many analysts say there would be significant challenges for a webb presidential candidacy. >> jim webb is a very unconventional candidate. often said he marches to his own drummer and that's absolutely true. his advantages obviously, are his wide experience. and his bipartisan experience. the down side of jim webb is obvious. it's difficult to see how jim webb who is not exactly a rabble rowser could energize the base to overcome the odds and beat hillary clinton for the nomination. >> on the issues -- when you heard president obama say isis was the jv team, what was your reaction? >> we have an obligation to evaluate any of these threats to the united states in terms of whether this involves international terrorism in which case we have the right and the president has to right to use force, or whether it is localized in which case we need to have a discussion before we use force. >> is there an obama doctrine? >> the last really clear doctrine in my view was the nixon doctrine that came out toward the end of the vietnam war with henry kissinger and nixon working on a set of parameters

senator webb, thank you for coming in. >> thank you.ving me. >>> in the wake of the racist video from an oklahoma frat, what happens next? can fraternities clean up their acts and their image? our experts weigh in. >>> back now with the fallout over the video that went viral this week, showing frat members at the university of oklahoma singing a racist song. the university has cracked down hard. the fraternity has hired a big lawyer to fight back. the controversy is sparking a new conversation about frat life on campus. abc's ryan owens has more. >> reporter: the video is just nine seconds long. it's consequences could last a lifetime. at least for these two fraternity brothers. parker rice and levi pettit. this morning, they've both been expelled and either they or their parents have written public apologies. but what happened on that bus last weekend affects more than those two. it's sparked protests. >> not on us. >> reporter: and led to the entire fraternity being kicked off campus. >> how can this be my house? >> reporter: meet one

>> and jim webb joins you us now. back, senator. >> thank you. >> what are you up to exactly? >> we're actually truly exploring whether it is possible to conduct a viable campaign in this present environment where money is flooding the political process. >> is it possible? >> think it might be. we're listening. we've been around. we've got a lot of support. people coming across e-mails and internet. for me, we need to be focusing on the disfunction occurring in the economic system. you look at the issue that you were just discussing with the iran situation. the true constitutional challenges. >> i want to ask you about that. you are written on iran in the past. about congress becoming complacent. do you support the initiative? >> it's interesting pip worked with bob corker a lot. we were on the foreign relations committee. he did not sign the letter addressed to the government of iran, which i think was just a silly mistake. >> sending the letter or not signing? >> sending the letter was a serious error if the republi

i don't know how much data you can get, but who am i to tell senator webb or governor o'malley, bothnow you can't run. you're not going to win, but if you want to waste your time, that's your business. >> even governor jerry brown of california who ran an aggressive primary campaign against bill clinton in 1992, attacked hillary clinton in that as well, said last friday hillary should not be challenged. >> on 2016, do you think it would be a good thing for hillary clinton to have more competition in the primary? >> certainly not. i can't think of anything i'd rather have less if i were running for president than have a competitor if the primary. i tell you why. because the primaries, get into all the little nuances and small differences within candidates of the same party. >> would a viable opponent make hillary a stronger candidate? i'm joined by the "hardball" roundtable. april ryan. ruth marcus of the "washington post." the democratic pollster, cornell belcher. let me start with you on this question, does she need a challenger? it occurs to me you're sort of in unprecedented terri

we expect to hear marco rubio and jim webb. we have it covered.d luke russert and political editor for the national journal. alex, start with you, what more can you tell us about mrs. clinton's news conference today? >> reporter: after not addressing the controversy for over a week hillary clinton will finally face the music and the press later today after her speak at the u.n. on women. she will face questions about use of a private e-mail account while secretary of state. this has been all over it. they hoped to not talk about it until she announced next month. they realize they had to address it focus on their message, not have to deal with what they see as distraction. >> do they know how long it will last who is invited to the press conference? is everybody in? >> reporter: that's a good question jose. appearing at the u.n., has a notoriously difficult credentialing process, there's restriction on the number of reporters that come in. had you to apply 24 hours in advance for press passes. i don't know if it is intentional or not, it is more l

