us in this place. >> the chairman of the council of economic advisers joining me in the studio. a pleasure to meet you. up next, we will the latest world news and speak live with the head of the centers of disease control and prevention about an effort to get the measles outbreak under control. ♪ >> it is 15 minutes past the hour. let's check bloomberg world news. in the war on terror, the u.s. says intelligence has not been able to determine how or when american died while in islamic state captivity. her death was confirmed today. on friday, islamic state claimed the 26-year-old aid worker was killed in nature dini and airstrike. united arab emirates has launched airstrikes on the islamic state route from air in jordan. it marks a return to combat after flights were halted last year. the united states is reportedly closing its embassy in yemen. security has deteriorated after takeover by shiite rebels. diplomats were being evacuated and the them is he will suspend operations until conditions improve. newsweek's magazine -- newsweek magazine's twitter account was hacked with mes

and jeff bezos joins us in studio with actor jeffrey tam bore starring the hit series "transparent." for watching. i'm alison harmelin. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> breaking news right now a raging apartment fire in montgomery county, we are live, on the scene as fire fighters battle the the the flames and frigid temperatures making several daring rescues. good morning everyone we're also learning that at least one person was seriously injured. thank you so much for joining us i'm ukee washington. >>> i'm quarter von tiehl. we have more breaking news a horrifying scene a deadly plane crash caught on dash cam video just an unbelievable sight. we will have latest on the desperate effort as death toll rise these morning. >>> investigators are trying to figure out why an suv was sitting on the train trackness new york causing the worst crash in metro north history we will have the latest on the disaster that left seven people dead. >>> those stories and much more coming up but lets start with the forecast.

al roker here with us in the studio. al, thanks. >>> now we turn to this growing concern over measles in this country. new numbers out from the cdc shows the outbreak has grown to 102 cases in 14 states. and now we're seeing politicians entering the fray possibly at their peril over whether children should receive the measles vaccine that once eradicated the disease. our report on that tonight from nbc's hallie jackson. >> reporter: an overseas trip is making headlines here at home after governor chris christie's controversial comments on whether parents should vaccinate. >> parents need to have some measure of choice in things as well. so that's the battle that the government has to decide. >> reporter: christie's position weighing personal freedom versus public health raised eyebrows considering during the ebola scare he imposed a mandatory quarantine of a healthy nurse to protect the public. the quick backlash prompted christie's office to walk back those remarks and clarify his support for the measles shot, as this pu

we'll hear from david carr of "the new york times," and actress lucy lu from "elementary" joins us in studio's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday, i'm lauren lyster. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> taking a live look at the golden gate bridge. things are quiet but there is work on a tollbooth retrofit work number 5. so you'll be squeezed in across the golden gate. >> good morning, everyone. it is wednesday, february 11. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. happy "hump day" of get you out the door with traffic and weather. roberta, i think we're in store for a good week. >> you think? >> the rain chances for next week is slid back a little bit until the following sunday the 22nd. as long as it's on the horizon i'm okay with that. right now, we saw a bit of haze it looked like at the golden gate bridge. we do have some patches of fog in the santa rosa area. otherwise, notice the numbers. you've going to see a big spread from 41 degrees in san jose where it's clear

we'll hear from david karr of "the new york times" and actress lucy lieu from "elementary" joins us in studiohat's the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday, i'm lauren lyster. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> and today it is wednesday february the 11th, good morning, i'm ukee wash ton. >>> i'm quarter von heel. here are stories we are following today developing right now a manhunt is than way for a new jersey father accused of taking his two young sons and fleeing the state. >>> septa is taking action after a rash of a attacks and increase in commuters, falling on to the track, find out how they are working to make sure everyone stays safe, those stories and much more coming up. right new let talk about the forecast nice so far. >> nice and quiet, katie. just put your feet up. >> i will twit will will my thumbs all morning. i can't do that. it is forecasting down the road we are looking at interesting changes in this pattern. the it is win

