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peter van sant.k at this. >> we have some new evidence that we can't talk about this morning that we're going to have on our show tomorrow night. but it's profound and it will change people's perception of this case which has had nationwide publicity as to whether a murder took place on that river. >> well sheerks definitely been judged with all that's in the press and all that you've read about her. >> she has been. but in prosecutorial documents, remember, she said some very incriminating things, that she was happy he was gone, that she was pleased with that. that brought a lot. >> this may have been an accident. >> it may be. >> watch for all that new information. that's a new episode of "48 >>> welcome back to "cbs this morning." coming up this half hour, world cup soccer champ alex morgan is here in studio 57. there she is in white looking lovely. hi, alex. she's taking the fight to level the playing field for women in sports. >> reporter: plus were polaroids an instagram? learn how each snapsho

peter van sant.e have some new evidence that we can't talk about this morning that we're going to have on our show tomorrow night. but it's profound and it will change people's perception of this case which has had nationwide publicity as to whether a murder took place on that river. >> well sheerks definitely been judged with all that's in the press and all that you've read about her. >> she has been. but in prosecutorial documents, remember, she said some very incriminating things, that she was happy he was gone, that she was pleased with that. that brought a lot. >> this may have been an accident. >> it may be. >> watch for all that new information. that's a new episode of >> good mornings, em a erika von tiehl. cbs-3, a person was shot and killed during raid at home in chester. it happened near sixth street and highland avenue around 6:00 this morning. it is not clear why agents were executing a warrant at that address, and the victim's name has not been released no one else was injured. >>> righ

cities like seattle, washington, sante fe, albany, new york, are turning to a programme with the acronym lead. law enforce. assisted diversion. it's based on the need that counselling can be more effective than incarceration in converting drug adacts from criminals into -- addicts from criminals into responsible citizens, starting with police officers, empowering them to send an addict to a social service worker instead of central booking. unlike some programs, it does not require that addicts stay clean to remain in the programme. that's a ran police officers have been skeptical about playing a role in a programme that some lump under the hug a thug umbrella. that's the view programs like cards. new evidence that lea helping to break the cycle of crime and save money is helping to convert some doubters. >> i was homeless because of my addiction. i was strung out on heroin and smoked crack. my day to day life would be going to get drugs or steal something from the stores to sell it so i do get drugs. i did prostitution. addiction. >> when 34-year-old misty moved from alaska to the united

y es que hoy el pfiscal shawn sant, del condado franklin en pasco estado de washington, tomo la decisionpresentar cargo criminal alguno en contra de los tres uniformados que le dieron muerte a zambrano el pasado mes de febrero. el caso se dio a conocer a nivel internacional y genero un sinumero de protestas, cuando imagenes de la muerte de zambrano captadas por un telefono celular se hicieron publicas.el hombre de 35 aqos, quien segun examenes toxicologicos estaba bajo la influiencia de metanfetaminas, les estaba avntando piedras a los conductores cuando respondieron las autoridades. en el video se le observa a zambrano tambien lanzandole piedras a los policias quienes respondieron con 17 balazos de los cuales 7 impactaron al indocumentado.en el reporte elaborado con la declaracion de testigos, se cuenta que zambrano le grito a los oficiales, quienes antes de usar la fuerza letal, descargaron sus pistolas electricas para someter al presunto agresor. cuando zambrano se diponia a lanzar una piedra grande, los policias dispararon, segun la investigacion. esa fue la accion que defendio el fi

but a few will sante fe here. like this man who came 14 years ago.e says greeks are generous, but he worries that political and economic instability will change that. >> we are afraid because of this election, and also because of this crisis, maybe this climate will be changed, maybe some extremist parties, extremist groups will use this condition on benefit of themselves for the rewards. that's why we are afraid. >> reporter: this is what he fears. the neo-nazi golden dawn who gathered just a few blocks away. foreigners out of greece they chant. golden dawn have no chance of winning this election, but according to opinion polls they are now the third most popular party in greece. for them, the refugee crisis is an opportunity. he says it is a disgrace, thousands cross the sea into greece whilst all our politicians can do is dream about who will lead the country. >> you cannot stop the refugees. >> reporter: this doctor is temporarily the minister of refugees until greece gets a new government. he says nobody should use the refugee crisis to get more

