Evidence of a criminal act. Abcs david kerley reports. Script these are they terrifying moments. After passengers reported a loud bang. And smoke. Shortly after takeoff. The cabin of the airbus a321 depressurized. Oxygen masks deployed. Some of the 74 passengers moving to the back of the jetliner. As the plane descends to make an emergency landing. And on the ground. Those passengers get to see. The floor to ceiling hole. In the fuselage. From the outside. Signs of what appear to the markings of an explosion. The peeled back metal. Streaks of soot. Sot col. Stephen ganyard former Fighter Pilot and dep. Asst. Secy. Of state which would suggest quite definitively that this was a bomb of some kind, probably something about a hand grenade size that would have made this hole in the side of the airplane. Two passengers reportedly hurt. The somali airline. Flying from mogadishu to djibouti. Even the pilot thinks it was a bomb but one aviation expert believes there should have been more interi
To his friends, family and colleagues. The battle against the socalled dog rock fire is limited to ground crews. The fire has grown to 250 acres. 60 homes in the small town of foresta are evacuated. The West Entrance to the main part of yosemite remains closed. A first look at the face of a man police say is apparently showing off other parts of his body. Police just released this sketch of a man who exposed himself to a young girl. Its the second time this week that a man has exposed himself in the palo alto neighborhood. That sketch isnt really clear. How are police going to find him . Reporter thats a good question. They sure are hopeful that they can. However, catching this guy police say is their number one pri ormt. Priority. Just last night, a 10yearold walking her dog along this sidewalk got the scare of a lifetime. It happened to another girl just the night before. Tonight were getting a glimpse at the man police are looking for. There are a lot of children who go to school by
Weekend and he was unable to recover. Good afternoon, im Elizabeth Wenger in today for frank mallicoat. Im michelle griego. We start with that breaking news this noon. Cbs reporter Omar Villafranca with more on the death of the first person diagnosed with ebola in the United States. Reporter Thomas Eric Duncan is now the first person in the United States to die from ebola. The 42yearold liberian passed away after being hospitalized at Texas Health Presbyterian in dallas since late last month. The hospital released a statement expressing its condolences and saying ebola is a disease that attacks the body in many ways. Well continue every effort to contain the spread of the virus and protect people from this threat. Duncan was originally sent home when he first came to the hospital. By the time he was admitted four days later, his condition had worsened. Duncan, who brought the virus back with him from liberia, received experimental treatment and kidney dialysis. Health officials are kee
Erupted in San Franciscos Mission district. Ryan, you just spoke with relatives of the victims . Reporter yeah. Thats right. In the last hour, we talked to a cousin, now Family Friends and names identify the father in this fire as mohammed saibe [ phonetic ]. This is the victims cousin. They are okay. They suffered smoke inhalation. Im shocked. Im glad they are okay at the hospital. We are gonna go visit them now. Reporter so the cousin and neighbors say that the mans family lives up on the second floor and then below, thats where mohammed manages a liquor store here at the corner of 24th and treat. Now all five are at the hospital. The father and two children have the most serious injuries. We had five challenging rescues, a mother, father and three children. Reporter some firefighters fought the flames while others searched the building for more victims. There was people, you know, screaming yelling and emotional scene. So yeah they are in the dark heavy smoke conditions, active flam
Redwood city and san jose nearly a half inch of rainfall. Coming up in weather, well talk about when the next rain chance is as this heavy rainfall ends coming up in a few minutes. By midafternoon the storm had its sights set directly on san jose. Our len ramirez picks up our coverage. Reporter for families commuting southbound on oil 87 through downtown, they may not be getting home until late because traffic is at a standstill. Its been this way all afternoon ever since this very strong storm hit early this afternoon. The intense downpour seemed to catch everyone by surprise including drivers along the southbound lanes of highway 87 fire that downtown san jose. Debris led to snarled traffic all afternoon after lanes were blocked. Storm drains clogged with leaves were a problem for palo alto. Cars splashed through the water and people in the streets had to sidestep 3 puddles stepped right through. It was deep and wet. Reporter others ran for cover not expecting so much water to fall i