. >> omar: yes, we are. >> anthony: bismillah. >> omar: bismillah. [laughs] >> anthony: so, what were you doing before the war? >> omar: i was travel agent. >> anthony: you were a travel agent? >> omar: yes. and i was studying, too, in medical school. >> anthony: many of the people who started the revolution, who fought in the streets with makeshift weapons, were like omar -- medical students, garage mechanics, or simply teenagers. they transformed themselves in a matter of months from kids playing playstation to hardened fighters and field medics. >> omar: nobody believed that he can be removed. really. >> anthony: extraordinary. >> omar: yeah. >> anthony: how quickly after the uprising started did you begin to think that, "wow, this is possible, that we might actually win?" >> omar: the first day, when the uprise -- >> anthony: first day? >> omar: yeah. >> anthony: the day before, you're thinking, "impossible." >> omar: it's impossible. >> anthony: "we'll be stuck with this son of a bitch forever." >> omar: whatsoever. >> anthony: and then, a few h

we start with omar jimenez in las vegas. omar? omar: [no audio] nancy: we'll get to omar in a moment. in the meantime, with at least 58 people killed the mass shooting in vegas is the deadliest in modern u.s. history. the second deadliest shooting in the country happened june of last year when omar mateen killed 49 people at the pulse nightclub in orlando. jonathan: 32 people were killed in the virginia tech shooting that was april 2007. december 2012, 27 people killed at sandy hook elementary school in connecticut, many children. nancy: 23 died in the fifth deadliest shooting in the nation's history in october of 1991. that was in texas. killeen, texas. omar jimenez has more from vegas. omar: deadliest shooting in modern u.s. history. >> the guy in front of us ten feet up goes down. the guy to three feet over goes down. omar: what should have been a night of fun turned into a night of terror. >> somebody started running saying, "oh, my gosh, he shot, he shot." people were getting shot. you are seeing as you were hearing the shots

what do you think of what omar and of doing have done. and actually i told them that you have these three. something you said. this but you have this would be muslim. do you condemn what they've done yes i can be what they have and i don't like i don't support what you have. so how did these leaders convince their followers to commit acts of brutality and give up their lives for. thank you for agreeing to. in hiding since the siege began one young recruit shares his story yes just to call him abdul old were you there. turner eleven years old and i mean. some odd picture so i may need among sally. sara god jets and. protection through my e-file me and. asked me to mug. me. as. i says fight them. and i will only. abdul studied at the local islamic school for three years and says teachers took them on field trips to an ice all training camp at the foot of a mountain there was a top the reigning camps and. there are over one thousand every. one thousand fighters yes camp yes and you saw all these fighters yes there are real. earth daughter a

what do you think of what omar and of doing have done. and actually i told him that you have destroyed. something he said. but you have this would be muslim. do you come down what they've done yes i can be what they have and i don't like i don't support what you have. because the. so how did these leaders convince their followers to commit acts of brutality and give up their lives for a song. thank you for agreeing to. in hiding since the siege began one young recruit shares his story yes just to call him abdul old were you there. are eleven. and i mean there are. some odd picture so i may need now monk sally. sara god jets and. protection through my file me and. asked me to mug. me. as. i says fight them. and i will only. time you neal. abdul studied at the local islamic school for three years and says teachers took them on field trips to an i saw training camp at the foot of a mountain there was. the reigning camps and. there are over one thousand every. one thousand fighters yes camp yes and you saw all these fighters yes there are rea

jennifer and omar's story, ongoing, congratulations on the project. >> thank you. up next, musician chuck dee and tom morello. stay with us. chuck dee and tom morello. they joined forces with "public enemy" and be real and form a task force. they call themselves profits of rage. they are out with their debut album before our conversation, first take a look at a clip from their latest single, "hail to the chief." ♪ we all hail to the chief who came by the name of a thief ♪ we all hail to the thief ♪ ♪ >> i guess this did not surprise me when i read this online some where. this is the video that you two had an issue with? >> yeah, one of which, we had four videos. if you are making art that somebody cannot complain about, you are not making interesting art. >> what cracks me up is that you can turn to youtube -- i can make a bomb or something or the worst things in the world. >> what rational do they give for not -- >> we don't want people woke. >> especially united states of citizens. >> is that what it is? >> a lot of complaints of right wing and leverage t

but he was being protected by local brothers abdula and omar mountain. who reportedly led thousands of hardcore fighters. this was happily on safe house. there's not much left. inside here you can see how fierce the firefight was bullet holes riddle the walls and the ceiling to the right of the entire side of the house has been blown out and here on the ground there are hundreds of shell casings. after nearly five months. and omar mounted were finally killed by philippine forces during a hostage recovery operation and came from at the back of our house back in the house over here yes cheryl did tong was one of the first hostages in. when the military raid began he and his family were in their home nearby so the military's in this area and the mahdi in your midst inside their house. joining the army we are hiding to that room in that room and they multi-group wallace and he's covering and this window and when all this fighting was happening what were you guys doing we're hiding we're i hate being under the. under his bed and the bullets were coming in the

