-year-old u.s. citizen is accused of pledging police allegiance to isis. the fbi says he was ready to kill innocent people in new york when they arrested him in new yorkhe had been in contact with an isis member in syria, who encouraged him to carry out a new year's attack. >> times square new year's eve will be one of the safest places in the country. aixa: 6000 officers are patrolling times square. >> we are aware the threat has changed. significantly, from where it was two years ago. aixa: homeland security says it knows of no specific and credible intelligence of a terror plot. as other major cities around the world ring in 2016, the capital of belgium canceled its new year's e fireworks amid concerns. authorities arrested two men in police, soldiers, and popular attractions in brussels. paris canceled its fireworks show to hold a more subdued celebration with a video display. in washington, aixa diaz, wyff news 4. >> now, your live super doppler 4 hd weather forecast. chris: take a look at this sunset from our champion hills skycam. check that out. this is a sign of things to com

" puckerman on "glee." michael: the fbi has joined the investigation into a deadly plane crash in alaska. investigators say the plane hit a building, and then crashed into another building. one person was killed in this. officials say the small plane belongs to the civil air patrol. they're a civilian auxiliary of the u.s. air force. volunteers who help in search and rescue efforts. officials say there were high winds at the time the plate and down. florida. it shows an 84-year-old woman's purse being stolen, while she was praying. you can see the thief standing sunday. he then sneaks up to the woman, who had her eyes closed, and grabs her purse. the crook then quickly ran out the door. cemetery, but the victim's money and wallet were missing. the thief has not been caught. michael: some frying pans do not belong on your stove. they could prove dangerous to you and your family. a recall to tell you about. chris: 20 degrees warmer today than we should have been. 52 the average high. we tied a record set in 1984, 72 degrees. more of the forecast in the announcer: one candidate tough

terminals after a bomb threat this weekend. it was phoned into the fbi. the bomb squad set up a safe zone following that threat. eventually though it proved to be nothing. act an hour later authorities gave the all clear. >>> still to come taking heck eling to new heights. we're going to show you one nfl fan and how he's trying really hard to get under roger goodell's skin. >>> plus the battle against hiv in the district is the fight successful? we'll find out some findings from a new study. >>> and without the backing of his party, will alexandria's mayor make a bid to keep his job? there's a big announcement expected later today. allyson? it's pretty nice out here, clear skies comfortable temperatures into the 60s and we're headed to the 80s today and lisa, another day of staying away from that 90- degree mark all good news there. by 11:00 78 degrees as you're headed out for your backyard barbecues or whatever you have matched for this labor day weekend. 82 by 1:00, we'll top out about 87 and the sunshine holds. the nats game looks grit as >>> welcome back 7:41. we are on the

allegations against former speaker of the house dennis hastert are starting to pile up. the fbi is aware of two more cases of potential victims who are alleging sexual misconduct. danielle nottingham has more. >> reporter: former house speaker dennis hastert is being linked to three potential victims of sexual misconduct. cases that came to light during an fbi investigation into millions of dollars he allegedly paid as hush money. the victims date back to his days as a teacher and coach. one of the persons is listed as individual a in a federal indictment. he's charged with evading bank regulations by withdrawing the money in small increments and lying about toyota the fbi. a woman said her brother was molested. >> i asked him when was your first same sex experience and he looked at me and said it was with dennis hastert. >> reporter: he died of aids in 1995. gary mat lock was also on the wrestling team. >> it surprised me, it disappointed me. >> reporter: danielle nottingham, cbs news. >> to be clear, dennis hastert is not charged with sexual abuse, just violating banking regulati

they contained classified information when generated. the ig's office notified the fbi that classified information may exist on a private news, >> the justice department has no not said whether they'll open an investigation into the e-mails. >>> convicted spy jonathan pollard could be released as early as november. he's the former intelligence analyst found guilty of selling u.s. secrets to the israeli government. his sentence called for the release after 30 years unless the u.s. government found he violated rules in prison or was likely to commit further crimes. the justice department will not block the release. the move is seen as a gesture to ease israeli anger over the nuclear deal with iran. >>> another institution is backing away from bill cosby. spelman college in atlanta has discontinued the bill cosby professorship. this comes after recent details emerged of his testimony in a sexual assault lawsuit. a deposition released this month shows the 78-year-old actor and comedian acknowledged he got sedatives to give to women before sex. >>> it's a cornerstone of the capit

case was continued until june 2nd. >>> a former fbi special agent will be in federal court today. the 38-year-old was an agent from 2004 to 2010. this is a picture of her posted on facebook. according to court records, she drove the to cia and nsa headquarters last thursday to test their security. she allegedly made threats to kill officers and told them she wanted to die by police brutality. she has been ordered to undergo a mental evaluation and will be in court at 2:00 this afternoon. >>> the riot sparked by the death of -- riots sparked by the death of freddie gray happened on her first official day on the job. she will meet with city officials, members of congress, law enforcement officials as well as faith and community leaders. the city is still recovering from the unrest stemming from the death of freddie gray. the fbi and justice department are investigating for possible civil rights violations. and in the coming week, federal investigators are expected to release their results of a separate review of the police department's use of force. six officers have been charged in con

