built is inundated with championship symbols, but the seedsuring an era when video was black and white. 50 years ago the stags faced new york's power memorial in one of the greatest games in basketball history. >> the greatest player of his time. >> reporter: wooten is talking about lou al sindor, the towering teenager who would later become known as kareem abdul-jabbar. dematha's reputation was in its infancy. the game, however, played at maryland's fieldhouse in front of 7,000 raucous fans provided a perfect setting for an upset. holding him to 16 points, the waning moments provided great theater. >> i know there was about two minutes to go. the announcer filmed on the p.a. system and said ladies and gentlemen, irregardless of who wins this game, i think you'll agree you're watching the two greatest high school teams in america. >> reporter: when the smoke cleared, dematha prevailed 46- 43. powers 71 game winning streak died. the stags' national reputation was born. as players gathered for last friday's 50th anniversary, the comradery rushed

director john morton and assistant director phyllis covin citing concern among employees that they abandoned the agency's core mission of united states immigration laws and providing for public safety and have instead directed their attention to campaigning for programs and policies related to amnesty. he said the -- they said the policy of in the government, not what we as sworn officers are supposed to be enforcing but the policy of our leaders is to spend all their time campaigning for policies relating to amnesty and undermining enforcement. i.c.e. went so far colleagues, as to file a lawsuit in federal court contending that they were being ordered to violate the law by their supervisors. the judge expressed sympathy for it but eventually decided they didn't have standing to proceed with the case, but i think it's still on appeal. in 2011 at a roundtable with amnesty advocates, president obama admitted his deportation statistics were deceptive or misleading. indeed, they have been. they claim they have increased deportation. well that's totally incorrect. they finally had to admit it. in

we're going to kick things off with the oscar nominated director behind "the imitation game" morton tyldumart things off with our buddy david cross and put him in the spotlight. you know david as an actor and comedian who's appeared in over 100 projects, but tonihe

we're going to kick things off with the oscar nominated director behind "the imitation game" morton tyldumt gs

requires us to apprehend individuals who are not priorities, as you probably know, in 2011 director john morton issued a professional policy which has already been replaced by a department, a dhs executive action. it's certainly not limited to people who have been convicted of violent crimes. it includes people, for example, who have committed aggravated felonies of any type. people who have been convicted of three or more misdemeanors not counting misdemeanors such as traffic senses. people who have been convicted of at least one significant misdemeanor. and also, immigration -- certain types of immigration violators. people who have received a final order after january 1 of 2014. so not necessarily criminals, people who have entered the country after january 1,2014. the statistics in prior years show that i.c.e. was able to fell is fill its deif he thinks beds with priority, people who fell into one of the priority car e categories. it was difficult to find contention capacity during the height of those surges, which were seasonal. it was difficult to find detention capacity. but our statisti

just really quickly give a shout out to morton, who said baby chloe and i start every morning at cbs one from ty why i definitely watching you and carol always start my weekend. so again that is great. cheryl outlaw says wide awake abe watching. >> we're so glad, and keith says 50's, short weather. yes, we love that. >> it feels that way. >> and he is up every morning and says great newscast. >> we have love the compliments. >> yes. >> we appreciate that. >> yes. >> thanks, carol. >> thanks for watching cbs-3 "eyewitness news". we will sign off on air but we are always on line at cbs philly.com. thanks for watching. have a great sunday, everybody. you tell us what you want to pay and we help find options to fit your budget. nah, nah, insurance, nah, nah, nah, discount. my name's flo, you want to go out with me? no. uh-huh-huh! captioning made possible by johnson & johnson where quality products for the american family have been a tradition for generations >> osgood: good morning, i'm charles osgood this is "sunday morning." it's just hours to go before the biggest night of the year f

i segue from this mortons and your comment. frankly, i just read the chairman myself. we have been interested in excess property. and you can't get people to move on dealing with excess property. i think we found 14,008 gsa then we did the 1st hearing. but an extra 13999. we got about six more in we got about six more in vacant property. but am only going to be hear so long. even this guy is young. we can do a hearing on every property. what concerns me, and you just said it in your report file in the in conjunction with landholding agencies could improve its capacity in action by implementing this report we will to see where the flaws are know problem with the data property. >> that's right. one, they didn't no what property they had. they didn't no the condition of the property they had. you didn't no the status of the keep in. i downline. they gave us lists that we checked that showed that what they were giving us was totally incorrect. >> that is correct. this is something's happening for some requirements for these agencies. if omb won't do what we can do it statu

the statistics from prior years under morton directive showed ice was able to fell it's detention bets priority to people who fell into one of the occasion. a very large percentage of that category are going to be border crossers, especially during these years a massive influx across rio grande valley of adults adult individuals. and it was difficult to find detention capacity during the height of those surges, which are seasonal it was difficult to find detention. many don't have prior criminal convictions. but our statistics have indicated that 97% roughly at times of the average daily population of our system met one of these priorities or their detention was mandatory by law. other than that with respect to quota driving policies, the administration has not supported 34,000 quota. congress expects -- congress appropriates resources for that detention capacity and expects ice to use those resources for that number of bets. i'm not part of enforcement removal of ice responsible for apprehensions. it is the case that in recent years has been able to achieve that 34,000 number notwiths

. >> the prime minister of denmark, morton ostergaard with us a few moments ago.till with us. >> you said i can't say it on the air, which made me say we've now got to say it on the air. that's how it works here. when somebody says i just can't say it it wouldn't be politically correct or right, that's when, of course you were compelled to tell everybody what you were thinking off the air i. have tremendous respect for the editor we had on not pushing back on anything he's said. he's written a book on the issue, but i think the unspoken thing here there are things that we don't say. there are things that we don't publish, and we know we are free to do so but we know what we would incite if we did. david remnick, you deal with this every day. you know what i'm talking about and i know the obvious argument against this is nobody who was victimized in any way over the past weekend deserved this kushcurb what you do in terrorism, but there are things we don't do. where do these cartoons we've covereded "charlie hebdo" attacked. some clearly do incite violence don't th

we started our first ever activism boot camp led by two of our board members, ned ryan and morton blackwellship institute. they trained almost 500 new activists who will take what they learned here and bring it home to their communities. and look, we all know politics is a lot of talk. but i assure you at the american conservative union, we will insist on action. much of this conference will be focused, it has been focused on the issues leading up to the 206 election. but let's just take a step back. take a breath. do you remember how good you felt on election day just a couple of months ago? think about it. yes. all those great victories. when you turned on the television and saw all those victories across the country. you made that happen. and thank you for all the work you did to make that happen. and because of that work, and because of your membership in the american conservative union and your commitment to the cause, the acu was able to play a key role in adding four new conservative members to the house of representatives. you know who they are. i'm going to mention their names. rod