sant said police killed zambrano-montes because he turned toward them with a rock in his hand.n attorney for zambrano-montes family said they were "sorely disappointed" and would be filing a lawsuit. the republican-controlled house judiciary committee held its first in a series of hearing on planned parenthood wednesday following an anti-choice group's release of heavily edited videos targeting the organization. the videos show planned parenthood employees discussing the sharing of fetal tissue with researchers. speaking at the hearing, democratic congressmember jerrold nadler of new york said planned parenthood's practices are legal. >> the laws are clear. the ability to dip his -- , comply with these laws. just as they comply with thousands of other federal, state, local laws and regulations every single day. that should be the conclusion of this hearing, but instead, before any inquiry, this committee has declared them guilty and chosen to capitalize on the sensational, unsubstantiated smears made in a series of unethical, possibly illegal, videos. the goal is clear, to smea

browder, could roosevelt and churchill unite with sant stalin who is no kind of putin, to defeat the i.s.i.s. state. obama's enemies and the people who have demonized putin as browder has been doing will accuse obama of appeasement. keep in mind what's at stake, keep in mind failed american policies and keep in mind that the islamic state is a grave menace to russia. >> that's why i brought you on the show there will be people who will demonize russian and china and cuba, and we vo to have a discussion about engaging with these countries is better than not engaging with these countries. >> we could turn this into a saturday night live skit. are you saying that maybe if obama isn't careful, putin will kill him in a prison? what's the link? >> you say russia. >> the link? >> russia we're dealing with a regime that doesn't always do the right things. and one could argue that united states doesn't always do the right things. there is a deal with iran, they kill more people per capita, that's the reason i invited you but you're so steamed about bill browder. >> you know what i'm really st

>> a few weeks ago the three correctional deputies were working at the sant county jail and will head to court this morning. matthew farris, jereh lubrin and rafael rodriguez are charged with homicide in the death of michael tyree, assault under the color of authority and conspiracy. they are scheduled for a bail hearing to find out if they could be released. the prosecutors have filed a motion opposing this saying text message between matthew farris and rafael rodriguez outline a pattern of violence. activist say more needs to be done to protect the inmates. >> it is problematic and raises the flag we have to look at our jails systematically rather than three individuals. >> defense attorneys paint a different picture saying all three are caring, compassionate people committed to serving their local community and should have the opportunity to post bail. the bail hearing is scheduled for 9:00 a.m. >>> matt, thank you. this man, mathew muller, returns for court in hayward as the judge determines if he is fried for a failed home invasion robbery. the attorneys want the judge to throw o

estÁ sentado a la derecha del padre, para ir a juzgar a vivos y muertos, prueban creo en el espÍritu sant que quiere que todos los hombres se salven y lleguen al conocimiento de la verdad. >> oh seÑor, escucha y ten piedad. >> oh seÑor, escucha y ten piedad. >> por la iglesia, para que fiel a la misiÓn encomendada por jesÚs anuncie con renovado actor misionero, la buena noticia de la salvaciÓn a todos los hombres, roguemos al seÑor. >> oh seÑor, escucha y ten piedad. >> por todos los gobernantes, para que ejerzan su autoridad con justicia, buscan la paz, elel progreso, y promuevan la dignidad de la persona, oremos al seÑor. >> oh seÑor, escucha y ten piedad. >> por todos los que sufren para que se sientan acompaÑados y sostenidos en su dolor, por personas solidarias y numerosas. roguemos al seÑor. >> oh seÑor, escucha y ten piedad. >> por todos los cubanos que al contemplar a la virgen de la caridad, misionera y patrona del pueblo, abran sus corazones sin miedo y de par en par a a jesucristo. roguemos al seÑor. >> oh seÑor, escucha y ten piedad. >> por todos nosotros aquÍ reunidos, para q

