>> i looked in amir's eyes.uage cues you can pick up from someone in that situation. but there was no apprehension in him whatsoever. so it seemed like we were good to go. >> we worked with the georgians ahead of time to set up the two-day sting. the room itself was completely wired. we had a room next door to that that was a staging room where we had all the equipment and extra personnel to surveil it. and then the entire hotel was basically under surveillance as well. >> we made a plan for what information we were trying to get from him. for example, we wanted more admissions as to his knowledge this was illegal under u.s. law. we wanted him to explain that he knew these were military components. and then, of course, we wanted to complete the transactions. this is where darius and p.j. would do what they had to do. and become international arms dealers. >> when an undercover is doing his or her job properly, they are operating on different levels simultaneously. the first level is we're being cognizant of the

yigal amir was despised by most israelis after the assassination but not all. he had his supporters who believed is that he did the right thing for israel. the most important thing to yigal amir after he assassinated yitzchak rabin was that he did not want anyone to think he was crazy. he wanted everyone to know he thought carefully about firing two hollow point bullets into yitzchak rabin's back and that he had done it for good reason because he was protecting the people of israel from a nazi, he was protecting the people of israel from a traitor, an enemy of israel, he was saving israel from yitzchak rabin. he was doing what donald trump says he has to do, save america from hillary clinton. yigal amir told israeli police, "i am at peace. i did what many people wanted to do. i am totally normal. i do not want people to think that i am crazy. otherwise, i will not achieve my goal." the question for america tonight and the urgent question for the secret service tonight, which issued a worried statement about donald trump, about what donald trump said yesterday,

the marin county sheriff's office says a amir carno other vehicles were involved. >> a family-run marketliver more is considered a total loss after the. >> these pictures are from the liver moreç no others suffered such significant losses. >> colin kaepernick touched off >> i'm sure they're going to bet him up but i think he has a the mr.ç sflefrmt. >> to me this is bigger football. it would be selfish on my part to look the other ways. there areç p. >>> now to the developing news, the gulf air that causes the cabin to depressurize. we have details on the emergency landing that followed. >> tonight an in-air emergency. this set wout jet losing one its vengeance, the pilot breathing heavily as they go through the intelligent check dlis. spch. >> that's what passengers saw when they looked out their windows. >> it sounded like an 18-wheeler trier blowing and you started smelling smoke. >?ç that's passenger heather mil are and her husband putting their on. they quickly descended more than 20,000 people in just there was not just any engine failure. this is an explosive event and it's ver

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it's -- it's -- uh, no, it's a-amir. it's -- it's not amir, no. oh, no, it's, uh, ahmad.ticket. now i'm just feeling racist. what is it? here it is. it's... jerry. j-- oh, jerry. amari. jerry amari. there you go. can you see better in here? a little, but those drops are really hanging on. i'm like han solo right when he came out of the carbonite. really? nothing? i get it. it's "star trek." you're breaking my heart. save it for luke. he'll love that. can we just get the gift and get out of here? right, but first things first. let's put on some funny hats, act like they're not there, and then walk around all serious. what's the point of this? that's good. you're nailing it. [ cellphone rings ] hey, honey. how was the eye exam? great. i can barely see. i'm wearing giant sunglasses and a girly hat. alex and i are having a blast. but you got the gift, right? that's what people tell me. the bowl. i have the bowl. it's beautiful. i'll -- i'll see you at home. hey, here's a thought -- now that you told mom you got the bowl, how about we actually go get it? yes, no more fooling a

marine, amir hekmati and businessman saeed abedini. >> republicans in the presidential nominee donald trump had been critical of the obama administration secret plan. >> he said, we don't pay ransom, but we did. he lied about the hostages, openly and brat antly. >> say they waited until the americans had left iran on january 17th before handing over the money. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >> the state department maintains that money was owed back to iran from a military equipment deal with a former saud before his over throw in the 1970s. >>> americans are mourning the loss of joint chief of staff john. association press he died of natural causes last night surrounded by family. he had a 46-year military career and after he -- he worked with south vietnamese leader to reunite separated families and account for missing americans. he was 94-year old. >>> weather and traffic every 10 minutes on the fours. chris, we have big changes. >> and we have a fabulous moon shot. it yesterday morning, but full there. being given to us courtesy of our fabulous photographer eddie castro. we're