what do you think of what omar and of do have done. and actually i told him that you have these three. he said. this on the but do you have this would be muslim. do you condemn what they've done yes i can be what they have and i don't like i don't support what you have. so how did these leaders convince their followers to commit acts of brutality and give up their lives for i saw. thank you for agreeing to. be in hiding since the siege began one young recruit shares a story yes just to call him abdul old were you then. turner eleven years old and i mean there are. some odd picture so i may need now among sally. sara jets and. protection to my find me and. ask me to mug. me. as. i says fight them. and i will only. abdul studied at the local islamic school for three years and says teachers took them on field trips to an i saw training camp at the foot of a mountain there was a top reining camps and. there are over one thousand every. one thousand fighters yes camp yes and you saw all these fighters yes there have what. earth daughter a j

omar had just finished performing at the union town bar and grill. he was in his car in the parking lot back behind the bar. a red car pulls into the alley, a man gets out of the red car. he walks over to omar. words are exchanged. then they say that man pulls a gun. he fires eight shots. five of the shots, they say, hit om redred car and they make their away down a one-way street the wrong way. john savoy is the victim's father. >> he just was an all around good kid, you know? no rough, mean spirit in his body. >> reporter: and for him to die this way? >> tragic. undescribable. >> reporter: what has this done to your family? >> oh, wow. um, beyond words. >> reporter: now coming up at 5:00, we're going to hear from sean savoy, the victim's brother. smiles to great sorrow, the story he has to tell. coming up 5:00. now back to you. >> pat collins, thank you. >>> turning to your forecast now, and rain from nate swept through the dmv this morning. boy, was it humid out there today, pat. >> yes, it kammerer. doug, is nate moving out? >> nate is already ou

but he was being protected by local brothers abdula and omar mountain. who reportedly led thousands of hardcore fighters. this was how safe house. there's not much left. inside here you can see how fierce the firefight was bullet holes riddle the walls and the ceiling to the right of the entire side of the house has been blown out and here on the ground there are hundreds of shell casings. after nearly five months. and omar mounted were finally killed by philippine forces during a hostage recovery operation and came from at the back of our house back in the house over here yes cheryl did tong was one of the first hostages in. when the military raid began he and his family were in their home nearby so the military's in d.c. area and the martin you're missing inside our house. so during the hour we are hiding to that room in that room and the multi-group was serious covering though and when all this fighting was happening what were you guys doing we're hiding we are i hate being under the. under his bed and the bullets are coming in he has a million scummy

omar, thank you. well, health and human services secretary tom price was forced to step down friday over his use of expensive charter flights at taxpayers' expense. priets priceis the ninth top administration official to either resign or be fired. the whowts is now warning agency heads about wasteful spending. here's errol barnett. >> that's unacceptable to me. >> reporter: en route to his new jersey golf club friday, president trump said he disliked the optics of the expensive air travel of former h.h.s. secretary tom price. >> not a question of confidence. i was disappointed because i didn't like it cosmetically or otherwise. >> reporter: shortly after, the fiscal conservative resigned so the president can "move forward without any further destruction." at issue was price' price's morn two dozen private flights since may, costing more than $460,000 of taxpayer money. he offered to reimburse the government almost $52,000. >> the optics in some of this don't look good. >> reporter: price was already o

no hay nada disponible ahora" "estabamos viendo aumentos 20-60 las rentas" el activista omar medina, nos mostro hoy denuncias en facebook de supuestos aumentos a las rentas que exceden el maximo de 10 por ciento impuesto bajo la declaracion de emergencia del gobernador.... "hay muchos casos.... injusto" ayer, ante la destruccion de mas de dos mil hogares, equivalentes a cinco por ciento de las viviendas de la ciudad, el consejo de la ciudad de santa rosa impuso su propia prohibicion a los aumentos exhorbitantes a lis alquileres.... cumpliendo una de las demandas de medina y su grupo.... "primero antes quw nada.... por lo menos" para yazi, eso n es suficiente, hallar un nuevo sitio que alquilar es tan dificil como encontrar un bien intacto entre las cenizas.... "todas las prop estan bajo contrato, una tras otra" y la fiscal del condado de sonoma entretanto dice estar lista para proceder legalmente en varios casos de caseros alebosos -- en oakland continua la busqueda de una persona que atropello con su vehiculo a un oficial de policia. -- el accidente se registr ayer alrededor de las

alison: omar jimenez has the latest in the investigation. omar: as the authorities slowly piece together the timeline and events around the shooting in las vegas, disturbs new details on the killer and the arsenal. officials say the gunman had 50 pounds of explosives and 1,600 rounds of ammunition in his car in the hotel parking lot. it's possible he was preparing to flee after the attack but ultimately took his own life. >> he was doing everything possible to figure out how he could escape at that point. his concern was personal concern versus w occurring below it. omar: the shooter's suicide means they are left to piece together the motive through evidence and interviews including conversations with his girlfriend marilou danley. authorities say she is cooperating with investigators since she arrived in los angeles from the philippines on tuesday. speaking on her behalf, her attorney said she had no idea the shooter was planning the attack that left 58 people dead. >> it never occurred to me in any way whatsoever he was planning violence a