the deck below. what happens to the >>> the fbi has joined police in connecticut to investigate a brazen odd robbery attempt. police say the suspects strapped a fake bomb on a credit union executive and then demanded he empty own vault. there's a lot more to the story. vinita nair has more. >> reporter: police lights and sirens lit up the streets of new britain, connecticut. this home in a quiet residential neighborhood was swarming with s.w.a.t. teams after police were alerted to a bizarre extortion plot involving a high ranking bank employee. >> police agencies began to investigate a report after home invasion that occurred in bristol. information was developed that linked that incident to an alleged scheme to steal money from achieve financial credit union. >> reporter: two intruders stormed the home of matthew yussman, the cfo of achieve financial credit union sunday afternoon. they strapped a device to him claiming there was a bomb. next they allegedly tied the banker's mother to a bed attaching a device to her as well. they allegedly told yussman that if he tried to contact

claimed there was a chemical weapon on board. the fbi searched the plane, didn't find anything. similar threats prompted searches of a saudi arabian airlines plane and an american airlines plane at jfk. none of the threats were de emed credible and authorities say the calls may have been from the same person. >>> courts were open today in cleveland for the arraignments of dozens of protesters arrested over the weekend. a day of peaceful protests against the acquittal of a white police officer charged in the death of two unarmed black drivers. 71 people were taken into custody. 50's were arraigned today on misdemeanor charges. most pleaded no contest and were sentenced to time served. a handful pleaded not guilty. >>> absolutely devastating is how the texas governor describes the flood damage from record rainfall over the weekend. some of the worst flooding happened in the town of wimberly where hundreds of homes were destroyed. one person died. the search has been suspended for at least 12 missing after the la blanco river overflowed its banks. roads were underwater and homes w

. >> good to have those two guys on the flight. an fbi spokesperson says the bureau is well aware of the incident but cannot confirm whether they are investigating it as a true threat against the flight. >>> the d.c. police department wracked again by charges one of its officers sexually abused teenagers. chief cathy lanier is disturbed and disheartened by allegations that officer darrell best used his position as a cop, pastor and counselor to molest a 16- year-old and 17-year-old and one says best forced himself on her inside an office at d.c. headquarters. the other said the cop abused her repeatedly inside his storefront church in southeast. now he faces four counts including first degree sex abuse while armed. >>> new allegations against state department worker daniel rosen now charged with voyeurism and stalking. today police said what they thought might have been a six month period of him secretly videotaping women might have gone on for years. >> reporter: i'm ellison barber in northwest d.c. daniel rosen was in court yesterday answering to charges he secretly filmed more women.

. >> reporter: fbi agents don't know yet how or when the two were radicalized. they are trying to figure out how the assault rifles used in the attacks were passed from a man named enrique marquez to the two suspects. >>> a quick note now from the campaign 2016 trail. republican front runner donald trump back in the headlines tonight. a "complete and total ban on muslims entering the united states until leaders here can again figure out what's going on." trump's campaign manager says that proposed ban would apply to all muslims including those seeking immigration visas or trying to visit the u.s. as tourists. >>> well as trump released the statement, the homeland security was meeting with leaders of the second largest mosque. that meeting just wrapped up. bruce leshan was there. >> reporter: the homeland security secretary promised to direct their own question tonight about donald trump and his calls to cut off any muslims from entering the u.s. for now. but the secretary, they did call for people with access to microphones to behave responsibly. that they should not be out vilifying ame

prince george's county will likely win the competition for the location of the fbi's new headquarters. according to his spokesman, cardin's mark this morning is based on the quality of the county's mass transit services. the fbi, as you know, is considering two locations in prince george's county and a third in springfield, virginia. all three sites are within walking distance to a metro station. >>> house majority leader kevin mccarthy has made it official. the california republican is running for house speaker hoping to succeed john boehner. mccarthy is also making headlines through the fight against terror. he says the united states should set up a no-fly zone in northern syria and should consider putting special forces on the ground in iraq to help win the fight against isis. >>> talk of a possible plea deal today during a hearing in the dennis hastert hush money case. the former house speaker has pleaded not guilty to violating banking laws and lying to the fbi. prosecutors say he gave $3.5 million to somebody to hide past misconducts. the payments were reportedly to conceal clai

. >>> tonight, the fbi is assessing the credibility of an online death threat for students. comes at a time of increased tensions across the country. after protests led to the resignations of both the president and the chancellor of the university of missouri. peggy fox joins us live from the campus, peggy? >> reporter: now, police officers on campus, that was the sign that something was different. the schooled they were beefing up security and working with law enforcement to try to track down the source of this vile threat. >> we did -- we just want equality and justice and go to school. >> reporter: students tried to go about their business today but the distraction of a death threat posted anonymously against the students one of the top historic black colleges in the country was a bit unnerving. >> surprising at first when i saw it. so, it was -- we have a different group. the person wrote any blank left at howard university at 10:00 tomorrow will be the first to go. any of those cheapskate blanks who try to get out using the metro will regret the choice real fast. the personned t