marine, amir, american businessman tolo, and pastor seig. to iran due to a deal 35 years ago. state department officials say they waited until the americans left iran on january 17th before handing over that money. >>> many republicans say this is clearly a ransom payment to a state's sponsor of terrorism and accuse president obama of lying now. a few weeks ago, the president insisted the u.s. doesn't pay for ransoms. >>> all right, let's turn to traffic and weather every 10 minutes on the fours. here's chris >> good morning. one surge of cooler air come in yesterday. we'll get one more surge from this disturbance up here in wyoming. there's chilly air up there. look at this on radar. good snow outside of sheridan, wyoming this morning. it would be interesting to see once the daylight comes up, if we can get pictures. south western colorado, you have missed this. clear skies. 51 from rhonda palmer. it is cool in the metro 40s the higher terrain of our foothills. hanging onto 61 in lewisville. for this afternoon, just anticipate more clouds than sunshine. that's one given and m

amir miller packed up his kiosk last month after mall management told him to stop selling this tee shirtrutality. tonight he says they have been able to hash out their differences. >> people have been more supportive of the movement and knowing that it was something positive and not negative. my brand is positive. there's nothing negative about my brand. >> miller says he's also gotten support from police officers and correction officers and plans to return to the mall coming up in january. >>> out to john clark. are the lights still on at the link, john? >> they're leaving the lights on for us. carson wentz made his debut. we'll show you how he did and hear from him coming up next. to win anle ask me wholympic medal, i tell them, "you already know." the medals you've earned are all around you. your bronze. your silver. your gold. and liberty mutual insures them all. liberty mutual is proud to insure every team usa medal won in rio, just like we protect the medals you've earned in life. liberty stands with you. liberty mutual insurance. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. how

jae crowder, amir johnson, r.j. hunter, jordan mickey and jared sullinger all turned out to help him celebrate. they look great. mike: the family looks really cute. emily: great day to be outside. mike: sunshine out there. it he degrees. even tomorrow a little warmer. humidity is still down to read if you have low humidity this at 112. you still have a decent weekend. temptress in the 80's, sunshine. looking forward to it. emily: are you working? mike: some of it i am. emily: thank you are among the best in the country. our charter schools are public, and we have longer school days with more personal attention. we have a proven record of helping students in underperforming areas succeed. announcer: question 2 will expand charter school access and result in more funding for public education. every parent should be able to choose the public school that's best for their child. announcer: vote yes on question 2. >> hey, everybody. all this week, we're working to raise money for a very worthy charity, shriners hospitals

.>> amir is a father of two. a great man. >> reporter: people came together thursday on fayetteville street to support one another. >> when something like this happens, qc people come and get together. work hard and i guess comfort everybody. >> silverman worked for t was originally from sudan and was going to visit relatives soon. >> he was not even supposed to be here and he was supposed to be in sedan but he found out his passport had expired. >> reporter: back at the hotel, he was waiting for his family to arrive to say that night -- to stay the night. >> anyone else to go through what he went through. >> reporter: durham police have not announced any arrests or identified any suspects.>>> in johnson county, and investigation of a domestic shooting leaving a man in serious condition. they responded to a home just a 7:00. >>> also, fayetteville police arrested a man they say killed a mother of three earlier this week. christopher lee is facing first- degree murder charges. police say he shot and killed angela

amir miller says he's been selling t-shirts at the cherry hill mall.this has to stop." stirred up some emotion. miller says it's nothing more than a call to end police brutality. mall management told him to stop selling the shirts. miller tells nbc 10 he and mall management have been able to hash out their differences. >> people have been more supportive of the movement and knowing that it was something positive and not negative. my brand. >> miller says he's also gotten support from several philadelphia police officers and corrections officers. you can look for a kiosk in the mall in january. >>> take a look at this gas main fire in atlantic county. an electric wire falling on to a guardrail sparked the flames. the gas main ignited yesterday. this is ocean heights avenue in egg harbor township. it took crews several hours to bring it under control. no one was hurt. >>> new details about the auction of bader field in atlantic city the highest bid was just $50 million. the cash strapped city was hoping to get at least 155 million. city officials were ho