omar: in las vegas, omar jimenez, abc7 news. alison: a spokesperson for tina frost's family said she was able to take a few breaths on her own when she was taken off a ventilator overnight. she is in a coma after suffering brain trauma and losing an eye in the las vegas massacre. doctors say everything looked good when they changed her band damages in the last 24 hours. in an hour and a half, a candlelight vigil will be held for a west virginia woman killed in the shooting. denise salmon-burditus from martinsburg. we'll be live at the vigil at 6:00. larry: a move today to make it easier for the gun owners to get concealed carry permits in the capital. sam ford is here to explain the few developments. sam? sam: before the appeals court ruling, you had to convince authorities you had to have a good reason to get a o well, now, the authorities have to have a good reason to deny you one. d.c. government brass didn't say they have given up on the gun restriction issue. >> we don't want anybody to use a gun inappropriately either for

omar had just finished performing at the uniontown bar and grill. he was in his car, in the parking lot, back behind the bar. a red car pulls into the alley, a man gets out of the red car, he walks over to omar, words are exchanged, then they say that man pulls a gun. he fires eight shots. five of the shots, they red car and they make their get away down a one-way street the wrong way. john savoy is the victim's father. >> he just was an all around good kid, you know? no rough, mean spirit in his body. >> reporter: now, there are security cameras all around here. over there, over here, across the street, and up the street. police are hoping that surveillance video will lead them to the killer in this case, but so far no suspect, no arrest in this case of murder. wendy, back to you. >> pat collins, thank you, pat. a virginia woman fights off an attacker on her way home from work and the news is spreading this evening. people in the northern virginia community are pushing for security changes there as bureau chief julie carey reports, the attack happe

we are joined live now by omar jimenez is in las vegas omar--- (steve) today police revealed some substantial new details about the gunman and his extensive planning. what were some of the things they discovered in the hotel room?(catherine) we know that paddock brought the guns to the room in ten suitcases...which may leave people to wonder how did no one notice?(steve) paddock's girlfriend (catherine) new tonight at 8. the las vegas shooting leaves us all with lingering questions like why the gunman did this... and....why this kind of tragedy keeps happening.. (steve) kron 4's gabe slate talked with a professor of sociology to shed some light on these questions. ((pkg)) sound from kimberly d. richman, ph.d. sociology professor, who is an expert on criminology issues. there is no one who are these people right there there are unfortunately many types of people who could be motivated to commit a mass tragedy variety of different reasons kimberly richman is a professor of sociology at the university of san francisco and she has a ph.d. in criminology, law and society. she has been studying mas

(vicki) we start with reporter omar jimenez who is live in las vegas - with the latest, omar? this package/segment contains third party material. unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment. usage must cease on all platforms (including digital) within ten days of its initial delivery or such shorter time as designated by cnn. --supers-- :00 - :07luke broadlick:07 - :09twitter@edusamani:09 - :11 shaun hoff:14 - :20taylor brunnerwitness:21 - :27steven mccarthy:27 - :31from facebook :31 - :37manhattan beach department:37 - :40captain tim hagemanmanhattan beach police deptkcal/kcbs:44 - :47 eric paddock:47 - :51eric paddock gunman's brother1:03 - 1:09ksnv 1:12 - 1:25president trump1:26 - 1:32brendon o'neal --lead in--the man who carried out the deadliest shooting in modern american history had an arsenal of weapons in his las vegas hotel room -- and his home (vicki) as we learn (vicki) (vicki) as we learn more about what happened in las vegas we are hearing stories from bay area survivors. many of whom just arrived back. kron 4's j.r. stone i

>> mason: omar villafranca. thanks, omar. today the nation's highest military honor was awarded to mike gary roaded for heroic act of terrorism. president trump said rose's love for country inspires us all. david martin introduces us. >> reporter: mike gary rose was a green beret med nick 1970 when he and 15 other americans were sent on a top-secret mission inside laos. >> this was a relatively cleared area. >> reporter: we explain why it took him to so long to get the medal laos was originally a country where the u.s. could not go. the north vietnamese were using it as a base camp from which to launch attacks into south vietnam, so the u.s. military went in secret. all rose was told was to bring extra medical supplies. what does that tell you about the mission? >> it's going to be a tough one, and it proved to be. >> reporter: helicopters carried the americans and a company of about 120 tribesmen 50 miles inside laos. >> we took two casualties going in, and we hit the ground running. and it became a running gun battle for th

>> mason: omar villafranca. thanks, omar. today the nation's highest military honor was awarded to mike gary roaded for heroic act of terrorism. president trump said rose's love for country inspires us all. david martin introduces us. >> reporter: mike gary rose was a green beret med nick 1970 when he and 15 other americans were sent on a top-secret mission inside laos. >> this was a relatively cleared area. >> reporter: we explain why it took him to so long to get the medal laos was originally a cotr the north vietnamese were using it as a base camp from which to launch attacks into south vietnam, so the u.s. military went in secret. all rose was told was to bring extra medical supplies. what does that tell you about the mission? >> it's going to be a tough one, and it proved to be. >> reporter: helicopters carried the americans and a company of about 120 tribesmen 50 miles inside laos. >> we took two casualties going in, and we hit the ground running. and it became a running gun battle for the next four days, which seemed l

