Transcripts For KPIX CBS This Morning 20140115 : comparemela

Transcripts For KPIX CBS This Morning 20140115

Children come out, and tears, and scared. It just breaks your heart. Reporter a School Shooting shakes a middle school. Two students wounded. The suspect has been taken to a psychiatrist hospital. The young man put the gun down and raised his hands. Whoa, whoa stop stop. Dramatic new video shows crews responding around the coroner says ye men huang was run over. We clearly let the voters down. Christie started the speech by saying, sorry, im late, but i cant control the traffic. Police raid Justin Biebers home, part of a vandalism probe, and they arrest one of his friends. I never thought it would be little za. Red flag fire warning has firefighters across california keeping a close eye on several small wildfires today. The times reports that nsa spied on millions worldwide, all without a connection to the internet. For the win jsh and its good arkansas in overtime. Australian fisherman has seen his stunt nearly go wrong when he tried his version of shark diving. And all of that matters. The amount of experience you have, its a help to the colleagues and help to us and were glad that youre here. Thank you. Youre very gracious, and now i have a question. Please. On cbs this morning. Youre killin the workin man whos stuck in this gutter left in the traffic jam down in jersey land this mornings eyeopener is presented by toyota. Lets go places. Welcome to cbs this morning. Good morning, norah. Good morning to you charlie. A lot ahead. A nice birthday for bill plant. Yeah, happy birthday to bill. Video obtained by cbs news raise new questions about the response to the Asiana Airlines flight. It hit a seawall at the end of the runway at the San Francisco airport. Two people were killed in the initial accident. One 16yearold victim survived the crash but then died after two fire trucks ran over here. Anna westerner is at dallasft. Worth. Good morning. Reporter good morning, norah, and good morning to you, charlie. The death of ye mengyuan has prompted additional training for firefighters at San Francisco internationality airport including 40 to 80 hours of advanced training here at dallasft. Worth airport. We obtained that video from a source close to the teenagers family. Whoa, whoa, whoa, stop, stop. Reporter 50 minutes of helmet footage and video from a fire truck show First Responders repeatedly warning that a victim was on the ground near the jet. That was 16yearold ye mengyuan. Hey, a dead body there. Reporter the video depicts a chaotic scene as they assess the situation. They say everybodys off. Just dont go in there. Anybody in there now, theyre dead. Reporter earlier, just four minutes after the crash, the video shows a firefighter directing a truck driver around ye. At that point, according to the coroner, she was still alive. The truck moved on and began spraying the plane with foam. Some of which partially covered the teen. 15 minutes later, the vehicle drove over her body. Ten minutes after that, a second truck did the same. Yes family has filed a legal claim against the city. Justin green is one of the familys attorneys. What appears to have happened is at least five firefighters saw her curled up in a fetal position by the wing of the aircraft. Nobody checked her vital signs. Nobody determined whether she was alive or whether she was dead. And nobody moved her or protected her from where she was. Reporter the San Francisco Fire Department told us they cant comment on pending litigation. But in december, assistant deputy chief dale carnes testified about yes death during an ntsb hearing in washington, d. C. This is a matter of certainly not of us being careless or callus, either one. It was the fact we were dealing with a complex and dynamic environment. Reporter San Francisco fire officials also told ntsb investigators that there was no formal policy on maneuvering or positioning fire trucks at accident scenes like the asiana crash. They say they are now working on strategies to try to reduce the chances that firefighting vehicles could impact accident victims at those scenes. Now back to you. So disturbing, anna. Thank you. And a 12yearold new mexico boy is in a Psychiatric Hospital this morning. Hes accused of bringing a shotgun to school and opening fire. Two students were wounded in yesterdays attack at a roswell middle school. Police say a teachers Quick Response prevented more bloodshed. Bob orr is in washington. Bob, good morning. Reporter good morning, norah and charlie. It turns out there may have been a warning before that shooting. Police now say they were told the alleged 12yearold gunman may have cautioned some of his friends not to go to school. Residents of roswell held a vigil tuesday night for the two victims 13yearold Kendall Sanders was shot in her right shoulder and is in stable condition at a lubbock, texas, hospital. The other child, an 11yearold boy, was critically wounded. Hed been shot in the face and neck. I ask all new mexicans to please join us in praying for the families, praying for the kids, making sure that they reach out and talk to people. Reporter Law Enforcement sources say the alleged gunman a 12yearold 7th grader walked into the schools gymnasium around 7 30 in the morning and opened fire, used a sawedoff shotgun thatd been concealed in the instrument case. We were sitting at the top of the stairs and he was right there, and i saw him trying to get on the bleachers, and then i saw, like, blood splatter and then i saw he he like fell onto the floor. Reporter the shooting lasted only seconds. Witnesses say the alleged gunman was confronted by a teacher, john masterson, who convinced him to surrender his weapon. Mastersons son james told cbs news, my dad is an extremely humble man, and honestly doesnt see himself as a hero, but merely as a teacher doing his job. Police Officials Say the investigation is ongoing. Were in the process of serving three search warrants. One is for the individual, the suspects locker. The other one is for a bag. And the third one is for a residence here in roswell area. Reporter by last night, students from the middle school had been reunited with their parents who had waited through the day at a nearby roswell mall. It breaks your heart, you know, for them to have to witness this and be a part of such a tragedy. Reporter now its clear there was at least some preplanning in that attack, because the weapon had been cut down, hidden in a case. Norah, police still dont have a clear motive, and so far, theyve none r not been able to confirm early reports that the shooter may have been bullied. Thanks bob. A new poll shows Chris Christie may be weathering the traffic jam scandal. 