sanjay gupta, cnn reporting. >>> we are just learning that president obama is set to officially name the secret service. clancy has been serving as the interim leader since october. clancy is a 27-year veteran of the secret service. prior to accepting the position of acting director, mr. clancy served as the executive director of cable security at comcast corporation. >>> jesse matthew appeared in court today, his first time before a judge in the case of kidnapped and murdered college student hannah graham. the judge assigned him co-counsel and set a trial date, june 29th. jesse matthew was the last person to be seen with hannah graham who disappeared last september. her body was found in virginia just a few weeks later. >>> the governor of alabama is apologizing to the government of india. i'm about to show you why but it may be hard for some viewers to watch. you may want to turn away for at least the next 30 seconds or so. on february 6th, a madison, alabama, police officer was accused, he was caught on a fellow officer's dashcam slamming a 59-year-old indian man to the ground. he

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just last month, county officials named torres as the officer who fired the fatal shots. >> mixed emotions. you grieve the loss of the friends, and the geers are grieving the loss of a family member. >> 11,000 documents revealed torres admitted to having a fight with his wife before arriving on scene. torres told another officer he had seen geer standing at the door towards his house and put his hand s -- towards his waist. >> asked him several times if they could not back away and let john cool off. i was told they could not allow him to go into the house because he might hurt himself. >> in an interview torres told investigators he did nothing wrong. >> it was justified. i have no doubt about that at all. i don't feel sorry for shooting the guy at all. >> tonight john geer's father says about the ruling it is moving in the right direction. we have been sitting around for almost a year and a half he says, and up until recently, a absolutely nothing was happening. now based in our favor. the court has ordered release of information about an investigation into an argument torres head with a

officials name the man seen in i.s.i.l.'s beheading video >>> facebook rolls out a programme aimed at getting help to people on the brink. travelling on the heroin highway. how the drug is moving from the city to wealthy suburbs >>> i'm antonio mora, and this is al jazeera america congress has one more day to agree on funding for the department of homeland security, if not, thousands of federal employs could be sent home on fur low, and hundreds of thousands forced to work without pay. mike viqueira has more on the congressional standoff. >> while no one is doubting they'll find a solution and there won't be a shutdown of the department of homeland security there is confusion on the republican side, raising eyebrows. you rule mitch mcconnell, the leader of the g.o.p. senate decided to move a bill to do nothing. actions have been mixed. house of representatives don't want to go along with that. they met into the evening behind closed doors. there's no evident resolution of how they want to approach this. an item on the table,

miss p official name is miss tashton looking for trouble. >> you have to have a little smack tall in there, too. >> we need that i ams like that. >> eun looking for trouble yang? >>> coming up on 4:41 on our wednesday morning. here is a live look outside for you this morning. we are still dealing with some icy conditions in a lot of places. >>> let's check in with tom kierein. >> i think miss p won for tail wagging g alone. silver spring, should get up to around 30. by late afternoon, snow showers come through starting around 5:00. right now 16 degrees dale city. it will be up above freezing there perhaps by mid a afternoon. then snow shouf showerwers rolling through there, as well. ashburn, loudoun county, now at 13 degrees. and mostly clear. during the afternoon, partly sunny and we'll reach low 30s. and then snow showers coming through. shall could put down a quick dusting coming in late this afternoon and this evening. a look at the hour by hour timing of that coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s at 4:51. we've already had one accident this morning. is there another one?

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. >> the official name is uav. that stands for unmanned aerial vehicle. but unless you sleep with your science textbook, you probably know it by a simpler name -- drone. it's the hottest development in flying. you might say that the age of the drone is taking off. joining me from texas a&m university corpus christi, are two experts on drones -- dr. luis cifuentes and senior cody torno. welcome. >> hi. hello. >> so, cody, so that we're all on the same page, what's so special about drones? >> the interesting part about it is the fact that it is unmanned. so, we don't have a pilot actually inside a cockpit flying the vehicle. it's done in an exterior location, which is a safer option. >> so, how's it controlled? >> it's controlled via satellite usually or some type of external communication link, kind of like a long-distance r.c. plane except it also can be used autonomously, which means without any kind of user input. >> doctor, the military has been using drones for a while now to take out terrorists. how else can drones be used? >> well, there are a treme

