no comment yet from yanez or support that decision" tag-- yanez expected to turn himself in- and is scheduled to face a judge on friday . mg abc news ny we have some breaking news... right now -- firefighters in houson, texas battling this large fire at a recycling plant. large plumes of smoke can be seen for miles across the city. no word on how this fire back here at home... swat officers and police surround an apartment complex for hours -- after 9-1-1 calls about someone shooting a gun. metro tells us a woman was inside her apartment near hacienda and maryland parkway when she fired off several shots.... then she went outside and opened fire again -- fortunately no one was hit. when officers arrived -- the woman refused to come out. :01-:09 just do the right thing we want to help you. after a few hours -- the woman finally surrendered. our cameras caught her being taken away in an ambulance. officers tell us she was taken to the hospital to be checked out -- but she is expected to be released back to police custody. right now... police are trying to track down this man -- accused of viole

sferp yanez will be in court on in st. paul, jamie yuccas, cbs news. >>> one person is dead and at least ten are hurt after a natural gas explosion in central illinois. the blast last nightamaged several buildings in canton, 75 miles north of springfield. debris is scattered in the tow square. witnesses say the blast was like nothing they have experienced. >> it was a shock, because we never experienced something that loud. i mean, it was loud everything. it almost felt like earthquake ty type. >> the cause has not been determined. >>> coming up on the "morning news." fake lex news. a look at how fake stories generated big interest on goonk. >>> caught on video. a boy catches his baby brother just in time. this is the "cbs morning nes." oh, look... ...another anti-wrinkle cream in no hurry to make anything happen. neutrogena? rapid wrinkle repair works... ...in one week. neutrogena?. ? tomorrow's the day we'll play something besides video games. every day is a gift especially for people with heart failure. but today there'

moments later, officer yanez started firing. >> get your head out! >> rporter: castile's girlfriend lavish a reynolds said. >> i could forgive anyone you but will i forget, will i not be hurting? absolutely not. >> reporter: the police union says they are disappointed, but they respect the judicial process. sferp yanez will be in court on friday but he may not go to trial for months. in st. paul, jamie yuccas, cbs news. >>> one person is dead and at least ten are hurt after a natural gas explosion in central illinois. the blast last night damaged several buildings in canton, 75 miles north of springfield. debris is scattered in the town square. witnesses say the blast was like nothing they have experienced. >> it was a shock, because we never experienced something that loud. i mean, it was loud and it shook everything. it almost felt like earthquake ty type. >> the cause has not been determined. >>> coming up on the "morning news." fake lex news. a look at how fake stories generated big interest on goonk. >>> caught on video. a boy catches his baby b

girlfriend diamond reynolds tells us he's glad officer yanez was charged. do you think you can ever forgive the office center >> god wants us all to forgive. i can forgive anyone. but will i forget? will i not be hurting? absolutely not. >> reporter: the police union says it's disappointed with the judicial system. scott, officer yanez will be in court on friday, but he likely won't go to trial for a month. >> pelley: jamie yuccas in st. paul. jamie, thank you. federal investigators are blaming air traffic controllers for two midair collisions last year that killed seven people. kris van cleve has been looking into technologies designed to prevent these collisions that happen in the blink of an eye. did you see it? this is an n.t.s.b. animation simulating a deadly midair collision and the limits of see and avoid, a method of flying that teaches pilots how the avoid midair collisions. by the time the pilot of this cessna was able to spot an f-16 fighter -- >> altitude zero miles. >> reporter: -- he had only seconds to respond. the planes collided over south

according to that complaint, castile told yanez he had a gun.hat, yanez interrupted castile twice and fired his weapon seven times. one of the gunshots hit the armrest between castile and his girlfriend, diamond reynolds. another one of the shots punctured the driver's seat going into the backseat next to the little girl. she says she is placeased with e charges filed. >> i'm just glad we have come to this chapter and this is the beginning to a different chapter. we all hope and pray the right thing is done in this issue. >> reporter: officer yanez is expected to turn himself in and he is expected to face a judge on friday. george, christine. >> rosa, thank you. the man suspected of carrying out bombings in new york city and new jersey will be arraigned in federal court later today. ahmad khan rahami is accused of planting bombs in new york and new jersey. rahami was captured two days later following a shootout with police. the indictment against him includes federal terrorism charges. >>> the bill in the georgia legislature could restrict the r