omar? the man behind the massacre in las vegas accumulated weapons for more than 20 years.that's according to law enforcement officials.inside his hotel room -- investigators found 23 weapons.police also say the gunman set up cameras inside and outside the vegas suite. sheriff joe lombardo/clark county: "the fact that he had the type of weaponry and the amount of weaponry in that room it was (grant) as we learn more about people who lost their lives and those struggling to recover... details about the details recover... struggling to and those lost their lives people who more about as we learn (grant) omar?massacre. man behind the paddock - the about stephen learning... what we are vegas... with from las by live now from las vegas... with learning... about stephen paddock - the massacre. omar? (grant) as we learn more about people who lost their lives and those struggling to recover... details about the shooter are still limited. (vicki) but there are some new scraps of evidence today... st

which sees parts of the city in may is fighters were helped by the mouth a group one of its leaders omar has also been killed government forces have been fighting the armed groups for control of merari for several months now and has more from mari. well the secretary of defense that bill seen lorenzana has confirmed the death of is me alone happy alone and omar about what they both are leaders of the mouth a group they pledged allegiance to i still a few years ago and the raised its black flag over several parts of america we see it see the siege has been going on for more than four months now since the crisis began more than a thousand people have been killed and hundreds of thousands more have been displaced now the brother of omar met with the abdullah mosiah was killed a few months ago also in a military led operation seventeen other hostages were also released today and the government admits that even though the conflict the fighting is not officially over there is still an unidentified number of fighters and hostages right inside the small battle zone now according to the philippin

omar a parking lot behind the union town bar and grill in anacostia. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: omar was a singer. on stage he was known as the big o. he had performed at the union town bar earlier that night. he was in a silver mercedes car when it happened. they say a man came up in a red car, got out and opened fire. gabriel terpado is one of the owners of the bar. >> on the side you see his right hand with a gun. boom, boom, boom. he went to -- it was just -- i mean, shoot him. >> reporter: now, earlier i mentioned about the security cameras. there are security cameras over there, down here, over there, and up the street. police are hoping to harvest some surveillance video to help track down the killer here. >> all right, tragic story there. pat collins. thank you. >>> the health department's screening for tuberculosis at henry wise high school in upper marlboro. there are two confirmed cases of active tb there. the prince george's county school ceo says the people who have it will being tr

omar villafranca, cbs news, baytown, texas. >> despite the damage, the manager says the cars are moving off the racetrack as fast as they arrive. >>> waiting in the dreaded line of the dmv may be a thing of the past thanks to the department's new machines. dmv now is a self-serving terminal with touchscreen technology that allows you to renew your vehicle registration without the hassle of going to the dmv. just scan your registration and pay for your renewal. then the machine prints out your new tag and registration. the dmv is trying to make it more convenient for drivers. >> they are now available in 14 bay area safeway locations. you can come in with your vehicle registration or the registration in your car. >> and here is a map of where to find the machines. they are scattered throughout the bay area at various grocery stores. the machines accept cash, debit, credit or checks. >> anything to stay out of the lines of dmv. >> very popular. >> right. >> not a fan of that. >>> you may be a fan of the cooler air that's coming on through. it's clearing the air a bit. some of the smoke is

there is omar bradley, missouri an. let's talk about civil-military relations. all of you have read the u.s. constitution? what does it say about the president's power? >> he is in charge of the militia and navy. he is commander in chief, right? what does commander in chief mean? he is in charge. what responsibilities does congress have? [indiscernible] joseph: and establish regulations. congress declares war, correct. truman has the right to issue orders and established policies, and macarthur, what is his responsibility in this? he has to listen to them. he has to listen to them and obey them, right? ok, he has got to obey them. so what has he done? has he violated civil military relations? where do we even get this concept? is it exclusively the constitution? denton, you were in last semester. where do you first see civil military relations as we're talking about? you can date it to the size of the army. the high middle ages in england and to the english sort of hesitation to allow a standing army particularly after the english civil war. joseph: that's right

sot joyz omar medina/presidente promise landscape "hay una escasez de alimentos debido a que nos están reteniendo los alimentos en el puerto." joys omar medina y voluntarios de su compañía de jardinería están limpiando caminos y llevándole suministros a los más afectados. aquí la comida y el agua escasean. sot carmen maldonado/alcaldesa de morovis "la ayuda que ha recibido este municipio es del army y del navy nat pero el puertorriqueño no se sienta a esperar la ayuda. en lo que llega entre todos están levantando su comunidad. sot nix rivera/damnificado "los tiempos de antes. los viejos de nosotros sobrevivieron. nosotros tenemos q sobrevivir también." ! --una ciudad al norte de boston amanecio bajo el agua tras experimentar inundaciones extremas debido a una poderosa tormenta localizada... --la tormenta se ha convertido en una pesadilla de trfico para algunos que intentaron conducir a travs del agua para llegar a sus lugares de trabajo o diferentes puntos de la ciudad... --estas lluvias trajeron cerca de cuatro pulgadas de agua haciendo que muchas de las calles principales s

omar villafranca, cbs news, baytown, texas. >> ninan: well, still ahead, tourists at a roman landmark will soon be getting a new colossal view. . >> ninan: when in rome, go to the coliseum. the angstiant gladiator arena is a must-see attraction in the eternal city, and starting next month, tourists will be allowed to take in a colossal view from sections that have been closed off for decades. as usual, seth doane got to see it first. >> reporter: this view may be millennia old, but it has not been seen for four decades. that will change in november when the top two tiers of the coliseum are officially opened to the public. >> i said a breathtaking view. >> federica galloni is the director of the archeological parent of the coliseum. in america, they would call these the "cheap seats." >> the cheap seats, yes. >> reporter: way far away from the action. >> yes, yes. >> reporter: from here, women in the lower classes, could barely see want spectacles unfolding below, as far back as nearly 2,000 years ago. there were mock military battles, gladiators fighting each other, and battling anim

