i feel so bad. >> tina's classmates told police that tina often rebelled against her parents and their old-world traditions. they also said the isas objected to tina's choice of a boyfriend. >> he was an honor student. he was very, very bright. he was at the magnate schools, a sophisticated program in st. louis public schools. he was an artist. he painted. he drew. he wrote poems. >> i don't think it was just that he was black, i think the real issue was she had a boyfriend and they could no longer control her. >> when the fbi heard about tina's death, they called lead investigator harry hager with some astonishing news. u.s. intelligence had photographed zein isa attending a meeting with known terrorists in mexico. all had ties to the palestine liberation organization and international terror broker, abu nidal. >> abu nidal means father of war. abu, father. nidal, war. and he was one of most vicious terrorists around. he's responsible for simultaneous bombings in vienna, rome. >> over a two-year period, zein isa traveled overseas 14 times to caracas, athens, london, israel, zurich, an

>> is that tina? >> mm-hmm. >> are you tina? >> tina. >> tina, i'm marcus. >> are you marcus?nice to meet you. >> oh, my god, it's great to meet you too. >> you want to know what your husband just said about you? >> what? nice things? >> he said that you're a sissy. >> [gasps] >> no, i said the type of onstage activity you do is kind of-- >> yeah, we don't want to go there. >> [laughs] >> it's--yeah. what do you think about that? >> i think-- >> would you call me a sissy? >> i wouldn't call a woman anything other than "thank you" and "yes, ma'am." >> oh-ho, you're soft. you're soft, marcus. >> whose idea was this place? >> i had vision. >> is that why you didn't put her name on the business? >> thank you. >> i have a 35-year reputation. >> what's the answer to that? why is her name not on the business? >> because nobody would recognize her name. they would on--they would recognize my name first. and we're wor--we're working with a brand, and my-- >> [laughs] did you actually just tell me that? >> yes, i did. yes, i did. she's got to earn her stripes. she's got to earn her stri

facing south and there was concerned about cars coming out and interwith the traffic open clemente tina so we made the property owner they've submitted a letter of support and we are united airlines our lightwell with the guidelines those things stepping up and back that courtyard it doesn't it didn't the 4 unit don't have the shape and they have a 45 degree angle so when we were doing the lp a in this case, i have with me they say is solves the problem and only loses 2 unit that's silly the units on the bottom are nicer and the building to the north is lower and has a courtyard facing so the court yard gets a lot of sun and here's more landscaping. >> sir, your time is up. >> can you show you the common space. >> okay. you might ask me about the common space. >> opening it up for public comment i have two cards (calling names). >> good afternoon, tim on behalf of the housing action coalition rob had to run a tour in potential housing that just opened we saw this project two or three weeks ago members loved it again what we're seeing is a responded to the extreme he housing pricing cris

>> i can't go against tina fey.ut she has become comedy's version of beyonce in music. >> let's look at audition tape for both. >> people say hillary is a bitch. let me say something about that. yeah, she is. so am i. so is this one. >> yeah, deal wit. >> bitches get stuff done. that's why they use nuns as teachers and not priests. they're mean and they're allowed to hit you. at the end of the school year, you hated those bitches, but you knew the capital of vermont. it's not too late, texas and ohio. get on board. bitch is the new black. >> can they trade off nights, one after the other? >> yeah, why not? >> that could work. >> i also love correspondent jessica williams. she's fabulous and fantastic. >> she has said that she doesn't believe she's ready for this job. and you can let your minds wander on the possibility, because little known fact, we are talking about the highest paid salaried job in show business. >> is that true? >> what it means in your negotiations, you know how much they have in their pocket. it

>> tina kraus. thank you, tina. >>> according to the aviation safety network there have been more than a thousand hijackings by pilots since 1981 including silk air flight in 1997. the 1999 crash of egypt flight off the coast of nantucket was believed to have been flown into the ocean by the co-pilot and the 2013 plane, it's believed the pilot locked the co-pilot out of the cockpit and flew the plane into the ground. they undergo annual medical exams but it's difficult to determine their mental or emotional state. >> you're legally required to disclose those things under penalty or fine or jail if you do so but, of course people can lie. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll hear from a former fbi agent whost. >> guest:ed major airline crashes including egypt air flight 990. >>> two tried to carry attacks. one is a menmber of the illinois national guard. adriana diaz reports from chicago. >> reporter: the fbi says 22-year-old hasan edmonds and his cousin jonas edmonds were roy na be terrorists

