ning of the race.nd we've had a lot of wind to deal with all week practically no wind, either, about 58 degrees at the start, but the temperature's going to jump up pretty quickly, and with the sunshine it may be a little warm for some of the runners. they may prefer cloudy skies when it starts getting real warm, but the temperatures are going to go up and up as warmer and warmer air comes in. we'll talk about temperatures in the 80s and also tell you when the next rain is coming with the seven day in just a few minutes. >>> thanks, glen. police say a 9-year-old girl is recovering after getting shot in the chest with a beeb gun. it happened in bucks county. the girl was hit in the chest. crews airlifted her to children's hospital of philadelphia where she's being treated today. authorities aren't saying how seriously the child was hurt. >>> new at 11:00, a police officer has been shot in new york city. it happened around 6:15 tonight in queens. our sister station in new york report rs the officer appro

when it comes to the week yen, expect to get more risk of job owning from -- job owning from ning from theo japanese. angie: thanks for that, yvonne. fifa and theto latest on the corruption storm blowing through world soccer. an emergency meeting as the organization deals from fallout from wednesday. discussing what it terms the current situation. blatter's undercurrent pressure to step down and says scandal is caused rome a few bad apples. >> i cannot monitor everyone all of the time. do wrong, want to they will try to hide it. to haveust fall to me responsibility for the well-being of our organization and to find a way forward to fix things. say abouthad more to the biggest scandal soccer has ever faced. he said he won't be the last we hear on the issue. things,id a few more one of the things he said, many will be frustrated at the pace of change, but they will be working hard to regain trust. the next few months, he says more bad news is expected to calm. this has gone on for two decades , as authorities say it has. obviously more dirt will be coming out of the investigation. what i

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ning us on "inside story". see you next time i'm ray suarez. >>> the u.n. says nearly 1,000 migrants died trying to flee myanmar, as malaysia indonesia and thailand tackle ways to handle the crisis. >>> i'm darren jordon here in doha. also ahead - face off in burundi, police crack down on defiant protesters, the president clings to power. iraqi troops join forces with shia militias to recapture ramadi >>> the government steps up a campaign on rebel held areas, civilians are under fire >>> almost 400 "rock newman show", and bangladeshi refugees have been brought ashore. the latest group is part of a problem with thousands fleeing myanmar and bangladesh. they make their way across the andaman sea hoping to find a better life in malaysia thailand and malaysia. an emergency meeting is being held with foreign ministers. rob mcbride is in the capital. we are waiting for a joint statement from the meeting. what is the response likely to be? >> they have been meeting with ministers from the fully countries concerned. the statement is overdue. according to human rig

last month someone found christopher dean lying on ning the police will meet his family to hand out flyers and canvass the area asking people if they saw anything on the night of april 9th. >>> today a man accused of shooting and killing a temple university student. leonardo rivera was accused of killing a man. police have not said why they believe he was killed. >>> new from overnight in burlington county an 11-year-old boy is now safe after being missing for several hours. logan christopher kajumano disappeared around 7:30 last night. police found him around 12:30 though they have not said where or how they found him. >>> later today chester county officials are expected to release the names of three women who were killed in a mobile home fire yesterday afternoon. two adults and two children were able to escape. investigators tell "nbc 10" that the family had gathered there to mourn the loss of a relative who just passed away on sunday. >> smoke, it was terrible. that thing was well gone before the firefighters got here. >> the family's two cats and a dog also died in the fire. the cause

captioning funded by cbs ning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, may 29th, 2015. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the former speaker of the house dennis hastert has been indicted by a federal grand jury for violating banking laws and lying to the fbi. the indictment says hastert paid hush money to keep an unnamed person quiet about, quote, prior misconduct. hastert served as speaker for eight years from 1999 to 2007 and he was the longest serving republican house speaker. susan mcginnis is in washington. susan, good morning. >> anne-marie, good morning. this is coming as a shock to many here on capitol hill. according to the indictment hastert who is now 73 withdrew $2 million in very small increments to stay under the bank regulators and lied to investigators to keep one person quiet. a car sped past reporters last night outside dennis hastert's home. the former house speaker still has not commented on allegations he agreed to pay millions of dollars to silence a long-time acquaintance and that he lied to the fbi. according to a fede

ning project and we are taking a new look, at our tunnels. as the opportunities for the cycling and the stockton and the broad way tunnels and i am working with the mta to coordinate some of these project and cycling comes up as we consider all of these and we are discussing the lack of continuity across these many different platforms and so the opportunity incorporate the cycling into the potential side walk widening and the commercial corridor studies and would i like to invite more attention to that coordination, and the other thing that i hope that we keep working on, is the more effect integration of the cycling into the commercial core doors and the polk street project has been an interesting opportunity to look at that a little more closely, but you know, i know that stockton street, and from china town to north beach ask we are trying to look at columus avenue and hopefully, and i am sure that the need exists all over the city but in our condensed district it is acute and i hope that we can look at this with a collective eye. and figu

