captioning funded by cbs >>> this the "cbs morning news" for monday, june 1st, 20 >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, june 1st, 2015. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the national security agency faces new limits this morning after key parts of the patriot act lapsed overnight. the senate failed to extend the controversial collection of american phone records in a rare sunday session. senator and presidential candidate rand paul made good on a promise to bloc the bill. edward lawrence is in washington. edward, good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. this will be the first time actually that congress has taken powers away from the nsa since the september 11th attacks. today senate lawmakers will take up a house approved bill designed to reform part of the government's controversial surveillance program. lawmakers have agreed to move forward with the measure sunday after failing to reach a deal to extend key parts of the patriot act before a midnight deadline temporarily putting a stop to the nsa's bulk collection of millions of phone records. >> i t

captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday june 19th 2015. good morning. i'm alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. a bond is scheduled today for 21-year-old dylann roof. he was captured yesterday and waived his rights to skra dix. they say it was motivated by racial hatred. this morning there is disbelief but also anger. craig boswell is in charleston. good morning, craig. >> reporter: alison good morning. absolute disbee left anger, shock. meantime a chilling portrait of an accused shooter is coming to life. dylann roof will be in court today to be arained for the mass shooting inside the ee emanuel church after being captured. debbie dills who spotted his vehicle on the way to work alerted authorities when she recognized the car and the driver. i got up a little closer and i seen the haircut they were talking about, kind of the bowl looking cut. >> reporter: this image apparently shows roof at the bible study before the shooting. as the memorial continues to fro outside the historic church a portrait of accused shooter dylann roof begins

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captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for monday, june 22nd, 2015. good morning. i'm alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. this morning the search for two dangerous killers who escaped from a dangerous maximum prison has shifted back to northern new york. thor e seror ise search is refocused during the adirondack mountains after a dna match confirms they had recently been in northern new york. hundreds of officers searched a rural area near a small town of friendship. they broke out of the maximum security prison over two weeks ago. kenneth craig has the story. >> reporter: in matter of hours the manhunt has taken authorities to multiple sites hundreds of miles apart in new york and close to the pennsylvania border. law enforcement sources tell cbs news investigators have a dna match confirming the convicted killers were in the saranac lake area within the last 24 hours. that dna was apparently found on an item in a cab than had been broken into in the area about 40 miles south of the clinton correctional facility in dannemora. late sunday night t

let go to ann evans in the cbs traffic center. >> good morning todd. we are looking at walt whitman bridge mid span a beautiful bridge as always. beautiful in the day like this if you are heading out in the shore, no delays on the area bridges, 42, 55. ac expressway and garden state parkway are okay. we will find delays and detours around route nine and bay shore road and escape the cape triathlon until now until 11:00. and, road will be detoured, ferry road, seashore road west cape may bridge and beach drive. that is latest from the cbs-3 traffic center i'm ann evans for "eyewitness news" well, sir. after some serious consideration i'd like to put in my 15-year notice. you're quitting!? technically retiring, sir. with a little help from my state farm agent i plan to retire in 15 years. wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i'm gonna finish packing my things. 15 years will really sneak up on you. jennifer with do your exit interview and adam made you a cake. r

. ♪ >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." the pentagon is revealing a major move this morning in response to russia's graegsaggression. the secretary of defense says the united states is sending heavy combat equipment into eastern europe. the pentagon's most significant move in the region since the end of the cold war. >> the show of strength comes as defense secretary ash carter visits estonia. margaret brennan is with ashton carter with an interview you'll see only on "cbs this morning." >> reporter: good morning. the u.s. is moving combat equipment including tanks and artillery into six countries who feel threatened by russia. secretary carter told me that financial sanctions have net i don't think caused the kremlin to reverse course. the u.s. and its allies they need a new playbook. russia's neighbors are nervous that they may be vladimir putin's next target. the u.s. will arm six countries, romania, estonia, bulgaria latvia and lithuania and poland. >> it's heavy combat equipment for training purposes principally. these