. he also created a new 57 different twitter accounts to spread isis propaganda according to the fbi. >>> an unexpected search for the mystery woman in scrubs credited with helping to save a man's life. >>> but up next, charges are pending against a driver involved in a ok, we're here. here's dad. mom. the twins. aunt alice... you didn't tell me aunt alice was coming. of course. don't forget grandpa. can the test drive be over now? maybe just head back to the dealership? don't you want to meet my family? yep, totally. it's practically yours, but we still need your signature. the volkswagen sign then drive event. zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first months payment on a new jetta and other select models. >>> out of prince george's county tonight, the morgan state university junior where the 20-year-old adedire ososanya was killed last night when another driver crossed the center line hitting him head on. and the other driver suffered non-life threatening injuries. police have not filed any charges yet. >>> the former navy seal commander was laid to rest today. h

americans to shelter in place. >>> a new isis video threatens an attack on the white house. how the fbi monitors potential lone wolf attackers. >>> and donald trump adds fuel to the refugee debate. he supports a database to track muslims here in the united states. >>> we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> about 140 guests, 30 employees, are trapped inside at

the philippines. >>> the fbi is investigating a break-in at an army facility in massachusetts. allyson? >>> it's cool out here. at but not this afternoon. we're heading to the mid-60s in november? yeah. it's going to be absolutely gorgeous. sunshine, high pressure -- not for long, though. things change as soon as tomorrow arrives. i'll have details coming up. >>> a great start this morning around the beltway, at least. this is a live shot right now at 95 and 495 in college park. computers traveling on the inner and outer loop won't find problems but we have problems on metro with a delay on the red line. we'll get you around that trouble spot and a look at how things are shaping up in the district after the break. >>> let's face it. winter is coming. a lot of you hate it but you know who likes it? tenacious topper. he will predict how cold it and be and how every coconut has a dream. to come out of its shell. to show all the world its true, inner beauty. and then, in an ironic twist get covered up by chocolate and almonds. almond joy mounds. what every coconut wants. introduci

source confirms the flights were aerial support from the fbi requested by baltimore city police but no one is talking on the record. there were two planes, one jet and one cessna out of bristow, virginia. most ever the flights occurred last thursday, friday and saturday night. we should remind you the six officers involved in the arrest of freddie gray now face charges. coming up at 6:30, baltimore rising and a rally for peace. i'll tell you the artist who's behind it all coming up. we're live in the satellite center, delia goncalves, wusa9. >>> the new u.s. attorney general loretta lynch it promising support for the people of baltimore. she made that promise yesterday in person during her first visit to the city. it was also one of her first times publicly addressing the shooting deaths of freddie gray and the riots and protests which followed. >> baltimore has come to symbolize a lot of the issues involving police and community mistrust that plagues so many of our cities. but what i have heard here today is how all of the people of baltimore, every group that i have mentioned and cer

for a number of shootings if our region. the fbi says that suspect is responsible for a shooting at the icc -- on the icc and near the nsa. >> now we're learning possibly more. nikki burdine is live at the icc location near laurel. what can you tell us so far? >> reporter: we can tell you that the f.b.i. confirms that they do have a person in custody responsible for those shootings yesterday at the icc and at the nsa. then they're saying this person is also responsible for several shootings that have taken place in the past couple of weeks. first let me tell you about the shootings that took place yesterday. the first happened yesterday at about 2:45 on the icc. a truck headed eastbound was hit and bullets hit the wind shield of that truck which belonged to nelson tree experts. one person in the truck was hurt by glass. the other hit by a bullet but miraculously the bullet was stopped by his clothing clothe. throughout the two shootings, no one was seriously hurt, something coworkers of the two men in the nelson tree trimming truck are certainly tankful for. those -- thankful for. t

they go right there. >> reporter: fbi is not releasing exactly how much money was taken but they are offering a $30 -- they are offering $30,000 in this case. coming up in the next half- hour, i'll tell you what else police say you that ed to keep an eye out for -- need to keep an eye out for. >>> marriott plans to move from its bethesda location to a more urban friendly location. they will stay in the washington area but the company will not commit to staying in maryland at this point. >>> a bill that would require poultry companies to help fund the cleanup of the chesapeake bay is up for debate today in annapolis. state senator richard montalena says it would hold the biggest bay polluters partially accountable by requiring them to pay some of the cost of bay restoration. today's hearing is set for 1:00 this afternoon. >>> so watch out for a caravan of plow trucks if you're driving in the district this afternoon. >> and environmentalists plan to rally against fracking outside the stay house in annapolis. we'll have more on that. it's 6:09. here's howard. >> look at the sky this mor

pothole that you would like our team to help get fbied, go to tellwusa9.com or tweet us @wusa9. >>> with your help, we're going through new potholes almost every day. >> larry miller following your complaints on social media. >> looks like people are definitely whiling in on twitter. the twitter army banning together to make sure you're safe and we report these potholes. we have this tweet from jennifer. nice try filling the pothole along nebraska in northwest. that would be nebraska avenue in fact in northwest. d.c. hashtag potholepatrol9. looks like they tried to fill that pothole but some cars went over it so looks like they might need to go back out there and do some more work. this one from tran says abby who works here at -- frances abby who works here at wusa9. this is one of two bad ones on the 3700 block of upton street northwest. this is the best way to imhiewn indicate with us if you want to show us -- to communicate with us if you want to show us these potholes around town. they can cause substantial damage to your car. we got this one from ashley who says pothole alert, d.c.