maynard webb is going to stick with us.g west" will be right back. ♪ cory: i'm cory johnson. in crimea, a celebration for the vote to join russia. the state department called that vote a fake referendum. russia denied it is occupying the region. meanwhile, vladimir putin said he sent in russian troops to neutralize ukrainian forces. guest: -- cory: pinterest has raised 367 million dollars from investors who might get another 211 million dollars in funding according to a regulatory filing. $11 billion, more than a dozen reported last may. police investigating whether uber drivers are embracing the country's taxi's laws. 17 people under investigation, including the head of investigations. including the head of uber's investigations. police have seized 432 pieces of evidence from the company. it says it does not believe employees are engaged in any illegal behavior. even the former secretary of state hillary clinton admits it is easier to carry one device for both work and personal reasons. it does pose security challenges for

jim webb addressed the crowd a little earlier. he just got done. we also heard from former governor jeb bush who sent in a video message. >> firefighters embody the best values of our nation, service, comm and unapologetic patriotism. >> i stand before you as a lifetime union member. committed supporter of collective bargaining rights. >> both webb and bush there are thinking seriously about a r governor martin o'malley takes the podium this afternoon. >>> new this morning, we're learning more about the secret service's plan to fly drones over d.c. apparently the operation is intended to find ways to find ways to interfere with rogue drones. just last month a man crashed a drone on the south lawn of house. consumer level drones are powerful enough to carry small amounts of explosives. the drones will be flown between 1:00 a.m. and 4:00 a.m. over the next few weeks. >>> and we're staying on top of that breaking news. an overturned tanker has the southbound lanes of i-95 shut down in laurel, maryland. melissa mollet t that crash. we'll bring you more

>> brian webb in new york. thank you, brian. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," andrew jarecki, the director comes to the studio to discuss the shocking investigation. >>> rescue efforts ott on the island. it's located about a quarter way between australia and hawaii. at least six people were killed by saturday's storm. much of the nation has been flattened. communications with outlying islands has been cut off, and residents are in need of water, food, and shelter. >>> and the suspect in the shooting of two police officers in ferguson missouri last week said he wasn't aiming at the officers. jeffrey williams is being held on $300,000 bond. law enforcement officials are trying to figure out if anyone el was involved. kris van cleave reports. >> reporter: they're charging jeffrey williams with two accounts of first-degree assault. >> he has acknowledged his participation in firing the shots, that he in fact, did fire the shots that struck the two officers. >> reporter: the prosecutor clai

another cyclone is expected to hit near the island chain in the next few days, brian webb, kpix5. >> cyclone pam is 500 miles north of new zealand packing winds of 100 miles an hour. >>> some major ski resorts are up for sale. the company that owns sierra at tahoe is looking for a buyer. if a buyer comes forward, it would be the largest ski resort deal in history. there won't be any impact on skiers because the contracts stay in place even if the properties change hands. >>> and it is the perfect storm right now for those selling their homes in the bay area. record low inventory is selling prices way up. the largest price, the average sale in san mateo county was $1.4 million. that is 500,000 up from the same time in 2012. realtors say there are fewer than 600 homes for sale in that county. >>> it began with nonstop barking and it turns out the dog was trying to say something. >> a texas woman went out to investigate and joel thomas says what she found was unic perfected. >> for weeks, this dog eluded rescuers trying to help abandoned animals. but this time, he greeted rescuers with

brian webb at new york's laguardia. thanks for that. >>> now to the nation's weather. for a change there are no major storms to report this morning, but there is the cold and lots of it. arctic air has surged south and today a large part of the country will be making up to below freezing temperatures. record cold temperatures could be recorded from texas to illinois. >>> this morning highway officials in kentucky say those two interstates that were clogged with hundreds of cars and trucks stranded because of heavy snow are open. the line of vehicles stretched for 40 miles. drivers were stuck for hours, many overnight wednesday into thursday. snow in some areas topped 2 feet. >> we just sat in the car here and slept. started to warm it up a little bit and shut it down and go to sleep. >> some stranded drivers had to be rescued by the national guard. >>> the weather system caused severe flooding in southern west virginia. heavy rains closed dozens of roads. there was some flooding in dozens of the 55 counties. >>> harrison ford is in a california hospital this morning af