i pray it's tina fey. shirra is dead right, the more tina fey we get, the better or lives are.t. they matter. >> yeah but a lot of people really look to the outgoing host tara. don't play down jon stewart, and don't play down the meaning of a host with a big personality. tara? >> tina fey has definitely got my vote on this. whether she does it or not, i don't know. she has a lot on her plate. she produces. she has her hands on so many different things and that is a nightly grind. i would love her to do it i don't know if she would, and she definitely contributes. >> i voted for jimy williams. >> never gonna happen. >> thank for for your time tonight. >> thank you, rev. >>> we'll be right back with a march towards ferguson and beyond. ck me up at 6:30? ah... (boy) i'm here! i'm here! (cop) too late. i was gone for five minutes! ugh! move it. you're killing me. you know what, dad? i'm good. (dad) it may be quite a while before he's ready, but our subaru legacy will be waiting for him. (vo) the longest-lasting midsize sedan in its class. the twenty-fifteen subaru legacy. it's not

tina kraus is live in france. there is a bit of a satellite delay with tina but she is live near the crash site with more on this stunning news. >> reporter: this changes it from an unexplainable accidents to something terrifying and heartbreaking. the copilot knew what he was doing when he crashed the jetliner killing everyone on board. a french prosecutor says the copilot intentionally crashed into the alps. the copilot accident to take controls and the pilot went to the bathroom. minutes later knocking is heard. lightly at first. then someone tries to break down the cockpit door to get in. >> voluntary refused to open the door and he, ha, he turned the button to get [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: the prosecutor says the copilot manually set the plane's doomed descent. it took eight minutes and killed all 150 people on board. pressure is mounting on chopper crews to find the remains of 150 victims from the mountainside here in the french alps. among the dead, pentagon contractor yvonne selke and her daughter emi

delay with tina but tina, what do we know happened?se ] >> reporter: frank and michelle, i'll tell you what, this has change the scope of this investigation entirely because, of course, investigators before thinking this was an accident. now the french prosecutor is saying the copilot of the "germanwings" jet intended to crash it into the mountainside in the french alps. what we know from the cockpit voice recording about 30 minutes of the reporting we understand the copilot turned to his captain says, can i take the controls? then the captain apparently goes to the bathroom out of the cockpit door. a few minutes later, we hear knocking on a door that increasingly becomes louder eventually someone is trying to break down the cockpit door to get in. then we know there was a deadly 8-minute drop into the french alps and the plane slammed into the mountainside killing 150 people including three americans. >> are any victims' families nearby? have you gotten reaction from them? they must be devastated. >> reporter: the families are nearby.

tina elliott was recently diagnosed with toxic shock syndrome.h of her legs were amputated and she's lost the use of her hands. last night friends and family organized this fund-raiser to help. >> she is just somebody that as you can see all around she's loved by everybody she meets and we're here for her. >> tina's family says even strangers in the commu stepped up to contribute to tina's medical expenses. >>> the time right now is 5:57. we're following breaking news out of north philadelphia this morning as a fur-alarm fire rips through a warehouse. nbc 10's juriesesse gary is on the scene. >> reporter: they're making good progress putting down the flames though the building still continues to burn but not as badly as before. i'll update this story, coming up right after the break. >>> bondle up as you head out this morning. wind chills in the 20s in some spots, temperatures in the 30s. here's a live look outside, mostly cloudy windy, coal that will be the trend throughout the day. we're tracking a warmer workweek. we'll do that, coming up. >>>

she has done talk shows before which is something that tina fey has not done. chelsea handler is my gal. and someone to defend hillary clinton because he is an expert on defending the clintons. lenny davis is next. ♪ >> our guest tonight is a veteran defender of the clintons and that is why he is here with us. or more white house special can't -- lenny davis. let -- when is the last time you spoke to her? >> as the wednesday night gala of the great foundation that does a lot of great works but it was last wednesday night. >> so recently. various outlets are reporting that she will do a press conference or do some kind of media availability to address the e-mail controversy. i am curious what you think she needs to get done at that press conference. how should she do it? >> i have no direct confirmation of that. i'm a friend and have no official status. she has to answer the question why did you do it with official and private messages on one blackberry. i am guessing her answer will be nothing nefarious because the facts do not support that nefarious interpreta