(vicki) we start with reporter omar jimenez who is live in las vegas - with the latest, omar? this package/segment contains third party material. unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment. usage must cease on all platforms (including digital) within ten days of its initial delivery or such shorter time as designated by cnn. --supers-- :00 - :07luke broadlick:07 - :09twitter@edusamani:09 - :11 shaun hoff:14 - :20taylor brunnerwitness:21 - :27steven mccarthy:27 - :31from facebook :31 - :37manhattan beach department:37 - :40captain tim hagemanmanhattan beach police deptkcal/kcbs:44 - :47 eric paddock:47 - :51eric paddock

yazi omar "me parti el corazn, finalmente era mi hogar" yazi stabro recorre hoy por primera vez, las ruinas del hogar que alquilaba en coffey park.... preguntandose donde vivira ahora "si de por si 1%.... no hay nada disponible ahora" "estabamos viendo aumentos 20-60 las rentas" el activista omar medina, nos mostro hoy denuncias en facebook de supuestos aumentos a las rentas que exceden el maximo de 10 por ciento impuesto bajo la declaracion de emergencia del gobernador.... "hay muchos casos.... injusto" ayer, ante la destruccion de mas de dos mil hogares, equivalentes a cinco por ciento de las viviendas de la ciudad, el consejo de la ciudad de santa rosa impuso su propia prohibicion a los aumentos exhorbitantes a lis alquileres.... cumpliendo una de las demandas de medina y su grupo.... "primero antes quw nada.... por lo menos" para yazi, eso n es suficiente, hallar un nuevo sitio que alquilar es tan dificil como encontrar un bien intacto entre las cenizas.... "todas las prop estan bajo contrato, una tras otra" --- los niÑos en santa rosa se preparan para regresar a la escuela por

alabama, i'm omar jimenez. (marty) coming up... the state wants to make ride-share services safer for california passengers. we'll explain. live look outside... san francisco international airport. and then the people go inside. do you understand charlie? mom? yeah? can i have a peanut butter sandwich? yeah, you sure can. can charlie have one, too? charlie can have one too. ♪ ♪ and one for charlie. (gasp) look mom! charlie took a bite. (with full mouth) unbelievable. feed his imagination, with the fresh roasted peanut taste he loves. where there's jif, there's love. with the fresh roasted peanut taste he loves. welcome to maxx you. you are whimsical, vibrant, statement making. you stand out in a crowd. and are pulled together. you follow your own lead and show your strength. always comfortable in your own skin. we see what makes you unique. so we have something for everyone, at a price that's just right for you. maxx you. maxx life. t.j.maxx public utilities commission wants to increase background checks on ride-share drivers.

anthony. >> mason: omar villafranca in baton rouge. thanks. in syria, the u.s.-led coalition said today there will be no deal to let isis fighters withdraw from raqqa before it is liberated in the next few days. the coalition is work to free about 4,000 civilians trapped there. holly williams in northern syria has the story of an american teenager who made it out. >> reporter: on the edge of raqqa, these women have just escaped isis territory. when one of them reveals she's american. >> i'm from kansas. i've been in syria for five years. >> reporter: she's just 15 years old and says she was brought to syria by her father, against her will. >> my father, of course, he didn't tell us that we're coming to syria. when it was time to, like, get out of the car and cross the border, he was like, "you're going to syria." and yeah, it was a really big shock. >> reporter: her father was later killed, she says, leaving her to fend for herself. she's a devout muslim, but hated isis. >> we were prisoners. we were just, you know, quiet, shut up, sit down, you're in your house

al—omar was a precious source of revenue for the islamist militants. the us secretary of state is demanding that iranian militias leave iraq. rex tillerson was speaking in the saudi capital riyadh, as part of his tour of gulf countries. he praised an agreement between saudi arabia and iraq to coordinate their fight against so—called islamic state and help rebuild iraqi territory seized back from the group. and he said it was time for iran's fighters to leave its neighbour's territory. iranian militias in iraq, now that the fight against daesh and isis is coming toa the fight against daesh and isis is coming to a close. those militias need to go home. any foreign fighters in iraq need to go home and allow the iraqi people to regain control of areas that have been overta ken control of areas that have been ove rta ke n by control of areas that have been overtaken by isis and daesh that have now been liberated, allow the iraqi people to rebuild their lives with the help of their neighbours. i think this agreement that has been put in place between the k

here's correspondent omar jimenes. >> run, don't walk, run, go. go. go. everybody go. >> reporter: new video from the las vegas massacre shows confusion among concert goers, and then panic as bullets showered down from the sky. >> investigators called gunman disturbed, dangerous but motive for mass murder remains a mystery. >> is there a telltale sign associated with these type actions, reclusive, a plethora of things associated with this mind set and we have not found that yet. >> reporter: what investigators did discover less than two weeks ago the gun man rented a room in las vegas during another music festival. >> there is people that know this individual, there is people that could help us understand this individual. >> reporter: fbi spokes to his girlfriend in a statement read by her attorney says she's devastated by the violence. >> it never occurred to me in anyway whatsoever that he was planning violence against anyone. >> reporter: investigators worked president trump and first lady visited victims to offer their sympathy and support. >> we will

