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josÉ y adriana, muchÍsimas gracias. queremos que en casa nos digan quÉ pensaron.estaba transportando a varios miembros del congreso, del partido republicano. se nos confirma que una persona habrÍa perdido la vida. el presidente donald trump estÁ al tanto de esto que ocurriÓesta maÑana. javier: en instantes, nosotros vamos a seguir con la informaciÓn y con lo que estÁ sucediendo. vamos a mostrarte momentos que no vista del discurso del estado de la uniÓn y que ya son virales en las redes. ♪ javier: exclusiva con sus travÉs de univisiÓn. seguimos con una noticia que acapara toda nuestra atenciÓn. tenemos imÁgenes en vivo de este accidente, en el cual se encontraban diferentes congresistas camino a un cortante congreso que desarrollan despuÉs de este discurso de la uniÓn que dio el presidente trump. en este tren irÍan diferentes congresistas republicanos,, tambiÉn habrÍan ido familiares y amigos de los congresistas. la imagen que estamos viendo espor este cliente, el tren habrÍa chocado con este camiÓn que tenemos aa la izquierda de su pantalla. carolina: sabemos que

jeff. >> glor: adriana diaz in benton. adriana, thank you.ustice department confirmed today that attorney general jeff sessions was interviewed last week by the special counsel's office. robert mueller is investigating russian meddling in the 2016 election, and major garrett has the president's reaction. >> reporter: in the oval office today, president trump said he was not worried about what attorney general jeff sessions said, even though he hadn't spoken to him. >> no, i didn't, but i'm nota at all concerned. >> reporter: this public face of calm came amid the initial disclosure that former f.b.i. director james comey was interviewed by the special counsel in december. comey was fired by the president in part because of the russia investigation. according to sources, comey shared notes he took of conversations with mr. trump before the firing, recounting that mr. trump sought comey's loyalty and the possibility of a pending investigation into former national security adviser michael flynn. the president has denied comey's description of th

jeff. >> adriana, thank you.ks after russian president vladamir putin all but declared victory in syria, russia's main military base in syria was attacked last weekend by mysterious swarm of drones. charlie d'agata looked into this. until now rebel groups in syria have used remote controlled drones like the ones in the propaganda videos to drop bombs on targets. so now, picture 10 drones all together all weaponized all headed to the same target. the russian defense ministry said it suffered the first mass attack by drones, guided by a gps system, at its base in northwestern syria. another three, targeted its naval base at tartis. seven drones shot down. remaining ones were electronically jammed and forced to land. neither base suffered any casualties. the russians released these pictures today showing what they recovered. attack drones. partly made of wood, and held together with masking tape. a deadly mix of low and high tech, according to former british army weapons expert, pete norton. >> this particular attac

adriana villamarÍn tiene la informaciÓn.an encontrado 1470 vÍdeos, los niÑos eran dados por el pedÓfilo en lugares de videojuegos, especialmente en este centro comercial. >>una persona que traÍa muchos niÑos, todos los les traÍa algo una graciosa. >>le ofrecÍa los niÑos, dale trucos para ganar en los vÍdeos, luego se los llevaba a su casa. >>niÑos de ocho, a 12 aÑos principalmente. >> en 2008 ya fue acusado de violaciÓn de un niÑo. >> el hombre llegaba todos los dÍas del centro comercial, y ahÍ se le llamÓ la policÍa, la policÍa lo capturo. >>en mÉxico fue capturado otro conocido como anthony. logra no establecer que los doshablaban de la forma como seducÍan a los niÑos, de los horrores crecen freaky -- que les infligirÍa, y de lo que ganaban por internet. >>la policÍa llevaba por lo -5 aÑos tras su rastro, y gracias a un aviso de un lugar de seguridad, fue detenido en maracaibo. ♪ >> y tras la breve pausa les tenemos un resumen del otro contacto deportivo. >>como siempre le saluda daniel. los cavaliers, esto no superÓ mÉtod

jeff. >> glor: adriana, thank you.ks after russian president vladimir putin all but declared victory in syria, russia's main military base in syria was attacked last weekend by a mysterious swarm of drones. charlie d'agata looked into this. >> reporter: until now, rebel groups in syria have used remote-controlled drones, like the ones in these propaganda videos, to drop bombs on targets. so now, picture ten drones, all together, all weaponized, and all headed to the same target. the russian defense ministry said it suffered the first mass attack by drones guided by a gps system at its base in northwestern syria. another three targeted its naval base at tartus. seven drones were shot down. the remaining ones were electronically jammed and forced to land. neither base suffered any casualties. the russians released these pictures today showing what they recovered-- attack drones, partly made of wood and held together with masking tape. a deadly mix of low- and high- tech, according to former british army weapons expert, p