we did reach out to officer yanez for comment, but he did not respond. >> pelley: jamie yuccas, thank you. >> pelley: jamie yuccas in st. paul. jamie, thank you. federal investigators are blaming air traffic controllers for two midair collisions last year that killed seven people. kris van cleave has been looking into technologies designed to prevent these collisions that happen in the blink of an eye. >> reporter: it happened that fast. did you see it? collision and the limits of see and avoid, a method of flying that teaches pilots how the avoid midair collisions. by the time the pilot of this cessna was able to spot an f-16 fighter -- >> altitude zero miles. >> reporter: -- he had only seconds to respond. the planes collided over south carolina in 2015. the two people on board the cessna died. weeks later another midair collision in san diego killed five. in both cases the n.t.s.b. prevented the crash. >> traffic. >> reporter: by giving warnings like these. they are not required in general aviation aircraft, but similar systems are required for commercial airliners. rusty aimer is

yanez's attorney says yanez reacted to the presence of a gun. but prosecutors say it was an over reaction. "based upon our thorough and exhausted review of the facts of this case, it is my conclusion that the use of deadly force by officer yanez was not justified. in that sufficient facts exist to prove this to be true. " if convicted, yanez could face up to 10 years in prison. a barbershop in waterloo is helping bridge the gap between police and the black community. the people at brothaz barber shop say customers and barbers are oftentimes like family. one employee, donell customers in dealing with topics like race relations between the community and police. he asked waterloo police chief dan trelka to make pamphlets that the barbers can give to their customers. "17:33:27;05i think all of us, it's six barbers here. it's all of us we've got our own clientele and different bases and we can extend that to help other people. if not plant the seed of ideals, but also working alongside the mayor and the chief of police and different things like that

officer yanez will make his first appearance in criminal court on friday. jamie yuccas, cbs news, st. paul, minnesota. >> the prosecutor says there is squad car video and audiotape of the encounter but that because of the criminal investigation, they are not being released at this time. >>> aides to president elect team. the report surfaced after transition chair chris christie was replaced by vice president elect mike pence and all the lobbyists were dismissed. >> there is the solid process in place that we feel very comfortable with the names that we are looking at and with the progress that we are making. >> false to say it's not going well. i know the president elect himself, since i talk to him regularly, he's very happy. >> vice president elect pence and his wife karen had with current vice president joe biden at the naval observatory in washington. tomorrow he will meet with incoming senate leader. today marked the third day of student protests spurred by donald trump's election. >> students from three montgomery county high schools stopped traffic a

yanez is due to make his first court appearance tomorrow. a grand jury will hear evidence on whether the chicago police department covered up the shooting death of laquan mcdonald. dashcam video of the 2014 incident shows officer jason as mcdonald walked away with a knife in his hand. the video contradicts officers' claims the teen lunged at police. a special prosecutor says the grand jury could begin issuing subpoenas next month. one person is dead after a large explosion in canton, illinois last night. fulton county officials say the blast damaged several buildings...and the surrounding downtown area was evacuated. 11 people were taken to the hospital..and one of the victims later died there. the cause is still under investigation. explosion leaves one person dead. the explosion happening in the town of spencer...and leveled a two-story brick home. fire officials say they havent yet determined a cause for the explosion, but they believe it was an isolated incident alabama officials want to know how an explosive device ended up outside of a