being waged between american and british candy makers and dylan mcdermott from "stalker" joins us in studio morning." i'm alison harmelin, have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> and you are looking live over center city philadelphia right now where dangerously cold temperatures are gripping the region this morning. >> and breaking right now, an explosion at a philadelphia home leaves several people out in the frigid conditions this morning. we're live on that scene with the latest details. >>> it is monday, february 16 president's day good morning i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. as we deal with the bone chilling temperatures, look like some snow is on the way as well. right over to katie fehlinger with your forecast, good morning. >> good morning, we go from frigid today to more snow to more frigid air later this week. so okay, punxsutawney phil, we can see you win or it looks as though winter is still here and will hang on for

and jeff bezos joins us in studio with actor jeffrey tambor starring the hit series "transparent." the "cbs morning news" for this wednesday. thanks for watching. i'm alison harmelin. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning, everyone. taking a live look from the golden gate bridge. i'm sorry but that view never gets old. love that bridge. >> a little foggy. >> a little foggy. >> and no cars. >> that's not bad, though. good morning, it is wednesday, february 4. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. 4:30 out the door, a little traffic and weather. and roberta, it's all yours because it's all about the rain that's coming up here shortly. >> i think you nailed it. whenever we post a picture of the golden gate bridge on the website it gets thousands of views. we have fog in the bay area. areas of patchy dense fog across the vallejo area also in pleasanton in the east bay. otherwise mild. temperatures up to about 70 degrees. rain is coming. good morning, elizabeth. >> they were also right bus there was no traffic on the golden gate br

. >>> and dylan mcdermott from "stalker" joins us in studio 57.g news" this monday. i'm alison harmelin. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> well, good monday morning everyone, it is a holiday. not a lot of people working today enjoying the three day weekend and not a lot of people commuting either. that's the golden gate bridge. and it's -- pretty quiet at this ripe old hour of 4:30. >> yeah a few cars out there though. it is monday, february 16th. i'm michelle griego. >> hi everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. 4:30. bright and early on a monday. we've got weather, we got traffic pretty quiet there and what a beautiful weekend huh? >> it was stellar. monoray at -- monterey at pebble beach and i've never seen so many consecutive days of pristine weather and record- breaking high temperatures as well. good morning everybody. stepping out the door clear skies currently at the bay bridge. however, we do have some patchy fog that is forming. we're current flit 40s and 50s. and later today, temperatures coming down so slightly ever so

and here with us in studio, thomas of the environmental working group, thank you to all of you for being here. so i'd like to start this conversation, from the premise thiothece for a while, fracking in the united states isn't going anywhere. so with that in mind, is it possible to be more selective about what is done and where it is done, to satisfy the health and environmental concerns of communities. and sam, your organization tracks the location of fracking sites across the country how many are there, and what percentage of those would you consider to be controversial locations. >> it's very difficult to tell exactly how many sites have been hydraulically fractured. and most of those are having stimulation using things like hydriodic fractures. in terms of how many are close to vulnerable sites such as schools or hops that's even a tougher point of data to really flesh out, since we can't really tell exactly how many wells there are. we finding that a lot of these wells are close to places such as hospitals and schools and things that we think that it would be possible not to have th

. >> malcolm x's daughter ilyasah shabazz will join us in studio. her op-ed in "the new york times" headlined, "what would malcolm x think?" all that and more coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the ceasefire in eastern ukraine remains in limbo one week after it came into effect. the ukrainian military says it cannot withdraw heavy weaponry from the front line because of continued rebel violence. the rebels took the strategic town of debaltseve last week several days after the truce began, but deny carrying out further attacks. on sunday, two people were killed when a bomb hit a rally in kharkiv marking the one-year anniversary of the killing of demonstrators in the maidan protests that topped president -- toppled president viktor yanukovych. the ukraine government says it's arrested four suspects tied to russia. thousands also marched in kiev while a parallel rally was held in moscow to denounce the maidan anniversary. despite the continued unrest fighting has stopped in several areas an

us tonight, millions bracing again, if you can believe it. another snow event from the midwest to the east. warnings of potentially catastrophic rain out west. al roker here in the studio with us when whe come back. >>> also, a surprising sign of our times. what a lot of teenagers say they're doing and not doing as they leave the nest for the first time. >>> a new weather threat on the horizon tonight for the midwest and the northeast where many are still maneuvering around the remnants of the last storms. upwards of 18 more inches on the way for some, while on the west coast this so-called pineapple express is bringing heavy rain that won't quit for days on end. it's enough weather in the news to justify asking al roker to work late and join us in the studio. al, what have you done to us now? >> i'm telling you, brian, i wish i had better news. but they need the rain out west but it's all this coming at once. the hawaiian express, all this moisture starting in hawaii, coming up. heavy rain tonight into the weekend. upwards of a foot. that means we're going to be talking about the possibility of mud slides flooding big problems one slug of moisture after another just c