act. >>> is a serial shooter targeting drivers on the colorado interstate. this morning the fbi is joining the investigation. >> plus, the british comedian winning over america. that would be james corden host of "the late late show." 57. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> we're so frightened that we'reling to give up our freedoms.

morning nick. >> mike, good morning, let's start with a crime this morning the fbi is still investigating the cyber attack at anthem ink. they operate of course bluecross/blueshield plans among others in more than a dozen states. last week the company discovered hackers accessed as many as 80 million customer records exposing social security numbers, birth dates and addresses. it's the largest known breach since last year's attack on community health systems which affected 4.5 million patients, that industry is being targeted because according to the fbi, criminals are willing to pay 50 times more for medical records than for a stolen credit card. since they contain enough personal information to create a completely false identity. >>> meanwhile that would keep agencies from asking whether new applicants have ever been arrested, charged with or convicted of a crime. as you both mentioned, now the so-called ban the box bill goes to the house of delegates which has rejected similar measures in the past. >>> meanwhile there's a shake- up to report at sony pictures, nearly three

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firefighters' radios have been fbi tdz. the fix -- have been fixed. the fix comes weeks after firefighters reported similar problems when deadly smoke filled a train at l'enfant plaza. parts of redline had poor to nonexistent radio coverage. metro says the latest issues were isolated to parts of the wheaton station and have been resolved. >>> 6:06 now. coming up later today, we could learn if montgomery county school superintendent dr. joshua starr will stay or go. >> starr has led montgomery county schools since 2011 but he hasn't always seen eye to eye with some board members. the board is meeting in a closed door session at 10:30 this morning. >> nikki burdine is live outside the montgomery county school headquarters with more on where this is going today. good morning, nikki? >> reporter: good morning. we'll know one way or another whether or not joshua starr will be staying or going. while we don't know exactly for sure what will be announced, we do know a couple of things. one of those is joshua starr's contract is up in may. the second is he had till sunday to make the boards aware

university. fbi director james comey said it's important for america to finally have the talk no one wants to touch. he said at times officers can become cynical and that can lead to a distrust of minorities, especially young black men. he also said the racial biases go both ways. >> we need to come to grips with the fact that this behavior complicates the relationship it the police and the communities they serve. in some american communities people view the police thought as allies but as antagonists. >> that was georgetown university law professor paul butler. director comey also suggested his oirches spend less -- officers spend less time in patrol cars and more time walking the streets of the communities they serving. he said it's time law enforcement started collecting date to on -- data on police- involved shootings so we all understand the magnitude of the problem. >>> maryland governor larry hogan will learn if his cabinet nominees will be approved. >> and a bill that would deregulate virginia's largest utility is now sitting on governor mcauliffe's desk. >> temperatures runn

before you get to queens chapping, adelphi road near 43rd avenue. the pavement will need to be fbied so it will be there for a while. 193 greenbelt road, university boulevard one option. beltway west you'll also find a decent option for you till you get to college park where it always slows into silver spring. 270 southbound volume for you getting down into rogville headed -- rockville headed to the lane divide. virginia 95 volume in newington. a new crash ow of stafford, northbound 95 just north of 630 stafford. that's blocking the right side of the roadway with a backup behind it. >>> maryland lawmakers attempt to tackle a growing problem of deadly overdoses across the state. >> finding permanent homes for the homeless in the district. mayor bowser says she has a plan. wusa9 is back after this. you guys can just leave your coats right over here. wow. your bedroom is amazing. oh, thanks. we worked with a designer from havertys. total refresh. oh, i cannot believe people. what? covering up your new bed like that. it's okay. what kind of animals did you invite to this party? we can he

by pope francis. >> plus the fbi investigates a series of convenience store robberies that could be connected in northern virginia. >> right after the break a local woman claims she was roughed up by police and has the video to prove it. we'll go there live next. >>> a local woman says she was severely beaten by police and falsely charged with a crime. >> she's threatening legal action after the july incident in bladensburg. that's where we find hank silverberg with more. hank? >> reporter: that's right. this started july 12th, a sunday night at a local restaurant. a group of women got in a fight. it ended with a 29-year-old mother of three getting badly beaten by police with some of it caught on video. this woman was at a restaurant on kenilworth avenue with her sister july 12th when the fight broke out. she said four women were beating up her sister. she went to help her sibling. restaurant security stepped in and escorted her outside where the real trouble began. uribe was landed over to an off- duty moonlighting police officer. it's hard to see in this grainy surveillance video,