live in seyne-les-alpes, francisco, i'm tina kraus. back to you. >> thank you. we saw this picture in tina's story of the copilot at the golden gate bridge there. we don't know when it was taken. apparently it was posted on his facebook page. >>> closer to home now the woman who everyone thought had been kidnapped from vallejo and was being held for ransom apparently made the whole thing up. police say it looks like she and her boyfriend concocted the whole story. denise huskins turned up yesterday more than 400 miles away at her parent's home in huntington beach. anne makovec reports investigators thought something was fishy from the get-go. >> reporter: right now, police here in vallejo are looking into what if any criminal charges could be filed against the would-be victim whom police say was actually the master manipulator in this case. >> if you can imagine devoting all our resources 24 hours a day on this wild goose chase. >> reporter: the story fell apart after denise huskins was located at her mother's in huntington beach yesterday morning. family member

i'm tina kraus in france. the story is coming up. >> and it turns out male nurses make more than women nurses! researchers tell us why. >> from the kpix 5 weather center, good afternoon, everybody. we are topping off five to 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. but not quite as toasty as it will be on thursday. your full seven-day forecast as the news continues right here on kpix 5. >> and a case of life imitating art where the star of mad >>> french officials don't know why the plane crashed in the alps, the tina kraus has the latest from france. >> reporter: recovery teams are searching for victims including two americans across a ten acre crash site in the french alps. they say retrieving the bodies their first priority but it could take days because the plane came down in extremely steep terrain. officials caution identifying victims will be difficult. this doctor said, you see the state of the plane. i'll let you imagine the state of the bodies. investigators can only access the crash site from the air. they

>> tina kraus in digne, france. thank you, tina. >>> back in this country one person was killed and more than a dozen injured when a tornado hit the plains. a mobile park was hard hit. this morning thunderstorm watches are posted from oklahoma to southern illinois. one tornado hit just as some young children were starting gymnastics class. firemen carried them out. kris van cleave reports. >> tornado, tornado on the ground. tornado on the ground. >> electrical flashes below and lightning in the sky showed the early formation of a tornado in central oklahoma. it was one of several funnel clouds that touched down during severe thunderstorms wednesday evening. >> the tornado is just over international. >> reporter: siloam springs was hard hit. powerful winds tipped trailers on their sides. this woman was in her pickup truck when it was flipped overed on its roof. an apparent tornado formed over norman, oklahoma where 24 people did in 2013. >> you've got to get to your safe spot right now. >> reporter: tornados were als

tina's putting her finger down into my cleavage. >> seth: oh.and you were also writing on other movies doing rewrites of movies. >> i do. i do a lot of sort of script doctoring for other movies which is really fun. >> seth: is it hard keeping it straight when you're working on multiple movies? >> it's hard because sometimes i'm working on two where one is very dirty which is my specialty and then there's one that's really not dirty at all and can't be dirty and i'll sometimes accidentally put something really filthy in the clean one. >> seth: right. >> and they're like, we liked the idea of this joke but could it be something other than taint? >> seth: yeah. that taint going to work for this script. >> i don't know about the talking taint. >> seth: you have a -- so it's an animated film. >> an animated show. i'm developing a new animated show, you guys. >> seth: you have -- you wrote on "snl" 40th. >> i did. i did the opening with justin and jimmy. >> seth: which is great. [ cheers and applause ] >> i told them that they were -- they always make

tina fey. without question. she is by far the most talented, funniest on that list. >> i love tina fey she is , fantastic. i will watch any series she does. but not for this job. chelsea handler is the woman i wanted in this job. she is fantastic. she is vulgar she is smart, she has done talk shows before, and she has handled political stuff. chelsea handler is my gal. coming up someone to defend , hillary clinton because he is an expert on defending the clintons. lenny davis is next. ♪ >> our guest tonight is a veteran defender of the clintons and that is why he is here with us. former white house special counsel lenny davis. when is the last time you spoke to hillary clinton? >> i spoke to her and president clinton at the wednesday night gala at the great foundation that does a lot of great works. wednesday night. >> so recently. various outlets are reporting that secretary clinton will do a press conference, or do some kind of media availability, over the next couple days in new york to address the e-mail con

