." >> good evening, the i am vinita nair. we begin tonight with a new online threat targeting u.s. military servicemen and women. the terror group isis posted a "hit list" it says that includes the names, photos and addresses of 100 u.s. military personnel in the air force navy and army. the group is upperring its followers in the u.s. to hunt them down. julianna goldman has the latest from washington. >> the video comes from the islamic state hacking division it was released on social media and encourages isis supporters to kill those who are listed. >> the terror group claims in the video that the information was obtained by hacking military databases, but the pentagon says it believes the information was publicly available online from news articles and even its own reports about the campaign against isis. the marine corps and air force say they are making sure everyone named in the video is notified, military branches are asking service members to review their online footprint and to make sure privacy set ticks on social media accounts limit the amount of personal information av

vinita, thank you. a former u.s. air force mechanic has been indicted on terrorism charges. prosecutors say 47-year-old tarred on naighton webster pew traveled to turk weplans to cross into syria to join the isis terrorist group. the f.b.i. first got a tip about pew back in 2001 when a coworker at american airlines said he expressed sympathy for osama bin laden. tonight, syria claims it shot down a u.s. reconnaissance drone. it offered video as proof, and the pentagon says a predator drone did go down in syria today. the unmanned plane would be the first american aircraft downed in the air war against isis in syria and iraq. also today, syria is accuses of unleashing a chlorine gas attack in its civil war. a humanitarian group posted this video. reports are that six people were killed. the dictatorship of bashar al-assad denies that chlorine was used but previous chemical attacks have killed hundreds. tonight, an election with big implications for the united states is a cliff hanger. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is claiming victory but the truth is, it's close.

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vinita nair has the story. >> say i'm okay, i'm going to make it, i'm just really tired right now. >>9-month-old baby lily groesbeck is healthy and alert after surviving the car crash that killed her mother. jarring video from a policeman's body camera gives us glimpses of the scene as he raced toward the frigid spanish fork river. the car was found upside down in the water with lily and her mother inside. the policeman was met by other officers and firefighters who decided the only way in was to flip the car over onto its side. police and firefighters then struggled to free lily from her car seat, which had been dangling right above the water. >> come on, baby. >> reporter: they rushed her to a waiting ambulance. paramedics suctioned lily's nose while the officer performed cpr. lily was transported by helicopter to primary children's hospital in salt lake city. the upside down vehicle was first spotted by a fisherman last saturday. police say lily was there for 14 hours before she was pulled out. they are still investigating the cause of the crash. lily's mother, 25-year-old jenny gr

vinita nair's at the frat house with the latest. >> reporter: the men of kappa delta rho had no interest in talking about the vulgar imageat on their facebook pages -- photographs of naked women, some passed out. >> i'm pretty disgusted by all>> this, to be honest. >> reporter: senior caroline dudley attended multiple parties at the frat house. did the parties ever get out of hand? >> drinking definitely got out of hand. they never really ran out of alcohol, so they were encouraging everyone to drink, whether it seems like you could handle it or not. >> reporter: are you angry about it? >> you're jeopardizing these girls' reputations. also you're embarrassing them and their families. >> reporter: according to arc police search warrant which included images photocopied from the now deleted web site, 144 past and present fraternity members had access to theses images. one fraternity member boasted the page had more than 370,000 views. others boasted about sexualts exploits. the president of penn stateri university eric baron... >> i am very committed to due process.comm i am very committed

vinita? >> meteorologist ed curran of our chicago station wbbm-tv. thank you, ed. >>> a group that says it's a blarn branch of the islamic group in yemen is claiming responsibility for the kill. more than 300 people were injured. it could not be independently verified. if true, it may be the first such attack by the islamic state in yemen. >>> president obama may slow down the pullback from afghanistan. it could open the possibility of cutting down the pace of troop withdrawals between now and the end of 2016. the last night the white house tamped down expectations that it might reconsider pulling out all u.s. troops by the end of 2016. >>> knew cheer talks between iran, the u.s. and five other nations. president obama took his case directly to the iranian people. >>> after a week of negotiations in the lakeside town of luzon, they both say they've resolved major hurdles. in particular whether iran will allow snap inspection of all nuclear sites, not just its five known atomic plants. the u.s. is trying to curb their ability to build an intercontinen

anthony, vinita? >> i love that bill. get the heck off of my shoulders and get to work. i understand you're sitting down with president obama later today, bill. what are you going to ask him? >> reporter: we have a chance to chat with him certainly about race. he hasn't talked much about race as president. he did a little bit before he got elected but he's referred to stay away from it. so this is an obvious opportunity to do that. we also want to ask him about hillary clinton's e-mailse-mails, for example, alt other topics. >> we're earring to see that interview, bill. thank you. you can see that tonight on cbs news s and tomorrow morning on "face the nation." calling it oppressive and abusive. two veteran police commanders have resign and a city court clerk was fired following what officials call a series of racist e-mails. it's not clear if the three were the senders or recipients of the offensive notes. outgoing attorney general eric holder said the federal government used all its power to change