scott, officer yanez will be in court friday. he likely won't go to trial for months. >> jamie yuccas in st. paul. thank you. >>> federal investigators are year that killed seven people. kris van cleave has been looking into technologies designed to prevent these collisions. that happen in the blink of an eye. >> it happened that fast. did you see it? this is an ntsb animation simulating a midair collision. a method of flying that teaches pilots how to avoid midair collisions. by the time the pilot of cessna was able to spot an f-16 fighter. he had only second to respond. the planes collided over south carolina in 2015. the two people on board the cessna died. weeks later another midair collision in san diego, killed five. in both cases the ntsb believes available collision avoidance systems could have prevented the crash. >> traffic. >> by giving warnings like they are not required in general aviation aircraft, but similar systems are required for commercial airliners. rusty amer is a retired captain. >> must have had in my care

officer jeronimo yanez now faces a second degree manslaughter charge. castile was fatally shot during a traffic stop in july in the suburb of falcon shot castile seven times in his vehicle. ramsey county attorney john choi says yanez's fear cannot justify the use of deadly force in this situation. "based on the evidence, we do not believe castile ever removed or tried to remove his handgun from his front, right pocket, which was a foot deep. when officer and paramedics rolled castile to his right side to put a backboard under him, they saw and removed a 40 caliber semi-automatic handgun from inside the front right pocket of his shorts. the gun contained a loaded magazine but, did not have a round in the chamber." officer yanez will also be facing two felony counts of dangerous discharge of a firearm. he is due to make his first court members say they're pleased the officer has been charged. a southwest airlines employee is shot and killed by a former employee... outside of an oklahoma city airport. it happened yesterday afternoon at the will rogers worl

. >> the use of deadly force by officer yanez was not justified. >> reporter: prosecutor john choi today said that philando castile was shot seven times by officer jeronimo yanez less than a minute after being pulled over. castile's girlfriend was in the car with her four-year-old daughter. >> oh, my god. >> castile then calmly and in a non-threatening manner informed officer yanez, "sir, i have to tell you that i do have a firearm on me." >> reporter: according to the criminal complaint, officer yanez responded, "okay," but then pulled his gun and reached into castile's vehicle. he told castile, don't pull it out. castile responded, "i'm not pulling it out." >> i told him to get his hand out. >> reporter: castile's girlfriend diamond reynolds tells us she's glad officer yanez was charged. do you think you can ever forgive the officer >> god wants us all to forgive. i can forgive anyone. but will i forget? will i not be hurting? absolutely not. castile did have a permit to carry his gun and minnesota is an open 46 carry state. we did reach out to officer not respond. >> pelley: jamie yuc

police say yanez will turn himself in.> that was steve osunsami reporting. the judge in the case of a former south carolina officer outright not-guilty ruling....the defense team in the murder trial of a former south carolina officer.... yesterday....the prosecution rested it's case against 34 year old michael slager... he's charged in the april 2015 shooting death of 50 year old walter scott.... cellphone video of the shooting recorded by a bystander shows scott being shot five times in the back by slager from yards away. the state has called 32 witnesses over nine days in the trial.... which is expected to continue into next week. six states across the southeast are dealing with major wildfires. they are burning in georgia, alabama, kentucky, tennessee, plus north and south carolina. the blanket of smoke is so widespread, it's visible from space. and despite the danger, some people are refusing to leave their homes. (lisa smith / refused to evacuate) "this is our home, you know. we just - this is our home. (linda kresl / evacuated homeowner) "the thought o

castile told yanez he had a handgun... shortly after castile was shot.prosecutors say castile never reached for his gun and yanez's use of deadly force was not justified. oklahoma city police have now responsible for a deadly shooting outside the main terminal of will rogers wld airport.the suspected gunman, 45-year-old lloyd buie, was a former employee of southwest airlines who had resigned in april 20-15.investigators say buie killed another southwest employee before taking his own life.the motive for the shooting is still unclear. today is the last chance for anyone with outstanding municipal warrants to have them waived for free.it's the final 'waive warrants wednesday' in milwaukee. half before the walk-in session ends at the municipal courthouse.hundreds showed up at the last two sessions. pack up family to hit the road and give thanks to cheaper gas prices. across the country nearly 49 million people are expected to travel this thanksgiving. ann sterling breaks down how many drivers are heading to grandma's house he

