." >> good evening, the i am vinita nair. we begin tonight with a new online threat targeting u.s. military servicemen and women. the terror group isis posted a "hit list" it says that includes the names, photos and addresses of 100 u.s. military personnel in the air force navy and army. the group is upperring its followers in the u.s. to hunt them down. julianna goldman has the latest from washington. >> the video comes from the islamic state hacking division it was released on social media and encourages isis supporters to kill those who are listed. >> the terror group claims in the video that the information was obtained by hacking military databases, but the pentagon says it believes the information was publicly available online from news articles and even its own reports about the campaign against isis. the marine corps and air force say they are making sure everyone named in the video is notified, military branches are asking service members to review their online footprint and to make sure privacy set ticks on social media accounts limit the amount of personal information av

vinita nair, cbs news new york. >>> in malaysia two planes clipped wings during practice before an airlanes burst into flames but the pilots ejected. they landed safely with parachutes. >> and later on "cbs this morning" arianna huffington is in our cbs studio. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." yoplait has the only yogurt brands endorsed by weight watchers and your taste buds have always endorsed us. so, you know what this means... this is a real win win! yoplait, it is so good! jack's heart attack didn't come with a warning. today, his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before your begin an aspirin regimen. woman: for soft beautiful feet my secret is the new amopé pedi perfect foot file. its microlumina rotating head buffs away hard skin even on those hard-to-reach spots. it's amazing. you can see it and feel it. for soft, beautiful feet. amopé pedi perfect. >>> a man in los angeles has managed to put down roots near a downtown neighborhood even though he spen

vinita nair is in state college pennsylvania. >> reporter: it was a former member of kappa delta rho at penn state who first told police about the invitation-only facebook page. these are photocopies of the posts. they featured images of women either passed out or asleep, some of them in sexual poses. students were encouraged to write posts. a series of lewd comments bragging about sexual acts, a search warrant claims some photos showed drug use including cocaine marijuana and a.d.d. medication. assistant chief john garner is with the state college police. what were in these images and how many of them were there? >> primarily females in various states of undress several-- i don't want to get into numbers but they were pretty disturbing. >> reporter: police say the fraternity created the secret facebook page they called 2.0 eight months after their original page was discovered by a victim. she saw it when a fraternity member accidentally left his facebook page logged in. >> we are looking for any victims, any potential victims that come forward. we can aid in identification of any pe

vinita nair has the story. >> say i'm okay, i'm going to make it, i'm just really tired right now. >>9-month-old baby lily groesbeck is healthy and alert after surviving the car crash that killed her mother. jarring video from a policeman's body camera gives us glimpses of the scene as he raced toward the frigid spanish fork river. the car was found upside down in the water with lily and her mother inside. the policeman was met by other officers and firefighters who decided the only way in was to flip the car over onto its side. police and firefighters then struggled to free lily from her car seat, which had been dangling right above the water. >> come on, baby. >> reporter: they rushed her to a waiting ambulance. paramedics suctioned lily's nose while the officer performed cpr. lily was transported by helicopter to primary children's hospital in salt lake city. the upside down vehicle was first spotted by a fisherman last saturday. police say lily was there for 14 hours before she was pulled out. they are still investigating the cause of the crash. lily's mother, 25-year-old jenny gr

they're trying to head off a plan to nld a vegas style inland casino right in your nair. from downtown. there have been no formal discussions between the tribe and the county, and many here hope it stays that way. >> this is what napa valley to look at when they call it. they're all banding together to send a message. the tribal casino didn't. i'm continually concerned about protecting our agriculture. at the end of the day, it's still agriculture, it's fill farming. >> the bitners received a gift in the form of a gift card. they were told to view supermarkets in three countries, er er. they carried -- >> napa county supervisor insists it not about trying to preserve an. >> i think that's a conversation the people want to have, but it would be down in an environment where everyone understands we have to have the same goals. >> the tribal leader told us any plans to build a casino on the north he would be willing to put out $100,000 to head off the effort. >> now i did speak with a tribal administrator. their tribal council is meeting in lake fort this afternoon. we're exp