anthony, vinita? >> that again, was meteorologist ed curran at our chicago station wbbm.nistan. the announcement could come next week about possibly not withdraw withdrawing 5,000 troops as had been scheduled. forces could stay in afghanistan next year. >>> pharrell williams popped in to sep bright the international day of happiyness. he spoke about the danger of climate change for the next generation talking about, quote, happiness is your birth rate as was his song. u.n. security forwards tried to keep order. >>> monday is a big day for late night tv. that's when james corden takes over "the late late show" on cbs. the british actor came to cbs to pitch an idea for a sitcom but he left instead with a talk show. cordon is the first to tell you he's totally unqualified. >> this is where i'll come from. >> okay. >> on monday night this is where i'll be you know throwing up on my clothes. so i'll come out and stand here. >> at "the late late show" studio at television city in los angeles, corden has been doing test shows here all week. >> you can be my first guest on tv. th

. >> reporter: good morning, vinita. there's an air of anxiety but hope progress can be made both on the search firefighter the suspects who shot two saves and a calming. they say the search for suspects is a priority. >> i cannot tell you at this point that an arrest is imminent. there's certainly nobody in custody. >> reporter: tips include one that led the police to search a home blocks from the police department turned up nothing. the two officer shot outside the didn't early thursday are now recovering at home. one of them with a bullet still lodged near his ear. clergy and community members condemn the violence praying for peace during a candlelight vigil after the shooting just down the street as protesters gathered officers were keeping their distance and no visible vie yacht gear a noticeable difference from response to demonstrators after the unarmed shooting of michael brown by officer darryn brown last summer. now glimpses of reconciliation as reforms take place. six employees including police chief have resi

charlie says stay warm vinita. we second that. thanks a lot. >>> here's a look at the driving conditions just outside philadelphia. commuters from pennsylvania to tennessee face a slippery kind of ride. heavy snow is falling around memphis. some areas could see up to 9 inches. was cuthbert langley has more good morning. >> good morning. the snow has been falling for hours. heavy winds at times. it feels like single digit degrees here in kentucky. 18-wheelers have pulled off the interstate. they're not risking it in these types of conditions. it's been snowing, as i said for several hours. some areas in the state of kentucky are seeing close to 10 even a foot of snow. this is the second major storm in a state that hardly sees any type of serious weather like this. it's affecting the interstates, one of the major interstates throughout kentucky is actually shut down for the time being. charlie? >> cuthbert thanks. >>> the storm hit the highways hard. planes at the dallas-ft. worth airport are covered in snow. travelers are feeling t

vinita? >> margaret brennan na lausanne. thank you. >>> astronaut kelly is beginning his mission in orbit. they docked with the space station overnight. during the coming year kelly will accumulate more time in space than any other american and the purpose, to learn how humans react to long-term space lite. >>> college basketball madness returns to the elite eight. here's the way it shapes up. tonight wisconsin plays arizona in the west regional. in the midwest, notre dame faces top seed kentucky. sunday it is louisville versus michigan state in the east regional. and in the south duke will play began za da. here to break it all down is cbs college sports basketball john. good morning. >> good morning. >> you look at who's left. it's all big seeds. is there anyone you're surprised to see? >> i'm surprised to see louisville in the big eight. when it comes to splitting the a tom when it comes to the cardinals, this was not one of rick pitino's best teams. really the revelation for louisville they're in the ncaa tournament, he

anthony, vinita?ologist ed curran of our chicago station wbbm-tv. >>> there was breaking news overnight. questions are being raised this morning about whether police in madison, wisconsin may have crossed the line after an officer shot and killed a teenager while responding to a disturbance call. the boys and girls club identifies the victim as 19-year-old tony robinson. police say after first being told of a man jumping into traffic, they followed him into an apartment. they then went inside after hearing a disturbance and the officer opened fire after robinson allegedly assaulted him. it brought more than 100 protesters to the streets. wisconsin's department of justice is launching an investigation. >>> the ncaa has put the syracuse university basketball team on probation for five years for several violations. long-time sear cause head coach jim boeheim has been suspended for nine conference games next year. the ncaa decided a decade of violations including drug policy failures academic misconduct a