. >>> well joining us in the studio is aiden white, director of the ethical journalism network, promoting ethics and good governance. interesting, strong statement from the u.s. and president obama mentioned the fate of our three journalists. we are not completely happy, one release, two in prison. how important do you think the pressure from the international community was on the release. >> i think it was vital. in the end it was an irresistible force. we are delighted that peter greste is released. all around the world there was a great deal of solidarity and his family and colleagues are happy. but we need to see the release of mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed as soon as possible. this is a start. the job has to be finished. the pressure from the international security that secured peter's release intensified to ensure our two other colleagues be released. >>> do you think there's a danger that peter greste more high profile, working at other western networks do you think there's a danger the opposite may happen there'll be less pressures. >> i hope not. certain not from the comm

>> and actress tea leoni from the hit drama "madam secretary" will be in the studio. >>> finally excitement in california. it with ushe julie chen, leslie moonves and cbs center. the couple was on hand for the unveiling yesterday. chen graduated from the school and moonves is the ceo of cbs. the media center houses the student run tv and radio operations. that's the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. i'm lauren lyster. thanks for watching. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning, everyone. it's thursday, february 26. i'm michelle griego. >> the weekend is nearly calling. hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it's nearly 4:30. how about that weather and traffic on a thursday, roberta? kick it off. >> yesterday we topped off at 71 degrees in the warmest locations. that's incredible. that is very spring-like right here in the bay area. this morning, we are kick- starting with patchy fog inland. temperatures from 38 in napa to 53 in san francisco. today even a degree or two warmer. 70s very common inland and around the peninsula. we have your full forecast straight ahead. >> and no accid

ahead for us tonight, millions bracing again, if you can believe it, another major snow event from the midwest to the east. warnings of potentially catastrophic rain out west. al roker in the studio with us when we come back. >>> also, a surprising sign of our times. what a lot of teenagers say they're doing and not doing as they leave the nest for the first time. they leave the nest for the first time. we live in a pick and choose world. (hi!) choose (hello!) choose choose. but at bedtime? ...why settle for this? enter sleep number and the ultimate sleep number event, going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft. he's more hardcore. so your sleep goes from good to great to wow! now we can all choose amazing sleep, only at a sleep number store. right now save 50% on the ultimate limited edition bed. know better sleep with sleep number. at ally bank no branches equals great rates. it's a fact. kind of like shopping hungry equals overshopping. working on my feet all day made my lower back really hurt. i had to work through my knee pain. my foot pain, it kept coming back until i found custom fit orthotic inser

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>> live from the dw studios in berlin, this is your world news. >> good to have you with us. our top stories at this hour -- a jordanian pilot burned alive in a cage. islamic state releases video timing to show its latest act of revenge against the west. >> another lone attack on french security forces -- three soldiers stabbed in niece. >> claims of genocide dismissed in the balkan wars. >> jordan has just confirmed a pilot kidnapped by islamic state has been killed. earlier, the jihadist group posted the video online which showed the man being burned alive. >> he was captured in late december after his jet crashed over northern syria. relatives and supporters show their solidarity and jordan plus capital. islamic state threatened to kill the pilot unless they handed over a jailed is rock -- a jailed failed suicide bomber. >> let's get the latest on this from a middle east analyst live on the line from oman. we know the jordanian king has cut short his visit to the u.s.. what is the sentiment? >> there is anger. people are calling for revenge not only the family and tribes b