his wife jill also. an incredible display of security, secret service, fbi with dc police and obviously police at andrews where the plane is parked as we speak and will be under guard 24/7 during the pope's spray. we are joined live from the vatican embassy where the pope arrived and is going in for the rest of the night. >> reporter: what an exciting moment, bruce. when the pope pulled up, i am surrounded here by school children from parishes and catholic schools across the d.c. area along with children from the argentinan embassy. they're waving flags of argentina and all the other kids waving flags of the vatican. i have to tell you, i didn't think i would hear screams like this outside of a one direction concert. that is the level of excitement among these elementary, middle, and high school students that were selected for the privilege of being here, randomly selected. the pope pulled up in his motorcade and waved to the children. there was a tiny bit of a disappointment i must say about his not coming over to shake hands or touch any of the children. but it was probably

srsonaid when the united states makes mistake, we own up to it. >>> the fbi is working with authorities in eastern europe to track down russian gangs who want to sell radioactive material to i.s.i.s. the most recent case happen in february when a smuggler offered cesium to militants, enough to contaminate several blocks. there was much less than advertised and not enough to make a dirty bomb. >>> straight ahead, uaw workers ready to go on strike. >>> and heating your home may not cost as much this winter. >> that's good news. >>> right after the break, a breast feeding battle at dulles international airport. >>> a big apology from united airlines after a mother was offered some -- rather unpleasant breast milk pumping options at dulles airport. >> you may not believer this one. liz cooper has a 4- month-old with a layover at dulles and asked where she could pump her breast milk. they gave two option -- the family bathroom that -- well, it didn't a power out let for her breast pump -- or they said you could use the pet relief area. >> i'm not looking for free drinks. i don't want a free

into prostitution. survivors of sex trafficking tell >>> the fbi launched the national raid aimed at stopping sex traffickers. forcing others into prostitution. it it is a growing problem that targets the vulnerable including children. maley hall talked to survivors about how they ended up selling their bodies againthst eir will. one minute on the streets of baltimore. the next, she is gone. picked up by a stranger forced to have sex. the workforce is as high as 3,000. we spoke to women who were forced to sell their bodies as teenagers. >> my mom had a boyfriend who would molest me and then in turned me on heroin to market me to his friends. >> she was forced to turn over $1,000 a night. >> he would beat you? >> yes. i had black eye or a bruce something. put make-up on it, it will not stop me from working. >> reporter: her pimp started grooming her when she was in the 6th grade. >> he was buying me clothes and stuff for sexual intercourse. >> reporter: they had so- called romeo pimps pimps that seduced them and then pimped them out. >> going to go out on the street t is crazy. >> rep

hampshire. less than a month before the boston marathon bombings. fbi analyst matthew testified the brothers practiced shooting for about an hour with rented 9- millimeter handguns. massachusetts state police lieutenant david cahill hold jurors -- 56 shell casings from a 9-millimeter semiautomatic handgun were recovered from the watertown crime scene. where the brothers were in a shootout with police. cahill said that same gun was used to kill mit police officer sean collier hours earlier. a terror expert returned to the stand for a second day testifying about radical islamic beliefs. dr. matthew leavitt gave a line by line analysis of the note dzhokhar scrawled inside the boat. the sentiments are consistent with jihadi documents found on the defendant's laptop. also told jurors the marathon attack appeared to fit into what he called a global jihadi movement that encourages muslims to commit violence against the u.s.. marlie hall, cbs news, boston. >> the close depends of tamerlan tsarnaev is expected to plead guilty in federal court today to a reduced charge of lying to the fbi. pr

isis. we're going to show you what the fbi says it found on his computer. >> jurors in the boston marathon bombing trial get a firsthand look at evidence including makeshift explosives. i'm marlie hall with the latest coming up. >> i'm stephanie ramirez in d. c. where today nine lucky high school students yeah, i'm married. does it matter? you'd do that for me? really? yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? uh, it's jake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at three in the morning. who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? [ jake ] uh... khakis. she sounds hideous. well she's a guy, so... [ male announcer ] another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. ♪ ♪ >>> 9 lucky students got the surprise of their lives today. george washington university's president and mascot showed up at their schools to award the seniors their award letters. stephanie ramirez caught all the tears and smiles on camera. what a great day for these kids. >> reporter: these are all deserving students w

what's being call an unprecedented operation. that's the word from the fbi who along with local police staged the large scale roundup of suspected drug dealers this morning in silver spring and in prince george's county. garrett haake has been following up on this developing story and is live from the newsroom. what do we know about this group itself, garrett? >> the investigation into this drug trafficking group began more than a year ago when residents complained to police about drug dealers running what amounted to an open air drug market in their neighborhood. today law enforcement swept in executing more than 30 search warrants simultaneously. prosecutors say the dealers were operating out of the bellpre housing complex in silver spring selling crack cocaine and heroin and business was good, but this morning fbi agents and several area police forces served 30 warrants at once arresting 18 people on federal charges from street level dealers to the suppliers of the group in hackensack. >> today we have identified and brought evidence against this drug trafficking organization and we