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>> del yes, we have jimmy webb, a confidant of martin luther king. tell us about your background with this. >> i came here in 1965 with the intent to stay two weeks train students the philosophy of mahatma gandhi and two weeks turned into two years and then a lifetime. >> and you were at the march. >> all three marchs. >> describe the experience out there. were you expecting it to get as violent as it did? >> no, as a matter of fact we were some what surprised. when we marched that first day there were not a lot of cops harassing us. when we came down across the bridge we found out why there were no cops harassing us. they were all at the bottom of the bridge. there was a sea of blue and gray and behind them were the sheriff's posse on horses. >> a lot of hate, it seems that day, from the police. >> yes, as a matter of fact, al lingo, the colonel with the alabama state troopers told us we had five minutes to disperse, and then three minutes they started popping tear gas and driving people back across the bridge. >> if you--from your memory, they just

brian webb for cbs news, new york. >> of course final four games will be played on saturday. duke faces michigan state first followed by kentucky taking on wisconsin. you can watch the games right here on channel 5. and by the way, i bow to you because you are now in fourth place. i went from number one down to number ten. >> bow to my husband. he said if i can this, pick this. >> note note man -- ann notarangelo man. she is like number one in all the cbs stations. >> we need to cheat off her. >>> all right, well time now is 4:50. a bay area sheriff has a plan to approve security inside county jail. but it's not the inmates he wants to keep an eye on. the new plan to >>> time check. good morning everyone. it is 4:53 on this monday, march 30th. where did the month go? take a look at the average high temperature in san jose. 67 but instead 80 degrees today. along the coast, turning breezy but clear. in the low 60s. northwest wind 10 to 20 miles per hour around the peninsula. south bay and east of the bay, good morning dublin at 78 degrees. all the way through the tri- valley 80

jim webb is stepping up.ossibly will decorated marine and former secretary of the navy is stepping up. good to see you again. a recent poll shows you drawing 1% of democratic voters in a primary. as a practical matter how do you beat her? >> i don't compute the decision to run for office with those same type of numbers. if you look at when i ran for the senate if i would have paid attention to those i never would have run. i started that campaign nine months before the election with no money and no staff and we were 33 months behind. i decided to look at the issues we care about and where the country is and put them out there and we will make a decision formally whether to run within the next couple of months. >> have you talked at all to secretary of state clinton about your possible decision or not? i mean you're a democratic politician. >> this really is not about secretary clinton. i have respect for the service she has given to her country. we're going to hawaii and south carolina to talk to elected lead

jim webb he's trying out a candidacy talking about he's got a populist message he's apparently trying. what do you think are his chances? >> none. right now she's got the nomination locked up. that's what's so concerning to me about what i have seen. >> already? really? >> look at the polls. >> webb is a very interesting guy but i don't think he's electable in this party right now which has shifted so far to the left. among the republicans you mentioned, i think that is in keeping with the "wall street journal" poll that found that 60% of voters want change. they want a fresh face. that's what they say right now. we'll see if they feel that way at the end. >> right. or we may have another bush/clinton race. the public is so fickle. julie, michael, thanks for being here. >>> new reports that taylor swift is insuring her long legs for $40 million. her team reportedly arguing that swift's $200 million career would suffer significantly if anything happened to her legs. a morbid thought. celebrities are of course known for protecting what they consider career-boosting body parts. julia rob

chairman maynard webb, big 49ers fan and 49ers c.e.o. jed york. i got some of jed's comments. maynard: we met about five years ago as jed was beginning to think about the stadium. i went to see him and said how can i help? how do i get involved? cory: this new thing is a huge deal. when we first met, i was arguing the importance of having a stadium in san francisco. you chose santa clara. it is interesting because it is a technical marvel if the heart of this world of technology. what do you want to do there? jed: i think we wanted to bring out the best of the bay area and really make that the staple of the stadium. technology through sustainability. really make levi stadium a focal point for everything that i think is great about the bay area. cory: in terms of technology what are you trying to do for the innovative experience? jed: we want to make sure it is a seamless transition going to a game. when you can use a smart phone or device to interact in everyday life, we ant to make sure that everything that is difficult about going to a game, having tickets, parking, we want

