20 journalists to a tournament. for more on that, we send it to hena daniels. (track/tue0092 new crews worked in the dark - using flashlights in the heavy rain and mountainous terrain. (nats tue0093 stretcher still) the few survivors pulled from last's night wreckage were rushed to nearby hospitals... (track-ap stills of wreckage) as daylight came... scenes from the crash show the damaged fuselage...debris... and workers carrying bodies of victims up the hillside. (tue0115 emergency officials at scene) more than 80 people were on board the charter plane ... including a first division brazilian soccer team. (nats tue0116 - jugadores en sao paulo) ... the players recorded a video in sao paulo before the flight took off... (tue0129 - file jugadores chapecoense) scheduled to play tomorrow after reaching the finals of a major south american soccer competition for the first time. (track -- ctm) journalist carl worswick covers south american soccer: (ctm/worswick sot) "to be pulled down from that perch after all that they've done...digest." (track ctm grfx) the plane was just five minut

least 71 people died. the plane was traveling from brazil, to colombia for another tournament. hena daniels has the latest flashlights in the heavy rain and mountainous terrain. the few survivors pulled from last's night wreckage were rushed to nearby hospitals... as daylight came... scenes from the crash show the damaged fuselage...debris... and workers carrying bodies of victims up the hillside. (tue0115 emergency officials at scene) more than 80 people were on board the charter plane ... including a first division brazilian soccer team. (jugadores en sao paulo) ... the players recorded a video in sao paulo before the flight took off... (jugadores chaoe scheduled to play tomorrow after reaching the finals of a major south american soccer competition for the first time. journalist carl worswick covers south american soccer: "to be pulled down from that perch after all that they've done...digest." the plane was just five minutes away from its final destination when the crew declared an electrical emergency... radar imagery shows over an area in central colombia before disappearing.

a plane crash overnight near medellin, colombia. 76 people died in the crash and as hena daniels reports the charter plane was carrying a civilian soccer team and more than 20 journalists to a tournament. >> reporter: colombian rescue crews worked in the dark using flashlights in rain and mountains. few survivors pulled from last night's wreckage were rushed to nearby hospitals. as daylight came there was damage, debris and workers carrying bodies of victims up the hillside. more than 80 people were on board the charter plane including a first division brazilian soccer team. [ speaking spanish ] >> reporter: the players recorded a video in sao paulo before the flight took off. they were scheduled to play tomorrow after reaching the finals of a major south american soccer competition for the first time. a journalist covers south american soccer. [ indiscernible ] >> it's heartbreaking. [ poor audio ] >> reporter: the plane was just five minutes away from its final destination weather the crew declared an electrical emergency. radar imagery shows the final moments as it circled ove

government has declared three days of mourning. hena daniels, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> back here at home, police are looking for two men in connection with graffiti in chestnut hill criticizing president-elect donald trump. surveillance video shows two men walking near the fresh market grocery store on germantown avenue last friday morning. police say one man spray painted the graffiti and the second suspect took video or photographs of the damage. they say that damage is estimated at as much as $10,000. >> well, one of the president-elect supporters from our area is being tapped to join the trump transition team. rene amoor the deputy chair of republican party, took to facebook with the news, amoore posted i'm so excited everyone i've been put on the trump transition team. thank you so much for your congratulations. we're still waiting to hear exactly what that role will be. >> speaking of trump the president-elect is moving ahead with that transition, and naming new members. his administration today. details from trump tower in manhattan. >> reporter: vice president elect

player who was treated at the hospital, passed away. ((kirsten joyce)) >> hena daniels is tracking the situation. rescue crews in colombia worked in the dark early this morningusing flashlights to find survivors at the site of last night's fatal crash. the charter jetliner had stopped in santa cruz, bolivia shortly before taking off for medellin, colombia monday night. arrived. aviation authorities say it crashed in a mountainous area outside the city. the flight's crew declared an electrical emergency...shortly before the incident. several survivors were immediately rushed to a colombian hospital with injuries...and at least five of them survived. but the tragedy is hitting people in brazil especially hard. a civil aviation official says many of the passengers who died were members of a brazilian soccer team. some of them checking in, in bolivia...before the trip. the team was scheduled to play in a major regional tournament in colombia tomorrow. hena daniels cbs news. ((brian loftus)) >> investigators are trying to determine what caused the crash-- they're looking into whether a thun