sanjay gupta is joining us along with an infectious disease specialist joining us in studio.ortant to get to the heart of this whole -- the question at the heart of this whole problem i would describe it as. are vaccines safe especially when you're talking about measles? what do you say? >> i say they're safe. there's obviously when you look at these things you have to put things in a little bit of context any time you take something into your body. is there a potential risk of some sort of side effect. yes. there's no question. let me give you a little bit of context here. i think this is important the way i think about things. we have graphic to demonstrate this. when you talk about adverse reactions from vaccines and you have lots of data now. decades worth of data. serious allergic reaction. so when senator rand paul talks about he has seen many kids that have problems you get about 10 million kids that receive this shot a year. maybe 10 out of those 10 million may have some sort of adverse serious reaction. maybe he's met all of them. i don't know. compare that to someth

journey us in the studio is the managing director -- joining us in the studio is the managing directorstart off with numbers, 64 cities month on month declines in new homes versus 65 in december. is the chinese residential property market coming out of the woods? >> i do not think it is out of the woods yet, 64 is better than 65 but it is still a horrible set of data. i think what you said about prices perhaps getting closer to the bottom is probably true but you do have a situation where we have a way to go before you start seeing a real pickup and a real momentum and obviously the government will have to and i believe will want to continue to provide easing measures. >> they want to support the property market, the residential side keeps people happy. it seems to be a huge falling of their net worth, that will not keep them happy and to keep them in power they need to have contentment. >> governments around the world might like the goldilocks reference but goldilocks scenarios are what governments want and they are hard to achieve. it won't property prices to go up so everyone is com

the ahead the brother of american sniper chris kyle is with us in studio 57.e'll talk with him about the guilty verdict and finding closure. plus, this. the congressman who decorated his office to look like downtown abbey is under investigation for misusing funds and a college basketball tradition but some say it should be banned. the news is back in the morning. see you soon. >> charlie, have a good morning. >>> 6. 47. some of you out there on the roadways are not having a good morning because you're negotiating on some pretty slick roads. >> especially d.c. south and east. north and west it's not as bad. i just saw a picture from silver spring where there's half an inch on the ground and the road is still wet. south and east, it's snow covered. dangerous. that's where we've seen the heaviest snow and we'll continue to see it for a few more hours. things are going to taper off by the time we get to 8:00 to 10:00 across the region from west to east. you're already seeing that snow really slacken and lighten up as you get along and west of i- 81. as you move to

it's not even a second thought for us in the studio. r people -- most people in africa, and a lot of people in in commu change? how you pick the places you want to do business? >> where we work, it's 90% off the grid. 10% of people are on, 90% are off. anywhere we go, there's huge demand. we rollout geographically. we have seen as high as 30% to 40% adoption.>> it's not so stinky. xavier helgesen, thank you. is objective world news. tony abbott could face a leadership challenge after allies lost badly in state elections. australians are upset with spending cuts, abbott says he has restored order. >> we were elected in 2013 because the australian people rejected chaos. that's why we were elected, because the australian people rejected chaos. and we are not going to take them back to that chaos. we really are not going to take them back to that chaos. >> australia's economy has lost momentum under abbott with growth hitting its weakest levels in 18 months. apple is planning to sell $6.5 billion of bonds. proceeds will be used for buybacks

the president of the international committee of the red cross joins us in the studio. >>> and the abduction of children has become a major social problem in china, and for many parents, the search for their missing kids never ends. >>> members of the u.n. security council are considering a new plan to crack down on the militant group islamic state. they're looking at a resolution that would help starve the militants of funds. the plan calls for countries to put an end to all oil deals, and to stop paying ransom for hostages. russian officials submitted the draft resolution. it focuses on major sources of revenue for islamic state and other extremist groups including oil, ransoms, and the antiquity trade. it threatens sanctions for countries that violate certain rules. security council members have already adopted several resolutions to contain islamic state. observers say this one is likely to pass as officials from western nations have raised no objections. >>> the head of the international organization overseeing chemical weapons warns that islamic state militants may have already come in

ceo jeff bezos joins us in studio 57 along with the creator of the hit show "transparent." >>> but weg with today's yoip

