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holly williams reports. >> reporter: hoda 123 musana was 20 years old when she left her home in hoover, alabama, in 2014 to become the bride of an isis fighter in syria. now a mother and a widow, she's living in a refugee camp. >> i know i've ruined my future and my son's future and i deeply regret it. >> reporter: while studying business at the university of alabama, she told her family she was going on a school trip and instead flew to the middle east. in a letter to her family seen by cbs news, she wrote, "i was a naive, angry, and arrogant young woman. but seeing bloodshed up close changed me." musana is one of a small number of u.s. citizens who have joined isis. but america's syrian allies are thought to be holding around 800 foreign isis fighters along with their wives d dren. in same camps shamima begum who ran away from her home in london at 15 and had a child with an isis militant. >> i just want forgiveness really from the u.k. >> reporter: but unlike hoda, she hasn't expressed much remorse. the u.k. government said it would strip begum of her british citizenship. the u.s. g

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jeff. >> glor: holly williams, thank you very much. 12 survivors of sexual abuse by priests told top catholic officials at the vatican today such attacks can no longer be tolerated. their meeting came one day before pope francis hosts a summit on abuse in the church, and nikki battiste tonight is at the vatican. n. i walked the streets around for a couple hours, worked out things in my mind, and i have a arpose here today. and i'm focused and ready to do it. >> reporter: shaun dogherty came to rome with a weight on his shoulders. he's here to speak out on behalf of fellow sex abuse survivors at the vatican. >> for the sake of innocent children around the world, everything is on the line for this. >> reporter: dogherty's nearly 4,000-mile journey from pennsylvania began more than 30 years ago when he was molested by a priest at age 10. >> welcome to rome ciampino airport. >> reporter: he's been an outspoken advocate for survivors, after a pennsylvania grand jury report released last fmmer found about 300 catholic clergy had sexually abused more than 1,000 children. this morning, he me

holly williams, cbs news, london. >>> widespread storms are causing trouble all over the country. winter storm warnings are posted in four corners of the southwest where heavy snow is forecast. rain will bring a risk of flash flooding from ohio to the deep south through the weekend. yesterday, minnesota set a record for the snowiest february in history. out west another storm system is bringing rare snow to places like las vegas, nevada, and flagstaff, arizona. >>> coming up on the "cbs morning news" now, hitting the picket line. why teachers in oakland, california, are walking off the job. >>> and a nightmare for nike after zion williams' sneakers blow out during a game. zion williams' sneakers blow out during a game. migraine with botox®. what if you had fewer headaches and migraines a month? botox® prevents headaches and migraines before they even start. botox® is for adults with chronic migraine, 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more. botox® injections take about 15 mins. in your doctor's office and are covered by most insurance. effects of botox®

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the latest entrant to the crowded chinese auto market is nio. >> william li: hi, holly. >> williams: hi, william. >> williams: nio's founder is william li... it's nice to meet you. >> li: okay, nice to meet you too. >> williams: ...a 44-year-old billionaire entrepreneur, who we met last year in beijing. nio is china's only all-electric luxury car brand... it's sort of similar to a tesla. ...and the similarity to a tesla is no coincidence. nio's es-8 is competing with american-made tesla for wealthy, status-conscious chinese. their conspicuous consumption has made china one of the biggest markets for luxury goods in the world. with no import costs, at $60,000 u.s. dollars, the nio is about half the price of a tesla. i heard that you were the one to call this car the "tesla killer?" >> li ( translated ): all right, all right. >> williams: maybe it was you. >> li: maybe, maybe. >> williams: it doesn't look like a killer. should we take it for a spin? >> li: yeah. >> williams: what is the acceleration like on this? li claims his car goes from zero to 60 in 4.4 seconds. 650 horse power? a

holly williams will take a look. >>> our ion america report focuses on how third-graders are being taught to spot potentially abusive pre. >>> an incredible story of survival after one man was trapped in quicksand for 11 hours. >> amazing story. thank you for watching tonight at 6:00. the cbs evening news up next. >> we will be back here at 7:00 p.m. with all your local news and information. have a good night. ♪ ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs >> glor: on the cbs evening news this tuesday, the field for 2020 expands and the race takes a new turn following an announcement right here. >> i am going to run for president. >> senator bernie sanders officially jumps into the race for the white house. >> many of the ideas that i talked about in 2016, a majority of the american people now support. >> i like bernie. personally, i think he missed his time. >> reporter: the two brothers at the heart of the jussie smollett investigation met with prosecutors today, a possible sign of increasing legal peril for smollett. >> president trump is denying a "new york times" report that he tried to interfe