officials haven't really named him. he was riding down a driveway and he slid into a passing car. his family has been holding vigils asking for prayers on social media. >> let's turn now to a look at the day's other top stories. a maryland woman faces nearly 70 years in prison after being convicted of theft and burglary. prosecutors said she moved into a vacant house in cheltenham. she forged documents saying she'd bought that house. and then sued the rightful owners when they tried to evict her. johnson's co-conspirator was convicted back in august. >> college basketball analyst greg anthony pleaded not guilty in d.c. superior court to a charge of soliciting prostitute. anthony apologyized to his colleagues at cbs sports after arrested last month. he declined comment after today's hearing. anthony will be back in court next week. >> and the building where the navy yard shooting took place reopened today. it underwent a $63 million renovation since the 2013 rampage. the building has layout new name and a space honoring the 12 people who lost their lives. dozens of students walked

looking at a situation where it's effectively a frozen conflict, and these are russian lands but in official name. is that a solution? >> the europeans want to be very careful to avoid this solution. it it's not going to be very satisfactory, and they're going to be firm. their language rights are protected, and they feel safe. and there is a respect for the territory integrity of ukraine at least when we talk about the eastern borders of ukraine. i think that putin will go along with. i think its important to reach an agreement and this is a big if if the sides on the grouped if the separatests themselves are also ready to stop the fight, and people in ukraine are also ready not to use force to resolve the conflict. >> madam, thank you so much. >>> well coming up in this news hour joining thousands jordanians march to go condemn isil's killing of the pilot moaz al kassasbeh. >>> more on the taiwan plane crash. >>> and equatorial guinea are fined for crowd violence that marred a semifinal match. >>> the white house says it has no evidence that the u.s. hostage has been killed. but it is deeply co

. >> police officially named a missing person who may be the victim. he walked free from jail after prosecutors determined he did not have enough evidence to charge him. >> vic lee is live with more on the connection to the potential victim. vic? >> reporter: that missing person is omar. they asked his parents yesterday to file a missing persons report. they told police last time they saw their son was january 21st. so while the person of interest, mark andrews was released from that jail behind me, this case is far from over. >> we're hoping to identify the victim. that's going to help us go down the road. we haven't positively identified the victim yet. >> the possible victim omar was a close friend of mark andrews, who was taken into custody friday night at a public housing development in the tenderloin district. they once roomed together. the two often visited mark seen here in this video yesterday. andrews was arrested when he was visiting his apartment on friday. andrews, who came out covered with a sheet wearing the same clothes in the security

fear of this day has an official name. take a look at it on the screen. i'm going to try to say it. i haven't seen this one before. can we see it there? triskaidekaphobia. i've already heard the fear of the number 13 though is the word triskaidekaphobia. this is fear of friday the 13th. anyway if it seems it's a myth on friday the 13th you're more likely to visit the emergency room that is just a myth. we just understand we just learned. a german study published in the world journal of surgery in 2011 tried to find a link between visits to the emergency room and friday the 13th. researchers reviewed more than 3,000 days that included the 15th, friday the 13th, and many other days and say there's no evidence to support that more people go to the emergency room on this day. so it's okay. >>> new today, one of the world's most wanted hackers could soon face justice in the u.s. what the man is accused of doing. >>> plus we're learning that a d.c. rabbi could face more charges after being accused off you want i fix this mess? a mess? i don't think -- what's that? snapshot from progressiv

the official name is spatial disorientation. explanation is when you're flying and you can't see the horizon your equilibrium gets out of whack and you see illusions, the pilot could be turning address left and feels like he's turning address right and starts too overcompensate and puts the aircraft in a spin. and in this case the pilot was flying at a low altitude so he had very little time to recover. taking selfies is not ntsb regulation regulations, but this is the first time that a crash has been blamed on taking selfies. >> trace gallagher, and i'm pretty sure selfies is the downfall of modern civilization, of sorts unbelievable. >>> we are keeping a live eye on capitol hill right now, king abdullah of jordan is expected on capitol hill he just so happened to be in washington as the news broke about the possible fate of his f-16 pilot. the pilot of course whose plane went down over syria in december, we just received some video and some pictures today. we're still working to confirm this video and pictures. but of that pil