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♪ >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." firefighters are trying to coral huge wildfires are raging from anne-marie green to california. flames burned more than 755,000 acres. one of the most dangerous fires is in wenatchee and destroying businesses and homes. >> this time lapsed video shows flame shooting from the mountains not far from the town below. our seattle affiliate is in wenatchee with the touh conditions the firefighters are facing. >> reporter: the intense flames raced up the hill side slope. triple digit heat hindered firefighters. it started as a brush fire sunday near the small town but quickly spread to homes and businesses. >> it was intense. large embers blowing everywhere. roofs catching on fire vegetation around the house just spreading from house to house. >> in this time lapsed video you can see the glowing embers on the hill side. strong winds carried them into towns setting up another fire that engulfed three commercial buildings. >> devastating. it's been burning like this for hours. > ti prepare. >>

captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, june 11th, 2015. good morning. i'm alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. >>> this morning the search for two escaped killers has expanded to the east. investigators have learned that david sweat and richard matt had talked about heading to vermont before they broke out of maximum security prison in new york. hundreds of officers are searching for the pair, but six days into the search officials still have no real idea where they are or what they're doing. don champion has the latest. >> reporter: you're aware of the escapees from new york, right? authorities in vermont pounded the pavement late into the night handing out "wanted" poster. they're both wanted for doing murderers. they're not nice people. and searching campgrounds for richard matt and david sweat. >> we've had plenty of peach approach us that we don't know. it's just what you do in the camp ground. >> reporter: the hunt has grown across state lines and has grown more intense. >> they're killers, they're murderers. there's no reason to

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captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday, june 11th 2015. good morning. i'm alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. >>> this morning the search for two escaped convicts has increased. hundreds of officers are searching for the pair but six days into the search officials still have no real idea where they are or what they're doing. don champion has the latest. >> reporter: you're aware of the escapees from vermont, right? authorities in vermont pounded the pavement wednesday night handing out "wanted" posters. >> reporter: and searching camp grounds for richard matt and david sweat. >> we've had plenty of peach approach us that we don't know. it's just what you do in the camp ground. >> reporter: the hunt has grown across state lines and has grown more intense. >> they're killers, they're murderers. there's no reason to believe they wouldn't do it again. >> reporter: investigators have expanded their search to the borders of vermont. >> we have information that suggests that they thought that new york was going to be hot, vermont would be co

captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday june 5th 2015. good morning. i'm alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. this morning the fbi is investigating what may be the largest cyber security breach of the u.s. government computer network ever. it's believed chinese hackers are behind the attack. the breach affects at least 4 million current and former federal employees. mark albert's in washington. mark, good morning. >> good morning, alison. the u.s. first spotted this high-tech invasion in april and cleared it last month. it's the second chinese hack of this same office in a little more than a year. as many as 4 million current and former federal employees are waiting to see if chinese hackers lifted their personal information right off of government computers along with details about job assignments and performance ratings. sources tell cbs news some of the sensitive data might have been used in background and security clearance investigations. >> the federal government is probably one of the languagest employers in the world and to have that data s

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. today, a judge in cleveland said there is enough evidence to bring criminal charges against two police officers in the fatal shooting of a young boy. the charges include murder. but whether the officers are actually charged will depend on a grand jury. dean reynolds tells us activists used an obscure state law to have the judge weigh in as a way to pressure the prosecutors for an indictment. >> reporter: the shooting took place seven months ago and was captured on video. that's 12-year-old tamir rice waving what turned out to be a toy gun. a 9-1-1 caller that day alerted police saying the gun might be fake. >> reporter: but that was never transmitted to the two officers who responded, and the boy was shot less than two seconds after they arrived. tonight, a municipal judge said both officers on the scene should be charged. timothy loehmann, who opened fire, with murder, and his partner frank garmback, with negligent homicide. the officers are white, rice was black. co

lets guess out to cbs-3 ann evans at the cbs-3 traffic center. good morning again ann. >> good morning to you todd. you're look telling ben franklin parkway, site of today's philly cycling race. ben franklin parkway is shutdown between logan circle and the art museum circle along with martin luther king drive between montgomery drive. kelly drive shutdown for the race lincoln drive main street shutdown manayunk, between ridge avenue and green lane. and ridge avenue shutdown between schoolhouse lane and hermit street. now these closures in effect from now until 5:00 this evening. so that's pretty long. it is a pretty long race. we move the track cam here to i-95. this stretch between highland avenue and commodore barry bridge near chester not too far from the state line. i95 in good shape through philadelphia, and its suburbs no delays or problems today. and, on to the walt whitman bridge mid-span, you heard carol say, what beautiful day it is, gorgeous day to head on down to the shore. if that's what you are doing. no delays on the walt whitman b