anthony. >> mason: omar villafranca in baton rouge. thanks. in syria, the u.s.-led coalition said today there will be no deal to let isis fighters withdraw from raqqa before it is liberated in the next few days. the coalition is working to free about 4,000 civilians trapped there. holly williams in northern syria has the story of an american teenager who made it out. >> reporter: on the edge of raqqa, these women have just escaped isis territory. when one of them reveals she's american. >> i'm from kansas. i've been in syria for five years. >> reporter: she's just 15 years old and says she was brought to syria by her father, against her will. >> my father, of course, he didn't tell us that we're coming to syria. when it was time to, like, get out of the car and cross the border, he was like, "you're going to syria." and yeah, it was a really big shock. >> reporter: her father was later killed, she says, leaving her to fend for herself. she's a devout muslim, but hated isis. >> we were prisoners. we were just, you know, quiet, shut up, sit down, you're in your ho

omar villafranca, cbs news, jackson, mississippi. >> mason: democracy in action in jackson. that's the cbs evening news. i'm anthony mason in new york. thanks for watching. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> star uproar, the president chief of staff's message to america. >> absolutely stuns me. >> fake art at trump tower? >> is the president's prize work of art a cheap copy? >> food truck fire ball. how dangerous can they get? inside edition investigates. >> wow! >> branded by a secret society. she says she was held down and branded like cattle. >> inside the controversial secret sister head. >> powerful people, celebrities. >> why these teachers getting together for dinner are in trouble today.

anthony. >> mason: omar villafranca in baton rouge. thanks. in syria, the u.s.-led coalition said today there will be no deal to let isis fighters withdraw from raqqa before it is liberated in the next few days. the coalition is about 4,000 civilians trapped there. holly williams in northern syria has the story of an american teenager who made it out. >> reporter: on the edge of raqqa, these women have just escaped isis territory. when one of them reveals she's american. >> i'm from kansas. i've been in syria for five years. >> reporter: she's just 15 years old and says she was brought to syria by her father, against her will. >> my father, of course, he didn't tell us that we're coming to syria. when it was time to, like, get out of the car and cross the border, he was like, "you're going to syria." and yeah, it was a really big shock. >> reporter: her father was later killed, she says, leaving her to fend for herself. she's a devout muslim, but hated isis. >> we were prisoners. we were just, you know, quiet, shut up, sit your house. you have nothing to say. be

monitoring all of these developments for us tonight is omar jimenez with our is omar jimenez for us tonight is omar jimenez with our partners at c- n-n.. he joins us live from las vegas with an update on where things stand right now. omar. ( steve ) ( steve ) we know las vegas is a popular destination for many in the bay area... here's a map to show you where this all happened. the mandalay bay is at one end of the strip... not that far from the airport. you can see where the route 91 music festival was being held... just across the way. ( catherine ) stephen paddock's father was once on the f-b-i's most wanted list. this is the poster that went up. he escaped from a texas prison in the 1960's while serving time for a series of bank robberies. the f-b-i caught up to him in 1978 in oregon where he was running a bingo parlor. he was returned to prison but got out a year later and kept the bingo operation going. it was shut down in 1987 - after he was charged with racketeering. ( catherine ) there's a great deal of concern tonight in the bay area..that's because we're hearing many stories of p

omar here is wetting it down with water to make sure it doesn't reignite. omar estrada works for parsons...the fire came close to his own house, but his home is intact. (omar estrada / works for parsons)estrada: es triste ver nuestra sonoma.it's sad to see our sonoma in this state, he said. estrada: suerte..but he wished luck to his fellow residents of sonoma county, urging they keep moving forward. (danny) here in downtown sonoma we are seeing just that, folks trying to move forward, more restaurants opening, and more importantly, people grabbing a much needed bite to eat inside.live from sonoma, danny freeman, back to you. (steve) today sonoma county sheriff deputies arrested a man who has been looting from various places in the area. sheriff deputies arrested morgan plumere. sheriff deputies say plumere was stealing from a car in an evacuated area. they also say plumere stole from a vineyard management center as well as a fire department. he has been arrested for looting, possession of stolen property and possession of drugs. (grant) about 90 evacuees ar

omar james will walk again victor uses these success stories to convince the un and the european union to fund his project. he grew up in the midst of the violence and later worked as a journalist and reported from the conflict zone. ten years ago viktor quit his radio job to fully commit to his organization. many victims have not forgotten what happened to them. can you make peace tangible to people we've suffered injustice and that's why we say heal people physical injuries elevate them heal emotionally it will help in the space for is twenty four dialogue and this dialogue the dialogue that might be going through. veiling many painful stories. in twenty fifteen victor was nominated for the nobel peace prize since then he's turned down prestigious job offers abroad because he knows that uganda is wounds are still a long way from being healed. the last report is about a machine that's facing extinction it's only still used in a few countries such as india it's the typewriter. and. the sound of a long forgotten. outside a local court in delhi street typists still earn a living from a m