tonight, vinita nair has the remarkable police video that shows just how lily was saved. >> say i'm okay. i'm going to make it. i'm just really tired right now. >> reporter: 19-month-old baby lily groesbeck is healthy and alert after surviving the car crash that killed her mother. >> what have you got? >> reporter: jarring video from a policeman's body camera gives us glimpses of the scene as he raced toward the frigid river. the car was found upside down in the water with lily and her mother inside. the policeman was met by other officers and firefighters who decided the only way in was to flip the car over on to its side. >> pass her up. pass her up. >> go, go g. >> reporter: police and firefighters then struggled to free lily from her car seat, which had been dangling right above the water. >> come on baby. >> reporter: they rushed her to a waiting ambulance. paramedics suctioned lily's nose, while the officer performed c.p.r. >> what do you need? >> suction! >> reporter: lily was transported by helicopter to primary children's hospital in salt lake city. the upside down vehicle was f

as vinita nair reports, the decision ends an almost decades long international legal drama. >> reporter: standing outside her mother's seattle home last night, 27-year-old amanda knox seemed as relieved by her second acquittal as she was by her first. >> i'm incredibly grateful for what has happened, for the justice i've received, for the support that i've had from everyone. you saved my life. >> reporter: knox has maintained her innocence since the 2007 death of her british roommate meredith kercher in perugia, italy. italian prosecutors accused her and her then-boyfriend rafael sollecito of slashing kercher's throat in a sex game gone wrong. they were both convicted of murder twice, and knox served four years in an italian jail. the murder victim's mother told the press association, "they've been convicted twice, so it's a bit odd that it should change now. >> i think most legal experts were stunned. >> reporter: rikki klieman is a legal analyst for cbs news. >> no one, including the lawyers, ever thought that they would hear not only the word "acquittal," but "annulled." this is over

vinita nair's at the frat house with the latest. >> reporter: the men of kappa delta rho had no interest in talking about the vulgar imageat on their facebook pages -- photographs of naked women, some passed out. >> i'm pretty disgusted by all>> this, to be honest. >> reporter: senior caroline dudley attended multiple parties at the frat house. did the parties ever get out of hand? >> drinking definitely got out of hand. they never really ran out of alcohol, so they were encouraging everyone to drink, whether it seems like you could handle it or not. >> reporter: are you angry about it? >> you're jeopardizing these girls' reputations. also you're embarrassing them and their families. >> reporter: according to arc police search warrant which included images photocopied from the now deleted web site, 144 past and present fraternity members had access to theses images. one fraternity member boasted the page had more than 370,000 views. others boasted about sexualts exploits. the president of penn stateri university eric baron... >> i am very committed to due process.comm i am very committed

now i would like to go get this idea of american mythology and the man nair indian. we're deeply american d.n.a. every major american origin story has to account for the indian in some ways. here we see columbus arriving in the new world looking remarkically fresh for a fellow that has spent several months on a 15th century sailing vessel. but hiding over there the right hand corner are the indians who were there when columbus arrived. we want to zpweet this business of the columbian exchange because they've been erased from world history. and you really cannot explain the development of the world into the world we live here today without accounting for the contributions of native americans. massive amounts of information, technology wealth, labor and especially food left the americas for europe and asia. meanwhile europe and asia we're sending back to the new world. many things of their own a lot of animals, a lot of different plans. bugs, we're making the journey in both directions and of course disease. and disease was the most devastating factor. the decisive fac