for preventing things getting worse. hena daniels has more. >> reporter: students at ohio state university came together in prayer last night. many had memories of mon's campus rampage fresh on their minds. >> classroom in the basement, scared because we didn't know much. >> reporter: people on campus barricaded themselves in classrooms moments after police say abdul razak ali artan intentionally rammed his car into a group of people outside. >> i think i saw three or four students in here. >> reporter: authorities say the somali refugee then got out of the vehicle with a butcher knife and began stabbing onlookers. university officer is credited with ending the chaos. >> our officer was on scene in less than a minute and he ended this situation in less than a minute. >> reporter: artan had recently transferred to ohio state after obtaining his associate's degree from a community college in the spring. so far, officials have searched artan's car and apartment complex. they are investigating the incident as a possible terror attack. hena daniels, cbs news. >> now, those injured in

treated at the hospital, passed away. ((kirsten joyce)) >> hena daniels is tracking the situation. rescue crews in colombia worked in the dark early this morningusing flashlights to find survivors at the site of last night's fatal crash. the charter jetliner had stopped in santa cruz, bolivia shortly before taking off for medellin, colombia monday night. arrived. aviation authorities say it crashed in a mountainous area outside the city. the flight's crew declared an electrical emergency...shortly before the incident. several survivors were immediately rushed to a colombian hospital with injuries...and at least five of them survived. but the tragedy is hitting people in brazil especially hard. a civil aviation official says many of the passengers who died were members of a brazilian soccer team.

and killed the suspect, a somali refugee. our hena daniels has the latest. >> reporter: students at ohio state university came together in prayer last night. many had memories of the rampage fresh on their mind. >> we were moved into a classroom in the basement, it was scary because we didn't know much and couldn't get service in the basement. >> reporter: students classrooms after police say abdul razak ali artan intentionally rammed his car into a group of people outside. >> just hit everybody who was in front. i think i saw three or four students being hit. >> reporter: he got out of the vehicle with a butcher knife and ban stabbing onlookers. >> all patients are alert and oriented. severe bleeding on some of them. >> our officer was on scene in minute. >> reporter: artan recently transferred to ohio state after obtaining his associate's degree from a community college in the spring. law enforcement officials are looking into a post he allegedly made on facebook shortly before the incident, saying that he was sick of the way muslims were being treated. the school's president is u

fire crews battling the blaze. hena daniels./// sherry how's the weather today? braving the chilly winds today... then when the winds stop tonight - get ready to freeze. ............. we'll have some nice sunshine today... and clean, but it will feel crisp so scarves and hats may come in handy today.s and hats may come in .............. those northerly winds will keep it feeling chilly all day. ............. this north wind will stop in with freezing temps between 28 and 32 degees lasting 3 to 6 hours in the valley overnight. ...... cover delicate plants and keep pool motors running. ....... let's take a look at the roads with demetria ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the driver in last week's fatal school bus crash in chattanooga morning 24 year old johnthony walker is facing numerous charges, including vehicular homicide. six elementary school students were killed in the crash, while walker was behind the wheel. allh between six and ten years old. a memorial service was held for one of the victims on saturday./// ((brian loftus)) >>> and students at woodmore elementary school in chattanooga

by a university police officer. hena daniels has the latest from new york. prayer last night...many had memories of monday's campus rampage fresh on their minds. (clara young/ osu student) we were moved to a classroom in the basement that could lock// it was kind of scary because we didn't know much and couldn't get service -nats-ambulances people on campus barricaded themselves in classrooms..mom ents after police say - abdul-razak ali artan (abdul ra-zahk ali-ar-tahn ) intentionally rammed his car into a group of people outside: (angshuman kapil, graduate student, ohio state university) "i think i saw three oro students being hit." authorities say the somali-refugee then got out of the vehicle with a butcher knife and began stabbing onlookers. -nats/sot-(911) all patients are alert and oriented but severe bleeding out of some of them university officer alan horujko (whore-rootch-co) is credited with ending the chaos: (osu chief of police craig stone) our officer was on the scene in less than a minute, and he ended the scene in less than a minute -nats-(name being read at graduatio