there's omar bradley. missourian, like eric. let's talk about civil military relations. first of all, all of you have read the u.s. constitution. what does it say about the president's power? >> [inaudible] -- and he's in charge of the militia and the navy and he can call them only when they're in actual service of the united states. prof. glatthaar: he's commander in chief, right? what does that mean? he's in charge. what responsibilities does the congress have? abe? >> [indiscernible] prof. glatthaar: and establish regulations. >> congress declares war. prof. glatthaar: congress declares war, correct. so clearly truman has the right to issue orders and established policies, and macarthur, what's his responsibility in this? mya? >> he has to listen to them. prof. glatthaar: he has to listen to them and obey them, right? he's got to obey them. so what has he done? has he violated civil military relations? where do we even get this concept? is it exclusively the constitution? those of you who -- you were in last semester, where do you first see civil military relations as

there's omar bradley. misery and -- missourian, like eric. let's talk about civil military relations. first of all, all of you have read the u.s. constitution. what does it say about the president's power? >> [inaudible] -- and he's in charge of the militia and the navy and he can call them only when they're in actual service of the united states. prof. glatthaar: he's commander in chief, right? what does that mean? he's in charge. what responsibilities does the congress have? abe? >> [indiscernible] prof. glatthaar: and establish regulations. >> congress declares war. prof. glatthaar: congress declares war, correct. so clearly truman has the right to issue orders and established policies, and macarthur, what's his responsibility in this? mya? >> he has to listen to them. prof. glatthaar: he has to listen to them and obey them, right? he's got to obey them. so what has he done? has he violated civil military relations? where do we even get this concept? is it exclusively the constitution? those of you who -- you were in last semester, where d

carter's sister omar carter was held in guantanamo bay for ten years he was a fifteen year old canadian that was captured for throwing a grenade at a u.s. medic some call him a terrorist some say that the kid was just trying to save his life either way the sister is a radical and this guy was married to her so there might be some questions on the way thank you so much alex alex mahal of his reporting and toronto thank you now to turkey where the wall street journal says one of its reporters has been convicted of producing terrorist propaganda a logger aka has reportedly been sentenced to two years and one month in prison over rocks conviction came after she wrote an article in two thousand and fifteen focusing on the conflict between kurdish militants and government forces however the paper reports a journalist can appeal her conviction on the charge more than one hundred journalists have been imprisoned in turkey while approximately two hundred media outlets have been shut down as part of a government crackdown targeting alleged members of a movement blamed for last year's failed coup.

omar villafranca, cbs news, jackson, mississippi. >> mason: democracy in action in jackson. that's the cbs evening news. i'm anthony mason in new york. thanks for watching. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org cnarrator: ed gillespie and i wants to endis ad. a woman's right to choose. ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i would like to see i would like to see i would like to see that ed gillespie never becomes governor. >>> if you elect to call a family like this, it is about the most difficult thing you can imagine. it's not the phone call that parents, or family members are looking forward to. >> what a day at the white house. unexpected appearance from the white house chief of staff today. john kelly, a retired marine corps general, a gold star parent. he offered an emotional statement, saying he

it is the end of an era says the philippine military the leaders of the mountie group happy law and omar were killed in a military operation early on monday morning but it says the victory is bittersweet it is a conflict that has dragged on for far too long even minutes officials here admit more than a thousand people have been killed and a hundred thousand more displaced since the fighting began more than four months ago she was there you know last. abundant. is the learn that was one of the leaders of the armed group in the southern philippines he pledged allegiance to i still a few years ago and declared leader of an islamic state he wanted to set up in southeast asia together with his supporters he joined us with their group now to last year the mountain started as a private militia in la now those who are province omar and pledged allegiance to to the group took control of several parts of city a few months ago. it raised its black flag over several government facilities and took thousands of civilians hostage. there was killed a few months ago in one of the battles inside what are

the americans fell behind in the 17th minute on an own goal by omar gonzalez. they never recovered. the u-s loses 2-1 .. and fails to qualify for the world cup for the first time since 1986. at xx time for weather. toss to veronica today: mostly cloudy, rain likely early (before noon) followed by spotty afternoon light showers. mild & muggy highs: 70-75 winds: e 5-10 mph tonight: occasional showers with fog developing lows: 60-65 winds: e 5 mph thursday: showers, drizzle, breezy & cool highs: 65-67 winds: east 5-15 mph, gusts 20 i love you, droolius caesar, but sometimes you stink. febreze car vent clip cleans away odors for up to 30 days. because the things you love can stink. ito become dangerous.d for an everyday item ard pack. helps keep your laundry pacs safe and your child safer. align, press and unzip. cnarrator: ed gillespie and i wants to endis ad. a woman's right to choose. ed giof a woman'sd put thpersonal decisions,rge not women and their doctors. as governor, ed gillespie says, i would like to see abortion be banned. if ed gillespie would like to see abortion banned, i