brian webb for cbs news new york. >> and doctors have upgraded lily to fair condition.o fund me account to pay for funeral expenses and lily's medical care has raised 29,000 soz 29,000 -- so far. >>> he was packed and ready to go on the run. i'm scott broom in laurel. coming up, new details unveiled today about the alleged serial shooter who terrorized maryland. >> they piece together how a young officer died. we talk to an official about officer safety and the dash cam not working. i'm stephanie ramirez. i'll have that coming up. >> supporting bob mcdonell, the group who says his convictions altto be tossed out. >> which commute will be affected. >>> thanks for being here. i'm derek mcginty. >> i'm lesli foster. the first major legal test of the hot lanes violation is underway right now in a fair fax county courtroom. >> peggy fox watching what could be a landmark trial. i understand there's already been an important decision here. >> the attorney challenging trans urban did win an important victory today. take a look at this summons. the name trans urban is here and t

cory: maynard webb and jed york.e'll be right back. ♪ ♪ cory: this is the best of "bloomberg west." i'm cory johnson. forget football. the buzz of silicon valley for the last month has been sex and finance. the gender discrimination lawsuit filed by ellen pao against her former employer, the legendary firm kleiner perkins caufield and byers. she is seeking $16 million in damages. there have been plenty of big name witnesses from pao to kleiner partners. mary said on the stand kleiner perkins is the best place to be a woman in the business. brad, there is a great it is a story called the story that that makes the shudder. guest: kleiner is one of the brightest lights in the venture capital universe and it has done the best job of bringing women into the firm, of evangelizing for female-led entrepreneurs. here they are sort of ironically being hauled into court by one of their junior partners. it is also -- this is the story we have worked on this week. the trial demonstrates a lot of what the valley is talking about.

>> i don't know what kind of campaign omailie will run or webb, but i think if bernie sanders decides-- i've worked for him, he's never attacked an opponent, never run an negative ad. >> how by comparison ads? >> no, he's going to run against something, the enormous greed that's strangling the middle class. >> who is he talking about? >> the billionaires that are buying -- >> no, which politicians? >> it's not going to be against hillary clinton. they have real differences and records that are different. for example, he voted against the iraq war, so there are drchszs, but he's not good to run a campaign, if he decides to run, against her. he's going to run against what he thinks -- >> other than bernie sanders, and i'm sure he will -- >> it's a different kind of campaign not mentioning your opponent's name, but the three that you brought up in the intro, there's no reason for them to jump in negatively right now when the presses doing it for them. >> that's a good point. >> they've all been introduced to the public positively, so why go negative right now when there's no purpose to i

he's here to explain why along with david webb. why?e the honor of being there. >> that's your opinion. >> that's right that's my opinion. >> the president said they're bigots. you don't expel people for sounding stupid. will you let me finish my point? first of all, racist speech as you obviously know is protected by the first amendment. the united states of america is different from all other countries. we're unique. we protect the speech for which we disagree. here you have the president of a university, a public university, which means he's a government official saying, i'm going to punish you because i don't like what you said. let me ask you this question. rap and rapping on a bus? can you imagine black students on the bus racist, and getting them on video and saying -- >> but here's the problem. >> are they going to be expelled? no. >> schools -- schools and workplaces have the right to set standards. this is unacceptable. >> behavior may be unacceptable. but the public university is governed by the first amendment. you can't set

jim webb spoke a short time ago at a presidential forum senator jim webb from virginia. he said this is good opportunity today for this news conference for mrs. clinton to come forward. the water is warm for democrats to come on the record and call her on this. >> 40% of the people in the same poll wanted alternative to hillary clinton of democrats. this is the opportunity. you saw martin o'malley, coming from maryland who has very weak record but nonetheless one of the few -- >> we'll talk about him later in the show. >> trips up to new hampshire and iowa. the bottom line the white house does not want to defend hillary clinton. democrats do not want to defend hillary clinton. that is why she is forced into this position. she would do harry houdini like clintons always do, get themselves out of the ropes at last minute. this is something she was forced to do because she obviously is putting all these democrats in a terrible position. think about what josh ernest said, the president was not aware that hillary clinton merged her state department.gov email with the private