we are here at cbs-3 mobile weather lab. temperatures are cool. it is windy. look at these trees blowing in the wind. it looks like a tropical storm but no, that is not the case. we are gust particular to 35 miles an hour this afternoon and those wind are expect to die down over the next couple of days. look at the high temperatures in the region. not too impressive. poconos 64. philadelphia 70. down the shore only 62 degrees. expect a few spotty showers we have seen them here in cape may we have more numerous showers in central and southern delaware. temperatures cool, in the city 66. look at the shore sea isle 58. same in ocean city. cape may is only 58 degrees. this evening in the philadelphia area we will fall through the 60's and by 11:00 p.m. have a mostly cloudy sky and a temperature of 61 degrees. here down the shore we will stay in the 50's and breeze think evening with a few sprinkles. back here live you can see behind me folks have their jackets, pants but believe it or in the many people are eating ice cream. it is the season. they are getting read

this is the "cbs morning news" for friday, june 12th, 2015. good morning. i'm alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. this morning the search for two escaped killers is focused on the area where it all began within miles of where it all began. blood hounds picked up the convicts' scent about 20 miles from the canadian border. area residents have been told to lock their doors and stay alert. new york governor andrew cuomo says investigators are talking to several people who may have facilitated the escape including joyce mitchell a prison instructor. don champion has more on the manhunt. >> reporter: authorities remain focused on the town of cadyville this morning, scouring dense forest and tough terrain. it's brought them within miles of the correctional facility where richard matt and david sweat broke three. >> reporter: sources tell cbs news dogs picked up the scent in the area. in the woods police discovered food wrappers bedding, and a footprint. the scene is playing out right in front of darlene's house. >> with them in front of my house, it makes me

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captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." we have new information about the intentions of a terror suspect shot and killed monday by police in boston. usaama rahim allegedly wanted to attack police officers but sources tell cbs news his original target may have been the yoet spoken critic of islam, pamela gellar. >> jeff pegues is in washington with more on the threat and gellar's response. jeff, good morning. >> good morning. law enforcement sources are still unclear how serious the plot against gellar was and how much of it was talk. what is clear is gellar's support of cartoon depictions of prophet muhammad has provoked islamic radicals and made her a target. cbs news has learned that usaama rahim had planned to carry out an isis-style beh heading. >> i'm the number one target for isis right now. >> reporter: on may 3rd gellar organized the prophet muhammad drawing contest in texas where police fatally shot two men who opened fire outside the event. last night gellar told "cbs this morning" she has increased her security b

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captioning funded by cbs >>> welcome to "cbs this morning." senators were not able to pass a bill extending the government's authority to collect bulk phone information. track lone wolf threats and suspects who change their phones. >> nancy cordes is on capitol hill where the senate is now moving to plan "b." nancy, good morning. >> good morning. this is not a deadline that snuck up on anyone. they have known about this for years. but the senate pushed off their vote until the last minute and that gave senator paul the opening he's been waiting for. >> i'm not going to take it anymore. i don't think the american people are going to take it anymore. >> the senate's most ardent privacy advocate made good on his threat sunday forcing the halt of the national security agency's bulk collection of u.s. phone records first revealed by edward snowden. >> we can't allow the rule of law to be so trod upon that we live in an arbitrary governmental world where they collect anything they want any time they want. this is the tip of the iceberg. >> the movie

captioning funded by cbs captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, june 10th, 2015. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning the manhunt for two killers who escaped from a new york prison is concentrated near a small town about 30 miles away. law enforcement officials are searching the small rural town of willsboro and the surrounding woods following tips from a resident. so far they've come up empty. townspeople have been warned via twitter to take precaution, please lock houses and cars overnight, the tweet reads, and as don champion reports, the townspeople are paying attention. >> reporter: she keeps her door locked overnight as the manhunt continues. >> if they're cornered and desperate, they're going to go into someone's house and someone's going to get hurt and that's my only fear. >> reporter: hundreds of law enforcement officers desend seconded on the community by the bus load. they searched woods and railroad tracks. >> small town like this being so far from there, you don't think about it. >> reporter: it's about 30

