Pelley good evening. We can think of no greater contrast between good and evil than Kayla Jean Mueller who dedicated her life to helping people in need and the terrorists who claim today that she is dead. If true, mueller 26 years old from arizona, would be the the fourth american to die in the hand of the Islamic Terrorist Group known as isis. While the others were beheaded, isis claims mueller was killed by a Jordanian Air strike, part of the u. S. Led air campaign. Keeping in mind that theres no confirmation of any of isis claims today, Holly Williams gindz our coverage. I am in solidarity with the syrian people. Reporter Kayla Mueller wanted to help syrians. After working with humanitarian aid groups in india israel, and the palestinian territories, in 2012, she went to turkey where hundreds of thousands of refugees were fleeing syrias bloody civil war. She also ventured across the border to the chaos of wartorn aleppo. It was there in august 2013 as she left a hospital run by a medical aid group that she was taken hostage. Nine months later her family received confirmation that she was being held by the militants. Until now, the family asked that for her own safety she not be named publicly. Isis claims mueller was killed when a Jordanian Air strike hit this building on the outskirts of raqqa the groups stronghold in northeastern syria. We cannot verify that mueller is dead. The extremists enforce strict islamic war in iraqa where theyve carried out scores of public executions and where they held three other u. S. Hostages, all of whom were beheaded last year. A u. S. Military official told us the building hit was a Weapons Storage Facility carefully vetted before the strike, and not known to house any hostages. But, scott he also acknowledged that Kayla Mueller could have been moved there before the air strike. Pelley and if this is true, then mueller would have been the last known american hostage in the hands of isis. Holly williams reporting for us from northern iraq. Holly, thanks. Jordan stepped up its air strikes against isis after the terroristed put out a video earlier this week showing them burning alive a captured jordanian pilot. Charlie dagata is in amman. Reporter for the second day in a row jordanian fighter jets pounded isis targets on the outskirts of raqqa but jordan dismissed the claim by the militants that one of the strikes killed american hostage Kayla Mueller. Its an old and sick trick used by terrorists, tweeted the foreign minister claiming human shields are killed by air raids. Many jordanians had been reluctant to join the u. S. Led war against isis, but today thousand spilled out of the mosques, rallying to condemn the brutal execution of pilot muath alkaseasbeh by the group. Jordans queen rania said the country was united in grief and pride. Theyve come to mourn their murdered pilot and show support for their military and their king but theyve also come to express their anger aimed directly at isis. Its the first time an arab country has denounced isis so publicly. Jordans King Abdullah has tapped into that anger, donning combat fatigues and appearing alongside the military on prime time tv. National radio director duad you kuttab said Public Attitudes towards isis have changed this week. People do want to see revenge and they want to see punishment and they want to see this group that is there to violate human and islamic and natural law be punished. Reporter jordan says its forces will not stop until theyve eradicated isis, scott, and theyve expanded their air campaign to include iraq, as well as syria launching air strikes near mosul today. Pelley mosul, a city of several million in the hands of isis. Charlie dagata reporting for us from amman. Charlie, thanks. In another developing story Severe Weather is hitting the east and west this weekend. Heavy rain and powerful wind in Northern California and the Pacific Northwest and in the northeast, snowstorms will be coming in waves. We have both coasts covered beginning with carter evans in San Francisco. Reporter the powerful storm dumped up to seven inches of rain in part of Washington State as homes and streets flooded, swiftwater rescue teams used boats for evacuation. In central oregon, mudslides covered roads while high wind and heavy rain toppled trees. The Pineapple Express is an Atmospheric River of water in the sky funneling massive amounts of moisture from the Hawaiian Islands to the Pacific Northwest. When it hit california, it knocked out power to 80,000 homes and businesses. In San Francisco, it caused flight delays of up to four hours. But despite the disruptions the drenching rain is welcome here. As much as 60 to 70 of our age rainfall comes from dramatic Atmospheric River events. Reporter John Monteverde is a meteorologist with San Francisco state university. So californias in an extreme drought. Will this particular weather event help us with that . It will help us but its not going to end the drought. February, and march if they are wet, then our drought a dent will be made into it. Reporter while the rain is desperately needed, this much, this fast is a big concern in San Franciscos hightech district where engineer eric stafl works electronics and water dont mix. Reporter the heavy rain is expected to continue through sunday, and then another storm is forecast to hit the region on sunday. Scott, when its all over, some parts of california could see up to 10 inches of rain. Pelley carter evans by the bay. Carter, thanks very much. Have a look at this, heavy lakeeffect snow caused dozens of vehicles to pile up on i81 north of syracuse, new york. There were at least 30 vehicles and four tractor trailers but no serious injuries. Upstate new york and new england could get another foot of snow by monday. Eric fisher is the chief meteorologist at our cbs boston station wbz. He has the forecast. Well, boston has seen over four feet of snow in less than two weeks setting records along the way. Even with roundtheclock cleanup efforts carting snow out of the cities, it still looks like this in some of the neighborhoods. Yes that is a car still bury under the snow. What were watching it a longduration type of event from late saturday into sunday, into monday, even earlied it morning. Its not a powerhouse storm. A lot of snow adding up over time. Were looking at over a foot from boston northward and theres nowhere to put that extra snow. Meanwhile, we look across the rest of the country theres no snow, and no cold. In fact, were breaking record highs across the plains, moving towards the southeast places like denver, colorado, a shot at topping 70 degrees and that will be lasting through the weekend an early taste of spring. While here in the northeast it is anything but and as we look deeper into the forecast next week, more cold, perhaps record cold settling in by the weekend. Pelley eric fisher in boston. Today, we saw more evidence of strength in the jobs market. Employers added more than a quarter million jobs last month. The Unemployment Rate edged up to 5. 