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Live from the cbs bay area studios. this is kpix5 news. someone around, you know, trying to harm our children. very concerning. >> the hunt is on for a would

The jurys still out. >> thank you. >> reporter: carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >> axelrod: there are bumpy roads ahead. coming up, well go pothole hunting in a high-tech van. hunting in a high-tech van. killing weeds where they grow. a barrier forms so weeds cant appear - serious weed prevention up to a year. [chorus singings:] ♪ roundup max control 365 ♪ so im fighting weeds on opening day and preventing weeds while i get away. weeds stay dead as we carve this beast, and they still ar...

Would detect all of those things. >> reporter: after just a few hours of driving around, you have piles of data to process, all to answer the question exactly how much work has to be done. >> we also get the image of the pavement. >> reporter: researcher assistant salar shahini shamsabadi showed us the results of a survey done last november in beverly, city just north of boston. using google maps, they color code each street based on its damage, pointing out which ones require immediate attentio...

Problems earlier. eric fisher from cbs station wbz-tv took a ride with those paving the way. >> if you go down this one fast enough, its definitely like a roller coaster. >> reporter: its the tricked- out brain child a team of engineers at northeastern university in boston, a city still reeling from record snowfall. >> were not just seeing things that are obvious to the human eye. >> reporter: it comes equipped with a mic recording the sounds of the road, a digital camera to document it, and rad...

>> reporter: "dont let them steal your hope," he said. todays trip even included a miracle, as the pope kissed one of naples most cherished relics, the dried blood of the citys patron saint there in that vial. the cardinal said with that kiss half the dried blood turned to liquid. to which pope francis smiled, saying "if only half of it liquefied, we still have work to do." david wright, abc news, new york. we have much more ahead on "world news tonight." and up next, frightening moments on ...

>> reporter: tonight law enforcement officials say white had mental health issue. besides the molotov cocktails na were left in a bag there. they also searched his abandoned vehicle and found smoke bombs as well as bags full of chemicals. and coming up. a new terror threat. a list appearing on the line calling for a threat on u.s. troops. abcs alex marquardt with the details. >> reporter: it appears to be nothing short of a hit list. a group calling itself the "islamic state hacking division" ...

They cant confirm the validity of the message but are contacting the families of those on the list. >> the fbi says they are aware of the post, which comes after previous warnings to service members about keeping identifying information off of social media. >> this latest threat highlights the growing threat of isis around the world, after unprecedented attacks in tunisia and yemen this week were claimed by the group. >> the number of foreign fighters joining isis has grown over the past several...

>> reporter: the fcc is proposing a first, reclassifying the internet as a public utility, like a phone company. that would ensure everyone continues to get equal access. former fcc chairman robert mcdowell doesnt like the idea. >> without rules, the internet works beautifully without the help of government. what is really broken that needs fixing? >> reporter: it will take a majority vote to pass the rule. scott, if passed, opponents are expected to sue. >> pelley: well follow up tomorrow. ♪ ...

To the worldwide web? we asked don dahler to explain whats called "net neutrality." >> reporter: the fcc wants to prevent big users of the internet like netflix and social media sites from buying express lanes on the information super highway. althea erickson is the policy director at etsy, an online shopping site. whats at stake here? >> the internet is at stake. this will impact everyones lives. the decision the fcc makes will impact the internet and you and me and our parents and our families...

Midnight tonight is the deadline for enrolling in obamacare, many were prevented from enrolling yesterday by a glitch, but officials say the site is back up and running. those who missed the deadline do t not have insurance already and are above the federal poverty line will face a tax penalty. up next, why more museums want you to check your selfie stickan at the door. stick, your selfie stick at the door. >> uld not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like ...