and holly williams, london. >>> d still narrator: in utah, you're livin' on mountain time and there's nothing standard about that. with 10 resorts less than an hour from salt lake international airport, mountain time means more time on more resorts on the greatest snow on earth. it means more time with the kids and more time away from the kids. ski more, shred more, chill more, cheers more because mountain time is a state of mind that can only be found in one place. utah. >>> we decided to end tonight with a chance fanatic who isn' enough to drive. here's michelle miller. >> bentley. >> chevy. >> reporter: for as long as pat hurtley could talk, he's been talking cars. when his mom found a car decal that fell off a car, patch took it as a treasure. for his parents it was a teachable moment. >> my husband and i thought this is a great way to encourage him to read. >> reporter: so began the patch project. >> reporter: who's in your team? >> my big sister and little brother. >> reporter: the auto world found him as hard to resist as we did. decals and letters came from chevy, bmw, roles r

holly williams got a ticket from london. >> reporter: for more than seven decades, the house of dior has been synonymous with luxury, elegance, and opulence. >> the name of the printed taffeta dress for the new line -- >> reporter: now a blockbuster exhibition in london has brought together hundreds of dior's most iconic works. bejewelled and embroidered by artisans, designs that blur the line between fashion and art. >> everything on display in this exhibit is haute couture which means, of course, it's made by hand at dior. there are these strong codes or themes of design which have really carried through from christian dior's designs in the 70-plus years in the house. >> reporter: the show revealed how dior's influence was from the start downright revolutionary. the story of dior began just after the second world war, an age of penny pinching, until a french designer, christian dior, stunned the fashion world with his collection. >> the new collections -- >> reporter: they called it "the new look." "elle"'s editor-in-chief anne-marie curtis told us it was unashamedly decadent, ever

holly williams has the story. >> reporter: these jets will be flying what's known as the missing man formation -- >> reporter: 75 years after an american b-17 bomber named "mi amigo" crashed in this england park, the ten u.s. airmen who were killed were honored by a flyover by american and british military aircraft. down below, thousands cheered the planes. and 82-year-old tony folds. [ cheers ] >> thank you. iscan't -- i can't believe all this is unbelievable to me. >>eporter: an 8-year-old tony was in the park playing with other children the day the "mi amigo" went down, killing all on board. it's tony's story emerging last month after a chance meeting with a british journalist that sparked the campaign for today's flight. the damaged american bomber badly shot up by the germans were apparently attempting an emergency landing when the crew spotted the children. >> if i hadn't been on the park, they could have landed on the park. >> reporter: the b-17 veered away and crashed into nearby trees. tony is convinced that the pilot and all on board died to save the lives of the children p

. >> we'll get a check on your holly williams. we do begin with the political crisis threatening to take down virginia's top three elected officials. this morning governor ralph northam is refusing to resign over a real estatist photo and now attorney general mark herring admits he ones wore black face. herring said in 1980 he and a grouch college friends put on which is and brown make upto attend a party dressed like rapper. separately a woman went public this week with detailed allegations of sexual assault against lieutenant governor justin fairfax. >>> 5-year-old girl was pulled from the rubble of a building in istanbul, turkey 18 hours after that building collapsed. she was found under a pile of concrete. they loaded her on to a stretcher and carried her to a waiting ambulance. the total number of people rescued was 13. the building collapsed on wednesday. unclear how many are unaccounted for. >> surveillance video captured the heart stopping moment when is a train pulled away from a station with the father of a baby on the p

. >> holly williams in london, thank you. arehe case is raising a lot of issues. y story.e two sides to every hory, but it's always hard when he bhear somebody calling to spill the blood of americans to say come on back home. >> sometimes there are consequences for actions. >>> well, there's a new controversy over the trial of joaquin el chapo guzman in brooklyn. about pos lawyers are concerned about possible juror >>> good thursday morning. it is a clear start to the day with chilly conditions, so bundle up with temperatures in the 30s and 40s. enjoyed the sun with highs in the mid to upper 50s for many spots in the bay area. the north bay will see 20 to 30 mile an hour wind, 57 in san francisco and also for oakland and san jose. a clear start tomorrow with sunshine in the afternoon. the afternoon. >>> we have much more news ahead for you. police in california arrest a suspect in a murder from 1973. how new technology helped them solve that very cold case. >>> plus, more of bianna's interview with the founder and ceo of wauwei. he defends the technology that u.s.