. >>> and acteder josh duhamel from the new hit sears "battle creek" joins us in the studio. cbs morning news." thanks for watching. i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> linda macdonald is captioning for you in real time. >>> taking a live look at san jose airport, yesterday obviously a busy day there. and today an interesting day. southwest airlines has grounded its fleet. we'll have more. wednesday february 25. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. happy "hump day." out the door with traffic and weather. >> a little more mild this morning. >> a teeny bit. >> upper 30s to 40s. but not 20s as we experienced yesterday. good morning, everybody. happy "hump day." 39 degrees in santa rosa. 49 in san jose. we had high clouds in san francisco at 54. later today, just as mild as yesterday. up to nearly 70 degrees. >> we have an overturn truck that was at one point fully engulfed in flames all happening in palo alto northbound 101 at oregon expressway. it looks now to be on the off- ramp so 60 miles per hour in the main li

joining me live nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel, and ayman mohyeldin joins us in studio. richard, let me begin with you. we heard early on from isis after the barrage of strikes by jordan that kayla had been killed and now we have this confirmation. what more details do we know. >> reporter: we know something of the chronology. kayla mueller was based in turkey about a year and a half ago. she was a young humanitarian worker, 26 years old, decided she wanted to make it her life's work to help victims of the syrian civil war, she traveled into syria and then in august 2013 while volunteering at a hospital in aleppo province was captured by isis. we hadn't heard much from isis about her captivity, there were no videos no public threats, no images of her with a knife held to her throat like we saw with other american hostages. the family was doing its best to keep this case under wraps, had requested from the media not to disclose her name the fact that her hometown prescott, arizona, really to try to give negotiators the maximum leeway they could have so they could potenti

in northern california for us tonight. miguel, thanks. for more on the storm and the next snow event churning up, al roker pulling night duty with us in the studio. hey, al. >> brian, we told you yesterday we would see this moisture coming in and there is no end in sight, unfortunately. strong rain, winds through monday, another 10 to 15 inches of rain before this is all over. plus lake effect snows pushing into upstate new york today ahead of this big system causing a multicar pile-up along i-81. some 30 vehicles involved including four tractor-trailers. it was a mess. miraculously nobody seriously injured, just some bumps and bruises. parts of the highway were completely closed. here we go now. second system coming in. it's bringing the snow. it starts sunday into monday. ice in new york. heavy snow to the north. and the snowfall amounts, the european model, which has not been doing that great this year, calls for a foot of snow around boston. the american model, a foot of snow, three to six inches in new york city, bri. and ice on top of that. monday morning's commute is going to be a mess. >> sporty out there again, al roker, thank you, as a

complete super bowl recap as we have the former redskins and the super bowl champion joining us in the studios're going to break it all down and maybe even take a look at the redskins to see how far they would be getting to the big game. >> all right. >> we dodge a big one, right? >> yes, that's right. it will be a pretty big snow event for maryland and pennsylvania and not for us though as we are looking at mostly rain, where it will be a wet monday morning commute. >> thank you very m. we'll see you back here at 1 -- thank you captioning funded by cbs and ford >> whitaker: tonight on this special edition of "60 minutes" presents, the many sounds of music. >> ♪ i'm a one-way motorway... >> cooper: the foo fighters may be america's best rock 'n' roll band, but that's not the only reason they're on "60 minutes" tonight. they're also in the midst of one of the most interesting music projects we've ever seen. >> ♪ you know i'm not in the clear... ♪ >> cooper: dave grohl, the band's leader, invited us along to watch as they traveled to eight american cities, interviewed some of the most influentia

. >>> and actor josh duhamel from the new sooersz "battle creek" joins us in the studio. >>> that's theg news." thanks for watching. i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> today it is wednesday february 25th, good morning i'm ukee washington. >>> aim erika von tiehl. here are stories we are following today. look the at the after had math this morning of the natural gas explosion that leveled a stafford township home, right there. >>> maxima reen who in murdered chris kyle and another man is headed to prison. a full wrap up of the late night jury decision in the american snipper trial, coming up. >>> but first lets get a quick check of our forecast and already feeling chillier, temperature 21 degrees, yesterday we were at ten. >> even of the february is coming up, hi, katie. >> hi guys. today will be a break for us here. we have another coal front on the way but at least for to take we can expect to flirt with 4