offers would take her own life. >> reporter: the fbi is investigating. don champion, cbs news, hempstead, texas. >> and the bland family attorney says sandra bland was never diagnosed with depression. >>> gyro copter man says no to another plea deal. douglas hughes, that man in that strange aircraft that landed on the capital grounds rejected a deal today that would have required him to spend 10 months in jail. his lawyer says hughes believes that federal guidelines call for him to receive a sentence of zero to six months behind bars. hughes says his stunt last spring was designed to call attention to the need for campaign finance reform. he's due back in court next month. >>> tracking metro tonight, red line service is back to normal after a train made contact with a low hanging commercial powerline. it all happened around 11:20 this morning and it caused some delays between the grovner and medical center stations. that train returned to grovner where passengers were able to eventually get off and get on another train and no one was hurt. >>> five people recovering tonight, all injured

presidents day, but grief counselors will be at the high school tuesday. >>> the fbi is investigating the murders of the three muslim college students in chapel hill. suspect craig hicks had at least 12 guns and a large cache of ammunition. the families are calling it a hate crime. police say it could be a parking dispute argument. >>> oregon governor has resigned. john kitzhabaner cenound he will step down wednesday amid allegations his fiancee used their relationship to obtain private consulting work. one month ago he was sworn into his record fourth term in office. he appears to be the first oregon governor to face an attorney general investigation. when lieutenant governor kate brown takes over next week, she will become the first openly bisexual governor in u.s. history. >>> have we got one amazing dog story for you. this is about sissy and last week her owner nancy was admitted to a hospital in cedar rapids, iowa, but sissy missed her human pal so much that she went searching for her. she made a 20 block trek to the hospital, a place she had never been before. she walked right i

the shooters, syed farook used social media to contact extremists all while under fbi scrutiny. syed farook and his wife were killed in a shoot out with police. a search of their home turned up 12 pipe bombs and weapons. the gun violence captured world wide attention. visitors to d.c. seem to shake their heads at another mass shooting and there is little change in the way americans view gun ownership. live in downtown washington, she scoured the headlines and spoke with tourists. >> reporter: what a fascinating look into how the rest of the world sees us. the shootings in san bernardino have been received by international visitors to d.c. with shock and sadness. >> another day in the united states of america. another day of gunfire. panic. and fear. >> reporter: that is how the british broadcasting corporation described the massacre. other media followed suit. >> can only happen in america. >> reporter: the international community is stunned. >> oh, no, not another one. >> reporter: stunned and confused. >> we don't get it. we have gun control. we do not believe every canadian needs

there's this tweet from the fbi. no seizure warrant at the arrest of martin shkreli today which means we didn't seize the wutang clang. that's a reference to the claim that he purchased that album for $2 million. >> altogether now, awww. >>> well, today is the day star wars fans have waited for. in just a couple hours they will get to feast their eyes on the force awake buildings. >> finally. you know they -- awakens. >> finally. you know they have been waiting so long and so patiently and none of them can shut up about it. a gloomy day for them to be out there doing this, stephanie, but these are the die hards out there you're talking to. >> reporter: oh, yeah. they would brave any weather conditions just to see this movie. these are the die hard fans and i want you to take a look. these guys caught my eye. you have a few princess leias over here and luke and the light sabres and if you look toward the front of the line, there are people that have been waiting about a week because they wanted to make sure they did not miss this movie premier. fandango is reporting they've already sold m

threatening letter was not dangerous.>> garrett haake is there live. >> reporter: the fbi has taken possession of the letter to conduct additional tests to find out what exactly was inside. leaders of the nation's largest muslim civil rights organization say this is the latest example of a troubling trend. officials that care say they get hate messages almost daily.>> it is increase since paris and with the san bernardino killings and the donald trump statements. it is really peaked -- has really peaked.>> it was a white powdery substance, apparently came out of the envelope and was opened by our civil rights department. that is the point when they contacted authorities.>> reporter: police, fbi, fire, and ems rushed to the headquarters. hazmat teams quarantined two employees and evacuated the rest. for two hours, everyone waited for the all clear. one field tests determined the substance was not dangerous, staff went back to work, leaving reporters with the reason as to why the letter was sent.>> it has been socially and politically accepted the promoted -- and promoted by people se

addresses of current and former high ranking officials fbi home land security and other agencies. they're trying to determine who posted the information and why. >> in light of the recent headlines involving police it is instance, the people of dc want access to video from police body cameras. coming up at six you may be surprised who is backing the push to make all of that happen. >>> trending now the piano man gets ready to be a father again. plus a record setting birth in houston. >>> a line of clouds right now fairly comfortable but you may be wondering can i walk the dog later tonight? yes, you can. temperatures a little cool, mid-50's in the suburbs low 60s inside the beltway. notice no green splochs you're safe -- splotches. you're safe tonight. we have big changes to the weekend forecast, coming up. . >>> let's go trending tonight. this is a big story. it is believed to be a first in the country. a woman has given birth to five girls at one time. >> i know. she has herself a girl band now. >> she sure does. the women's hospital of texas says it took four minutes for mommy