50 of the voters believe he did not know his inner circle was involved. 41 believe he did know. The wall street journal has photos of the governor. The pictures show christie with two political appointees involved in the scandal. They were taken while the lane closures were causing huge traffic tieups. Christie addressed the controversy during yesterdays state of the state speech. The last week has certainly tested this administration. Mistakes were clearly made, and as a result, we let down the people who are entrusted to serve. I know our citizens deserve better much better. Now, im the governor, and im ultimately responsible for all that happens on my watch, both good and bad. Now, without a doubt, we will cooperate with all appropriate inquiries to ensure that this breach of trust does not happen again. The new political director John Dickerson joins us now. Good morning. Good morning. How is governor christie handling this . Well, you could almost hear the page turning in that speech yesterday. He is basically the governor is now saying you know, this is important but here are the other things that i care about. Education. Crime. And what he did in that speech yesterday is say im going to focus on those and were not going to let politics get in the way. What was also interesting was this sort of behavioral modification hes gone through. He didnt use the firstperson singular, talking about himself. He talked a lot about we and bipartisanship. One thing that will be interesting to see is as he goes forward trying to fight for these programs will he will he change the way he has been effective in the past that brusk manner he used to boast about, having his wings clipped a little bit. You talk about the brusque manner and ive never seen them test a bully meter, but theyve done that in new jersey and voters think hes more of a leader instead of a bully, including democrats. Thats got to be good news for the governor. He gave that press conference and it went for almost two hours. And again, was very subdued, and the voters of new jersey one of the things youll notice in that poll, that appears to be happening, a rallying effect among republicans. So theyre kind of coming to his side here. And for now, it looks like hes you know weathered that first wave of public opinion. Yeah which is exactly what i was going to ask. If theres nothing else coming out, it looks like hes going to weather this. Right. Now, the problem for him is there are so many investigations going on and so many questions being continually raised. Of course thats what the speech was about, was an attempt to find a sort of formula for dispatching with each new wave of questions about his story and whether it holds up and the people who worked under him so that he can say, look im trying to do my job, which is probably what the voters of new jersey want to hear, anyway. All right, john, thank you. And the nsa is finding new ways to spy on foreign adversaries and take on Cyber Threats through a program code named quantuum. The New York Times says the nsa planted software in nearly 100,000 computers worldwide. In some cases, the agency used secret radiowave technology to gain access when computers werent connected to the web. The targets include chinas army, the russian military, and drug cartels. President obama is expected to endorse reforms to the nsa in a speech on friday. The way we use the internet could change after federal Appeals Court struck down Net Neutrality rules. The judges say the regulations over online content were overreaching. The decision opens the door for internet providers to block visits to websites and could also slow down sites like netflix and google and even charge users for access. The rules did not apply to wireless providers. And redflag fire warnings are up in much of central and coastal california. They indicate dangerous explosive wildfire conditions. Bill whitaker looks at some of the fires already responsible for serious trouble. Reporter the 40ache wildfire reported on Kimball Island near San Francisco began as just a tenfoot brush fire. But intensifying winds quickly spread the flames across the island burning several homes and engulfing at least one building. Local fire teams joined forces with the u. S. Coast guard to evacuate the island. No one was hurt. Meanwhile, in Southern California another brush fire was racing up a cliffside along Pacific Coast highway in malibu. We could see the flames from our house, and we could see the helicopters flying really low over our backyard. Reporter at least 160 firefighters and four watrdropping superscooper helicopter raced to put that fire out as it burned feet away from multimilliondollar mansions. Residents, like stacy santos, did what they could to battle the flames. Flames are coming up, and friends are helping with fire extinguishers and hoses and everyones safe. So were good. And theyre doing a killer job still. Reporter the firefighters say this latest round of wildfires is a direct result of severe Drought Conditions throughout the west coast that have extended fire season longer than