joining us in the studio right now is a longtime tv supporter and chevron executive, livia bebe.he chief governor and corporate secretary. this is an issue over our careers diversity. it's a big concern, right? >> chevron has been on a diversity journey for at least 25 years. i have memos in my office that go back to the early '90s but we've steadily been trying to create a more diverse population. we're steadily and slowly making progress. we're very excited that diversity is aboard the catalyst this year, a national board that recognizes efforts of women in the workplace. we're very pleased with that recognition. >> as you should be. congratulations. you talked about including more and more women. the numbers going in the s.t.e.m. field. you have a national partnership with chevron of techridge. >> we do have a commitment, particularly women, we have affiliations with a number of partnerships, tech ridge particularly is k through 12, so it has to get girls early and keep them interested in science and math. >> you have worked with pbwc for a long time and thank you for doing th

al roker is here with us in the studio. al, what are we looking at here? >> we are talking 35 million people under some sort of wind chill warning or wind chill advisory. as you can see, it is going to be a rough night temperature wise. buffalo dropping down to 4 below, feeling like 19, 6 in new york, 13 in boston, roanoke, it will feel like 1. and we've got blizzard watches already up from maine all the way to eastern massachusetts and western storm watches, winter storm watches as you get on into new england. coastal storm develops saturday evening storm tapping that moisture bringing in heavy snow. by sunday morning we are going to be looking at a full-blown blizzard if this continues on its path, 60-mile-per-hour winds, dangerous wind chills. and look at these snowfall amounts, lester. on top of what they've already gotten in maine, we're talking one to two feet of snow. boston a foot and a half. could be upwards of 6 to 9 inches in new york. and if that's not bad enough, on monday another storm system develops in the south with ice, snow and heavy rai

in the lurch. what no one knows is whether it's temporary. heidi zhou-castro will be with us from texas in studio. we get reaction from a mother who faces deportation, and later funding for the department of homeland security. libby casey joins us about the feud between the white house and the hill and whether the public's hands are strengthened. it's "inside story". >>> coming out of the holiday £ millions of people potentially covered by the president's executive access on immigration got a nasty surprise. federal judge ruled in texas, that it was not in the president's power to make millions of people living and worked in country a lower priority for deportation. in a 126 page ruling. the states are concern the about security and their own resources drained by the territories. and it has and will lead to domestic security issues affecting citizenry. the influx is causing the states to experience law enforce. problems. the result is that many bear the brunt of illegal immigration, this examines the issue relating to immigration, which necessarily involves questions of federalism, separation of

. >>> joining us now in studio is yemeni studio, thank you for joining us, just as for the first question, what do you think will be the main implications of this houthi take over this coup, as some are calling it? >> i think we will asay conflict and more of it. we've already had a year of on and off fights and battles going on as the houthies advance towards sanaa. what they're going to face is resistence. they'll face resistence in various parts of yemen and that will be armed resistence. if they also--the fact that they've had de facto alliance with ali abdullah saleh i think we'll see trouble in that alliance and there will be conflict between the two parties. >> we have not really seen the push from the houthis for months now. they've taken control of the capitol effectively in september. this cue could have happened a long time ago. they've done if now and now they have to face the realities of dealing with yemen. paying the wages of the state employees. where do you see that coming? a lot of the money was borrowed by saudi arabia. >> that's the problem the reality of the situation

. >>> and "survivor" host jeff probst joins us in the studio to mark 15 years of the hit reality showhe "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thank you so much for watching. i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. >> breaking right now, an amber ert issued in two states in morning as police search for a little girl believed to be in imminent danger. >> hello everyone, thank you for joining us. >> i'm erika von tiehl. >> we want to goat eyewitness reporter she's at the news head quart erss with the latest information. >> erika ukee, good morning. the suspect beat up his exgirlfriend and took off with their little girl. they're searching for the 3-year-old believed to be you in imminent danger. look at their pictures. new castle county and new jersey state police both issued an amber alert in this case. last night before 7:00 police say 39-year-old