tina huang claims there is a glass ceiling for women at twitter. twitter management says they treated huang fairly and she made the decision to quit. >>> feds are trying to calm fears about trains rolling lou the bay area with crude oil on board. the federal railroad administration outlined measures including new equipment improved braking speed but the mayor questioned the agency's independence from the rail industry. bakken crude hasn't moved through the area since november because of lower oil prices but it could start again. >>> state lawmakers want to know why gas prices are going up. prices shot up a buck a gallon in the past month. one consumer advocate told the state senate committee refineries are running up prices by keeping low reserves about a week's worth on hand. >> refiners are rigging the market and keeping it on less inventories than the national average. that seems to have a huge impact when refineries break and it is unmistakable. people have watched this for 10 years. one refinery goes down, price go up. two refineries go down,

tina kraus cbs news digne, france. >>> the primary danger will be from severe winds triggered by what's expected to be waves of storm, but tornadoes are also a possibility and flash flood watches are posted in missouri and illinois. >>> and this funnel cloud was spotted in western missouri yesterday. hail and lightning was also spotted in the area near springfield. there were no reports of damage or injury though. >>> well, the state of

one of the ways is tina. there is no alternative. way to describe what levels of the relationship that still may or may not exist between the fundamentals of the u.s. economy and the price of stocks. the reason tina became such a big fad especially on our channel because it made perfect sense. if central bankers are going to make riskies investments basically your only choice and push you into trades that they believe will ultimately benefit the u.s. economy, well all roads led to equities. that's not to say that many companies don't deserve their stock valuations, but in the end, we understand there's a lot of froth here. otherwise we wouldn't see the likes of japan and the eurozone see their mark markets move in same upward direction even though the backbone of their economies have questionable foundations underneath it. central bankers are now in for a penny, in for a pound. and what's happened is, tina, now met dino and they will have a wedding. who's dino? dino, dollar is new oasis. dino. and why is this such a cousin or a akin

tina kraus has more. >> reporter: authorities say the jetliner crashed in the mountains in a remote area of the french alps. the german wings airbus was carrying 150 people from barcelona to désseldorf. but french president francois hollande is warning no survivors are likely to be found. the plane was an hour into the flight when air traffic control lost contact. police say there were some clouds in the area but weather didn't seem to be a factor. >> we have to investigate properly with all the professionals what went wrong. >> reporter: french authorities say reaching the wreckage in the rugged mountains could be an extremely long and difficult process. german wings is a low-cost subsidiary of lufthansa airlines. on twitter the company said, if our fears are confirmed, this is a dark day for lufthansa. in désseldorf, the flight didn't show any status on the arrival board as relatives and friends of passengers began arriving. they have been taken to a nearby building to wait for word. tina kraus, kpix 5. >> the plane an airbus 320 crashed after making an 8 minute descent from its cruisi

if we lose pubs we lose england. >> tina is a real character and her pub is doing well. my pub is my hub, is her model. for many regulars it is a home away from home. now property developers want to build a co-op supermarket where the pub stands. >> the co-op is not renowned for their funeral services. >> locals are determined the company will not bury their pub. and they have turned out in strength tonight. >> each and every one of you. if you don't make a noise now he will not get another opportunity. tonight is very important. let's make it count. >> final orders after more than 70 years? unthinkable. mark has trumped up some important supporters. jesse norman is also on board. he has joined the ranks of parliamentarians who back a new law to prevent pubs from conversion to other kinds of business. >> my job is to push as hard as i can to make sure that legislation gets off to be a little effect what is happening. >> the locals will drink to that. there is a petition to back the new law and hope the campaign will succeed. this is the village of helsley it is an idylli

tina kraus tells us the pilot was hiding something from his airline. >> reporter: german prosecutors say they found evidence andreas lubitz hid an illness from "germanwings" airline. investigators found medical documents in the copilot's dusseldorf apartment that indicate an existing illness and appropriate medical treatment. officials found a torn-up sick leave note for the day of the crash. french officials say lubitz intentionally crashed a commercial airliner into the french alps after locking the copilot out of the cockpit. 149 victims died. lubitz's passion for flying led him to join germanwings owned by lufthansa in 2013. the company's ceo said he had fulfilled all medical tests and training. airline officials also confirmed lubitz took a break from flight training six years ago without explaining why. calls are growing for stricter scrutiny of pilots to prevent future tragedies. >> pilots who are not fit to fly should not fly. we have a good system in place now to identify those who need help. we really are relying on self- reporting. >> reporter: in the wake of the crash, ai