adriana diaz is there. >> oh, my god!r-old stephon edwards has his opponent on the run. >> check. r: reporter: one who is usually in the business of pursuing others. >> oh, man, this kid. >> reporter: on chicago's south fde officers meet neighborhood kids on equal ground. d. that's your first move? >> reporter: the squares of a chess board. they're brought together by raydell lacey, who started a program called "not before my parents." >> that's e.j.'s dad. >> reporter: two years ago we sat down with her. >> he got hit in the head. he was slumped over. >> reporter: just days after her grandson e.j. was shot in the head at 19. >> oh, god. oh, god. >> reporter: he was one of 771 chicagoans killed in 2016. b's an agony relived. 21 years before that her daughter was also murdered. in their memory she vowed to be part of a solution. >> no parent should have to bury their child. that's just... they don't go together. that's just not right. >> reporter: two years later, she's delivered on that promise, and not before my parents

adriana diaz, cbs news, chicago. >> mason: and we are looking at her proud, as well.bs evening news" tonight. i'm jeff glor. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> super bowl flu. >> every effort is being made to sanitize and clean all of this equipment before tens of thousands of people come in here. >> inside edition's special super bowl correspondent nancy kerrigan reports for duty. >> we've got our credentials. we have our hand sanitizer. let's go. >> then, who's the boss. >> the moment everyone is talking about. >> 6-year-old blue ivy telling beyonce and jay-z to shush at the grammy's. >> plus, hillary fire and fury. >> he liked to eat at mcdonald's. >> and actor scott baio fights back. >> if you have a claim, go to the police. >> why he's blasting former

adriana diaz, cbs news, maywood, illinois. >> ninan: chelsea manning, the former army private who gave classified government documenting to wikileaks is run for u.s. senate in maryland. she was released from prison last may after serving seven years. she is running as a democrat and will likely challenge incumbent ben cardin. it was a terrifying ride for dozens of greyhound bus passengers. they were heading for milwaukee to chicago last night when a man started threatening to shoot and kill passengers. police were alerted and stopped the bus in lake county, illinois, using spike strips. no one was hurt, and the suspect was arrested. newly released court documents show the gunman behind the las vegas massacre took elaborate steps to cover his traction, including using multiple cell phones. the documents do not explain the gunman's motive for killing 58 people and wounding more than 500 others. there's still no indication that he had any help planning or carrying out the october attack. the torch for next month's winter olympics aride rooifd in seoul, south korea, tase. south korea's ost

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together matt and his beautiful wife adriana are examples of our theme love saves lives. please welcome to the stage matt and adriana burke and their family. >> we had a thank when i played football, we would be out in the field before kickoff, where else would you be even right here right now? they say if you can't explain an idea or a concept to a third grader either you don't understand the idea or it is not a good idea. you can't explain abortion to an 8-year-old. what that means is this is not a battle of logic. if it was, abortion would have ended the a long time ago. this is in the battle for the mind, this is a battle for hearts. it is important to remember that those who are pro-abortion, the war is not against them. it is against the evil of abortion. those people are our brothers and sisters, children of god, made in his likeness. when talking about abortion i often think, you often think about talking to an enemy but if one of my daughters was going to say she would have an abortion what what i do? how but i talked to her? i wouldn't talk to her mind, i would

pedro: adriana ddel gobierno municipal dijo que el padre y uno de los hijos fue encontrado con vida yde lla mama. es por eso que aparentemente es ella quien cometiÓ el homicidio. pedro: vilma pardo, consejera profesional recomendÓ la importancia de buscar ayuda cuando un familiar presenta cambios de conducta. las investigaciones enfocan los motivos que habrÍa llegado a esta madre y esposa a eliminar a la familia en este exclusivo hotel de galveston, texas en un homicidio suicidio que ha conmocionado a toda una comunidad. una madre asesinando a sus hijos definitivamente es algo que no se observa con frecuencia y definitivamente es sorprendente, dijo este oficial quien alegÓ que se estÁ entrevistando a los familiares. ademÁs se revelÓ que ya se culminaron las evaluaciones forenses y los cuerpos serÁn entregados a familiares, muy pronto. jorge: un hombre se robÓ una patrulla en sacramento, california y lo condujo errÁticamente hasta que fue detectado por un ex guardia de seguridad que llamÓ al 911. el conductor no respetÓ los semÁforos y chocÓ contra un poste antes de ser detenido. ahora

adriana, good morning. >> reporter: good morning.first to officially accept documented students back in 2014. there are currently 32 being trained here. because of daca, they can study and work here, but they don't get citizenship. we sat down with three students who told us what it's like to be at the top of their academic game with no clear future insight. >> every time i hear footsteps outside of my door, there's a part of me that for a second i think should i open the door? >> reporter: after 20 years living in the united states he worries they could detain him at any point. born in mexico but raised in new mexico he's the first undocumented immigrant to pursue his phd md and loyola university medical school but he may never beable to practice legally. >> my biggest fear is maybe daca will remain, but there will be no way to go beyond daca. >> reporter: this 27-year-old studied chemistry in college in savannah before becoming one of the d.r.e.a.m.ers enrolled here. >> the news on twitter reminds you, but at some level you are not