tonight, vinita nair has the remarkable police video that shows just how lily was saved. >> say i'm okay. i'm going to make it. i'm just really tired right now. >> reporter: 19-month-old baby lily groesbeck is healthy and alert after surviving the car crash that killed her mother. >> what have you got? >> reporter: jarring video from a policeman's body camera gives us glimpses of the scene as he raced toward the frigid river. the car was found upside down in the water with lily and her mother inside. the policeman was met by other officers and firefighters who decided the only way in was to flip the car over on to its side. >> pass her up. pass her up. >> go, go g. >> reporter: police and firefighters then struggled to free lily from her car seat, which had been dangling right above the water. >> come on baby. >> reporter: they rushed her to a waiting ambulance. paramedics suctioned lily's nose, while the officer performed c.p.r. >> what do you need? >> suction! >> reporter: lily was transported by helicopter to primary children's hospital in salt lake city. the upside down vehicle was f

as vinita nair reports, the decision ends an almost decades long international legal drama. >> reporter: standing outside her mother's seattle home last night, 27-year-old amanda knox seemed as relieved by her second acquittal as she was by her first. >> i'm incredibly grateful for what has happened, for the justice i've received, for the support that i've had from everyone. you saved my life. >> reporter: knox has maintained her innocence since the 2007 death of her british roommate meredith kercher in perugia, italy. italian prosecutors accused her and her then-boyfriend rafael sollecito of slashing kercher's throat in a sex game gone wrong. they were both convicted of murder twice, and knox served four years in an italian jail. the murder victim's mother told the press association, "they've been convicted twice, so it's a bit odd that it should change now. >> i think most legal experts were stunned. >> reporter: rikki klieman is a legal analyst for cbs news. >> no one, including the lawyers, ever thought that they would hear not only the word "acquittal," but "annulled." this is over

vinita, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we had a chance to speak with the chief of police this morning where he tells us they have interviewed interviewed one woman in connection with the case. their behavior was called offensive and unacceptable. in response to these posts that feature unconscious and naked women, the university has began offering extensive services. we have had a chance to speak with sophomore who dundas attend the parties. >> is there an overwhelming fear that they could be in one of the photos? >> it could happen to anybody. >> in addition the students could be facing pulgs. pennsylvania has a revenge porn law which basically means it's illegal to post intimate photos online without the other parties consent. >>> tomorrow the first official day of spring will bring new snow. oh no. meteorologist danielle niles of our boston station is watching. are you aware people are sick of the snow? good morning to you. >> i'm sick of the snow gayle. i hear you. after this crazy weather, only promote. moisture comin

>> thank you, vinita. >>> this morning black leaders accept the apology of a former college student whoi petitt said he has learned a very tough lesson. it shows him leading the song. jericka duncan with what he says now. >> the words he sang were mean hateful, and racist. but when pressed about where he learned the song that collapsed the sigma alpha epsilon song he tee flekted. >> i'm not here to tell you where i learned the chant or how i was taught. >> reporter: he has changed his tune. a nine-second chant with other student. s in a chant sunk his college career. >> everyone here and across the nation has seen what i've done. >> reporter: on wednesday the former member of sigma alpha epsilon stuck to his script. >> there are no excuses for my behavior. i never thought of myself as a racist. i never considered it a possibility. >> reporter: african-american leaders who met privately with petitt and his family said they accepted his apology. >> he didn't say anything else. that was most certainly enough for us. >> reporter: parker rice also expeled by the university after the video su

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very own -- we're pulling for these guys -- "the dish" on saturday morning with anthony mace and vinitaes. it will be on may 4. >>> rumors are flying about the cause of her departure. the recent exit of her has been very hush, hush. she was escorted from the building on friday february 13th. the first lady said we're grateful for her contribution over the years and wish her well. several sources said her style was not in line with the first lady's modern and clean aesthetics. >> men and women remember things so very differently. the topic is the focus of a "wall street journal" article that we told you about yesterday. why couples remember differently. couple therapist cooper is here and joins us at the table. i was so excited you were coming today. i was having marital flashbacks because we can both be in the same place, having the same conversation, and then you and each recall it so very differently. when i know that i was right. women everywhere are having this conversation today. >> why. >> why do we remember it so differently, that's the question. >> what are we trying to get out

vinita nair is there this morning. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.ugh they have been suspended for a year there are still members living in this house. about 150 people had access to this private facebook page which showcased graphic images of women, hazing and drug sales. the photos some included this police report show women allegedly passed out or asleep seemingly photographed without their consent. police say they were recovered from a once private facebook page created by members of the kappa kappa delta rho fraternity. >> they were primarily of fee maims undressed. they were disturbed. >> they believe the photos were taken here at the kappa delta rho house. we asked members for comments yesterday. >> are you guys -- >> no comment. >> you're on our property. >>> in january a former kappa delta rho member alerted authorities of the facebook page. that had been taken down last year after a woman saw her image pulled down from a laptop in a frat house. she asked them to remove her photo but did not report the fraternity to authorities. they say in