that philando castile was shot after a minute after being pulled over by yanez. 4-year-old daughter and his girlfriend. >> please don't tell me he is dead. >> castile in a nonthreatening manner uniformed officer yanez, sir, i do have to tell you i do have a firearm on me. >> reporter: according to the criminal complaint, officer yanez responded, okay, but then pulled his okay and reached into castile's vehicle. he told castile, don't pull it out. castile responded, i'm not pulling it out. me started firing. >> get your head out! >> rporter: castile's girlfriend lavish a reynolds said. >> i could forgive anyone you but will i forget, will i not be hurting? absolutely not. >> reporter: the police union says they are disappointed, but they respect the judicial friday but he may not go to trial for months. in st. paul, jamie yuccas, cbs news. >>> one person is dead and at least ten are hurt after a natural gas explosion in central illinois. the blast last night damaged several buildings in canton, 75 miles north of springfield. debris is scattered in the town square. witnesses say the b

castile tried to resp was interrupted by officer yanez who said don't pull it out. castile responded, i am not pulling it out. >> moments later investigators say officer yanez fires seven shots into the car, an action the prosecutor says was not justified. riancies is expected to turn himself -- yanez is expected to turn himself in and face a evidence about possible corruption by chicago police officers into the shooting of laquan mcdonald in 2014. video shows officer van dyke shooting mcdonald 16 times. he pleaded not guilty to murder and no other officers have been charged in the incident. >>> a california judge cleared the operators of a backpage.com that advertises escort service bus investigators say it is used women and young girls. the judge indicates he will likely throw out the pumping charges but the final ruling won't happen until december too 9th. >>> the u.s. dollar at its strongest since 2003, hitting a 13 year high yesterday. the combination of higher interest rates and spending introducing the value and better economic growth in the u.s. adds up to a

yanez will make his first court appearance tomorrow. castile's family says they plan to file a civil suit. kim and jessob. back to you. the japanese prime minister will be in new york today to meet with prese the prime minister will likely be looking to confirm that president-elect trump will remain committed to the u-s / japan security alliance. meanwhile-- the president-elect may be looking at south carolina governor nikki haley to be his secretary of state. that's according to a trump transition source. governor haley and president-elect trump are set to meet today - along with former secretary of state henry kissinger and florida governor rick scott...among others. former new york city mayor rudy giuliani has also expressed interest and hillary clinton -- making her first post-election speech. clinton was honored at the children's defense fund's "beat the odds" gala at the newseum in washington d-c last night. her speech was part reflection, part pledge to remain strong. she focused on the future and asked her supporters to never gi

yanez's attorney says yanez reacted to the presence of a gun. but prosecutors say it was an over reaction. "based upon our thorough and exhausted review of the facts of this case, it is my conclusion that the use of deadly force by officer yanez was not justified. in that sufficient facts exist to prove this to be true. " if convicted, yanez could fac prison. a barbershop in waterloo is helping bridge the gap between police and the black community. the people at brothaz barber shop say customers and barbers are often times like family. one employee, donell rivers the second, wanted to find a way to help his young customers deal with topics like race relations between the community and police. he asked waterloo police chief dan trelka to make pamphlets that the barbers can give to their customers. of us we've got our own clientele and different bases and we can extend that to help other people. if not plant the seed of ideals, but also working alongside the mayor and the chief of police and different things like that i think it will go a long way

removed it from his pocket and yanez acted re force. yanez said he feared for his life. >>> officials say the deadly shooting that triggered a lockdown at this airport was premeditated. they believe the gunman waited inside a parking garage for nearly four hours before opening fire and killing a southwest airlines employee then turning the gun on himself. the shooter had worked for southwest, resigning last year instead of submitting a test for alcohol consumption. >>> and new york police are piecing together the 26-year-old man. authorities say joseph comunale was last seen alive on sunday morning while partying at a luxury apartment in manhattan. his body was found yesterday near the jersey shore. forensic tests are being done on evidence including one of the building's luggage carts. two men are reportedly in custody. >>> a new study finds kids' boosters seats are getting safer. the insurance industry tested 53 of these seats giving 48 of them the highest rating. to give you some perspective, when the seats started tested eight years