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other players like pittsburgh's mike webb ser was tormented by pain. >> players are listening about it listening to tone your dorsett -- tony dorsett talking about battles with depression and suicidal thoughts. >> reporter: critiques say the n.f.l. has been slow to address the problems. the league under took studies and adapted rules. prominent people from legendry former player and coach to president obama expressed reservations about letting children play football. >> parents hold the key. they are the future of football. if parents are telling their children, i don't want you to play the game. i think the game is too dangerous for you. where will it be in 10 years. responding to the announcement an n.f.l. official said playing any sport is a personal decision. we continue to make progress with rule changes, safer tackling techniques and better equipment protocols. the official said football has never been safer >>> india is home of the world's larnals motorcycle -- largest motorcycle market. one of them. royal enfield sur faced harley davidson as the top motorbike maker. now it has

jim webb went to the golden arches supper club. after he came back out from inside he had a friend on the hood. he took pictures but he started the engine and thought the eagleette would fly away. it doesn't immediately get off the car. pulls out of the parking lot, on to the street. it doesn't go anhere. >> i think he's confused but he's like you know what? i'his goes. >> jim has stopped in traffic. the bird does not leave until after traffic starts moving. and the bird's like he's not going where i'm going so it just takes off. >>> people wearing wet suits on the show but we never think about how they get the wet suit off. how to get off a wet suit. i'm going to rename it how not to. it's a nightmare. 1:45 of this guy trying get out of his wet suit. taken off the boots. it gets stuck and you have to do the hop around the boat and the boat's moving around bouncing all over the place, can't get up there we go. pop go his shoes off. >> sit down first. >> that would be way too simple nick. the way he's going to grab a hold of that an

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alison: former virginia senator jim webb could be making a run for president. he has held some private meetings in south carolina with democratic party leaders there. webb says he wants to be a voice for working class americans but says his decision to run will depend largely on whether he can raise enough money. leon? leon: 600 new jobs coming to fairfax county. the virginia governor terry mcauliffe announced today that the navy federal credit union will invest nearly $115 million to expand its headquarters operation in vienna. that includes constructing a 233,000 square foot office building as well. governor mcauliffe approved a million dollar grant to help with that project. alison: b.w.i. airport is undergoing a $105 million expansion. maryland and airport officials say the investment will support the airport's growing international traffic and provide additional amenities for passengers. that includes a new security checkpoint, a connector between concourses b and e and two new gates for international carriers. the multiphase project is set to be completed

this is video of 5-year-old the girl from new webb series.he was born without a hapher at dear creek school in wisconsin heard her story led her story a what happened a 3d printer. remarkable very kind. >> 7 news weather anchor spencer took part in reed across america day today. at one san francisco school. >> this is not fly kite in a house if the things it will hit i do not like it. not one little bit. >> spencer and members of the screen actor guild red and performed cat in the hat for students at roof topple meant ri. reed across america about honors dr. seuss. >> very neat great day it was. >> we did get a little bit of rain l today. >> we did. won't get any for awhile. >> l drew is here with the forecast. >> hi we talk about the showers moving out and now big time warming trend begins across the region. the live doppler 7hd was active this afternoon. everything has cleared out. we turn to clear skies. live look from the exploring camera. downtown san francisco. financial district. plenty of stars out there. sought forecast does cull for

the try russell webb a junior from hong kong, a little shake and bake his way to another try. crushes the utes they're 11-1 on the season. >> weather dampening the honda classic, players able to complete the second round this morning. harrington is 7-under. first 36 hole lead in five years but lightning and ran cancelled the rest of the day. winds knocking over the scoreboard on 18. look at it in the water. round three weather permitting continues tomorrow, final round on monday. we head to spring training new catcher who is expecting something big soon. >> i'm intrigued. thank you. >>> a retired chemist is putting a new spin on milk. we check out his >>> coming up at 6:00, stormy weather is continuing to move through the bay area. we're live with the latest on the hail and thunderstorms. >>> how some bay area teenagers are coming together to help the homeless. join us at 6:00. >>> finally at 5:00, an iowa chemist hopes to shake things up in the milk aisle. shaka is a multiflavorred milk drink in which every sip is a different flavor. there's gelatin in the milk which separate