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but it's stays nair. we'll get blowoff from the clouds. thicker today. thinner tomorrow.day we won't receive any lain. if you're heading up to it's even warm enough in the overnight hours. you're staying here in san francisco, going to st. patrick's day friday. 11:00, 66 will be in the low to mid-70s from 1:00 to 5:00. here's my forecast. check out the temperatures tomorrow. sunday's temperatures and cloud cover, a lot like today. here's sue again. tell us about the ski report. >> thanks mike. the snow on the side of your screen. there's no new snow for the ski report. heavenly up to 40 inches in some spots. no chains required at all today. if you're heading up this afternoon, squaw valley takes about 3:10 from highway 80 to the 89 cutoff. kirkwood, 53 inches. alpine meadows 43 inches. and a nice ride. and the closest to home sugar bowl, just about three hours. they are reporting the most snow with up to 72 inches in certain spots. and of course if we don't get any new, that will be dwindling over the warm weekend. that's your tahoe ski report. >>> a billion-dollar bet go

buses will stay off the hills and nair narrow streets. metroaccess will be suspended. metro rail will be on a regular schedule. amtrak says they'll operate on a modified schedule. >> lots of flights will not be taking off tomorrow. airlines have already canceled about 1,700 flights across the country. here in our area, 240 flights at reagan national have been canceled, 166 canceled at dulles and at bwi 43 flights called off. many airlines are waiving change fees because of the storm. "news4 today" is getting an early start tomorrow. tune in for the latest road conditions closings and delay. we're on the air starting at 4:00 a.m. >>> we're learning tonight about a possible motive in a shooting spree in maryland over the last week. a man named hong young is in custody. he is suspected of firing the same gun in five different locations. the most recent bullets hit a moving truck on the intercounty connector and a building at the national security agency. chris gordon in beltsville now near where young lives. chris? >> reporter: well a federal law enforcement officer tells

anthony mason and vanita nair join us in new york with that preview, good morning guys. >> i prefer kachors clueless, that is how i feel most of the time. >> that is how i feel. fighting the problem of ocean pollution. meet man who is fishing for a solution all by himself. >> then 80 years after its creation it is still one of the world's mess popular board games but most people don't realize the real reason why monopoly was invented. we will have the surprising history. >>> and they have the number one rock record in the country right now but it took them eight years to make it. we will talk to the front man have of modest mouse about the new album and they perform in our saturday obsession. >> all that plus your eye opener, chef ed cotton in the dish and conversation with the new help of the late, late show james cordis just ahead on cbs this morning. >> ttys talk to you soon, that is all i got sorry. >>> 6:46 right now. more and more people are turning to home security systems for protection but not as simple as installing a few cameras or alarmed. in this weeks angie's list report j

and the sun-baked powers of will that called them up from the desert floor but given the history i'm nair rating here the similarities of form speak an al together different sermon. they are after all, each castles, as citadels of the secrets, they call it defiance resistance and entrenchment. mormons soon understood their relationship to outsiders of one of colonization and the temples mark a line in the great basin stand. mormons have a stunning irregularity and what em merges is a cultural script an american political ritual that has continued unabated to our time. time permits consideration to the most memorable iterations but only in brief. 1890. as the 1880s anti-polygamy wreaked havoc, the hierarchy put off the seemingly inevitable with 1300 mormons imprisoned and many more disenfranchised they still hoped for a workable middle way. only when back-channel communications warned that the temples too would be subject to federal seizure did the great accommodation come. the u.s. secretary of interior sent word in august of 1890 he would not abide the earlier gentleman's agreement spari

what i try to do to transcend the problem somewhat, begin each chap per of the book with a fictional nair i have. there is a scenario with the secretary of state speaking with their foreign counterparts. the secretary of defense con firing with military commanders. talking heads on tv news shows, intellectuals debating what could be done. the president speaking before the american people and conferring with his advisors. the point of this drama isn't to be dramatic but to really underscore real challenges and complexities that decisionmakers would face right of boom. the other thing that the fictional narrative aims to do is inject a temporal element into the analysis, the role of time. what would be done in immediate aftermath of an attack in the days and weeks following would be different than what would go on in the months and years later. to give you one example immediately after an attack the government would be focused really demonstrating its capability to protect its citizenry. demonstrating it was still able to project power. these would likely result in very visible things from,