yanez will make his first court appearance tomorrow. castile's family says they plan to file a civil suit. kim and jessob. back to you. an airplane with the clinton-kaine logo on it is spotted at mitchell international... days after the election. we did some digging... and it turns out the marquette men's basketball team was flying in plane's owner has been leasing it to other clients. a marquette spokesman says it's the second time the golden eagles' charter company has given the team a plane with clinton's logo on it-- the team doesn't get to pick its plane the plane in milwaukee tuesday night -- was the one used by v-p candidate tim kaine. meantime, hillary clinton makes her first public comments since her surprising loss in last week's election. and president-elect donald trump meets with the japanese prime minister today. fox's doug luzader has the story from washington. about all of the world leaders that the president-elect has been speaking with over the past few days, but, the hiring process for the incoming administration is g

his insurance card to officer yanez. >> castile then calmly informed officer yanez, sir, i have to tell you that i do have a firearm on me. >> reporter: according to the criminal complaint, officer yanez responded, okay. but then pulled his own gun, and reached inside the driver's side out. castile responded, i'm not pulling it out. moments later, officer yanez started firing. >> i told him to get his hands up. >> no reasonable officer would have used deadly force under these circumstances. >> reporter: minnesota's police and peace officer's association says the police community is disappointed in the charges. to which yanez is expected to plead not guilty. >> god wants us all to forgive. definitely. i can forgive anyone. but will i forget? will i not be hurting? absolutely not. i'm always going to hurt. >> castile did have a permit to carry his handgun. and minnesota is an open carry state. there have been 150 police involved deaths in minnesota since the year 2000. officer yanez is the first officer to be charged. he could face 20 years in prison. >> all right, jamie. that video is st

officer yanez is the first officer to be charged. he could face 20 years in prison. >> all right, jamie. that video is still so tough to see. thank you very much. >>> did fake news influence the outcome of the presidential election ahead the new report showing how many people were fooled, during thi,, announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by macy's. >>> jon stewart says donald trump voters rejected republicans and democrats. >> in his first interview since the election, he tells charlie why americans need to talk why americans need to talk openly about i use what's already inside me to reach my goals. so i liked when my doctor told me that i may reach my blood sugar and a1c goals by activating what's within me with once-weekly trulicity. trulicity is not insulin. it helps activate my body to do what it's supposed to do release its own insulin. trulicity responds when my blood sugar rises. i take it once a week, and it works 24/7. it comes in an easy-to-use pen and i may even lose a little weight. trulicity is a once

yanez shot and killed castile after pulling him over for a broken tail light. castile's fiancee -- who live-streamed the aftermath on facebook -- says castile had a license to carry a weapon -- and that he had been trying to tell officer yanez about the gun. according to one report -- politics is dictating a change in the milwaukee bucks travel plans. e-s-p-n reports the bucks are one of three teams changing their at trump-brand hotels. a.j. bayatpour is live outside the b-mo harris bradley center with that story... the bucks are on road in atlanta tonight. but its where the team is - or is not staying - in new york and chicago that has made national headlines... the banner in the heart of bronzeville reads welcome to bucks country. die-hard bucks fan kurt owens says his basketball allegiance will not be swayed by the teams view of who presides it makes no difference to me one way or the other. as a sports fan, its not political. according to e-s-p-n, the bucks are one of three teams to cancel stays at trump-brand hotels 'in part to avoid any implied associatio

there simply was no objective threat posed to officer yanez. >> reporter: minnesota police union add no one can speak to officer yanez as to what he actually encountered. >>> the russian-led bombing campaign has resumed in full force after a three-week moratorium. u.s. officials tell nbc syrian regime is responsible for those attacks. among the latest destruction, the only syrian in eastern aleppo, officials say it served nearly 4,000 patients a month and had the only advanced maternity ward in the area. there are 90,000 children still living in eastern aleppo. >>> dozens of firefighters scorched thousands of acres. thousands of firefighters are this is the largest mobilization of the personnel since hurricane sandy recovered efforts back in 2012. unfortunately the weather forecast is grim. >> there is a cold front moving in. it will not bring beneficial rain. in fact, it could bring gusty whipped that might make matters worse. >> authorities are investigating several ar zopp cases and at least seven people have be fires. ? just ahead, bob dylan says thanks, but no thanks, to the awa