to live for, just got married a couple years ago, just bought a house. >> reporter: the fbi says the bureau wasn't targeted, though it's not clear why anderson came here. today crime tape and police lights the only reminder of the danger that came to visit and the co-worker and constant reassuring presence that will no longer be felt. >> i'm just going about my day, going about his day, clock in, clock out, but you ever know, could be somebody's last day. >> reporter: if you're wondering about that girl friend, also d.c. police chief cathy lanier said she was let go. she's in good condition, but what an experience that must have been. live in suitland tonight debra alfarone, wusa9. >> tragic all the way around. the fbi is deciding whether to pursue federal charges against anderson. >>> anne arundel county police are busy searching for a man they say tried to kill one of their officers this morning. ellison barber is live in anne arundel with the latest for us. good evening, ellison. >> reporter: good evening. that officer was in surgery earlier today, but one source said he's out of

. >> reporter: fbi agent robert is a father. >> everyone one of us have pursued the investigation as if noah terry thomas was our own boy. >> reporter: so they pursue. they search. whichever way they go they're sure to keep moving. >> we have no plan to stop now. the search may look different and may use different tactics and resources but we -- there is no plan to stop at this point. >> reporter: the search for noah terry thomas is now transitions. police say from a point where they cover as much ground as possible. saturate the area. search everywhere they can to where they are now investigating specific leads. >>> wusa 9 is committed to spreading the word about missing children like noah terry thomas with our bring them home campaign. go to wusa9.com. click on the bring them home link to view and share photos of the dozens of children now missing in d.c., maryland, and virginia. >>> hard to believe but we are tracking thunderstorms. >> topper shut says it's a weather alert day. >> reporter: i think the one most in jeopardy will be the morning commute thursday. we could hear the rumbl

long term security measure in place by the fall. >>> fbi is now investigating whether there was wide-spread corruption possibly a drug ring at the upstate new york prison where two convicted killers escaped. cbs news learned three top executives and nine security staff at the prison have been put on administrative paid leave. captured escapee david sweat is telling police he and inmate, richard matt, shot and killed three weeks after being on the loose, conducted a practice run the night before the escape. >>> one bad night after another is how the department of justice reviewed the protests in ferguson, missouri. they blame snipers using tear gas without providing warnings and bringing in police dogs that excited fear and anger among crowds. police plan to review the full report later this week. >>> the first lawsuit has been filed over the deadly amtrak derailment last month in philadelphia. it was a wrongful death suit filed by a family of a man killed when the train flew off the tracks. here's the family attorney. >> they have no opportunity to say good bye. no chance to tell the

with felony charges. both the fbi and federal prosecutors are recommending petraeus be charged with providing classified information to his former mistress while he was running the cia. paula broadwell brought a biography of petraeus and a search of her computer turned up a substantial number of classified documents. tonight a lawyer for petraeus would not comment. >>> before tip-off police determined a threat of violence directed at a local high school basketball game tonight was not credible, but security was extra tight out of an abundance of caution. charles flower high in springdale hosted north western high. there was no trouble. the school districts say a student posted a note on twitter last night claiming there would be violence at tonight's game. >> elijah didn't come to school today. >> reporter: because of that? >> yeah. the principal contacted the parents and apparently they got the dude and everything was safe right now. >> reporter: you feel safe? >> yeah. i feel safe. >> i feel safe. we got god on our side. >> yeah. >> authorities tracked down the student. the school

unsettling time on capitol hill even with the fbi thwarting the alleged terror plot drafted up by suspect christopher lee cornell to pipe bomb the capitol and kill lawmakers. cornell was arrested in a gun shop parking lot in ohio after buying ammunition. house speaker john boehner is crediting the fisa program, an intelligence services act, with helping in nabbing cornell. >> we would have never known about this had it not been for the fisa program and our ability to collect information on people who pose an imminent threat. >> reporter: law enforcement sources would not confirm to cbs news whether fisa was used during the investigation, but what is clear, law enforcement did spot cornell's social media postings on twitter. >> the rise of social media has enabled everyone in the world to have a voice and not all those voices are going to be calling for peace and tranquility. >> reporter: jonathan chancellor, a d.c.-based terrorism repeated expert says terror groups such as isis intentionally are crafting messages for younger social media users, particularly those who may be lookin

how they worship. however, we don't know if that's the motive behind the killing. both the fbi and local police are investigating. the victims' public say the three young people were targeted because of their muslim faith, but police think hicks shot the neighbor over a long running dispute about parking services. a former tow truck driver says hicks often called to complain about a car in his parking spot. hicks called so much the company no longer took his complaints. >> it actually got to the point where he was no longer allowed to call a car in. if he called, we wouldn't go out. >> hicks is charged with three counts of first degree murder and according to court records, a search of his home turned up a dozen firearms and a large cache of ammunitions. >>> federal prosecutors ordered state and federal e-mails. kitzhaber announced he's resigning from office next wednesday, all this amid influence allegations regarding hayes. hayes reportedly received 118,000-dollar in consulting fees from a private firm while also -- $118,000 from a private firm while also advising the governor. >