philadelphia district attorney, seth williams, will be joining us in our studio to discuss this case. >>> new jersey governor chris christie and members of his administration in the hot seat facing allegation action they throughout assistant prosecutor say federal investigators interviewed him about those allegations. bennett said the interview lasted about an hour and 15 minutes. he was fired from the offers in 2010 and brought a whistle blower lawsuit against the governor and his team. christy's office did not respond to request for comment. new jersey attorney general's office declined to comment as well. >>> foul, to the latest on the war against isis. jordan sent more than a dozen fire jet to bomb the terror group's hide outs in syria in response to the videotaped execution of a jordanian fighter pilot. us aircraft assisted in the bombings. now the white house says president obama will ask congress to authorize military action against isis in iraq and syria. >>> we're following breaking news right now i4959 in delaware is closed in both directions we'll have up a date for you com

local news on "cbs this morning," david axelrod, former senior adviser to president obama, joins us in the studioth oscar-nominated actor steve carell. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. i'm m lauren lyster. have a great day. . >>> this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> the february cold temperatures are making for icy roads and a treacherous commute. we shot this video in jenkintown we'll have a live look at the current conditions coming up. it is tuesday february 10th good morning i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. right to ever meteorologist katie fehlinger. she has your forecast for today. >> it is the leftovers awe cents look over on storm scan three you can see things have gun to winds down for most of us southern tear of the area continues to find some lingering even snow along i-95, but little bit of very light freezing drizzle most of this is very, very light to precipitation, but it is still out there. and it is just marking the retreat now of the very same disturbance.

local news on "cbs this morning," david axelrod, former senior adviser to president obama, joins us in the studio oscar-nominated actor steve carell. that's the "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. [ laughter ] >>> we are starting off with a look at the golden gate bridge right now. >> is that fog or a purple haze? >> maybe it's just the camera. good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, february 10. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it's 4:30. we'll get you started on a brand-new day. liz has traffic and roberta is here to tell us all about sunshine. >> i think there is a little haze, could be fog later right now reporting stations with patchy fog throughout the northern portion of the bay area eastern portion as well primarily into some of the valleys. right now clear skies towards levi's stadium our current air temperature much cooler than what it has been. 40s and 50s. you will feel the difference out the door. later today we're talking about 60s across the board and i actually put a

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ceo jeff bezos joins us in studio 57 along with the creator of the hit show "transparent." >>> but we begin this morning with today's yoip ees's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> the ntba reviews it. >> i'm amazed anyone got off that train. >> the transasia turboprop plane crashed in taiwan. the final seconds of that flight captured on dash cam. >> rescuers in small boatser we on the scene almost immediately bringing survivors to safety. >> jordan executing two al qaeda prisoners in retaliation for the execution of the jordanian pilot. >> the measles outbreak sparking an outcryng amo politicians. >> lance armstrong faces charges for a hit-and-run after allegedly trying to let his girlfriend tame the blame. >>> the coast guard rescued a g do trapped in the icy waters of lake michigan. >>> he just broke a 1,000-year-old strong man record. >> -- and all that matters. >> "to kill the mockingbird," the book is getting a sequel. >> the new buck is called "atticus finch and the goblet of fire." >> -- on "cbs this morning." >> they could allow three persons to have a baby. >> in the

. >>> and "survivor" host jeff probst joins us in the studio to mark 15 years of the hit reality showhe "cbs morning news" for this tuesday. thank you so much for watching. i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> take leaving look out at the golden gate bridge, very early this morning about 4:30 and the cars are on the road. good morning, it is tuesday, february 24. i'm michelle griego. >> happy tuesday, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it is 4:30 on the nose. and with that we kick it off to roberta gonzales for a look at our weather. >> boy, what a change this morning, right? it kind of woke you up. we have temperatures that dipped into the 30s and remain right now at the freezing point in santa rosa. those kind of temperatures were last seen in november. widespread of temperatures 30 degrees in napa this morning, 43 san jose. later today bright sunshine and 60 degrees. full forecast is straight ahead. >>> half-hour ago overnight roadwork was cleared northbound 880 in san leandro. southbound roadwork continues between hegenberger a