7 , but this is one of those times thats good news. More folks joined the hunt for work because theyre optimistic. Theres even more good news than that and anna werner has that. Reporter brian vice worked a series of blue collar jobs in atlanta before going back to school, then nabbing a higher paying job at Health Care Technology firm ingenius med last year. It was a big sacrifice to go back to school, but it was a sacrifice for the best things, which is, you know, providing opportunity for my family. Im getting ready to purchase a house. You know, ive never never had my own house or anything like that. Reporter Labor Department numbers show job growth averaged 2 sixth,000 jobs a month last year the best since 1999, and there were big upward revisions for the end of 2014. 70,000 more jobs were added in november for a total of 423,000. Hourly wages grew as well, up 2. 2 in the past 12 months, staying well ahead of inflation. Rick rieder is a chief Investment Officer with the black Rock Investment management firm. Technology is the place where youre starting to see not only job openings, but also wage pressure. Reporter some Tech Companies are already having to increase salaries to fill openings. Tino mantella heads up the Technology Association of georgia. Its primarily because of supply and demand and those positions that are needed. And when you have a shortage in some areas, people are going to be competitive and theyre going to have to raise the prices. Reporter and scott, those people you mentioned who got back into the workforce, it was some 700,000 people last month 200,000 more than last january. Pelley anna, thanks very much. The way wall street sees it, jobs means that the Federal Reserve is more likely to raise Interest Rates so the dow lost nearly 61 points today. It appears that the pilots shut down the one good engine on that transasia plane that crashed in taiwan wednesday. After takeoff the plane lost power in its right engine. Investigators wonder whether confusion caused the pilots to shut down the left engine in the few seconds that they had. 35 were killed, 15 rescued eight are missing. There was no deal today to stop the fighting in ukraine. The leaders of france and germany were in moscow trying to persuade russian president vladimir putin. Theyll keep trying. Rebels, armed by putin, are fighting to break away from ukraine in europes bloodiest war in nearly two decades. 5300 are dead, nearly a million are out of their homes. Today, there was a brief ceasefire and Elizabeth Palmer witnessed what happened next. Reporter with the shelling on temporary hold, convoys of buses were sent in by both sides to rescue anyone desperate to leave. Thousandves han bee trapped for three weeks on the receiving end of this. Russianbacked separatists have been pounding the area with rockets trying to force the ukraine army out. And leaving exhausted residents without power or water. Today, badly needed aid arrived and they lined up amid the sounds and the evidence of weeks of war. Ruined buildings, a puddle of blood. By days end the Ukrainian Government said its buses had evacuated 600 people but just 10 miles up the road, ukrainian troops were on the move regrouping for the next battle. And in a village nearby that had also been under fire, there were no buses, just despair. Where are we supposed to go . Asked this woman. Why are they bombing us. Why cant they stop this war . Do you care who wins this fight . Do you care . No, they say. We just want to live in peace in a normal country. But they like the families who made their escape by bus today, know what theyre probably facing instead is life shattered by even more war. As for those peace talks scott in moscow, between the russian, the french and the german leader aimed at finding some kind of a road map to peace, they ended without a breakthrough. However, they are due to resume on sunday as a fourway conversation with ukraines president poroshenko. Pelley Elizabeth Palmer covering ukraine for us again tonight. Liz, thanks. The government spent 26 billion to speed the move to Electronic Health records but are your Health Records secure . 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Reporter fizz love for this country began in a whole other world. As one of the lost boys of sudan, peter was torn from his parents during the sudanese civil war. At the age of eight he and thousands of other children were forced to trek across the desert on their own. Many died along the way. The lucky ones, seen in this video from a 2001 60 minutes story, ended up at refugee camps and a few thousand very lucky ones were eventually allowed to come to the united states. Peter got a job worked his way through college, and then joined the army as a thank you to america. As for his mom and dad peter never saw them again. I was hoping, thats what i said, i said god i hope my parents are okay. And i kept that hope and that faith for a long time. Reporter until just a few weeks ago when the army gave him leave and a friend bought him a ticket to go back and see them. His mom especially, was completely overwhelmed. 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Good reporter all here in the country he just cant thank enough. Steve hartman, on the road, in fayetteville, north carolina. Pelley and thats the cbs evening news for tonight. For all of us at cbs news all around the world, im scott pelley, and ill see you sunday on 60 minutes. Good night. Captioning sponsored by cbs im scott broom at Frederick High School, coming up rebounding from a High School Shooting by show nothing fear. Reporter im surae chinn at the verizon center, caps players pulling for a little boy fighting for his life in the hospital. Snapping selfies in front of dinosaurs and historical documents, but you might want to leave that selfie stick at home. But first tonight big basketball games at Frederick High School will tip off tonight with extra security. Good evening. Im derek mcginty. Im jan jeffcoat. Just two nights after student were hurt outside gymnasium doors schools are urging students to cheer on the team. However, the gunman not in custody yet. Reporter its the first day back after the wednesday night shootings, students determined not to let the incidents define them or their school. We stay strong. Reporter many frederick wore school colors. We all knit together as a family when things like this happen. Reporter head Boys Basketball coach greg shriver. I think its an important event for the school and the community as we try to get back to a sense of normalcy. Were feeling good. Reporter School Officials decided to go ahead with basketball with increased security. Meanwhile the students injured are recovering. One victims instagram act coun sharhees tws ne he is getting stronger daily. Police say they are investigating the possibility that Gang Activity is behind the attack. I think it would be good, safe, nothing will happen. Im excited to go. Im a cheerleader, so i need to be there. Reporter in Frederick Scott broom, wusa9. Doctors at Johns Hopkins in baltimore have released one of the students. The others are in fa