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then secretary of state, clinton said amir is his own man. >> mr. has been in the united states of his own free will. and he is free to go. >> reporter: being part of iran's nook leer puclear progra dangerous game. amiri would have known the risks. >> from their perspective this is how uh you treat traitors it is a little surprising to me. amiri couldn't have anticipated that when heap made the decision to go back to iran. >> now the state department would give no further comment on amiri this morning. in e-mails released from clinton's private servers, conversations refer to him as a friend who pose aid diplomatic, psychological issue in the days before he left the u.s. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. can a toothpaste do everything well? this clean was like - pow. it felt like i had just gone to the dentist. it just kind of like, wiped everything clean. my teeth are glowing. they are so white. crest [hd]. 6x cleaning, 6x whitening. and at two weeks superior sensitivity relief to the leading sensitivity toothpaste. i actually really

expect to see amir on a division 1 campus very, very soon. >>> you guys can vote for your favorite play of the week on our website. now that's going to do it for news sports and updates just for you. >> thanks a lot. jeff. can you believe it? high school football season is here. >> i know and the kids are playing. >> they are. [ laughter ]. >> coming up in the next half hour, another major shake up in donald trump's presidential campaign. paul manafort, the campaign manager steps down >>> and the investigation into a shooting involving a state suspect and the violent >>> trump is releasing commercials in battleground states, including hours. >>> booze it and lose it. the campaign is in full swing. we'll tell you how they are looking to keep you safe from wants to help kids in need. when and where their back pack ghaith ways takes place. >>> and look at that ocean island beach in north carolina. pretty nice out there in raleigh. 78 degrees this saturday morning, august 20th, 2016. good morning to you and thank you for watching. >> i'm in mind after seeing that picture. meteorologist kris

release of those american prisoners, including jason rezaian of "the washington post" and former marine amir hekmati. and within years of the formal implementation of the iran nuclear deal. >> and martha, the u.s. maintaining tonight that it was money owed iran from an arms deal long ago? >> reporter: yes, from before the revolution in 1979. and that $400 million was just the first payment of a $1.7 billion settlement, but whether they were owed it or not, david, the timing of the repayment allows the iranians to say they got something from the americans for the deals they made. >> all right, martha raddatz tracking this live from washington. martha, thank you. >>> next tonight, to rio. the opening ceremony for the olympics just two days away now, and tonight, there are lingering fears about the water in which athletes will be competing. abc's chief medical editor dr. richard besser, traveling to rio to test what's in the water. >> reporter: tonight, the water around rio is under the microscope. the world health organization is sounding the alarm, for some 1,400 olympic athletes set to compe

nominee number 3 is amir wright, the 80 plus yard kickoff return was just a thing of beauty for scottland. he division i campus very, very soon. >>> you guys can vote for your faith favorite player of the week. that will do it for us but don't forget to catch my friend todd here with the latest news and updates for you. >> excited to go ahead and start the football season. >> good to see the kids on the field. hour, we have another major shakeup in donald trump's presidential campaign. paul manafort, trump's campaign ?? ?? ?? >>> donald trump with the message he is pushing ahead in the general election. >>> booze it or lose it. the campaign is in full swing. how the highway patrol and local law enforcement are hoping to keep you safe from impaired drivers >>> and school is starting back up soon and the raleigh mission wants to help kids in need. when and where a back back giveaway >>> 74 degrees out there. this august 20th, 2016. good morning. thanks for watch can north carolina news at 6:00. i'm mercedes beairshelle edme. and i'm justin quesinberry. >> glad you could start your day with

jae crowder, amir johnson, r.j. turned out. randy: boston-native mark wahlberg joins the patriots for movie night. after practice sunday, the team along with owner bob kraft headed over to the theater to watch deep horizons, starring wahlberg. kraft is known to take players to inspirational films. deep horizons focuses on the 2010 b.p. oil spill. wahlberg says it's about perseverance, and mental toughness. emily: the red sox bounce back on the road in saint pete. david price commanding the mound last night against the rays. he went eight innings with eight strike-outs giving up just two hits and no runs. but the real play of the night came from rookie outfielder andrew benintendi. a pop up to left field and check out that catch. sox win, 6-2. randy: an illinois baseball player smashes a grand slam and brandon thomas knocked the ball out of the park during a playoff game sunday night and was rewarded with the smashed car. he wasn't too worried about it though. thomas says it reminds him of just how hard he hit the ball. >> ? sum

said amir is his own man. >> mr. amiri has been in the united states of his own free will. and he is free to go. >> reporter: being part of iran's nuclear program is a dangerous game. amiri would have known the risks. >> from their perspective this is how uh you treat traitors it is a little surprising to me. amiri couldn't have anticipated >> now the state department would give no further comment on amiri this morning. in e-mails released from clinton's private servers, conversations refer to him as a friend who pose aid diplomatic, psychological issue in the days before he left the u.s. first kid you ready? by their second kid, every mom is an expert, and more likely to choose luvs than first time moms. new luvs with nightlock plus absorbs wetness faster than huggies snug & dry, to help stop leaks - even overnight. and you can save up to $150 per year by choosing luvs over huggies. guess what i just did? built a sandcastle? ha, no, i switched to geico and got more. more? 24/7 access online, on the phone or with the geico app. that is more. go get some mud... all that "mor