low clouds and fog will start us offer this morning, sants rosa 55 degrees. napa we are in the mid to upper 40s for novato, a little cooler, fairfield 62 degrees, 60 donk cord, 62 livermore. for the next three days you can expect those stoours to continue to go down so some relief for us here. 84 degrees inland, 74 along the bay, 64 along the coast for tomorrow and the temperatures come right back up again. sue. >>> good morning, everyone. we have an accident waiting for you at the san mateo bridge toll plaza. semi hit lane 7, the wind screen there. expect minor delays at this hour. once you get past the tolls traffic is moving nice limit you're looking at 16 minutes from the toll plaza up and over the high-rise into the foster city side of things. fog free here in san rafael but wait until you get to the top of waldo and approaching the golden gate bridge you will find yourself with limited dis i believe, it is very foggy in certain areas so take extra care. >>> it's 4:55 now. turns out volkswagen may have been warned about using illegal emission contributio

university and oxford ohio because i went there, university of virginia, oklahoma and who went to uc santif you look at, this is what i should be making in ten years if i go to this school. or the average. >> the reason they have this information is because they run the irs. there are lots of institutions out there who put out rankings for colleges, princeton review is one, u.s. news and world report does their own analysis. this is the only one i know of that tells actual salary. >> can you link the quality of the university to how much the grads are actually making? is that indicative of the university? >> well, i think you make a very good point here. it's not one for one, right? it's important certainly and one of the big complaints grads have had is, i can't find a job or a job that will pay my college debt, right? but let me tell you this. the president promised a whole lot more with this. what he said he was going to do is actually rank these schools and the worst offenders, the ones who charge the most and had grads graduating with the most debt would have financial aid pulled. >>

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sant of this had to do with francisco had president john wayne's and policymakers coming laying out a case for the fed to raise rates. the decision not to raise rates was a close call. many say the fed's job is to manage market expectations and there is a view that many people did not expect the fed to pull presserger, the fed explain their position came off as a debacle. there are a a lot of people feel they did the right thing. >> special conditions have already tightened a little bit equity prices falling. i think it is a big deal when the fed starts raising rates. they make very dovish language going forward that it will create certainty in the mind of investors, and i think that is not right. su: it appears a lot of investors still cautious. the latest data showing that sales of existing homes fell. we had merck and many of the biotech stocks under pressure, really taking a hit after democratic residential candidate hillary clinton tweeted that she would be releasing a plan to combat the high cost of prescription drugs. alibaba in the spotlight, falling as restrictions and it fol

he shared his opinion with peter van sant. >> these two set out on the hieds hudson river on a kayak.>> reporter: the two disappeared under water. ten days later, graswald was arrested for immediasecond-degr murder. investigators say she removed a plug from the kayak causing it to fill with water. her alleged motive? a 250,000 insurance payout and a relationship that had soured. >> i wanted him dead and now he is gone. >> reporter: jim trainen knows interrogations as well. as a form detective for the police department, he conducted hundreds of them and is a national expert on false confessions. >> we get the person to believe, at least temporarily, that it's in their best interests to tell us what we want to hear. anybody can call victim to it and every single person can give a potentially false confession. >> reporter: train 'em watched every minute of the 11-hour investigation. >> there is clear signs of mappings here. they want a specific answer from her. >> what did you want that day? >> that day? i wanted to be free. >> you wanted him to die? >> what is the answer? >> reporter: d

absolutely not. >> reporter: in new york, peter van sant, cbs news. >> certainly new revelations of "48 hours". >> interesting when you see it all in context. before you only heard i wanted him dead, i wanted him gone but you didn't see what led up to that. >> exactly. >>> the results of an out of this world science experiment two years later. we will show you why it took so long to recover these incredible announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by publishers clearinghouse. pch.com. let your camry show you that your driveway isn't just connected to your street but to the ends of the earth. from coastal highways to roller-coaster hills to the street that changed music forever. and the perfect route for a getaway. it's all one road waiting for you to take it. discover more in a camry. toyota. let's go places. does your makeup remover take it all off? every kiss-proof, cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need any more proof than that? neutrogena. now? can i at least put my shoes on? if