her official name is looking for trouble but her owner says she has been nothing but wonderful. ms.e way, she will now retire from competition, she is only the second beagle to win in the show's 139-year history. now earlier a german short- haired pointer amused the crowd when he broked protocol. he is jumping up and down, and said the best in his breed but more interested in the treats. and showing his form he jumped several times and supposed to be running and standing, that is not a winning move but the audience loved it. >> loved it. >> just having fun give me some of those treats. and time is now 5:48. let's get you out the door. hey sal, i know you're watching the freeways but you're watching the bridges too. >> we already have a little bit of a back-up, dave, pam, good morning to you. let's go out and talk about the bay bridge, you can see the traffic is backed up and also highway 4 and also highway 24 so we're getting crowded again westbound on the commutes in the east bay, going out of pittsburgh, as you drive over, and 24 is going to be slow already approaching, we talked

police, though, still have not officially named him. suspect was killed in a shootout with police after the second attack. what we do know is that he was raised in denmark, had a history of violence and a strong connection with gangs. authorities have now charged two other men with accessory to murder and other crimes to try to help the suspect hide from police. here are the two victims. a 55-year-old, a danish film maker, he was shot and killed at that copenhagen cafe. in the first shooting. on your left, a 37-year-old victim, dan uzan, he was working as a guard for the synagogue. the bbs has obtained audio. cnn has not been able to independently authenticate it. >> why do we still say bus when we -- [ gunfire ] >> let's bring in our senior international correspondent nick robertson. he joins us from copenhagen. i've heard that audio over and over again. it is unbelievable to think of a peaceful event in the middle of a saturday and then that happens, all of a sudden. we now know the authorities have charged two more people. i wonder w

miss p's official name is looking for trouble but they say look at that face.ut wonderful. >> she is darling. >> and a wagging tail. >>> and an early morning crime scene near san francisco's popular union square, what we're learning about a double stabbing inside a walgreens what police say led up to violence. >>> plus new video of a bold robbery happened at a pizza restaurant, it ended with a female worker being shot. the particular clue police want you to pay attention to that may help solve this crime. >> reporter: two people rushed to the hospital after they were stabbed inside a walgreens store in san francisco. we'll tell you what police say led up to the attack and the people in custody. >>> developing news on mount tam as the search is underway for a man who has not been seen since he left yesterday for a run on the trail. it's all ahead on "mornings on 2." >>> it is 7:00. we're live near san francisco's famous union square. earlier this morning, a violent scene played out inside a walgreens. two people were stabbed.

and i think the officials didn't want his name to come out because they are targeting him. surprise -- officials know his name. the director said as much in february of last year. we know his identity. none of this is a surprise to jihadi john. multiple news out lets nbc, "new york times," the guardian have all confirmed this is the individual. >> we've seen jihadi john at all of those horrific scenes involving foley, sat love sotloff, can'tly. you reference another hostage in your article who apparently got away. jihadi john was tasked with guarding western captives apparently. what did that hostage reveal about him and how he treated the hoss hostages? >> i've spoken to a number of hostages. they describe jihad dejohn asi john as a saidist. they water boarded american jim foley along with three others repeatedly more than once. they also described him as being important in the organization. they weren't just guards. they had more of a supervisory role and were tasked to make videos of them perhaps they were going to use these videos as proof of life. but one thing that's r

last month we had an elected official named john bennett, a state senator, said islam is a cancer thato be cut out of society. the republican party came out and made a point to say that we stand by him. these people need to reflect sincerely about what they're doing to the social cohesion of this country. imagine if someone had said that about the jewish community and the important point is black lives matter white lives matter and muslim lives matter, all lives matter. we need to put this point across to the community. >> i understand your frustration. it sounds like perhaps some of these young people did as well. thank you. >> you're welcome. >>> just ahead, the movie captivated the nation and now the real life version of american "american sniper" is unfolding in court. we'll take you inside that courtroom. he's suspended for six months without pay. or will it be worse? our next guest says do not count on brian williams returning to that set at all. >>> plus did he actually lobby to replace jay leno as a late-night talk show host? stick around for this. you're watching cnn. i've alw