widespread flooding in argue tina blamed for deforestation. >> >> they're looking at issues that are very important to them -- maybe has spent too much time obsessing over iran's nuclear program and these are the issues that hardzog from the zionist union wants to address. >> and right now we're looking at arrive pictures of the israeli prime minister and his wife passing a polling station. what are some of the factors that where he should be watching? >>> wants to seal the deal. >> the secretary is expected to stay there all week. will return here for further talks in the coming days. the iranian delegation is expected to return at the end of the week with a deadline set at the end of this month. >> at least 12 more people have been hanged in pack stand after the government extended the death penalty to all capital crimes. it introduced it last september. pack stand has executed dozens of people most convicted of terrorism charges. the nigerian military says it's retaken a town from boko haram. they captured it last september. during a battle for control on monday fighters allegedly

tina crouse, cbs news. >> you might remember the white house wasn't too happy that netanyahu accepted the republicans' invitation to address congress. netanyahu insisted that speech was not political but then video of him giving the speech ended up in a campaign ad. there's a special election for a state senate seat today in the east bay. here's a map of the district. it covers a number of cities like walnut creek, concord and pleasanton. and right now there are four candidates in the race. they are all democrats -- initially, a republican named michaela hertle was running but she dropped out. >>> community college students now have an easier way to get into some four year colleges. students who have good enough grades are guaranteed admission into the historically black colleges and universities. the colleges signed an agreement in sacramento today. >>> the goat warriors came through with a win clinching the spot in the playoffs. the war years beat the lakest last night. this was the third consecutive season the team made it to the playoffs. single game playoff tickets will go on sal

. >>> tina krause has more. >> reporter: authorities say the jetliner crashness a remote area of the french alps. the airbus was carrying 150 people from barcelona to dusseldorf, germany. french president francois hollande is warning no survivors are likely to be found. air traffic control lost contact about an hour into its flight. weather did not seem to be a factor gl. we have to investigate properly with all the professionals what went wrong. >> reporter: french authorities say reaching the wreckage in the rugged mountains could be an extremely long and difficult process. german wings is a low cost subsidiary of lufthansa. no status showed on the arrival boards as friends and family of passengers began arriving. they were taken to a nearby building as they wait for word on their loved ones. tina krause, cbs news. >> a german official said 16 high school students from spain were on that plane when it went down. a spokeswoman for the u.s. national security council says there is no indication at this point the crash is any result of terrorism. >>> it is now day three of the search f

tina krause, cbs news, france. >>> we just received some breaking news about that plane crash. the american victims killed in the crash are now identified as yvonee silky of smokes,ville, virginia -- nokesville, virginia. her daughter whose name was not immediately available was also killed in that crash. we're tracking the story and well very more during this evening's newscast. >>> the hunt is on for a killer of a police officer in california. the officer was responding to a report of a man threatening to commit suicide last night. when he got there, he got shot instead. police are still looking for the alleged shooter, 57-year- old scott dunham. several other law enforcement agencies are now joining san jose in their search. >>> police have made an arrest in connection with a stabbing death in greenbelt, maryland. this happened last night at a home in the 9100 block of edmonston road. detectives say they found a 38- year-old man lying on the living room couch suffering from stab wounds to his neck. denot survive. the suspect also 38 years old was arrested right there on the

tina krause has more. >> reporter: prime minister benjamin netanyahu cast his ballot in jerusalem and urged israelis to keep him and his conservative party in power. but there is a not so silent push across israel to vote netanyahu out. >> we need something else. for more than a decade we have netanyahu and the right wing party. >> reporter: netanyahu says he will block the creation of a palestinian state if he wins another term, a promise that puts him at odds with the obama administration which has called for a two-state solution. polls have given a slight lead to netanyahu's main opponent isaac herzog, the leader of the centrist zionist union said he will work to restore relations with the palestinians. his approach appeals to israelis who want peace. this tel aviv resident says we really hope there will be a change for the better for all the people of israel. some voters say israel's high cost of living is the biggest election issue for them. tina krause, cbs news. >> voters are also electing a 120-member parliament for israel so they're casting ballots for a party list rather tha

tina krause, cbs news, france. >>> coming up on 5:13. we will check with katie.have a warm up on the way. >> we do. today we will start that trend. it won't be incredibly mild but not quite as chilly as yesterday was eventually. we are off to a chilly start. don't misunderstand the message here but there is a warm front that has started to move through and once it does any sun we start off with will start to just get moved over by cloud and then some showers that move in with it. but as we go out to storm scan three we have more activity to pinpoint for you here. you can notice that the bulk of the moisture is up over indian, western ohio and that will primarily bypass our region to the northwest but we are close enough. you can see that moisture southwest of d.c. right now that will lift in and bring with it a handful of showers. and that is showing up by this afternoon on our future weather cast. we will see scattered variety of showers into tonight but temperatures stay pretty steady overnight and then by tomorrow with light of day we will have a chance to spi