redes sociales se atribuyÓ el asalto donde sustrajo armas y otros equipos militares, en caracas, adrianaescapar y llamo al nÚmero de emergencia, aparente ban menos edad de la que tienen el juez fijÓ una fianza de 9 millones de dÓlares para cada uno de los padres. >> y al regresar en noticias telemundo un fraude millonario en mÉxico priva a damnificados de terremoto de septiembre de la ayuda que tanta falta les hace. >> y la capacidad del gobierno estÁ en entre dicho tras la falsa alarma de ataque nuclear que aterrizÓ a hawaii. >> ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ >> luchan otro tipo de batallas. ( ♪ ) no creen en limitaciones. ( ♪ ) siempre están listos para ayudar a los demás. ( ♪ ) saben que no basta con ser el más fuerte, también hay que ser el más inteligente. por eso construimos la camioneta del mañana para los valientes de hoy. nueva ford f-150 2018. para los valientes de hoy. pero a veces apestas. febreze air effects... ...no cubre los malos olores... ...los elimina completamente. porque las cosas que... ...más quieres pueden apestar. voy a target después de necesito proteína en polvo. necesito vitami

adriana diaz spoke with a student whose friends were wounded in the attack.driana, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. students here want answers. they say the 15-year-old suspect, who we're not naming because he's a minor, was in the school band, a friendly person. president trump tweeted condolences to families yesterday. in this small town, they're holding on to memories of the two 15-year-olds who died in this tragedy. >> i played baseball with him for three or four years. >> reporter: jacob landis says the locker room will never be the same without preston ryan cope. >> he's an incredible kid, i mean, every time you saw him, he was smiling. walking down the hallway. he never had anything negative to say. >> reporter: 15-year-old bailey nicole holt died at the scene. her mother described her as a perfect sweet soul and called the tragedy unbearable for our family. >> everybody just froze and didn't know what to do. >> reporter: keatyn gamble says students were socializing in the commons area of the school when shots silenced the crowd. >> nobody knew

adriana, good morning. >> reporter: good morning.he shooting has shaken this tight knit community of less than 5,000 people. police haven't identified the shooter or his motive but investigators, including the fbi and the atf, are trying to figure out why this student walked into his school and opened fire. >> it still doesn't feel real. it doesn't feel like it actually happened. >> reporter: moments after arriving at school, teenagers were scrambling for cover as their fellow student began shooting. >> it sounded like there was a fight, someone was hitting on the window. i took out my headphones and turned around and everyone was just broken up. >> reporter: the school immediately went into lockdown. but some students had already fled the grounds. >> i took off. i started running. i was scared for my life. >> reporter: one student went back inside to rescue her friend who was unharmed. >> she was my friend. i can't leave her. and we got her and left. >> five shots fired, four down at the hospital at marshall. >> reporter: police arr

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adriana datz reports. police say it was just before 8:00 a.m.15-year-old student armed with a handgun walked into marshal county high school and started shooting randomly. everybody started running and stuff. i saw people getting shoved down. there was a lot of blood everywhere. it was just horrible. >> everyone in the library once they saw what was happening, we all started running toward the library office. parents rushed to the school, and took less than ten minutes for federal and local law enforcement to respond. the building was put on lockdown. shaken students were bused to an area middle school to reunite with their loved ones. marshal county deputies arrested the gunman who remains unidentified. lieutenant michael webb its with the kentucky state police. >> he was apprehended by the sheriff's department. here on site at the school. thankfully before any more -- any more lives could be taken. >> one victim, a 15-year-old girl died at the scene. five of the wounded were air lifted to vanderbilt university medical center in nashville. wher

adriana diaz reports. >> reporter: the shooting has sha shaken this close knit community. police yet to identify the shooter or motive. investigators including the fbi and atf are trying to figure out why the student walked into a school and opened fire. still doesn't feel real, doesn't feel like it happened. >> moments after arriving at school. teenagers were scrambling for cover as their fellow student began shooting. >> sounded like a fight. some one hitting on the window. took out my headphones. turned around. everyone was just broken up. >> the school immediately went into lockdown. some students had already fled the grounds. >> one student went inside to rescue her friend. sunny was unharmed. >> my best friend. i can't lose her. we got her and left. five sthots fired. four down at the high school at marshal. >> police arrived to the school just seven minutes after the first 911 call. they quickly found the gunman, and arrested him. >> he was apprehended by the sheriff's department. here on site at the school. thankfully before any more lives could be taken. there is