we are live outside police headquarters, matt rivers for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> horrible, matt, thanks very much. >>> tropical storm bill bill has weekend into a tropical depression but all eyes remains on the storm. governor of texas said his state so farrah voided the worst. that storm soaked many of the same area that saw record rain and severe flooding last month. here at home we are watching, bill's track closely that could head our way and we are tracking rain for tomorrow. meteorologist kathy orr is live on the cbs-3 sky deck with the first forecast, kathy. >> we have cloud out here right now and temperature has fallen. we have a few spotty showers on storm scan three before numerous showers expect overnight and tomorrow morning. let's take assume in air is quite dry but a few of these spotty showers in south jersey are making it to the ground. they may feel a huge sprinkle otherwise main event will come overnight tomorrow morning. right now we're down to 77. we're cooling down and average high for this time of the year is eight 36789 right now 77, 81 in reading. seventy

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captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for thursday jeune 4th 2015. >>> good morning. i'm alison harmelin. the fbi says it moved in when usaama rahim talked about attacking the police. a relative is being held on conspiracy charges. mark albert has a report from washington. >>> conservative blogger pamela gellar is now at the senn tell of what federal agents are called a foiled home grown terror plot that a unraveled in boston tuesday. gellar organized last month's art project depicting profit muhammad. sources tell cbs news usaama rahim was originally plotting an isis-stylebee heading of gellar. >> they mean to kill everyone who doesn't do -- they have bidding. this is a showdown for american freedom. >> reporter: court documents discuss immediate plans. you're attempting to go on vacation, i see, wright said allegedly referring to jihad. rahim responded i'm just going to, ah go after them those boys in blue. authorities who had rahim under 24-hour surveillance decided to move in and question him. they shot and killed them when they say he lunged at them with a knife

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captioning funded by cbs >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday june 10th 2015. good morning. i'm good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. this morning the manhunt on the two killers who escaped from a new york prison is concentrated in a small town about 30 miles away. they're searching the small town of willsboro and the woods. townspeople have been warned via twitter to take precaution please lock houses and cars overnight, they tweet, and as don champion reports the townspeople are paying attentin. >> reporter: she keeps her door shut. >> they're going to go in someone's house and someone's going to get hurt. >> reporter: tons of officers zee krenlded on the community by busloads. they searched woods and railroad tracks. >> small town like this being so far from there, you don't think about it. >> reporter: it's about 30 miles from the clinton correctional facility where they say prisoners used power tools to break free. rich worked at the prison as an engineer for 35 years. >> everything's counted at tendhe end of the day, if there's one tool misplaced the

david martin cbs news the pentagon. >>> coming up on cbs this morning, clarissa ward which will much more. >>> later this morning, tropical storm bill is expected to make landfall on the texas gulf coast. bill has sustained winds of 50 miles per hour with higher gusts, but the main concern is the heavy rain and potential flooding. red flag warnings are posted along the shore in galveston county. schools in gal va ston are closed today. some houston residents are still trying to recover. meteorologist eric fisher of our boston station wbz has more on tropical storm bill. >> we do have our second named storm of the season its name is bill' working toward northeast texas. it will making landfall as we head into tuesday. however, it will bring a lot of heavy rainfall and that is the biggest threat. tropical storm warnings up from high island to essentially south of corpus christi. here is the track taking it west of houston and west of dallas by the time we head toward wednesday morning, it will be a much weakened system at that point. rain is the real focus here. a spot that saw record

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welcome to "cbs this morning." police discover new evidence during a manhunt for two escaped killers. >>> 14 million government workers may have been targeted by chinese hackers. it's three times worse than originally thought. >>> only on "cbs this morning," a university of virginia student speaks out for the first time regarding violence. >>> your world in 90 ndsecos. >> ic offers are looking close to an area near the prison. >> the hunt for two escaped killers focuses on a new area. >> police beeliev the search dogs have picked up their scent. towns are on lockdown. >> we're unable to get to our house. >>> chinese hackers may have stolen the personal information of every worker up to 14 millpeion ople. >> the fbi arresting a third person in connect with a terror plot. nicholas rovinski will be arraigned today. >> flash flooding will a concern from the emextre south into texas. >> there is enough evidence to charge two polofice rsfice in the deadly shooting of 12-year-old tamir rice. >> controversy swirling around