para ancianos y enfermos, hay 3000 invitados, a la izquierda tenemos, estamos viendo al pÁrroco de santes disidentes habrÍan sido detenidos, minutos antes de que comenzara esta celebraciÓn religiosa, quÉ nos puedes comentar? >> fue a pasos del papa mÓvil, brincaron los 6 anillos de seguridad, el papa francisco se detiene y bendice a ese disidente, mientras otros dos, brincaban, estaban diciendo algo, tiraron panfletos, el otro disidente estaba en el papa mÓvil, posteriormente tuvo que seguir el recorridos, las tres personas fueron detenidas, no te sÉ decir. >> marÍa antonieta. >> precisamente en este momento estamos viendo las imÁgenes es un joven que se acerca al papÁ mÓvil, son dos hombres y una mujer, despuÉs recibe la bendiciÓn y son tomados por elementos de la seguridad cubana. >> son retirados del sitio, la mujer se lanzÓ al piso, las preguntas de muchas personas es cÓmo pudieron romper el cerco de seguridad, esa es la informaciÓn tal cual sucedió, viene el momento de la consagraciÓn, el ceremoniero principal, regreso contigo. >> asÍ es, en unos instantes, volvemos contigo cuando

. >> reporter: one family with bay area roots now living in sant yeah go. 7-year-old sarah felt her whole bedroom shake yesterday when the earthquake hit. >> reporter: scared, she worried for her two brothers and, also -- >> my parents. >> her parents met and married in san francisco 20 years ago. jessica was shaking and her mind immediately went back to s.f. when she felt the '89 quake hit. >> i rememberives at a volleyball tournament. being inside the gym and having that shake like crazy. and it was -- it was scary. >> the family just moved to s d santiago in april of last year. >> there's an older woman that she lost everything. there's a lot of places without water. >> reporter: and the death toll in chile is expected to rise as rescue workers make their way north. i'll have a message that this family has for their friends still in the bay. >> natascha, thank you, we'll see you at 6:00. >>> scientists say a very small tsumnami with significant damage in the 2011 japan quake. the director says this time, wave heights range just over 8 inches in santa monocan to only about an inch. >> a

the phenomena is not the same as the biolume necessary sant because that is emitting light. leon: this is like a marvel comic thing. alison: i don't think so. no. but you can believe that. speaking of interesting. doug: we are short and longer term concerns involving rain. maybe too much of it. for the moment we have a flash flood watch in the area in green. red area are continuing to flash flood warning. it is raining west all day. we have the heaviest element from fredericksburg to north to winchester. the next couple of hours not only the heaviest element move and drift east as well, we can give an indication what we expect in the next hour or so. the leading edge of the downpour moves northwest. should be arrives in fredericksburg shortly. western side 6:16. it whether move northeast through the remainder of the evening. that is the short term. we have the rain chances the next comem of days as well as the moisture continue to throw overhead. the next big event potentially is joaquin. tropical storm that got stronger today. sustained 65 miles per hour. northeast of the b

so, a ver mraz sant day today and tomorrow across the northeast. on the opposite side of the coa coast, mt. rainier, washington, snow level is about 6 feet. strong cold front coming through. frost and freeze advisories out. with temperatures dropping down into the 30s. here's your labor day forecast. we'll watch this line of thunderstorms getting into chicago tomorrow. southeast will see some thunderstorms, too. that's a q >> more on tropical storm grace out there in the atlantic and we'll talk more about the atlantic beaches. did you two to venice beach back in the day? . >> i went to venice before it was venice. >> referring to the stone age or -- now both ron and i are in trouble with rob. >> at least i'm not getting the tweets today. >> right. >> exactly. >> for what? >> it does happen. it does happen. >> thank you, ron. thanks, rob. >>> coming up on "good morning america" -- house of horrors, two sons allegedly tried to kill their parents in this fancy home. the mom's shocking message to 911. >>> and how the abc news fixer brought a woman who