the official name is the uss gabrielle giffords.t hit the water for the first time -- bless you -- for the first time in alabama. some final touches before it is formally launched. it will travel at 50 miles an hour. everything all right over there? >> i believe so. thank you for asking. >> no worries. >>> plenty of action on the other end of the political spectrum with presidential hopefuls already eyeing the oval office. >> contenders for the gop nomination have been out in force at cpac and our political director shushannah walshe has the highlights were. >> reporter: for the gop a vital stop on what they hope will be the road to the white house. >> god bless cpa c. so there's not a single democrat here . >> cpa c, a gathering of conservative activists many of them young and likely 2016 candidates come to try to win over the crowd before they hit the 2016 campaign trail. >> i did run in track. i was good at the half and quarter mile. i have been running three times in the last four years. so i'm getting used to it. >> reporter: w

they haven't officially released his name yes. >> reporter: in this video after the attack a victim of the gunman lies on the ground as people run for help. it's saturday afternoon, he's shot through the window of a cafes, where free speech is underway. police are quickly on the scene. the gunman fled, leaving behind shocked and confused survivors, one man died. on sunday police were vigilant after what is described as their biggest operation history, the prime minister thanked them saying it was time for the country to come together. >> translation: we are not in a fight between islam. this is not a battle between muslims and non-muslims. it's a battle between ideas based on freedom of individuals. >> the first attacks saturday was followed by a second. police say the same man opened fire, killing a watchman and injuring two police officers. it ended here with a shoot-out, killing a man that police wanted to question. police said the same man was defend both of them a 22-year-old known for gang activity. they did not release his name. denmark intelligence chief said the attacker may h

. >> reporter: but this morning also marks a somber anniversary officially named chris kyle day in texasrdered. >> baby, come home, okay. you know, we miss you. >> okay. >> reporter: now, as kyle's memory is honored, his real life wife is speaking out. >> there's so much. he's incredible. >> reporter: telling "people" magazine saying, we had our moments where we felt like we were less important than the military and he felt like i didn't understand his sense of duty. she says his struggles grew when he first came home but seemed to melt away as he spent more time with his two young children. >> you kind of expect something different than what you would get. even though he was going through all that, we always found a way to laugh, always. >> reporter: also telling people it was kyle's work with fellow veterans struggling with ptsd that helped him come back to his family. in that a tragic twist of fate it was one of those veterans who allegedly murdered kyle at a texas gun range. his wife chooses to remember the man who is a silver screen legend. a man she'll love even after the box offic

. >>> richard stockton college in new jersey just a short time they officially took the name stockton university. the state secretary of higher education and the president counsel of state colleges signed off on the change last week. >> i think it's not just a celebration for stockton not really for our community, but for the region for the state and for the northeast. >> stockton first opened in 1971 with 1,000 students. there's now more than 8500 students across new jersey and beyond. >>> it's become a tourist attraction of sorts but officials in west philadelphia say this building encased in ice is dangerous and needs to come down. nbc10's cydney long is live at the building on 52nd street. that demolition is now one step closer? >> reporter: we can say one or two steps closer. take a look. this fence that was erected around the frozen building a couple of hours ago, put up by the owner to keep onlookers and any passers-by out of harm's way as the demolition plans are being finalized. it's not a matter of if but when. the city's licenses and inspections will give the green light to

richard stockton college in galloway township officially took that name last night. the school opened in 1971. enrollment has jumped from 1,000 students to more than 8,000. and the name change comes just months before the school opens its island campus on the boardwalk in the old showboat casino in atlantic city. the school expects classes to start in the fall. stockton officials told us they're talking also about using an existing building in cape may. nbc 10 is covering the changing landscape in atlantic city, and you can read more about it on nbc10.com or on our nbc 10 app. >>> and there's a new effort to change the landscape on the riverfront. to make over the festival pier in philadelphia. that pier is currently used as a livenation concert venue. now the delaware river waterfront corporation wants to develop the 11-acre site. they've initiated a process to ask developers if they're interested in building a project there. now, the site is located at spring garden street and delaware avenue. developers have about a month to express any interest. >>> not that i wa