ning news" coming up next and remember the latest news and weather are always on our website, cbssf.com. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >> rose: scenes from a nightmare. the death toll rises in the texas flooding and the search continues for the missing. >> that's what's left of the house. it's the people they can't find. >> rose: also tonight, scandal rocks the world's most popular sport. the u.s. charges world soccer officials with bribery and money laundering. a shocking report on who is getting killed in crashes involving teenage drivers, and teaching school kids the joy of the blues. ♪ send her on home to me ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> rose: good evening, scott is on assignment. i am charlie rose. and this is our western edition. we begin with violent weather late today a tornado was spotted near canadian, texas. in in the houston area they're starting to clean up the damage done by historic flooding, and they are the lucky ones. for others there is nothing left to clean up. a total loss. 4,000 homes

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parts of northern virginia including one storm, this one a new storm that does have thunder and liept ning including culpeper and rap hannah county. more storms are heading our way. we're tracking those. >>> tonight we're hearing from one of the children who was injured when one of those inflatable bounce houses went airborne. three kids were in the bounce house when a waterspout formed just off of ft. lauderdale beach yesterday. it became a small tornado when it came ashore with winds of 65 miles an hour. look at that. the house was lifted 50 feet in the air. >> i was in the bounce house, and then the bounce house flew while i was in there. then i fell in the dirt. >> the kids suffered some minor injuries, including some fractures. city officials called the accident a freak act of nature that nobody could have predicted. >>> injuries in bounce houses have been on the rise in recent years. a consumer product safety commission study estimate bounce house injuries sent nearly 48,000 people to the emergency room between 2011 and 2013. the majority of the injuries were broken bones followed by

nings with maria" picks off at 6:00 a.m. eastern on the fox business network. we have three big guests tomorrow. hope you'll join us. take a look at where you can find fbn on your >>> hello, everybody. i'm lou dobbs. the obama administration has begun another of its patented politically motivated policy reversals. these obama reversals are called variously flip-flops pivots and just plain changes of heart or circumstance. this time the obama pledges to quote, degrade and destroy the islamic state are suddenly inoperative. instead, the president and his administration are rapidly, desperately trying to distance themselves from the war against the islamic state. the president's top spokesman insisted the united states will train and equip iraqi forces but will not be responsible for securing iraq. we'll update you on the new political realities that have led to the president's abandonment of those pledges to degrade and destroy the islamic state. >>> also hillary clinton returning to the scene of her most embarrassing loss to barack obama back in 2008 but her emb

the cell phone video is in to ning. take a look. a 21-year-old man breached security at l.a.x. in los angeles. tsa ordered him to stop, but he wasn't cooperative. police told him to stop also. he still resisted. the man-made it to one of the gates you see here and got physical then with an officer. that is when police tased him. christian heinz was charged with assaulting a police officer and trespassing. unclear why he did it. he was a ticketed passenger. back to you. >>> looking live at the u.s. capitol this morning, that's where survivors of rape will speak out at a senate hearing on the nation's backlog of untested rape kits. according to government data there are up to 400,000 untested kits in this country. those kits contain evidence that can help identify suspects and link crimes. in 2014, virginia passed a law requiring police to account for untested kits. right now, no federal agencies require them to track the kits. >>> a man is accused of holding his wife captive for years in vermont. police say the woman was locked in a bedroom in this house with boarded up windows

ning at a well-known barbershop that the family owns. >> reporter: nick is a co-owner here, he also co-owns the alley barbershop in oakland, he is well known here in the east bay. his friends tell us that he took two of his three small children just three and five years old camping with his mother and stepfather over the weekend. it's something that the family does quite often, only this time, they haven't come back. >> he takes them camping a lot. they're used to being in the truck with him on jeep trails and it's just one of the things they do. >> reporter: rick ra hoesnick rajos and two children have failed to come over. there's a rescue under way. friends say they should have been home two days ago. >> they're just confused. you know this is one of those things that you see on the news all the time and you just never imagine it's going to affect you or someone close. >> reporter: the friends and business partners in alameda have been pins and needles for the past couple of days. as searchers scour the rugged terrain near downiville looking for the family's dark gray tacoma truck, but se