this struck in the evening, it's epicenter deep under the sea, 30 kilometers north of the capital of santgio, where buildings shook. it's effects were felt as far away as buenos aires on the other side of the continent. >> it was one of the most powerful in the nation's history. the strongest this year, and the strongest in the world. but with the information we have, it was also something essential, and that was the cooperation of the people. because to evacuate 670,000 people, and with speed made it difficulty, but they're respond together orders of the authorities. >> it was followed by several powerful aftershocks. 1 million people were then evacuated as warnings were issued about the approach of waves caused by a tsunami that followed. >> i lost everything. everything. i lost it all, my shop, my house that was near the beach. i can't even talk. >> people here are prepared. it was too strong. it was after they started to evacuate. i live up on the high part. and there was no damage there. it's all here in the center. >> chil chile's northern coast. again, chile was hit by a powerful e

her final book, the sant was published this past june. >> sad day. all right. thank you. >>> let's turn to this, the man who police say is responsible for terrorizing drivers along arizona's highways says he didn't do it. 21-year-old leslie allen merritt jr. went before a judge on saturday and claimed he didn't have access to a gun. >> reporter: good morning, craig. this was the first time we got an up-close look at the suspected i 10 shooter, in court he seemed pretty incredulous telling the judge he had nothing to do with the shootings. the suspect, 21-year-old leslie allen merritt jr. is a local landscaper, he's facing a slew of charges including drive-by shootings as well as intentional acts of terrorism among others. his bail has been set at $1 million. investigators says they linked him to the gun that was used in four of these shootings through ballistic reports. merritt in court told the judge they had the wrong guy and he says he hasn't had this gun in months. months. >> all i have to say is i'm wrong guy. i tried telling the detectives that. my gun ha

hundreds of thousand sants region already has big problems this president's timidy and lack of visiond us to have the situation we have now. >> given that situation, if you were president of the united states today and this gets dumped in your lap, what are you going it do about it? >> first is reestablish relationship with allies. none of our allies trust us anymore, greta. we need to talk to our allies in western europe and the middle east how we deal with this in a collective way. america cannot do this on its own. we will lead but we cannot do it by ourselves. reestablish relations with allies. second is to be he very clear to russia and to syria that we will not tolerate this type of conduct. and the american president has not done that in fact, he has done the exact opposite. you know, greta, people have said lots of things about me overhe course of my career. the fact that i have misunderstood has never been one of them. vladimir putin and assad will understand exactly the limits of my patience and if they violate the limits of my patience, they will see -- they will see americ

. >>> let's get over to chicago and check in with rick sant tel. >> there's been discussion about theailure and definition even of transparency of the fed, but also the notion they went trident in terms their charter. congress gave them the ability to monitor on two pillars. the first pillar being full employment. second, stable prices and stable being the operative word. that has somehow been siynonym o 2%. the third pillar that doesn't exist that may need t est but needs a whole lot more honesty associated with it is that third pillar international. we had ira harris on today and he brought up a mckenz yie stud that ended in the 2014 time slot. it's a bit old but i think the trends in this report he referenced are compelling, especially with the discussion of janet yellen and company not normalizing rates. basically what it said is, debt, global debt, outpaced global gdp growth. 57 trillio$57 trillion. 57trillion is the amount that we have more on the debt ledger than we did in the second quarter of 2007. let's look at where it all happened. house hold debt was 33. government 58, wa