tina kraus, cbs news, france. >>> 4:36. in vallejo, police continue their search for denise huskins a woman missing, feared to be kidnapped for ransom. search-and-rescue teams have been focusing their efforts on mare island. police are releasing few details about her disappearance including why they believe it's a ransom case. investigator say the man who lived with her on kirkland avenue is not a person of interest at this time. denise was supposedly taken early monday morning but no one called police for 10 hours to report it. >> i mean, why is he waiting 10 hours to tell the police that, you know, she's missing? somebody came in and abducted her. what -- i -- i don't get it. >> denise is a physical therapist at kaiser permanente medical center in vallejo. >>> san francisco sheriff's deputies admit they made a mistake when they let a man connected to a drug cartel work outside the james. they say alexander santiago gonzalez escaped while taking out the trash on monday night. this morning he is still nowhere to be found. h

tina kraus, cbs news, marseille, france. >> president obama spoke to germany's chancellor to express his condolences and plans to talk to the president of spain. there is no indication of terrorism involvement. >>> several law enforcement agencies are trying to find an alleged drug trafficker who escaped in san francisco last night. alexander santiago gonzalez broke free as sheriff's deputies escorted him to take out the jail trash. the deputies chased after him in the area of harrison and sixth streets but couldn't catch him. he ditched his jail issued orange jumpsuit and was wearing only blue boxer shorts. santiago gonzalez was arrested last summer on drugs and weapons charges. >>> a hiker declared missing on mount tam overnight was actually evading police and rescuers. the 293rd-year-old had -- the 23-year-old had outstanding warrants for her arrest. she was one of two hikers crews started looking for at 2 :30 a.m. authorities used helicopters and ground searchers until she appeared around 11 a.m. she found her way back to the car after sleeping on the trail. that's when authoriti

. >> seth: so, this part was written for you by tina fey and robert carlock, who are two of the most little bit of the back story of kimmy schmidt. >> okay, so the back story is maybe a little bit dark. it's a young lady has been kept underground for 15 years in a post- apocalyptic cult. and the first episode, we see her rescued by the fbi and she decides to make a go of it and start life over again in new york city, ride the subway and that's where the story sort of starts. >> seth: it's so great. and the pilot is so funny. you know who's really funny in the pilot is matt lauer. >> oh, so funny. >> seth: he's great. you guys go on the today show, and he kills it. >> he kills it. and he was on 30 rock a lot. i'm always like, he is so funny. i wonder if he wants out of "the today show." >> seth: no. [ laughter ] i think he's got it. i think he's doing very well. >> i think he's got it down. >> seth: yeah, i think he's doing very well. >> he is so funny. i know. i know. >> seth: and so -- it's an interesting story about this show, because it was going be on nbc then netflix took it ove

colbert, tina fey.see that genius or is it something that has to be cultivated with the games you're talking about? >> colbert and tina fey are great examples of people who walked in with the genius. you saw it right away. and there's other people like a steve carell. i don't know if i saw the genius right away but in three or four years it was unbelievable the kind of work he was doing on stage. it is different for different people and some move more quickly. another one is keegan michael key who does great work on keenan and peel. these guys are all individual successes who made their partners look good. they were never people who looked to stand out. they just stood out because they looked great. >> the list goes from dan aykroyd to steve carell to jim belushi, rachel dratch. why has second city created such talented folks? >> they practice this improvisation over and over again. when you're at second city this is a graduate school of comedy. you're there three or four years. you're performing almost

tina use reports from san francisco -- tina crouse reports from france. >> reporter: the german wings plane carrying 150 people was about an hour into its flight from barcelona to dusseldorf. french officials say there was no distress call from the plane as it approached the southern alps plunging 14,000 feet in eight minutes. >> we have to investigate properly with all professionals what went wrong. >> reporter: a group of 16 high school students and two teachers are among the passengers. family and friends gathered at their school in germany to wait for word on their loved ones who were returning from a spanish exchange program. french authorities say recovery operations will be difficult because the plane crashed in rough terrain in a remote areament but crews have already found a black box. german wings is a low cost subsidiary of lufthansa airlines and they say the 25- year-old plane involved in the crash was inspected regularly. >> the last routine check by lufthansa technical services was done in dusseldorf just yesterday. >> reporter: for now, they're calling it an accident. a