patiently waiting at fort william is 13—year—old holly gillibrand. what do we want? climate action! when do we want it? now! holly has been missing an hour of class every friday morning. thousands of students around the world shouldn't be having to strike from school to make our voices heard. i want to get scottish leaders to take climate change seriously, and that they are destroying my future. most of my teachers are quite supportive of me. unfortunately, the highland council and my headteacher don't like what i'm doing. if they say they are going to punish you in some way, will that put you off doing it? no. it's a small price to pay for standing up for our planet. i mean, if you get a detention, that is nothing compared to how we will suffer in the future if nothing is done. james waterhouse with that report there. the queen has marked the centenary of the intelligence agency gchq by visiting its original home. when it first opened, watergate house in central london was known as the government code and cypher school and was a top secret location. our royal correspondent sarah ca

holly leopard and her husband william were rushing to the hospital to deliver their new baby, but they got stuck in the awful winter road conditions. >> i knew i had to -- he was coming no matter what, right? so we -- i said pull over. >> outside i was calm but inside i was a nervous wreck. >> they called 911 and that's when deputy allison george arrived to save the day. deputy george stepped in fd helped deliver brand-new baby nathan. >> this probably will be the best moment that will stick with me for the rest of my career. >> what an opportunity to help out like that. when the family returned home, deputy george stopped by for a reunion. >> i think i saw it said kenosha, wisconsin. i've been there many times. great people. great officer. cute baby. >> it all comes down to kenosha. >> it always does. nice to be with you. >> great to see you. >> i'll see you back here tomorrow morning. i'll hand it over now to my other buddy jim sciutto who takes over for "newsroom" right now. >> thank you guys. a very good monday morning to you. i'm jim sciutto in new york. a day before a delayed sta

patiently waiting at fort william is 13—year—old holly gillibrand, and her mum, kate. i guess you didn't do quite enough research before you set off. are you blaming me? the car is partly responsible as well. what do we want? climate action. when do we want it? now! in solidarity with greta, holly has been missing an hour of class every friday morning. what do we want? climate action. when do we want it? now! i care about climate change because it's my future and it's pretty bleak if we don't do anything about climate change. i want to get scottish leaders to take climate change seriously, and that they're destroying my future. most of my teachers are quite supportive of me. unfortunately the highland council and my headteacher don't like what i'm doing. if they say they're going to punish you in some way, will that put you off doing it? no. it's the very point about missing school that makes people realise it is important and we're willing to sacrifice an hour of education a week to protest against climate in action. the government says it's up to individual schools o

patiently waiting at fort william is 13—year—old holly gillibrand. what do we want? climate action! when do we want it? now! holly has been missing an hour of class every friday morning. thousands of students around the world shouldn't be having to strike from school to make our voices heard. i want to get scottish leaders to take climate change seriously, and that they are destroying my future. most of my teachers are quite supportive of me. unfortunately, the highland council and my headteacher don't like what i'm doing. if they say they are going to punish you in some way, will that put you off doing it? no. it's a small price to pay for standing up for our planet. i mean, if you get a detention, that is nothing compared to how we will suffer in the future if nothing is done. james waterhouse with that report. jamie will have all the latest business news shortly. first a look at the headlines on afternoon live. a british schoolgirl who went to syria to join the islamic state group wants to return home, but she could face prosecution. the prime minister faces another rebellion as

holly, thank you very much indeed. four children aged between three and eight have died in a house fire overnight in stafford. their motherjumped from a first floor window with her baby and her partner. their injuries are not life—threatening. the local fire and crime commissioner paid tribute to the emergency services and described what's happened as heartbreaking. sima kotecha reports from stafford. windows shattered, the inside of the house blackened by the fire that ripped through the upstairs. it happened close to 3am in the highfields area of stafford. eyewitnesses say it sounded like an explosion. four children were killed. eight—year—old riley holt, six—year—old keegan unitt, four—year—old tilly rose unitt and three—year—old 0lly unitt. firefighters were faced with very difficult conditions inside the property due to the severity of the fire. 0ur fire investigation team are currently working with colleagues from west midlands fire service and staffordshire police in order to find out how the f