>> amir. >> jimmy: explain who he was. >> one of the great writers and peace activists in israel. this is the story of his childhood and howe and his mother createdll the stories together. and she kind of helped inspire his imagination. >> jimmy: how old were you when jimmy: do you feel like you have a special connection? oue equip to communicate with a child actor? >> yeah. think i alw got to feel like ing when i was i want tcret for him. i was a weird kid. i was a little adult. i re when and i took his cigarettes and broke the whole pack. but you said smoking is terrible for you. she's like no. >> who was the actor that you did that to in. >> man, it's so long ago. >> jimmy: was the guy happy? >> not at all. not at all. he was not amused. >> jimmy: so when you're working with a young boy like this, do you break his cigarettes? for him. and therwere certain things that i picked up from other directors that i had worked with. i worked anthony when i was younger. and he used to switch lines t sort of surprise you, to provoke ere suosed to run out and be really excited about his gar

the sheriff's office says 39-year-old amir khan was killed when his motorcycle hit the guard rail.estigators say khan was speeding north bound when he lost control. no other vehicles were involved. >>> a family run market in livermore is considered a total loss following a fire overnight. investigators say the fire started around 4:00 this morning on maple street and threatened the business next door. the fire caused an estimated $300,000 in damage to the market. no other businesses suffered significant loss. >>> tomorrow there's a fund raiser for the victims of the fire in monterey county, the biggest fire burning in california right now. an illegal campfire sparked it more than a month ago. since then, 91,000 acres have burned. >>> there are a dozen wildfires currently burning in california. hurst castle was shut down because of a chimney fire. the fire is 52% contained. the newest wildfire is near chico. the santos fire is 45% contained after burning 100 acres. firefighters say they'll have the ray fire contained by wednesday. it has burned 33,000 acres and 54% contained. >>> st

>> amir. >> jimmy: explain who he was. >> one of the great writers and peace activists in israel. this is the story of his childhood and how he and his mother created all these stories together. and she kind of helped inspire his imagination. >> jimmy: how old were you when you started acting? >> i was 11. >> jimmy: do you feel like you do you feel more equipped to communicate with a child actor? >> yeah. i think i always got to feel like i was playing when i was working so i want to krcreate tt for him. i was a weird kid. i was a little adult. i remember when i was 13, i was on a set and the actor i was working with was smoking. and i took his cigarettes and broke the whole pack. and my mom was like, no, no, no. for you. she's like no. >> who was the actor that you did that to in. >> man, it's so long ago. >> jimmy: was the guy happy? >> not at all. not at all. he was not amused. >> jimmy: so when you're working with a young boy like this, do you break his cigarettes? >> basically. >> jimmy: i tried on make it fun and there were certain things that i picked up from other director

know the name of the motorcyclist killed during a major crash on the golden gate bridge. 39-year-old amirahn wiped out. the accident stopped trap on all of the northbound lanes there for hours. the cause of the crash is still under investigation tonight. kahn is in lark spur and leaves behind a wife and infant son. >>> also new tonight at 10:00 a landmark law and a new device that could prevented dui crashes is now one step closer to reality. all this, just as police across the bay area are kicking off a new campaign against drunk driving. ktvu's monty francis is life in livermore tonight with the details. monty? >> reporter: well, ross, the law makes it mandatory for anyone convicted of a dui to have one of these. it's called the iid and an ignition interlock device and this is how it works. it's going to say do blow. you blow into this device for about eight seconds. it's analyzing. it says i passed and as long as you have a blood alcohol level below the legal limit, then you can drive the car. mary of livermore lost her son matthew to a drunk driver 15 years ago. the pain never goes aw

but amire later fled the u.s. without that money. he claimed he was abducted by u.s. agents. >>> and questions continue to arise throughouting the obama administration's -- surrounding the obama administration's cash payment to iran in january. kevin corke has the latest. >> reporter: as president obama took in a few rounds of golf while on vacation, controversy continued around his administration's there are 400 million cash payment to iran back in january. it happened to take place as tehran released a number of americans as part of a prisoner swap. >> we've just learned about $400 million ransom payment, same day, just a coincidence, right? cash. >> reporter: the white house standing iranian claims to regime assets used for an arms deal back in the 1970s. >> we did not pay random. we didn't here and we won't in the future, precisely because if we did, we could start encouraging americans to be targeted, much in the same way the countries that do pay ransom end up having a lot more citizens being taken by various groups. >> reporter: not everyone is buying the admin