shot and kill by police. hena daniels is here in new york. >> good morning, anne-marie. authorities in ohio are trying to figure out what motivated a somali refugee to carry out this attack at ohio state university. investigators say the attacker deliberately plowed his car into a group of pedestrians on campus monday morning, and then got out and began stabbing people with a butcher knife before he was fatally shot by a campus police officer. >> reporter: students at ohio state university came together in prayer last night. many had memories of monday's campus rampage fresh on their mind. >> we were in a classroom and then to the basement. kind of scary because we didn't know much. we couldn't get service in the basement. >> reporter: people on campus barricaded themselves in the classroom. moments before police say abdul razak ali artan intentionally rammed his car into a group of people outside. >> everybody was looking. >> reporter: authorities say the somali refugee then got out of the vehicle with a butcher knife and began stabbing onlookers. >> all patients are alert. and ori

down, prompting start its safety check feature for the area. hena daniels has the latest from new york. (nats/mon0437/:38)this is so close to the resort(track) residents and visitors are fleeing the resort town of gatlinburg tennessee this morning... (nats mon0437 :18) oh my god it's so hot.... as fierce flames burn next to one of the main roads out of town. (mon0426 / tue0030) a bright orange sky lit up the abandoned and smoky streets.... as wildfires from the smoky mountains quickly spread into nearby communities. that prays we can use your prayers. (track/mon0426)the tennessee emergency management agency says at least 30 buildings in gatlinburg have been impacted by the fire... including a hotel and an apartment complex... (nats/mon0432/logan interview with wvlt)smoke is everywhere, its really bad in here(track -- logan inteview mon0432 / or twitter video tue0031 also at the park vista)logan baker was inside the park vista hilton hotel as the flames burned just outside the doors... (nats/mon0432)its worse outside then the smoke in here (sirens) so they are keeping us here for n

. >> reporter: the national guard has been activated to help fire crews battling the blaze. hena daniels, cbs news. help to solve a mysterious murder that left a 77-year-old >>> denver police need your help. they're asking for any tips that can help solve a mysterious murder in the capitol hill neighborhood. 77-year-old lewis easterday was found stabbed to death inside his car last tuesday. the car was in the middle of a street near 13th and marion. the driver's side window was shattered. the car had two flat tires. as we first reported last week, people who work in the area say he was a regular at a nearby killed while trying to help someone. >>> developing now, the city of denver continues its homeless sweeps in the ballpark neighborhood. we have received tips that many have moved into areas near the capitol, city and county buildings. this is at broadway and park yeah from last week. the city says there are shelters available. opponents say the sweeps are just other parts new plan he says to fight homelessness and it involves marijuana funds. the governor wants to use $12 million in t

investigating the incident as a possible terror attack. hena daniels, cbs news. >> those injured in the attack include an ohio state faculty member, four graduate students and three undergraduates. all classes are back in session today. >>> we want to get a look at business headlines before the opening bill. >> jill wagner joins us live on the floor of the new york stock exchange with your moneywatch report. good morning, jill. and britt. postelection wall street rally took a breather to start the week. the dow fell 54 points monday. nasdaq dropped 30. futures pointing to a higher open. thousands of workers expected to strike today, they're demanding better pay and benefits. employees at fast food restaurants, airports and hospitals will walk off the job. at&t is launching a streaming tv service tomorrow. it will offer up to channels, including espn, bloomburg and stars. taylor swift is getting her own show on the network. monthly subscriptions start at $35. the wall street journal says the new iphone could have a curved screen. apple has been under pressure to boost iphone sales. they'