islamic state. he was also obsessed with israel. the fbi seized several items from this river side home over the weekend. the house belongs to enrique marquez a friend of farooq's. >> they were good friends for at least seven years. was a former security guard that purchased the rifles used in the attack. checking himself in to a hospital shortly after wednesday's shooting. danielle nottingham, cbs news, san bernardino, california. >> they tell cbs news that they are confident that only farooq and marquez purchased the guns legally in california and recon figured them to be more powerful as they are also reviewing the video from the gun store owners. who called saying that they saw the two together. marquez is not under arrest and is not considered a suspect. >>> well prince george's county police are hoping that you can help them track down a murder suspect. christopher crawford is wanted for first-degree murder in the killing of his friend tony proctor. they found proctor dead with gunshot wounds. police believe that he and crawford had gotten in to a fight escalating in to a deadly s

. the reward for anyone with information about the shooting is now up to $20,000. the atf and fbi have also joined the investigation. >>> there are new developments in the case of two high school football players facing possible criminal charges for tackling a referee. >> the stunning claim from the players saying they were just following orders. abc's t.j. holmes with more. >> reporter: the referee has no idea what's coming. violently blind sided in what appears to be an intentional hit. the football players say the ref came after them first verbally. district officials say they're filing a formal complaint against that referee regarding the racial slur allegations adding those alleged slurs and the frustration over what they thought were bad calls led the players to go after the ref. there might have been something else that triggered what the school called an assault, one of the coaches. >> the students allege that assistant coach said, that guy needs to pay for cheating us. >> reporter: that coach, mack breed, is now on paid administrative leave while the district looks into t

league on a big-time american network tv show. >> welcome to the fbi academy at quantico. >> i had to work on my american accent very hard. it was very hard for me to roll my eyes. it took me three days to say okay, alex parish, counter terrorism task force. >> jack-in-the-box. do we have time. >> chopra did go to high school here. she's not a total fish out of water. >> although high school here wasn't a happy time. >> well, i had some major like racist issues when i was in school. it really got to me. >> racist issues like school yard bullying? >> yes, there was this one girl who hated me. her name was an neen something. it's because of you i became miss world. i should find you on facebook. she hated me and she and her ten girls were like these bad ass girls who would like throw people into the lockers when they walked. >> her star is rise hearing in america. crowds are gathering. and an established celebrity elsewhere almost starting anew over here. >> you come here with like very little sort of currency in this country. >> they say america is a land of dreams. and i've come he

person, a security headache around the pontiff. this afternoon the fbi acting on apparent threat to kill the pope seized guns and ammunition in a new jersey house and broadcast sub descriptions of suspects. back in the general assembly this afternoon, he met the staff of the u.n., the importance of who is work for peace he praised. they welcomed him as one of their own. then from the u.n., the pope went 0 new york's history st. patrick's cathedral where in the midst of his jubilant day here, he knelt in prayer. ♪ ♪ see that man all dressed in white ♪ ♪ god's going to >> this evening he resumed his grueling schedule with a motorcade through harlem. bill blakemore, abc news with the pope in new york. >> just to remind you what a rock star he was. just like francis. >> uh-huh. >> but did he have a booblhead, as well? >> i bet he did. >> i'm sure he did. >> s hi >>> this morning on "world news now," making history. >> the people's pope and his is busy first full day in the united states from the commander in chief to the children at his feet. pope francis inspiring the faithful

is persuaded by the fbi to become an informant and help take down a faction of the irish mob. bulger is able to take advantage of the alliance and evade law enforcement while becoming one of the most powerful and deadly gangsters in american history. >> don't look to john because he's not going to help you. >> you spilled a secret family recipe today, maybe you spill about me tomorrow. is that something maybe that's a possibility? >> i was just saying. >> you were just saying? just saying gets people sent to allenwood. just saying could get you buried requick. >> wow. >> black mass already gashering oscar buzz with tony hicks of the "san jose mercury news" calling it a riveting character study and might land depp an oscar buzz. al alexander of the patriot longer agrees saying depp finally breaks out of his years long slump to remind us what a fine actor he truly is. this one looks good. >> it does look good. they've earned quite a bit of publicity for it. we'll see how well it does at the box office. that's the news for this half ho >>> this morning on "world news now," back on the t

one week ahead of his visit to the u.s. abc news learning the fbi arrested a 15-year-old boy accused of contemplating an attack on the pope. official say the teen was inspired by isis and wanted to use firearms and homemade bombs. the secret service is on alert, training for every possible scenario. >>> investigators say it's way too early to know what caused a deadly float plane crash in southwestern alaska. the plane went down about 175 miles from anchorage. ten fishing guides and clients were on board. at least three of them were killed. the other seven also injured. some of them critically. this was the ninth fatal plane crash in alaska this year. >>> we're learning some new details about the deadly school bus crash in houston that killed two teenage girls. the tragedy was made even worse for one of the families when they say they learned of their child's death in an automated voicemail from the school district. abc's ryan owens in houston this morning. >> reporter: a school bus tossed on its side. a mangled mess of metal after going over this overpass and crashing on the street