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i don't know if ning has noticed. there are a -- i don't know if anyone has noticed, there are a few issues with immigration right now. i started talking about what are we going to do? what's actually driving the immigrants to come? one of the leaders there said, sir, i don't know if you've noticed, but you're the united states of america. everyone in the world wants to come there. there doesn't have to be a driving factor to go to your nation. everyone wants to be your nation. we don't have open borders nor should we. but it was another lesson learned, that while we argue among ourselves, we have the opportunity to be able to serve in the greatest nation in the greatest body in the world. we still lead lead the world with our values. we should represent that well. that's our greatest export, our values. this is the national day of prayer and i thought it would be entirely appropriate to end this conversation with both a reminder to call our nation to prayer to remember psalm 46:1:2 that god is our refuge in strength.

pier these newly declassified revealed the trite ning depth of osama bin laden's hatred of the unitedw against america, and the real steps he took to make it happen. newly revealed in the now-declassified bin laden papers al qaeda sent agents to attack targets in the united kingdom, europe, and even russia with an emphasis on hitting americans whenever possible. so why did the attacks fail? according to the master terrorist, it was bad luck and god wasn't on our side. the papers show in all the years since 9/11 bin laden's desire to strike america again never let up. one says these big-eating invaders and their loyal dogs are too scared of death to fight us face-to-face. the main reason they continue to kill us is because we do not have the knowledge and the resources to counter their technology. bin laden clearly feared the power of american drones warning his commanders to change locations only under cloudy skies to avoid detection. and he cautioned, we should be careful not to send big secrets by e-mail because the enemy can easily monitor it. computer science is not our science. h

we don't have that ning with open internet. senator lankford: do you have any guess on litigation cost? when you dip into this you got to know there will be tremendous litigation. we looked at that as well. what's about to happen on costs of litigation? chairman wheeler: i don't have an estimate. senator lankford: more than $10 million? chairman wheeler: i don't have an estimate. it's a fixed cost. we are not going to go out and hire ted olson. it's a fixed cost that we have an appellate group inside the office of general counsel. and they are worrying about u.s.f. the next day and they are worrying about this the next day. senator lankford: thank you. senator boozman: chairman wheeler, the f.c.c. announced in march that 16 of the 24 enforcement bureau offices around the country would be closed. what impact will these closings have on the f.c.c.'s ability to address interference concerns? chairman wheeler: thank you, mr. chairman. it will improve our abilities. one of the reels realities that we have is that the -- one of the r

probably more than that, but i at least know one ning in common. that is we all participated in the national petroleum counsel's national research study. i was a supporting cast member on the subcommittee where drew also as well, but the co-captains of the subcommittee are carol lloyd and paula grant from the department of energy. so what i will do is introduce the wonderful power panel and to talk a little bit about the study which was released on march 27th and i know carol has done the study and you may have never heard about it and we wanted to share with you this study and more importantly talk about a broader array and maybe go beyond the study and before i do that let me introduce the wonderful and distinguished panel and dr. paula grant is the deputy assistant secretary for oil and natural gas and the department of energy's office of fossil energy where she administers both domestic and international oil and gas programs. she previously worked at the american gas association at duke energy and she has a very impressive academic background.

and even if the search request is granted not just ning at n.s.a. can access the data. access is limited to the small group of men and women all of whom undergo regular background checks drug tests and are subject to regular polygraphs, many of whom are military veterans themselves. and to prevent use of the program in retrospect, searches of the data are automatically recorded and regularly audited by both the inspector general and the department of justice with strict penalties for anyone to have found to have committed abuse. moreover i the senator from north kearld andnorth carolina participate in these reviews. this is a robust and layered set of protections for americans their privacy and these protections would not exist under the proposed u.s.a. freedom act. there are also protections that almost definitely with not be adopted by private telecommunication providers who some wrongly suggest might contain exclusive control of this data. these multiple safeguards are why to date these programs have a sterling record with no verified instances of intentional abuse n

we have another very important ning in common. that's the united states navy. beth is retired chief petty officer, 21 years of service with the u.s. naval reserve. i retired navy captain. it's spent a few years in airplanes with around the world. my dad was a chief in the navy as well. on behalf of the u.s. senate and really on behalf of all men's beth i just want to thank you -- we want to thank you for your exemplary service to our country. before i close mr. president i'd like to take just a couple more minutes to recognize the service and sacrifice of one more t.s.a. employee. her name is carol are much ishell. as you can see mr. president even though the t.s.a. is often the target of criticism and frustration, their mission tend of the day is to save lives. carol reminded us of this mission just a couple of months ago when a man wheeling a machete attacked her and her colleagues at the louis armstrong airport in new orleans. carol has worked as a t.s.a. officer at the new orleans airport since october 2003 and has been a t.s.a. supervisor officer since oct