possible act of terrorism. i am hena daniels in ny, i'll have the latest on the violent campus rampage coming up." 3 taking a live look at the dot cameras...roads are still wet...the latest on overnight construction closures plus an update on your tuesday morning drive is coming up next in ready traffic. 3 good morning! today is tuesday november 29th. thanks for waking up with us! 3 your top stories are coming in a moment but we start with ready weather and meteorologist michael schlesinger. 3 ((30 seconds tz)) tz))today...sunny. highs in the lower 50s. southwest winds 10 to15 mph with gusts to around 30 mph. .tonight...partly cloudy. lows in the mid 30s. southwest winds upto 10 mph. .wednesday...partly sunny until late afternoon then chance of light rain in the afternoon. highsin the mid 40s. southwest winds 5 to 15 mph..wednesday night...cloudy. chance of light rain through aroundmidnight...then slight chance of light rain and snow after our top story this morning... in a check for 3-and-a-half million dollars later today... to pay for the recount effort here in wisconsin. if she doe

university police officer. hena daniels has the latest on the investigation. -nats-students at ohio state university came together in prayer last night...many had rampage fresh on their minds. minds.(sot clara young/ osu student) we were moved to a classroom in the basement that could lock// it was kind of scary because we didn't know much and couldn't get service -nats-ambulances people on campus barricaded themselves in classrooms..moments after police say - abdul-razak ali artan (abdul ra-zahk ali-ar-tahn ) intentionally rammed his car into a group of people outside: (sot angshuman kapil, graduate student, the ohio state university) "i think i saw three or four students being hit."authorities say the somali-refugee then got out of the vehicle with a butcher knife and began stabbing onlookers.-nats/sot-(911) all patients are alert and oriented but severe bleeding out of some of themuniversity officer alan horujko (whore-rootch-co) is credited with ending the chaos: chaos:(sot osu chief of police craig stone) our officer was on the scene in less than a minute, and he ended the scen

attack at ohio state university is being investigated as a possible act of terrorism. i'm hena daniels, the latest on the rampage coming up. >> imagine this? watching from half a world away while thieves ransack your home? we'll hear from the helpless homeowner coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> it is giving tuesday. how are you planning to help out someone in need? >> we'll it will but a good cause coming up. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> carry out bloody knife attack at ohio state university. >> monday attack injured 11 people before the suspect shot and killed by university police officer. hena daniels with the latest on the investigation. >>> student at ohio state university came together in prayer last night. many had memories, and monday's campus rampage fresh on their mind. >> we were in the classrooms, in a basement, kind of scary because we didn't know much. couldn't get service in the basement. >> people on campus barricaded themselves in classrooms. moment after police say abdul -- razak ali artan intentionally rammed his car into a group every people outside. >> everybody, i think i saw three,

attack, hena daniels cbs news. >>> we spoke with an ohio state university student from massachusetts who barricaded grace ash worth is from lowell, the moments after the attack were terrifying she had chairs stacked against the door for more than an hour. >>> i'm so happy nothing happened to me and i wasn't near the scene and happy my friends are safe i'm still worried about all the people who are injured. >>> the 11 people include faculty and students one is in critical condition classes at ohio state will resume this morning. >>> to the trump transition been filled they learned todd price has been selected as secretary of health and human services. if price is confirmed by the senate he'll help led to way to make president obama's health care law something trump vowed to appeal. >>> president elect mike pence says there will be a number of important announcements we do know trump will meet with mitt romney for a second time the former massachusetts governor is being considered for a secretary of state. president elect at trump power in new york, he is also being mentioned as a possible

graduate students today. anne-marie. >> hena daniels here in new york. thank you so much, hena. >>> well, the officer who killed the ohio state attacker is being praised for his heroism and for his training. officer alan horujko is 28 years old. he received a bachelor's degree from ohio state and worked for the student safety service. >>> leaders of the columbus muslim community condemn the attack. >> i as muslims, we're hurt by this tragedy and attack. >> they say the attack has nothing do to do with their religion and caution that the act of one individual should not further divide the community. coming up on "cbs this morning," more on the investigation on the ohio state university attack. >>> president-elect donald trump is interviewing candidates for top administration positions with for secretary of state of mitt romney. today, he's nominated two critics of the affordable care act to help him overhaul the system. but it's the battle over who to choose as secretary of state that is making headlines. >> reporter: cbs news has learned congressman tom price of georgia has bee