that it was by the principal's decision that the school is closed, but it really is by order of the sant clara office of education which granted the school charter. again, that charrer is contingent upon proper background checks and fingerprinter. within the first month of the school's operation a lunchroom employee and teacher's aide was arrested for molesting an 8-year-old student on campus. jonathan chow was arraigned on friday and with arrest, the county office of education learned that the charter school had not met thement of fingerprinting all employees according to the mercury news. a school has 160 students from kindergarten through sixth grade and at this point unclear when they will return to class. a regularly scheduled board meeting scheduled for 6:30 tonight and at that time public comment allowed and assume a lot of public comment from concerned parents who likely are wondering what is next for their kids. in sunnyvale, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> it is 6:38 right now. time to get a check of that microclimate forecast. we'll plan for a hot one today

at the sant same time it gives m all of these benefits come $150 billion in cash, the lifting of restrictions my dad mentioned. so you will have iran which is sworn to destroy israel, sworn bracelet to do everything it can to attack america, with chant death to america on a daily basis, now provided with funds come with weapons and the pathway to nuclear bomb. and you think you're the president of the united states who has put all of that in place it really is very, very difficult to understand why he would think, if you it's a 10 years ago our president is going to be providing the money and the weapons that iran needs to attack the united states, that's exactly what this deal does even if we get to the each of the pathway to nuclear weapon. it's a very dangerous deal. and it gets back to this notion of sort of the presidents view of the world. one of the things that is a theme that runs through the book that we spent a lot of time on is the extent to which president roosevelt, truman, eisenhower kennedy, you know, nixon, ford, carter to a lesser extent, reagan understanding the weakness is

gabe gutierrez, nbc news, sant xwr -- santiago, chile. >>> to decide whether bowe bergdahl should beor deserti desertion. he left his post, was captured by the taliban and released five years later in exchange for five guantanamo bay prisoners. we're following that case in san antonio with the latest. more details surrounding his disappearance. tell us what you know. >> bergdahl has not spoken much in the courtroom other than to tell the judge, yes, he understands the charges against him. but we're hearing from his platoon captain, captain john billings says there was a frantic search in the days and weeks and hours after -- that bergdahl disappeared from his remote army base in eastern afghanistan on june 30th, 2009. they searched for two months but could not find him. he was released in a controversial prisoner exchange last summer. five taliban prisoners exchanged for bowe bergdahl. he was interrogated by the army and then later charged with desertion and the lesser known charge of behavior before the -- i'm sorry, desertion and misbehavior before the enemy. that's a more serious

. >>> veried questions this morning at the sant eclaira county main jail after another inmate died inside his cell. "today in the bay" stephanie chuang live outside the jail in san jose. steph, what do we know about this inmate? >> we're still waiting to learn details about this inmate and who he was and what killed him put likely more scrutiny with the second inmate death in just about a month. what we do know is that a sheriff's sergeant says a sheriff found this inmate about 10:30 yesterday morning unresponsive in his cell after cpr was given. the inmate pronounced dead 30 minutes later. the second inmate death in about a month after 31-year-old michael tyree a mentally ill inmate was found dead in his cell on august 27th. he was behind bars for drug and theft charges. three correctional officers have been accused of killing tyree matthew farris and jereh lubrin and rafael rodriguez. accused of beating another inmate last month. now, two of the deputies posted the $1.5 million bail before the weekend. the third, farris, a property bond hearing this afternoon and all three argued back i

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but we are embarking on implementation deeply coming any sants of the challenges, hundreds of thousands of facility, complexity of supply chains. but we know that we can meet this challenge because we've got the alignment of stakeholder, we've done the homework, we've had the dialogue. and the thing i would provide is an overview, some of the themes that we are pursuing that we think will crucial to success. it's crucial that we stick with these theme. first is this commitment as we implement to provide clarity about the new rules. what they require and to be supporting the industry in achieving what is expected through education and technical assistance. we've said on any number of occasions that we will educate before and while we regulate. and we absolutely mean that. so that is the first theme, clarity and support for compliance. second thing we need to do, themati thematically, as you indicated, fundamentally revamp how we conduct inspections and oversight and compliance activity so is that we are targeting our efforts based on risk and actively fostering and supporting volunteer c

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