jim webb, our former senator, you know he wrote several novels one of which was fields of fire one of the first and best in-country vietnam war novels. and then tim o'brien who i guess, is sort of the gold standard. the national book award but the things they carried, which is just -- which has just turned into a phenomenon, you know high school my son read it in high school, college students read it in those community read things. that should be on the top of your list, "the things they carried." gus hasford wrote two really good novels that you may have heard of, the phantom blooper was one, the other was the short-timers which became the movie "full metal jacket." he was also a marine. and article marine, carl marlantes wrote matterhorn that came out in 2010 and it is a brilliant novel. and going all the way back to graham greene's the quiet american from 1955. so we have a long, a long history, and that brings us to today's panel made up of all of us here served in the vietnam war, all of these men have written exceptional books about the vietnam war. i'd like to introduce them to

russell webb from happen valley hong kong. a little shake and bake for another try.cal crushes the utes 82-5 and they are 11-1 this season. >>> this sports roth brought do you by bank of the west. if i ever had a regret i didn't have a child while i was a player. and for josh to be going through this anticipation has to be something else. neither one of you know what i'm talking about because you're both still children. >> oh! i'll take that compliment. thank you, shu. >> next at 6:00 how some bay area teenagers are coming together to hel >>> join us tonight on kofy tv 20. fast moving flames in the east bay spread from one portable toilet to nearly 100. investigators think the know how it started. >>> teenagers from all over the bay area are coming together to help out in the communities where you live. today they put together small hygiene kits for project homeless connect. 800 young members of the which ouch of jesus christ of latter-day saints took part in oakland. this is the church's big service project for the year. each bag has deodorant, toothpaste toothbrush

brian webb has more. >>> 68 times are down to 4. duke, wisconsin, michigan state and kentucky. the 38 no record are now two wins away from becoming the first team since 1976 to finish the season undefeated. to get to the final four, the unbeaten wildcats got all they could handle from the fighting irish of notre dame. one shot away from a stunner. the top seated tournament won 68-66. and the wisconsin badgers roared pass the arizona wildcats, 85-78. the kentucky came will be a rematch of the contest won by kentucky by one point. >>> on sunday, the lowest seeded team, proved they are peeking at the right time. considered down and out, 6 weeks ago the spartans beat the number four seed louisville cardinals in overtime, 76-70. >> it will be fun to go to work and see if we can keep this magical journey going. >>> and even more with the final four. the blue devils will make their trip after outlasting the number two seed, 66-62. the last time they advanced to the final four was 2010 when they won the tournament. cbs news, new york. >>> wusa 9 will carely the game beginning at 8:30.

russell webb from happen valley hong kong. a little shake and bake for another try. cal crushes the utes 82-5 and they are 11-1 this season. >>> this sports roth brought do you by bank of the west. if i ever had a regret i didn't have a child while i was a player. and for josh to be going through this anticipation has to be something else. neither one of you know what i'm talking about because you're both still children. >> oh! i'll take that compliment. thank you, shu. >> next at 6:00 how some bay area teenagers are coming together to help the homeless. in our house, we do just about everything online. and our old internet just wasn't cutting it. so i switched us from u-verse to xfinity. they have the fastest, most reliable internet. which is perfect for me, because i think everything should just work. works? works. works! works? works. works. >>> join us tonight on kofy tv 20. fast moving flames in the east bay spread from one portable toilet to nearly 100. investigators think the know how it started. >>> teenagers from all over the bay area are coming together to