all of these things are to play a certain nair ra tiff.n't like rock music, he listens to country music. all of this is playing to the political cheap seats. in his mind that's what's necessary to win the presidency. i think he's way off base. i think they'll nominate someone who they think can win an election not someone who plays to the cheap seats. >> mark i listen to country music, too, but frankly it's because it's the only lyrics i can understand these days in american reason. >> that's a good reason. >> carol, that point i think is unfair. i have heard him, you know that ted cruz is not my cup of tea, but i have heard him talk about his wife and his wife's career at length. i've heard him do it in private aspects and i've heard him also do it in public appearances. he had a video just before his announcement highlighting some of what his wife and mother have done. >> ana and mark thank for your insight. i appreciate it. we're going to take a break. i'll be back with much more in the "newsroom." when laquinta.com sends craig wilson a

fire fighters controlled the nair in about a half an hour but so far there is no word on the cause. >>> also new this morning a fire in a north philadelphia bakery. it is contained right now the the causes under investigation. the the flames broke out at about 2:30 this morning on the 2900 block of north between the second street. the the business is surrounded by apartments but they were evacuated successfully and there are no reports of any injuries. >>> a developing story this morning, police are investigating the deadly shooting of an off-duty police officer in delaware county yesterday afternoon. kyw news radio reporter cherry greg is live in darby boro with the new information cherry? >> reporter: good morning, todd. police say that the 26 year-old darby boro police officer was shot and killed inside of his home saturday afternoon while he was off-duty. the authorities immediately launch an investigation and they are expect to file homicide charges later on today. police arrived at the the home in the 600 block of magnolia avenue just after 4:30 p.m. they were responding to repo

is but there's a long-term price to pay for having shias a t the front of this fight that feeds the nair attive that they're under attack. >> is this land they're fighting for is shia or sunni land? >> it should be known as just iraq. and the iraqi army is trying to retake it from isis. >> but are the people who live in those areas that are in dispute now, is that considered sunni territory? >> well tikrit and to a large extent mosul are sunni. and that's why it's a problem if you have shia militias that are part of this fighting force. because sunnis who want to come back to their towns want to know what happens the day after, what happens after the shia militias come in? so that's why i say there is a long-term price to pay for this short-term tactic. unless there is a plan that we're not aware of and the obama white house has a plan to outmaneuver the iranians but the u.s. doesn't have a great track record. >> looking out five years, are we simply to see different battle lines. this won't be over with in the near future. the next president will see the line moving out from the iraqi b

there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday vladamire dutyay and vanita nair join us from new york with the preview. good morning. >> coming up will it set a dangerous precedent in the internet age. radio shack tries to sell information about millions of customers as part of the bankruptcy plan. could other companies such as facebook and google sell their customer's information. >>> women take control of the hollywood, why female focus films are raking it in and mens movies are failing. >>> looking back at the history of air force one as pentagon gets ready to spend billions on a new fleet we will have exclusive interview of the woman in charge of buying the president's next flame. >>> all that plus eye opener, dish and special saturday session concert by south by southwest music festival just ahead on cbs this morning, saturday. >> thanks, looking forward to it. >>> right now six flags great adventure is going green in a big way. at muse. park's roller coaster and other attractions will be soon running on solar power. "eyewitness news", new jersey reporter cleve bryan has tha

own -- we're pulling for these guys -- "the dish" on saturday morning with anthony mace and vinita nairt will be on may 4. >>> rumors are flying about the cause of her departure. the recent exit of her has been very hush, hush. she was escorted from the building on friday february 13th. the first lady said we're grateful for her contribution over the years and wish her well. several sources said her style was not in line with the first lady's modern and clean aesthetics. >> men and women remember things so very differently. the topic is the focus of a "wall street journal" article that we told you about yesterday. why couples remember differently. couple therapist cooper is here and joins us at the table. i was so excited you were coming today. i was having marital flashbacks because we can both be in the same place, having the same conversation, and then you and each recall it so very differently. when i know that i was right. women everywhere are having this conversation today. >> why. >> why do we remember it so differently, that's the question. >> what are we trying to get out of an