and at the end of the day it's going to be whether or not america is about amir took kracy for resultsether we want process that keeps the same old plans in action. >> this is the ultimate donald in power for this world. >> whether it's charld and david koch, whether it is hillary clinton, whether it is paul ryan, whom ever, they are working on the same side of a divide and that is a divide between globalists and americans and everybody better understand that as we move forward from this point. ed rollins, thank you sir. appreciate it. randy evans, thank you. >>> up next, donald trump blasting the obama administration over that $400 million payment to iran that he says is a ransom for hostages. >> i see $400 million being shipped in cash and they didn't want dollars. it's being shipped in different currencies and it's being shipped overnight to iran. $400 million. you know, we have a president who frankly is inkoch tent. >> that's the subject of my commentary coming up next. we have a great deal more to cover. please stay with us. hey look, it's those guys. [music] jess: are you good t

. >>> new details about the motorcyclist killed on the golden gate bridge. 39-year-old amir con of lurks berg. traffic was backed up for hours while officers investigated the crash. it happened just before six last night and con was speeding and you can and when he lost control of the motorcycle and crashed in the guard rail. all three northbound rain -- lanes were shot -- shot down for an hour. >>> san francisco police tried to track down three people who they say robbed students last month. newly released surveillance video shows two men and one- woman entering the hall on the morning of july 26. the other clip shows them moving to the building. they attacked two students and made off with the south -- a cell phone a backpack and a laptop. the female suspect punched a young woman and a broke her nose and took her cell phone. >>> humpback whale off of the bay spotted thursday with the rope wrapped around her. will watching both say it appears the line is attached to a crab the week. he -- she is feeding with a pot of nearly the whales. several marine groups are watching and may attempt

a former marine, amir tech mattie, and they say this story tracks back to days preceding the seize of u.s. hostages in iran in the late 1970s when the u.s. froze iranian assets, including 400 million sent to the pentagon for an arms deal with the shah of iran. iran's claim to the money snaked its way through courts. u.s. officials said that the $400 million cash payment arranged in january on or about the day our four whose ajs were freed marked the first installment in a compromise settlement, totalling 17 billion. it made it impossible for obama administration to resolve multiple outstanding issues with the regime at once. >> that included securing release of five american citizens unjustly detained in iran. and closing out a long-standing financial dispute in a way that saved the american people potential billions of dollars. so this all came to a head at the same time. >> cash payment and release of hostages almost at the same time, they released seven iranians convicted of violating sanctions here. critics of the deal and the obama administration policies say all of the issues we

instead police say the swimmers damaged this gas station bathroom, breaking amir error and a a soap dispenser. the swimmers then say they go into a taxi. by 6:06 a.m. they're at this gas station. this video shows them near the bathroom when an attendant walks up, they run out. brazilian officials say the swimmers tried to leave and the station called police. at 60:09096:09, a man approache cab. appearing to point a gun at the car for nine seconds. three minutes later the swimmers get out. another puts his hands up. at 6:56 a.m. the four men arrive back at the athlete village. both the video and police account are inconsistent with what ryan lochte told the today's show billy bush on sunday. >> we got pulled over in our taxi and the guy pulled out his gun, he cocked it, put it to my forehead, said get down. i put my hand up. i was like whatever. >> when lochte spoke to matt lawyer, he changed some of the details. as for the gun, you said before it was placed on your forehead and cocked. he said no, that's not exactly what happened. police say two security guards pointed guns at the swimmers. t

david: and if you are blocked -- let amir pugin, -- vladimir putin, you say, how is that different fromhe u.s. actions? ,harlie: it is the notion of when a government does it for private concerns, even if they are state-owned, that was an issue between the u.s. and the chinese. my impression is, the chinese said, we won't do that anymore. to satisfy the obama consideration. david: that's right. the rules that u.s. set up and try to negotiate with the chinese, this is not worked with russia, is, stealing intellectual property is illegal in both countries if you are coming into your studio and stealing your scripts. so it should be, there should be a norm against that in the cyber realm. there was an effort by the u.s. to try to impose a norm, which not many others have signed up to, like the chinese, that says we won't interfere with emergency services. and we also won't interfere with the computer emergency response you backho try to get online. and what is coming down the line is, i think the u.s. would like a rule that says, we are going to agree to not mess with each other's nuclear