brian webb is at laguardia airport. >> reporter: crews moved the md- 88 from the crash site from itse plunging into -- it stopped before plunging into icy waters. >> the wheels didn't grab. they didn't take. and immediately you heard the spinning. we felt like we skidded probably for 20 seconds. i grabbed the seat in front of me and started to pray. >> reporter: thursday morning, in the middle of the snowstorm, delta flight 1086 from atlanta landed hard and almost immediately began skidding to the left. hitting an embankment and crashing through a fence. the plane left perched over the frigid waters of flushing bay. >> we have an aircraft off 31 on the north -- please advise crash rescue laguardia is closed at this time. >> reporter: airport officials say the runway had just been plowed and two other pilots reported the ruppway in good condition right before the crash. emergency crews arrived quickly but the evacuation was stalled because the emergency slides did not deploy. passengers could be seen sliding down a damaged wing of the plane. >> to see that you can come off after the p

this happened this morning at about 7:40 on darns town road between martinsburg road and webb hunter road. one woman is dead, three vehicles were involved but we do not have details on how this all happened. >>> a beautiful day to start off the work week. but changes, of course, are on the way. erica? >> reporter: that's right mike. we have another beautiful afternoon for you. look at these temperatures right now. already 54 from downtown washington, 53 in springfield and reston. we are on our way to around 60 degrees for much of the immediate metro area. we do have rain on the way but that is going to bring an end to the nice comfortable conditions. of course the rain is going to impede your progress as you are heading home from work on tuesday. a dry white home for this evening. as we head into tuesday morning showers on the approach but this is not a big deal. the reason tuesday is a yellow alert day is because more rain is approaching. here we are at noon and it is already raining through the panhandle of west virginia. for the evening drive, the rain intensifies and you can see

sheyann webb christburg was the youngest person there. she was just 8. >> rassism just unleash ood its brutality upon us. people had begun to be beaten down with billy clubs as if they weren't even human beings. tear gas had begun to burst in the air, and people had begun to run for their lives. i was running. trying to make my way back. >> reporter: she made it home that day, and two weeks later the marchers made it all the way to the capitol, montgomery, a 54-mile trek, a turning point in american history. >> how long? not long. >> reporter: and the man who inspired the movement also shared this moment with little sheyann. >> why are you marching? >> so we can be free and so all the people will be free and so troopers can't hit no one. >> can't help but to reflect and remember that moment being with such an extraordinary man. >> reporter: other activists now in their 60s, 70s and older say the march continues because of incidents like ferguson and the supreme court's recent altering of the voting rights act, undoing the crux of what the

brian webb for cbs news new york. >> they're planning to tear down what's left of that building overnight candidate wants to keep the district from enacting gun control laws. marco rubio said that it has ingrijed on citizens 2nd amendment right. >>> talk about a long distance relationship later today astronaut scott kelly will leave behind his earthbound girlfriend to spend a year on the international space station. his twin brother mark will be down here. you saw a picture of him and gabby. scientists will closely monitor the two brother's vital signs hoping to learn the effects of long-term space flight. >> this is going to help us learn about the negative affects of space on our human physiology and then we'll hopefully figure out how to mitigate that. >> nasa scientists say if we're going to explore mars, a mission that can last years then we need to test the waters so to speak. >>> this is a yellow alert day. now here's wusa9 first alert weather. dc's most accurate. >> plenty of waterfalling from the sky over the last 24 hours. >> no end in sight until mid-morning. tomorrow morning i

this is video of 5-year-old the girl from new webb series. she was born without a happened.her at dear creek school in wisconsin heard her story led her story a what happened a 3d printer. remarkable very kind. >> 7 news weather anchor spencer took part in reed across america day today. at one san francisco school. >> this is not fly kite in a house if the things it will hit i do not like it. not one little bit. >> spencer and members of the screen actor guild red and performed cat in the hat for students at roof topple meant ri. reed across america about honors dr. seuss. >> very neat great day it was. >> we did get a little bit of rain l today. >> we did. won't get any for awhile. >> l drew is here with the forecast. >> hi we talk about the showers moving out and now big time warming trend begins across the region. the live doppler 7hd was active this afternoon. everything has cleared out. we turn to clear skies. live look from the exploring camera. downtown san francisco. financial district. plenty of stars out there. sought forecast does cull for the clearing sky overnig