richard stockton college officially took that name tonight. it opened in 1971. the school now has more than 8500 students. this name change comes months before the school opens a campus the a the site of the showboat casino in a.c. it will be known as the stockton island campus. the school expects classes to start this fall after rein rations. officials tell us they're talking about using an existing building in cape may as well. >>> new at 11:00, for the first time we're seeing documents that could outline how pennsylvania's attorney general plans to defend herself against criminal charges. >> we're live in the digital operation's center. >> in these documents, a judge says the truth is crying to be heard in the investigation of attorney general kathleen kane. she's fighting the results, which recommended criminal charges against her. a judge argued in documents presented to the pennsylvania supreme court that he had authority to name a special prosecutor. kane is fiting that appointment and she wants the appointment of the special prosecutor declared unlawful.

the official name is the uss gabrielle giffords. >> sorry. >> yesterday in alabama. final touches need to be taken care of before it's formally launched in august. it's 419 feet long will travel at nearly 50 miles an hour. everything all right over there? >> i think so. i believe so. thank you for asking. >> no worries. >> there's been plenty of action on the other end of the spectrum. >> presidential hopefuls eyeing the office. >> they've been out in force at cpac. and our deputy political director has the highlights. >> for the gop, it's a vital stop in what they hope will be the road to the white house. >> god bless cpac. so there's not a single democrat here. >> cpac a gathering of conservative activists, many of them young, and it's where likely 2016 candidates come to try to win over the crowd before they hit that 2016 campaign trail. >> i was good at the 1/2 mile and the 1/4 mile and running three times in the last four years, so i'm getting used to it. >> scott walker former hewitt packard ceo, senator ted cruz, bobby jindal

as for the mystery man intelligence officials say they know his name and they are on his trail. client actually leading manufacturer of commercial drones is making major changes after one crash on the white house lawn. klaxon the crash landing of the drone on the white house lawn sparked a whole new round of security concerns. >> you've got guys jumping over the fence. we've got drones jumping of the fence. >> one found just off the mall a block from white house -- from the white house. now the leading many facture of private drones will release up dated firmware to add a no-fly zone. >> why not? >> this man believes that the technology behind a concern. once the 9/11 attacks is an example of that, modern use of technology by a medieval way of thinking. >> the owner of the drone says the maker is partly to blame. drones made by dji have a documented history of just flying away. the family of a woman who died on a train three weeks ago is suing metro. her family filed a $50 million lawsuit. it accuses metro of negligence. she died of smoke and election and dozens of other passeng

richard's stockton university in galloway township officially took on that name last night. the school opened in 1971. enrollment has dropped from 1,000 students to more than 8,000. now, that name change comes just months before the school will open its island campus on the boardwalk in the old showboat casino. the school expects classes to start in the fall. stockton officials told us they're also talking about using an existing building in cape may. nbc 10 is covering the changing landscape in atlantic city. to read more go to nbc10.com or use the nbc 10 app. >>> and there's a new effort to develop a portion of the delaware riverfront in philadelphia. the delaware river waterfront corporation wants to develop festival pier an 11-acre site that juts out into the river. they've initiated a plan to ask developers. now, that site is located at spring garden street and delaware avenue. developers have about a month now to express any interest. >>> this year philadelphia will get a veteran's day parade. leaders announced plans at city hall yesterday. congressman bob brady explai

quiet frankly why we're not releasing anybody's name because it's our position it's no body's business except the individuals involved. >> reporter: officials aren't giving up the names but we now know the titles of those accused in the sexual misconduct scandal clouding the philadelphia fire department. >> two batallion chiefs, one captain, one lieutenant, one fire service paramedic and two firefighters. >> reporter: firefighters and paramedics president said during a press conference today that based on the inspector general's report those seven of 13 who allegations were made against are accused of discipline far violations. >> when it comes to defending our members we need to know what all the allegations are and we need to know why the diagnosis was made to discipline certain members and not discipline other members. >> reporter: the investigation involves allegations that numerous firefighters, paramedics and department supervisors had sexual encounters with a female par head dick while on the job. the union says it still has not received a full report. >> even if it is a high-ranking official that's involved, and they're treating him