normal. And the lack of rain and the unseasonably dry conditions just makes fire conditions just as bad as in the middle of fire season. Reporter for cbs this morning, bill whitaker, los angeles. New attacks in iraq killed more than 40 people. The violence in that country is at its deadliest point in seven years. Liz palmer is in baghdad. Elizabeth, good morning. Reporter good morning. Well, there are multiple bombings today by midafternoon, there had been five and counting. The biggest one outside the capital, at the funeral of a government supporter, the rest here in town. One went off in kharada, a very busy commercial district not far from where im standing. It was a car bomb and it went off in an area where people would be shopping or going to and from work. The others were scattered all over the city, mostly in shiite areas. Some of them car bomb some of them just Explosives Left in backpacks. Now, this Bombing Campaign is especially traumatic because baghdad is in effect an armed camp. There are military and police checkpoints, not only on the highways leading into baghdad, but every few yards inside the city, so some people are asking how do the bombers get around and not get caught . Nobody knows who planted the bombs yet. But it does appear to be the work of a group that was known when the u. S. Was here as al qaeda in iraq. Charlie, norah . All right, elizabeth, thank you. Florida police say a deadly Movie Theater shooting is not a case for the states stand your ground law. Curtis reeves is charged with Second Degree murder. He allegedly shot and killed chad olson after an argument about texting inside a theater on monday. Reid claims he fired his gun out of fear for his safety. The nfl is reeling this morning after federal judge in philadelphia blocked a settlement of injuries from concussions. Most of the 765 million would be used to help 20,000 retired players. James brown, whos with nfl today on cbs joins us from philadelphia. James, good morning. Good morning, charlie and norah. Good to hear you guys. So what do you think of this ruling . Well, im loving what the judge is doing, judge anita brody, saying, prove it to me im not convinced that the money being set aside is enough to cover at these significant award levels over the life span of this award for the 20,000 players, even if only 10 of that population were to make claims if you will. Shes not certain that theres enough to cover this for the lifespans. J. B. , what are the players saying . Norah, there are a number of players who, i guess, theres probably a split, some are saying some money is better than nothing. Lets get it, because weve been hurting for a long time. And as importantly, the families. Others are saying be because there was a Breakaway Group of players who sued the league reportedly for some 2 billion, theyre saying the award level right now is woefully low, norah. How will this lawsuit play itself out . You know what, judge anita brody is one who is very, very keen with the detail. It will be interesting to see, and a lot of players have a raised eyebrow just to make certain that their lawyers were arguing properly and strongly on their behalf, so theyre waiting to see if the numbers prove out the way the judge says that they should. All right, j. B. , thank you. By the way yes. Keep in mind norah, im heading to the gym to work out, because i understand theres a guy from San Francisco, when he scores a touchdown, you love the fact that he kisses his bicep, im heading to the gym. All right. J. B. , youre welcome here anytime, buddy. See you soon. We may see more of that on monday. Time to show you some of the mornings headlines around the globe, the Washington Post looks into the investigation of the southwest jet that landed at the wrong missouri airport. The airline says a third person was in the cockpit with the two pilots on sunday. He is a company dispatcher who had the authority to be there. The Chicago Tribune looks at a new warning of acetaminophen. Theyre asking doctors to limit the prescriptions in combination drugs, and the concern is accidental overdose. Too much acetaminophen can cause liver failure. The Los Angeles Times says the alleged mastermind of the 9 11 attacks wrote a manifesto of islam. The document quotes president george w. Bush and pope benedict. Israels haaretz apologized to secretary of state john kerry, who had called the peace efforts messy, and he hoped kerry could get a nobel prize and leave them alone. The United States condemned the comments. The defense minister later expressed appreciation for kerrys efforts. And the senate failed to extend longterm unemployment benefits. More than 1 million americans stopped getting checks in december. The bipartisan talks stalled we are looking at more recordbreaking temperatures around the bay area under an unusually strong ridge of High Pressure. That is sending the jet stream well to the north. That means the storms are staying far away from the bay area. Still, we are going to see sunshine to the coastline, temperatures almost 70 degrees in pacifica today. About 74 a record in oakland. 74 also in san jose. Temperatures tomorrow slightly cooler but still some records. Cooling over the weekend, but staying dry. Announcer this National Weather report sponsored b this National Weather report sponsored by toyota. Lets go places. Frances president fights to save his countrys economy, and his privacy. Mark phillips is in paris. Reporter the grim is still hanging over paris over frances Economic Affairs and over the affairs of the heart of its president. A murky forecast indeed coming up on cbs this morning. The news is back in the morning here on cbs this morning. Stay tuned for your local news. [ male announcer ] if you have yet to master the quiet sneeze. [ sneezes ] [ male announcer ] you may be an allergy muddler. Try zyrtec® for power

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