omar james will walk again victor uses these success stories to convince the un and the european union to fund his project. he grew up in the midst of the violence and later worked as a journalist and reported from the conflict zone. ten years ago viktor quit his radio job to fully commit to his organization. many victims have not forgotten what happened to them. and you make peace tangible to people who have suffered the injustice and that's why we say heal people physically. elevate them heal emotionally it will help in the space for its twenty dialogue and this dialogue the bell of that might be going through. veiling many painful stories. in twenty fifteen victor was nominated for the nobel peace prize since then he's turned down prestigious job offers abroad because he knows that uganda is wounds are still a long way from being healed. the last report is about a machine that's facing extinction it's only still used in a few countries such as india it's the typewriter. and. the sound of a long forgotten. outside a local court in delhi street typists still earn a living from a machi

omar james will walk again victor uses these success stories to convince the u.n. and the european union to fund his project. he grew up in the midst of the violence and later worked as a journalist and reported from the conflict zone. ten years ago viktor quit his radio job to fully commit to his organization. many victims have not forgotten what happened to them. and you make peace tangible people will suffer the injustice and that's why we say heal people physically. elevate them heal emotionally it will help in the space for its twenty dialogue and the dialogue the dialogue that might be going through. veiling many painful stories. in twenty fifteen victor was nominated for the nobel peace prize since then he has turned down prestigious job offers abroad because he knows that uganda is wounds are still a long way from being healed. the last report is about a machine that's facing extinction it's only still used in a few countries such as india it's the typewriter. and. the sound of a long forgotten. outside a local court in delhi street typists still earn a liv

omar james will walk again victor uses these success stories to convince the un and the european union to fund his project. he grew up in the midst of the violence and later worked as a journalist and reported from the conflict zone. ten years ago viktor quit his radio job to fully commit to his organization. many victims have not forgotten what happened to them. and you make peace tangible to people who have suffered justice and that's why we say people physical . them here it will help in the space for its twenty. minute painful stories. twenty fifteen victor was nominated for the nobel peace prize since then he has turned down prestigious job offers abroad because he knows that uganda's wounds are still a long way from being here. and you. report is about a machine that's facing extinction it's only still used in a few countries such as india it's the typewriter. and the sound of a long forgotten outside a local court in delhi street typists still earn a living from a machine that's obsolete in most parts of the world. roger has been working at this exact spot since one thousand. pu

which she sponsor of the city in may his fighters were helped by the multi-group one of its leaders omar mao t. has also been killed government forces have been fighting the armed group for control of merari for several months now and jimmy rollins again has more from ari well the secretary of defense bill seen lorenzana has confirmed the death of is me alone happy alone and all more about what they both are leaders of the mouth a group they pledged allegiance to i still a few years ago and they raised its black flag over several parts of america we said see the siege has been going on for more than four months now since the crisis began more than a thousand people have been killed and hundreds of thousands more have been displaced now the brother of omar about what they are doing the most they were killed a few months ago also in a military led operation seventeen other hostages were also released today and the government admits that even though the conflict the fighting is not officially over there is still an unidentified number of fighters and hostages right inside the small battle z

omar villafranca, cbs news, jackson, mississippi. >>> that's the overnight news for this friday. for some of you the news continues, for others check back later for the morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city. i'm anthony mason. thanks for watching. >>> hi everyone and welcome to the overnight news. donald trump has faced harsh criticism for his handling of the deaths of four u.s. soldiers in niger. yesterday chief of staff former marine general kelly strolled into the white house press room to defend the president. >> and he said to me, "what do i say?" i said to him, "sir, there's nothing you can do to lighten the burden on these families." but let me tell you what i tell them. he was doing exactly what he wanted to do when he was killed. he knew what he was getting into by joining the-- that 1%. he knew what the possibilities were because we're at war. and when he died, in the four cases we're talking about in niger, and in my son's case in afghanistan-- when he died, he was surrounded by best men on this earth-- his friends. that's what t

omar james will walk again victor uses these success stories to convince the un and the european union to fund his project. he grew up in the midst of the violence and later worked as a journalist and reported from the conflict zone. ten years ago viktor quit his radio job to fully commit to his organization. many victims have not forgotten what happened to them. and you make peace tangible the people will suffer the injustice and that's why we say heal people physically. elevate them heal emotionally it will help in the space for its twenty dialogue and this dialogue the bell of that might be going through. veiling many painful stories. in twenty fifteen victor was nominated for the nobel peace prize since then he has turned down prestigious job offers abroad because he knows that uganda is wounds are still a long way from being healed. how last report is about a machine that's facing extinction it's only still used in a few countries such as india it's the typewriter. and. the sound of a long forgotten. outside a local court in delhi street typists still earn a living from a machine

unidos visitÓ a trinidad y tobago pero los de bruce arena comenzarÍan sufriendo con este autogol de omar gonzalez y luego con este bombazo de johnson. habÍa descontado publicita pero no le a una copa del mundo como lomo con ustedes compaÑeros.ç presentadora: la reacciÓn de una joven al enterarse presentadora: la cÁmara de vigilancia de un momento en que un estudiante se entera que va a ser adoptada. presentador. saltÓ a los brazos de la directora cuando le dio la noticia de quequienes la habÍan estado cuidando la adoptarÍan oficialmente. presentadora: ademÁs adoptarÍan a sus dos hermano pequeÑo de 6 y 2 aÑos. presentador: historias como estas queremos todas las noches. presentadora. precio por su atenciÓn. presentador: en nombre de todo el equipo, buenas noches. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ fedra: hola, lulú,