senators mccaine and graham demanded to know the name of the official conducting the briefing that theyd compromised the lives of u.s. troops. we contacted u.s. central command and it had no official reaction. >>> british police are appealing for help in finding three london school girls believed to be on their way to syria to join isil. cameras at the airport captured the three friends on tuesday just before boarding a turkish airlines flight. authorities hope to find them before they enter syria. the girls' family say they are devastated >>> at least 40 people were killed in libya. fighters loyal to isil are claiming responsible. al jazeera has more from the border with libya in tunisia. >>reporter: it was early morning when a triple car bomb attacked ripped through the village. the sequence of bombings took place. this is the hometown of the speaker of parliament of the u.n. recognized government. he says the bombing was likely in retaliation for egypt egypt's air strikes. friday's bombing underlines how much more these air strikes have further destabilized the country. it's had an i

and this morning officials are putting a name to that face. >>> and why tech experts say you will need to protect a you new >>> 15 before the hour. once again, it is a last minute scramble on capitol hill. congress has to make some kind of deal on funding for homeland security today. nous house house republicans are sighing a short term fix. tracie potts is live for us. walk us through the house gop plan. >> reporter: it's pretty simple three weeks, that's all the money homeland security would get while the house and senate try to sit up to together in a conference and work out something more permanent that may or may not deal with the sticking point which has been rolling back the president's immigration order that allows undocumented immigrants to stay here. so a three week temporary fix while they try to work that out. but it's not clear if senate democrats will participate in that conference. they have a separate vote set today that would fully fund homeland security, doesn't deal with immigration at all, but there is a separate vote in the senate on immigration. so two completely

officials confirmed the name of the isis terrorist who beheaded hostages. and with the name comes more details on who he is. kooer sim keir simmons has more. >> u.s. officials have confirmed that a london man, muhammad muwassy is the person known as jihadi john in the isis videos. a number of officials have refused to give guidance, but they have not dismissed the reports out of hand. nbc confirmed british officials believed he had been identified and the fbi director confirmed u.s. officials have identified him. sources tell us he's of somali origin and known to have lived in london. he's responsible for the execution of americans james foley and stephen sotloff. each killing has been the subject of a well publicized and slickly made video, usually featuring the victims dressed in orange jump suits while their killer brandished a knife and beerates the west. the concern is for those still held by isis even while the reporting is emerging, isis is attacking christian villages in northern syria. 33 villages have been targeted according to a local group of sy

officials tell us his name is mohammed emwazi. he's from west london but was actually born in kuwait. our national security analyst is joining us on the phone right now. what have you learned about him, peter? >> well, he sort of fits the profile of what we'd expect in a leader of isis. he's got a background in computer programming. he is in his early 20s. this is pretty typical for somebody who would be a senior leader of a terrorist organization doing these kinds of things. you think about the lead hijacker on 9/11 studying for his doctorate at a german university. even in this country, major nadal hasan, a army psychiatrist and an army major from a middle class family. there's a comforting idea that these people are the dispossessed but they tend to come from quite well off backgrounds. >> not somebody looking for a job. came from a relatively well to do background. some of the people who knew him in london say he may have been radicalized at least in part because british police were after him, they were questioning him, and ap

shores of lake chad and borders the nigerian border and according to an unnamed security official and couldn't be namedse he is not authorized to speak to the media, the village was attacked and four people killed including a soldier, the same security source it was launched by 30 suspected boko haram fighters. another eyewitness talking to news agencies says the death toll was higher and ten people were killed and it's incredibly difficult to get precise and accurate information because it's such a remote area and communications there are very very poor. >> yes, i can imagine that it is very difficult to get current and accurate information, but do we have any idea as to how this multi national force is actually getting on because they launched their operations against boko haram just under a week ago. >> well that is right and clearly this attack is going to raise questions about just how effective the various armies in the region fighting boko haram are. now if you speak to critics of the authorities here in nigeria at least they say that this is just more evidence this news of another attack is jus