plus the "unbreakable kimmi schmidt" from tina fey debuts on netflix today.quick look. >> i am one of the indiana mole women. >> from the news. >> i ate beans out of a florida marlins cap. >> i'm having candy for dinner. >> scram, you stupid -- >> oh. >> our next guest says sitcomes are in dire straits and netflix is the only thing that can save them here. he'll explain when we come right back. 's a fact. kind of like mute buttons equal danger. ...that sound good? not being on this phone call sounds good. it's not muted. was that you jason? it was geoffrey! it was jason. it could've been brenda. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. now with the you can watch live tv anytime. it's never been easier with so many networks all in one place. get live tv whenever you want. the xfinity tv go app. now with live tv on the go. enjoy over wifi or on verizon wireless 4g lte. plus enjoy special savings when you purchase any new verizon wireless smartphone or tablet from comcast. visit comcast.com/wirel

tina fey has a new comedy. show focuses on the woman who was freed from a doomsday called and has to adjust to modern-day life. it debuts on netflix. >> i am liz lemon so i am excited to see what tina fey brings elsewhere. they were not totally sold at nbc so they worked to go to netflix and sold the show there. >> the same model where you pay $7.99 for all that you can eat that is something the broadcast networks it are experimenting with. >> cbs has been experimenting and hbo will do some kind of subscription service perhaps on apple tv or other areas as well like on consoles or that would be $15 a month. that would be to reach the corner cutters. i might cut the cord. everything i need would be on my apple tv. >> perhaps more relevant is it not only cuts the cord to the cable operators, it cuts the connection to the advertisers. >> interestingly enough, if you take a look at what netflix is doing in that area, you can see movies and distribution. you can watch the same movie in the theater. >> for example, "

the tragic and sudden death of tina went viral across the world she was living in new york city for 6 months. she was walking along gusty west 12th street yesterday afternoon when she was struck by a 4 by 8 feet piece of plywood fencing and was declared dead at bellevue hospital. she and realty manager jennifer lower were good friends. >> she is extremely nice, and loved art she moved because she was getting married and she was really excited about that. >> she was working as a real estate agent new york city. her fiance wrote a statement this is the most devastating loss, she was the woman of my dreams. >> i spoke with her brother by telephone, the family is devastated we miss her terribly and her burial will be here in philadelphia. >> to be walking down the street and for something like this to happen is really tragic. it should have never happened. >> clearly there were safety violations and negligence on that new york city street, funeral arrangementses are still in the planning stage. vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> that is a tragedy vernon. >>> three students were arre

tina neil, do you have liberal friends? tina, i am married to one.weather versus manny pacquiao -- >> if the fight ever comes off i am getting worried, i am hearing about manny pacquiao having spasm issues, if it does. mayweather. >> and maria in florida years ago while visiting new york, i saw you at a yankees' game with your kids, you seemed so kind decent to all who met and wanted your autograph you were the mirror opposite of what i pictured which is the real you? the guy with the hot dog why are you surprised. love and be loving, kent, out in vermont, mr. cavuto, i learned a great deal about shopping for my wife from your annual holiday tips now she is pregnant with our first child any tips, always call her beautiful never call her fat and forever worship the ground he is walks on, she might not think you are an idiot. and what is difference between you and a real anchor, a real anchor would not let your e-mail slip in. neil do you like the pope? >> yes i do. >> karen neil, if you had to do it all over again would you sell your soul to the devil

. >> we understand tina turner insurance her legs mary heart insured her name. >> and now t swift. >> more than a million. we will tell you how much. >> jen is trying to make us look pretty. good luck. >> mike, i nose that not now because you just got back from vacation but you use concealer, under eye make up. should you use this red lipstick as under eye concealer. there is a the lot of chit-chat about it on the web. we will talk bit. who might be able to use it how would you use it if it were blah, blah, blah, good stuff, red underneath. >> my friendlies a gibbons said she sometimes puts preparation h under her eyes. >> yes, that is a beauty trick. >> it tightens up your swollenness. >> yes. >> okay. >> so a week ago right now. >> where were you. >> not to rub this in. >> i missed one of the worst ten days of weather in philadelphia history. >> the biggest snowfall of the season. >> so my last day, i took a video of my cell phone this is my view a week ago. >> listen to the sea breezes. >> well, you know. every day was just like this. >> wasn't it boring though. >> it would rain ev