vinita nair is outside the fraternity where the school president's reaction. vinita, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we had a chance to speak with the chief of police this morning where he tells us they have interviewed interviewed one woman in connection with the case. their behavior was called offensive and unacceptable. in response to these posts that feature unconscious and naked women, the university has began offering extensive services. we have had a chance to speak with sophomore who dundas attend the parties. >> is there an overwhelming fear that they could be in one of the photos? >> it could happen to anybody. >> in addition the students could be facing pulgs. pennsylvania has a revenge porn law which basically means it's illegal to post intimate photos online without the other parties consent. >>> tomorrow the first official day of spring will bring new snow. oh no. meteorologist danielle niles of our boston station is watching. are you aware people are sick of the snow? good morning to you. >> i'm sick of the snow gayle. i hear you. after

vinita nair is there this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.ugh they have been suspended for a year there are still members living in this house. about 150 people had access to this private facebook page which showcased graphic images of women, hazing and drug sales. the photos some included this police report show women allegedly passed out or asleep seemingly photographed without their consent. police say they were recovered from a once private facebook page created by members of the kappa kappa delta rho fraternity. >> they were primarily of fee maims undressed. they were disturbed. >> they believe the photos were taken here at the kappa delta rho house. we asked members for comments yesterday. >> are you guys -- >> no comment. >> you're on our property. >>> in january a former kappa delta rho member alerted authorities of the facebook page. that had been taken down last year after a woman saw her image pulled down from a laptop in a frat house. she asked them to remove her photo but did not report the fraternity to authorities. they say in

. >> and i'm vinita nair. a remarkable rehabilitation program showing signs of success at san kwen tenquentin prison in california. >>> what's in a name? plenty if it happens to be the name of your prized craft beer and another brewer tries to grab it. meet a lawyer who makes a living sorting out beer labels. >>> selection sunday. kicking off nba's march mad seasons just a week away. c b sbs sports analyst seth davis will tell you which teams you should be following and why and he'll veal his top prediction. >>> first our top story this half hour a powerful cyclone devastated the island of vanuatu. at least eight deaths are confirmed but the numbers are expected to go much higher. it's too early to assess damage but the united nations is preparing for evacuations. >> alice clemmons, a unicef worker there describes the storm hitting the capital. >> it felt like the world was cominging to an end. the winds were incredibly strong. uplifting roofs destroying structures like hospitals and schools, obviously affecti

snowing in cities like little rock and louisville and washington and philadelphia that's where vinita nair is right now. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the temperatures here in philadelphia are expected to plunge. throughout the course of the morning they've been hovering around 30 degrees. by nightfall they could be at 8 degrees. after these museum steps made famous by rocky, we're already starting to see some accumulation. they'll be covered in about 4 to 8 inches by nightfall along with the rest of the city. for millions of americans, winter is refusing to leave quietly. rain snow and bitter temperatures are combining for yet another morning of misery. flooding and fresh snow were a problem overnight in kentucky with whiteout conditions putting drivers at risk. clouds struggled to keep up with the rapid accumulation in west virginia. earlier in the day floodwaters were the issue collapsing a bridge and blocking dozens of streets. the roads were difficult to navigate in oklahoma. >> look how hard the snow is. the visibility is just terrible. >> reporter: in arkansas where the t

vinita nair with why the man thinks he was framed. >> they have very different stories about what happened officers are being questioned about the use of excessive force, only through time there's dash cam video. seconds after the two police officers approach floyd dents' car, they pull into the street. no audio of the incident exists but accords todaying to dent -- >> they tell me get out of the car or i'll blow your bsrain out. >> one officer puts him in a choke hold and began punching him in the head bunched him 16 times according to den's lawyer. i kept telling them i couldn't breathe. >> reporter: he was tarzed three times before he was brought to his feet. his face bloody, clothes torn, put in the back of the officer. the officer said he thought dent was reaching for a gun, that he ig yored orders to show them his hands and threaten to kill the officers. cocaine was found under the passenger seat of his car, but no weapon was found. accident said the drugs were planted and he denies making any threats or biting the officer. >> it's really important to know we're not hiding from this.