"cbs evening news" is up next. they will have the latest on the manhunt that came to an end over the weekend ending in the capture of one of those prison escapees and death of another. financial fall out and how debt crisis in greece is impacting the rest of the world. scott pelley reports the "cbs evening news" from new york. >> pelley: a second escaped killer tells police where he and his accomplice were headed and whom they intended to kill next. also tonight, the supreme court decides whether states can use an execution drug that some call barbaric. donald trump learns he's fired after his disparaging remarks about immigrants. and tying the knot. how one photographer is capturing the changing face of america. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >>>> pelley: the escaped killer caught yesterday in upstate new york has been telling police all about his daring breakout with another prisoner. according to police, david sweat and richard matt intended to drive to mexico, but

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> good evening. i'm jim axelrod. imagine the scene at police headquarters in dallas texas early this morning just after midnight, a man opened fire from his armored van shooting up the lobby of police headquarters in america's ninth largest city, then spraying a stream of bullets at the officers responding to their headquarters coming under attack. what started in front of the dallas p.d. ended with a sniper's but in the parking lot of a fast food restaurant. her is vicente arena e. >> it was just past midnight when an armored van pulled up to the dallas police headquarters and the driver sprayed the building with gunfire from the and you can weapon. the van rammed the patrol unit and sped away under a barrage of police gunfire. [gunfire] >> police later discovered the van's driver left four duffel bag bags around the building and under a police car. two of the bags had pipe bombs which were later detonated bay robot. >> the chase went on four 14 minutes. the driver tipped to fire from his open door during the pursui

marlee hall, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> there is a lot coming up on cbs this morning saturday. a anthony mason and elaine keyano join us live from new york with the preview good morning. >> reporter: good morning, todd. coming up we will go to london for a party fit for a queen. elizabeth the second is celebrating her eighty-ninth birthday in quite the fashion and we will take you there. >>> also his photo captured a side of america rarely seen and they were nearly lost to history. we will show you newly discover work of legendary photographer gordon park. >>> he is known for his turn in the star trek series but now george takei is taking his real life story to broadway. hear about his emotional past. >>> all that plus comedian colin quinn dish, music in the saturday session, just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. todd, bank to you. >> thanks very much, we will be watching. >>> well, do you ever experience lawn envy when you look at your neighbor's green grass? maybe time to give your yard a make over. in this weeks angie's list report jim donovan takes a look at sod verse se

we have live team three coverage with cat i orr on the cbs-3 skies deck. by this time tomorrow we could be dealing with our first heat wave of the year. >> absolutely, that is what we are planning on tying that record today, yesterday the high 92 degrees. there is no where to go but back in the 90's tomorrow. we have a heat advisory in effect and that will continue until 8:00 o'clock tonight. it does include most of the region, and we are going to be steamy sticky as temperatures will still linger in the 80's and 90's this evening and then they will finally fall, during the night time hours. now take a look at the highs today where we see, the record high. philadelphia is 95. georgetown delaware 93. reading 93. in trenton we made it to 92. not a record. wilmington 91. atlantic city at the airport 90 degrees. right now temperatures quite

captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> rose: good evening. scott is off tonight. i'm charlie rose. and this is our western edition. the united states has become the target of a high-tech invasion. chinese hackers broke into a u.s. government computer system and stole personal information on at least four million current and former federal employees. chief white house correspondent major garrett is following this developing story. >> reporter: federal cyber officials first noticed the hack of government servers in april. in early may, investigators confirmed hackers infiltrated the office of personnel management. the clearing house for all federal employee records, and the interior department. the four million current and former federal employees are at risk because the hack reached into databases containing what the government calls personally identifiable information including job assignments, performance ratings, and training. officials said the hack did not access information collected in background or security clearance investigations. th