little neighborhood the tone is marketedly different. hena daniels is here in new york. >> cubans are observing nine days of mourning and today after 9:00 a.m., tens of thousands are expected to gather in the streets of havana when simultaneous 21 gun salutes will sound off in the capital. meanwhile in miami, they are looking forward to better times in cuba. massive crowds are expected today at havana's revolution plaza to pay tribute to fidel castro. mourners will be allowed to sign a book of condolences and on tuesday, a public ceremony is planned in the square. the iron fisted former dictator had numerous critics brought but in cuba where he ruled for nearly 50 years, many people admired him. victor thought he had lost a patriarch, the father of our family and our revolution. castro's ashes on a procession in the island before buried in the city of santiago. in miami's little havana where thousands of cuban exiles live more people are celebrating than grieving. many considered him a brutal dictator who took dream away from their families for decades. ivan rodriguez's parents are fr

effort hena daniels has the latest from new york. president elect donald trump is slamming election recount efforts as a scam... and says voter fraud kept him from winning the popular vote... tweeting: "in addition to winning the electoral college in a landslide, i won the popular vote if you deduct the millions of people who voted illegally." wisconsin state election over a possible timeline for a recount of the state's presidential election --- where donald trump won by a narrow 27 thousand votes. the president-elect's incoming chief of staff is calling the effort ridiculous: the group of people that were nervous about mr. trump are not conceding are conducting recounts in states we won over 68 thousand votes. americans know this is a waste of time and money. tower to fill key cabinet roles. meanwhile, his transition team's debate over mitt romney assuming the role of secretary of state, spilled onto the sunday morning talk shows. (kellyanne conway/former trump spokeswoman/) people feel betrayed to think that governor romney, who went out of his way to question the character and t

nine days streets. a number of folks are celebrating. hena daniels has more on how they are looking forward to better times in cuba. >> reporter: massive crowds are expected in revolution's plaza. a tribute to fidel castro. mourners will be allowed to sign a book of condolences. tuesday a public ceremony is planned in the square. the iron fisted former dictator had numerous critics nearly 50 years many people admired him. mr. manuel said he felt like he lost a patriarch, a father of our family. a father of the revolution, he said. castro's ashes will go on a four-day island-wide procession starting wednesday before being buried. but in miami's little havana where thousands of cuban exiles living more people are many considered him a brutal dictator who took freedom away from their families for decades. she is optimistic for the future. >> we love the culture and we fell in love with people without even going there. >> reporter: cuba remains a communist nation under fidel's brother raul castro. a rally is planned for wednesday to demand freedom and democratic reforms in cuba. hena >>

also named as frontrunner for the position. hena daniels, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> well, we've been talking about it all morning, it is cyber monday, 36% of americans are expected to shop on line today. so, if you prefer to park yourself on a couch, instead of maneuvering the parking lot at the mall, here are some things to remember to keep your money safe. >> first of all, be sure confirm that a website is secure before entering any of your information, look for app after http in the url, also, offer p more protection, and also, check your statement regularly, to make sure the only charges are the ones you have ' made. be sure keep a record of order confirmations and receipts. if you are shopping on mobile device, don't use public wifi. only use your connection, block your devices with passwords, so data, even if the phone is out of your hands, work within apps from trusted sources. >> now if you are looking for travel deals, you can also find them on line today. expert say, slow summer travel sales should result in big airfare and hotel deals. some may even last through the f

when castro came to power...many are celebrating and looking forward to better times in cuba. hena daniels has the latest from new york. massive crowds are expected today in havana's revolution plaza to pay tribute to fidel castro. mourners will be allowed to sign a book of condolences, and on tuesday a public ceremony is planned in the square. the iron-fisted former dictator had numerous critics abroad-- but in cuba--- where he ruled for nearly 50 years. many people admired him. (natz)victor manuel said he felt like he had lost a patriarch ... "the father of our family, the father of the revolution," he said.castro's ashes will go on a four-day island-wide procession starting wednesday before being buried in the city of santiago.(natz)but in miami's little havana where livemore people are celebrating than grieving. many considered him a brutal dictator that took freedom away from their families for decades.(natz)yvonne rodriguez's parents are from cuba. she is optimistic for the future.(sot: yvonne rodriguez)we are extremely curious, we love the culture and we fell in love with cu