i'm vinita nair. >> and i'm vladimir duthiers. coming up 12 people and 12 kidneys among them. the donors and recipients meet for the first time. >>> and if you're planning a spring vacation why not visit a factory. our travel editor peter greenberg said it could be a lot more fun than you think. >>> the three top grossing movies so far this year all have women leads. look at whether hollywood is turning away from its male eccentric way of doing things. >>> first our top story this hour, the germanwings flight 9525 that killed 150 people. the investigation continues in theal p this morn this morn. >> this morning there are questions about the co-pilot's ideas. >> they splans a story quoting a woman scribed as his former girlfriend as saying lubitz told her one day he will do something and, quote, everyone will know my name. the home behind me which is where his parents lived in deuce edd dusseldorf turned up medical notes that were torn up. it is clear, however, he was withholding information about it from his employers and colleagues. it's widely thought he was sf suffering fr

. >> and i'm vinita nair.tore for wireless internet users thank os the 800-pound gorilla in the world, google. it could mean new prices for you. >>> and details about the new discovery about england's discovery of king richard iii. find out what's being discovered years later. >>> would you find this distracting? a lot of college basketball players do. >>> first the top story, the freezing temperatures, the record lows around the country will finally start to give way to warmer readings as we get closer to spring. >> a warming trend starts tomorrow and continues into early next week in some parts of the country. meteorologist ed curran from our chicago station wbbm-tv takes a look. >> well, we are looking for some real improvements after the brutal cold that we've seen recently. it's all part of our recipe for spring. we see a jet stream shift that's coming. we see melting snow that helps temperatures improve. a higher sun angle this time of year and more daylight. it all adds up to a feel of spring in the air

. >> and i'm vinita nair. coming up this half hour meet cbs's new late late man. he's not like other talk show hosts but we'll let him tell you why. >> you may never have heard of the wreckiking crew.w. if you remember the '60s a and '70s you'r're in for a treat. theyey've turnrned a lotot of simgers s into secrets behind monopoly. you'll hear about the secrets and the moral of the game that was lost to history. it's an amazing story. >>> our top story, an airport at new orleans airport. a man waving a machete and insecticide attacked tsa workers. >> several people were injured. passengers say it was a chaotic situation. >> this guy comes running with a machete swinging it through security and he hops the bench and comes toward my wife and i. i start swinging my suitcase after hit am he runs the other way right into a tsa agent. >> police say the attacker was wounded three times. they say he's also a taxi driver. >>> spring has sprung but it's getting started with a serious winter hangover here in the northeast. they were blanketed with as much as 6 inches of snow

. >> do you believe that there may be a relationship between the language used in the question naire itself and the results? >> that would be an interesting study to do. i doubt it. there might be a slight effect but basically whatever language people want to use they could use. by the way, on the rebel held area helping identify the area that was based on -- where people said they were because those lines can move. >> thank you very much for your good work. >> i believe there's a question here. >> i professor at virginia tech and i worked on a poll in the southeast and about the donbass rebel held. so you are breaking that out in the east so when we see the east then we see donbass rebel held -- >> it's all aggregated. >> so it is within the east? >> correct. >> what is the aggregate number of people? you did 200 in the phone but in the first face-to-face -- >> there's a little over 40. >> so we are talking about 240 people only 40 of whom -- >> some of those may have been by phone. >> are you confident you can do face to face polling when there is a war going on? >> that is why the