. >> it is my conclusion that the use of deadly force by officer yanez was not justified. pulled out of castillo. prosecutors say he never tried to pull his handgun. the client reacted to the presence of a gun. yanez fired seven shots and his girlfriend live streamed the aftermath. >> please don't tell me he's dead. >> reporter: his family has thanked prosecutors for their decision to charge the officer. >> i'm glad that we have came to this beginning to a different chapter. we all hope and pray that the right things is done in this issue. >> reporter: the prosecutor says castile's final words were i wasn't reaching for it referring to the handgun in his pocket. officer yanez will make an appearance in criminal court on friday. >> reporter: there's squad car video and audio tape from the releasing it. >>> the state's highest court is considering a request to dismiss nearly 24,000 criminal cases involves disgraced chemist -- who admitted to tampering with drug tests. prosecutors say the cases should not be tossed but reviewed individually. >>> as the patriots get ready to t

they are taking to the streets saying officer jer rom know yanez should be -- erer ron mow yanez should -- jeronimo yanez should killing him. >> you saw him get his i.d. and driver's license. oh, my god, please don't tell me he is dead. >> this was my best friend. murder to highest extent of the law is what would be appropriate here in minnesota. >> the officer was legally carrying a gun and prosecutors say he never tried to remove it from his pocket. the officer fired seven shots. justify use of deadly force. the officer will be arraigned tomorrow. >>> well, this morning, new details about the release of brendan dassey, one of the men in the hit docuseries making a murderer. he must be released friday night at 9:00 if a emergency appeal is denied here. this week a judge ordered his release after overturning the conviction saying he has to be retried or released. in prison while the appeal plays out but his lawyer says there is no case against him. >>> we are also learning more about a case of man that shot nine people. dylann roof's hearing will be closed to the public. they will prese

castile had told yanez he had a gun permit and was armed, but yanez still shot him when he reached for his wallet. this afternoon, state representativ e chuck isenhart of dubuque and state senator rob hogg of cedar rapids will meet with people in dubuque. our coverage partners k-d- t-h reports they want to talk with people about ways to fight the state's opioid abuse crisis. 1. this morning fareway stores opened their new location on main street in anamosa. the city had been trying to keep a grocery store after another long time store closed last year. the company is also building a store in peosta. now, one last look at this morning's weather, we have another day of sunshine and mild temperatures with highs crossing the 60-degree mark yet again. a few more clouds drift into our sky tonight with lows in the upper 40s. south breezes and partial sunshine push us up to around 70 tomorrow, nearing record highs for the day. that warmth will be short-lived as a powerful cold front plows across the area friday, perhaps producing a few light rain showers. while we'll start the day in the upper

moments later, officer yanez started firing. >> i told him to get his head out! >> no reasonable officer would have used deadly force under these circumstances. >> reporter: minnesota's police and police officers association says the police community is disappointed in the charges to which yanez is expected to plead not guilty. >> god wants us all to forgive. definitely, i could forgive anyone, but will i forget? will i not be hurting? absolutely not. i will always hurt. >> reporter: castile had a permit to carry his handgun and minnesota is an open carry state. there have been 150 police-involved deaths here in the state of minnesota since the year 2000. officer yanez is the first officer to be charged. he could face 20 years in prison. tough to see. thank you very much. >>> did fake news influence the outcome of the presidential election? ahead a new report on showing how many people were fooled during this campaign. announcer: this portion of "cbs this morning" sponsored by macy's. >>> jon stewart says donald trump voters rejected republicans and democrats. >>