. >> reporter: as for isis' mystery man, officials know his name and they're on his trail.hard cantu, abc news, new york. >>> ten nantz fought back against a landlord they say is harassing them. they marched through san francisco's castro district holding signs and beating drums. all of these people claim the woman who owns their rent-controlled homes has done everything she can to get them evicted, cut off their utilities and changed their leases with little or no warning. we made an attempt to get the owner's side of the story but our phone calls and e-mails have not been returned. >>> fire destroyed a $120,000 astin-martin vantage after the owner headed across the golden gate bridge into san francisco. he heard someone yell your car's on fire. then he saw smoke billowing out of the back of his car. that's where the engine is located. the owner was not hurt. he said he had only had the car for a year and it only had 4,000 miles on it. >>> san francisco's municipal transportation agency launched a new route today. the 16th street bus-to-mission bay. route 55 will connect r

. >>> officials at a consumer watchdog group in japan are warning of potential danger to infants. they say fake baby carriers are being sold under a popular u.s. brand name and the products may be unsafe. officials at union say the carriers are labeled with the brand name ergo baby. they say they're working to get the counterfeits off the market. they checked the authenticity from 25 baby carriers from unlicensed online shopping sites. 14 of them were counterfeits and some of their belts fell below safety standards. japanese consumers have reported many accidents involving baby carriers. authorities are calling on manufacturers to i78 prove the products and provide clear instructions to users. >>> now for the latest in business news, here's our ron madison from the biz desk. ron? >> all right, thank you, gene pr starting with an update on the tpp this hour. negotiators trying to hammer out a deal for trans-pacific partnership free trade talks are reporting some progress now. they say they're a step closer to reaching an agreement on some intellectual property rules. chief negotiators from 12 asia pacific countries have wrapped up their latest meeting in

we are also awaiting the the official release of the names of the victim as well as would be robber in this case. that is due out some point this morning. we are also told that would be robber was found with several cell phones on him all likely stolen. we are live from upper darby this morning i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> federal investigators are gathering more evidence from tuesday night's deadly crash between a commuter train and suv in new york. they will examine data recorders of the train and crossing gate to figure out why that suv was stopped on the tracks. "eyewitness news" reporter nicole brewer joins us with the latest on that. >> reporter: good morning to you,er contact there are so many questions surrounding this incident but investigators believe the suv was boxed in on top of the tracks between lettered crossing gates when that crash occurred, killing six people. the the driver 49 year-old ellen brody, a mother of three, had been diverted from an accident when he stopped on the tracks and was hit by that train. the impact was so powerful it peeled a

named. officials will not say when they will release more information about the death of john sherr din sheridan. >>> take a look the this new video of michael trotto held a picture of his daughter and cried during arraignment in massachusetts. he face ace long list of charges. he assaulted the girl's mother and then took eleanor. the girl is safe and back with her mother. >>> we're following developing news in south philadelphia. a gunman shot a 17-year-old here on south fourth street. the bullet grazed the teen in the face. he's in stable afternoon right now. the gunman is on the run. >>> more news in manhattan. part of a building collapsed on the west side about an hour ago. several billing buildings under construction. at least one person is hurt. we don't know how seriously. we'll keep you posted on what happens there. >>> an ocean county woman is accused of assaulting a 4-year-old boy. lakewood police arrested august augustina rodriguez morales. it's unclear the relationship between her and the victim. >>> a water main break in languagehorn this morning. officials sent students home around

today he made it official. ps the name sounds familiar. the former redskins head coach of the same name and apparently the way to this recruit's heart. how did they get him? stomach. >> for me it wasn't about the football school the people. i just really enjoyed being down there. the whole southern hos pipitality. it's my first time being down there. i u like to eat as well. it's going to be a good relationship. >> he likes to eat. i like it. meanwhile this is my favorite story. big day at friendship. 18 seniors stood up before parents, coaches, tv cameras to announce which scholarship they have accepted. among them the third best he chose maryland. but he says he didn't even think that was possible a few years ago. >> i didn't think i was going to be here. >> i'm thrilled about this group. it's a great group. one that's going to be really really successful here at the university of maryland in every phase. congrats to those high school players. maryland is the 55th best recruiting class. virginia tech got the 24th ranked. uva, 44th. big n