reporting in contra costa county, ris tina r, ktvu fox 2 news -- ris tina r, ktvu fox 2 news. -- cristinanews. >>> statistics judge there is a disparity between liberal and conservative counties. liberal counties have incarceration rates of half the state's average. in the central valley they increased their incarceration rates. >>> security crews are getting ready to crack down on any vandals at delores park. there will be four staff members tomorrow and 6 on sunday. last month someone smashed glass bottles in the sand box causing it to be closed. they will have staff on hand to empty garbage cans. >>> over coming the odds. a student at cal is on the triathlon team, ktvu's rob roth tells us, he is also blind and today he received a little help. >> reporter: he is not adjust cal burkely athlete, he is a triathlete. >> 98% blind. >> most of what he sees is a dark blur. yet he competes. >> if you think about what you don't have you won't appreciate what you have. >> reporter: they are training for nationals next month in south carolina. they must run, swim and bike long distances. hard for

tina was so strong. i was on a limit because as the thing goes, you are feeling the run. it's hard to just think about skiing and nothing else. >> her fourth straight world cup title. 30 when gold in these event. the winner takes all 21 targets as he raced away from the field. >> hello and welcome to the web news. here's our pick of the stories making headlines. coming up on today's show, a canadian team -- teenager with asperger's get a birthday to remember. a stolen iphone leads to a u.s.-china bromance. last week, a canadian mom posted a message to facebook asking social networks to send your son, odin, a message on his birthday. odin has asperger's and when he sent invites to classmates for a birthday party, no one rsvp. his mother reached out to web users and they got them party started. thousands posted messages last friday under the #oaten birthday -- #odinbirthday. many wanted to let him know he was not on his own. a massive show of solidarity. the people who posted these clips to youtube celebrated his birthday in song. >> ♪happy birthday to you happy birthday to

we are back with tina and she will tell us which one of these things work, which ones don't and this hour we will talk about stuff that you have probably right around the house. and it's not see dthrough. next!, whoa, this is a lunchbox, not a halloween bag. so sorry - this lunchbox is already at capacity. rrrrr...a natural beauty. you're making me melt. shall we? mini babybel is 100% natural cheese. a good source of protein and calcium, and a whole lot of fun. mini babybel. snack a little bigger! alex is off, and lauren johnson is in. >> welcome back to you. >> how do you feel. >> sun, tan and buffed. >> i'm stand all over, too do you want to see some of this. >> tan line checkup. >> hey bob, do you have a mug. >> we have plenty of mugs. we saved this one for you this came in last week. check this out, these are cookies. >> in the shape of the mug. >> yes. >> have a good day, thanks a a latte, so they sent us a whole box of cookies. >> yes. >> look at that. >> thanks for the schaefer family. they didn't have any mugs, but there you go, make some mugs for us. >> um-hmm. >> should we

tina kraus, cbs news, seyne-les- alpes, france. >>> an american soldier who walked away from his post charged with desertion. bowe bergdahl deserted in 2009 after expressing misgivings about the u.s. role in afghanistan's war. he was captured by the taliban. spent five years as a hostage before being released as part of a prisoner exchange. bergdahl faces a maximum sentence of life in prison although less serious penalties including a dishonorable discharge are also a possibility. >>> still ahead, one carmaker is taking it up a notch. the high wire stunt for its brand-new wheels. >> plus, a cup and some string maybe a hammer, how one woman has made it her mission to bring these simple learning tools into the classroom. (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com >>> it doesn't get much more american than heinz or kraft. now they are joining forces. the new kraft heinz co. will be the third largest food and beverage company in north america. "wall street journal"

today the women who enroll in women's colleges are african-american and la tina. there are many low income women for these populations who are new populations in higher education. they love women's colleges. they're not in the past for them. very much in the present. they want to be empowered. and by the way, we enroll a significantly number of older women as well in their 30s and 40s who come back to school to finish degree that they deferred. so the new women's college is significantly more urban. it is significantly representative of new populations and higher education and it's very accessible to low income women when is not the history of women's colleges. >> that's a positive and up lifting profile. why have they had such a rough half century. >> when you look at that data because i've studied the original 230 and in fact about 90 of the original colleges closed or merges but a lot of them were small catholic colleges who worked for nuns for free. then those women left the con vent and the economic model collapsed. it was different in schools already paying