ahead of castro's funeral. here is hena daniels. >> massive crowds are expected today in havana revolution plaza, a tribute to fidel castro. mourners will be allowed to sign a book of condolances. on tuesday, a public ceremony is planned in the square. the iron fisted former dictator had numerous critics, but in cuba, where he ruled for nearly 50 years, many people admired him. victor manual said he felt like he had lost a patriarch, the father of our family, the father of the revolution, he said. castro's ashes will go on a four day island wide procession, starting wednesday, before being burried in the city of santiago. but, in miami's little havana, where thousands of cuban exiles lived, more people are celebrating than grieving. many considered him a brutal dictator, who took freedom away from their families for deng aids. rodriguez's parents from cuba. she is optimist he can for the future. >> we are love the post, we fell in love. without even going there. >> cuba remains a communist nation under fidel's brother role role. planning rally on wednesday, to demand freedom, de

of the year. hena daniels has tips on how you can stay safe as you cook your thanksgiving meal. this is one of the many turkey mishaps fire safety experts want you to avoid this thanksgiving. firefighters respond to as many as 14-hundred cooking fires on thanksgiving... that's more than 3x evelin fernandez this is what my arm looks like, both arms it's a lesson evelin fernandez learned the hard way - when she left a combustible can between her stove burners while making dinner for her family the pam spray exploded, which caused the stove to explode i felt the flames hit my face after multiple surgeries and a month in the hospital - evelyn says she is still dealing with and emotional scars that will last a lifetime. so, lets talk turkey safety. no matter how distracted you are this holiday, experts say when in the kitchen always pay attention... unattended cooking is the leading cause of house fires. elliott kaye: if you have to leave the kitchen, call in reinforcements. assign somebody to keep an eye on the cooking at all times. never douse a cooking firefighter placed another

visit from firefighters! hena daniels has advice on how to avoid holiday cooking dangers. >> reporter: t many turkey mishaps fire safety experts want you to avoid this thanksgiving. firefighters respond to as many as 1,400 cooking fires on thanksgiving. that's more than three times the average of any other day during the year. >> so this is my skin graft. it's in the process of healing right now. >> reporter: it's a lesson evelyn fernandez learned the hard way when she left a combustible can between her stove burners while making caused the stove to explode. then i felt the flames hit my face. >> reporter: after multiple surgeries and a month in the hospital, evelyn says she is still dealing with physical and emotional scars that will last a lifetime. so let's talk turkey safety. no matter how distracted you are this holiday, experts say when in the kitchen, always pay attention! unattended cooking is the leading cause of house fires. >> if you have to leave the kitchen, call in reinforcements. assign somebody to keep an eye on the cooking at all times. >> reporter: never douse a cook

moment can lead to an uninvited thanksgiving guest -- firefighters. hena daniels has advice on how to avoid holiday cooking dangers. >> reporter: this is one of the many turkey mishaps fire safety experts want you to avoid this thanksgiving. firefighters respond to as many as 1,400 cooking fires on thanksgiving. that's more than three times the average of any other day during the year. >> so this is my skin graft. it's in the process of healing right now. >> reporter: it's a lesson evelyn fernandez learned the hard way when she left a combustible can between her stove burners while making dinner for her family. >> the pan exploded, which caused the stove to explode. then i felt the flames hit my face. >> reporter: after multiple surgeries and a month in the hospital, evelyn says she is still dealing with physical and emotional scars that will last a lifetime. so let's talk turkey safety. no matter how distracted you are this holiday, experts say when in the kitchen, always pay attention! unattended cooking is the leading cause of house fires. >> if you have to leave the kitchen, call