of chinese immigrants died in the quake and the fire that is followed but only 12 chinese names are on official death lists. bessie chum died in 2002, she was 97 years old. >>> that's it for this week's second look. i'm frank somerville, we'll see you next week. continues. it's been mighty cold in here since "the big chill." what say we warm our hearts by... "st. elmo's fire"? yes! couple of wine coolers and some '80s rob lowe -- i can get into that. i'm still holding out hope i'll have plans tonight. great. two for two. haley? oh, so fun, but i'm gonna have to say no. i have a photography-class thing. what kind of a thing? oh, you know just an exhibit, like, to show our photos. is it something that we should go to? claire we just made plans. mom, this is a college class. i'm not in the third grade. don't you have nap time there? no. i have free periods, during which i sometimes nap. is it me, or was she just being purposefully vague? alex, i want you to go through her stuff and find out about this thing tonight. wait, wait

name. u.s. officials confirm that the masked kidnapper isis features in its beheading videos is a british man identified as mohamed emwazi. he's a 26-year-old man who was born in kuwait and an activist from an advocacy group says before he was a terrorist, well emwazi was quote a kind man who repeatedly faced suspicion of terrorism and received unfair treatment by authorities. listen. >> it's quite hard. because he's such a -- he was such a beautiful young man. really. it's hard to imagine the trajectory. trajectory. >> i want to go out now to our atika schubert in london in the neighborhood where emwazi reportedly lived. awe atika, what are you learning about this man there? >> reporter: this is this last known address. we've knocked on the door of the home. nobody answering there. i did have a chance to speak to one man who said he did know mohammed emwazi. he described him as a polite young man. he said he didn't know him very well. the last he saw them was a few years ago. but he was very shocked he w

officials from other governments slashed their targets by up to three percentage points. those from shanghai declined to name target at all. they merely said they're aiming to achieve stable growth and make structural reforms. president xi jinping has said he wants to focus on quality of growth rather than speed. officials from the national government will unveil their growth target in march at the annual national people's congress. economists expect them to set a target below last year's goal of 7 1/2%. >>> now let's get a check on markets, see what is happening today. uncertainties over the greek debt problems are weighing on global investor sentiment, and tokyo share prices did open lower. the benchmark nikkei is trading lower by .6% at the moment. 17,606. currency traders, they're also worried about the developments over in greece. they're buying the yen against the dollar and the euro. that's because they regard the japanese currency as a relatively safer asset. and looking at some other markets in the asia pacific region this morning south korea's kospi is in the negative, down by a quarter percent. 19

beyond his real name confirmed to be by officials as mohammed emwazi. a birth place in kuwait and upbringing in london. many questions remain. what radicalized emwazi? we have isa soares standing by in london. what could be the motivation for joining isis? it looks a dozen years ago this was a young man who could have had anything. could have been anyone. >> reporter: absolutely. good morning, christine. he looks normal when you actually speak to people here. well educated and good family and middle class neighborhood. educated and went to a good university. when people are questioning what point did the rationale change? one thought is from cage a muslim led advocacy group. he got in contact with him, emwazi, back in 2009 because he said he felt harassed by the u.k. services. he went to tanzania and africa as part of what he told cage a safari trip as a graduation present from his parents. he was stopped and questioned and put back on a plane. here he was interrogated and asked questions about his trip and about his thoughts regarding 7/7 and 9/11. he

so although the name is now coming out into the public there's no doubt that officials wanted the namearly on to be able to identify close associates, networks. was he receiving any kind of material support from abroad? was he trying to communicate with his family? was he trying to communicate with people in kuwait? which seems to be his original country of origin. there are a lot of questions the intelligence officials were probably trying to build and answer around making thise inging profile of him. >> all right. thanks very much, ayman mohyeldin. appreciate it. >>> meanwhile in brooklyn, investigators are trying to piece together more information about the three men who appeared in court on wednesday accused of being lone wolf isis sympathizers who allegedly discussed plans to assassinate president obama and bomb coney island. msnbc's adam reince is in brooklyn. what's the latest on this case? >> what was most striking joy about these alleged want-to-be terrorists when they entered court yesterday was how young they looked. only 19 and 24 years old. the judge read them their rights