adriana daiaz spoke to some. >> this medical school was the first to officially accept undocumented students14. there are 32 being trained here. and because of daca they can study and work here, but they don't get citizenship. we sat down with three students who told us what it is like to be at the top of their academic game with no clear future. every time i hear footsteps outside my door. for a second thinks should i open the door. >> after 20 years living in the united states. he still worries immigration agents could dedatain him at an moment. born in mexico raise the in new mexico. the 28-year-old its the first to pursue his ph.d. and md at loyala university medical school. the soon to be doctor may never be able to practice legally. >> my biggest fear is that, maybe daca will remain, but there will be no, no way to go beyond daca, there will be no pathway to citizenship. >> of the 27-year-old studied chemistry in college in savannah before becoming one of the dreamers enrolled here. >> the news reminds you, twitter remind you that, at some level you are not welcomed here. >> i see the

adriana diaz, cbs news, chicago. >> and we are looking at her proud as well.hat is the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm jeff glor. >>> welcome to the overnight news. president trump goes before a joint session of congress tonight to deliver his first state of the union address. the president is expected to highlight what he calls the accomplishments of his first year in office, the tax cut, deregulation, and a soaring stock market. but he's also expected to lay out plans for immigration reform and a massive infrastructure project. margaret brennan has more. >> we worked on it hard, covered a lot of territory including our great success with the markets and the tax cut. >> reporter: for a president who often complains that his successes are underreported, the unfiltered primetime address is a key opportunity to push his agenda. >> it will obviously be must-watch tv. >> reporter: advisers

joining me to discuss, adriana, steve king said it was a sickening reality set in when he read the memoad the additional congressman mark meadows said parts of him wishes he didn't right because of what he learned about his country. >> exactly. and other members of congress are saying this is like tactics used in the kgb. this is so shocking that the corruption at the highest level of our government and our spy agencies at the doj and fbi. the american people must demand the congress release these memos, declassify them and let the american people see what's going on. we know this fake, phoney dossier that was paid for by the hillary clinton campaign and dnc was used by the fbi to get five warrants. if hillary clinton were president and "breitbart" or steve bannon paid for fake tabloid information and the fbi used that to take down hillary clinton and negate an entire presidential election? you have got to be kidding me. liberal heads would explode. many believe this is what took place. what when high-ranging officials were interviewed. they were asked, did you use the dossier to obtain

adriana: crews are preparing the roads for this latest toast of -- dose of winter weather. suzanne kennedy has more on what they are doing to make you safe. snowdomei am at the and forests bill where the department of transportation has been mobilizing for the winter weather we are receiving. jones joined by pol let who is going to talk about what this entails. what are you doing to make sure the roads are safe? >> we have mobilized a complement of over 200 vehicles and 250 personnel, and we will be working 12-hour shifts around the clock to treat the roadways. suzanne: winter event is posing for your department. >> the challenge is the fact that the pavement will remain below freezing. is a lot of salt on the roadways from all the various events we have had prior to this, it is still a bit of a challenge to help to melt the precip when the pavement on the roadways is that cold. suzanne: we appreciate your time today. one thing to keep in mind is the timing of this event. it will impact the afternoon rush hour, so if possible, stay off the roadways. howard university studen

christian whiten, adriana, let me start with you. this has been one heck of a week. we started tuesday with that big meeting. then we had the controversy coming into today. where are we on this? >> i can tell you it was a little bit of a setback. president trump was make progress toward getting a deal done on daca. he may have to pump the brakes on it a little bit. but at the end of the day i don't think his controversial remarks will move if the needle that much at all. americans who voted for donald trump and elected him for president knew we weren't electing a politically correct president, they were electing a jobs president. charles: this immigration daca wall, this is sort of the perfect opportunity to get something done. both sides desperately want something done. the president wants that wall and the democrats want daca. the by part span bill presented to him i thought was dead on arrival. everyone involved in that process are all for amnesty. i think it was a disingenerallous offer and it set president trump off a little bit. they want as many illegal immigr

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now to my long-term care, i first want to thank adriana, when i first was on board, she taught me everything in the beginning, she was there when i was answering the phone, nervous. and she told me it will be ok. and it's ok. thank you to rea, she's on vacation right now. duane and larry. my nurses, i love my nurses, angela, luba, sue. i run down three flights of stairs and run up, i deliver one folder, and i just -- i'm dedicated to them. it's all the exercise i get for the day. the next two people i want to thank. i'm going to use a sport analogy. i like sports. but, fanny, thank you so much. fanny is like klay thompson. you know him of the golden state warriors, he can rebound, shoot, he does it quitely and efficiently and that's fanny. when you need a bucket you pass it to clay. here's my mom. [applause] my mom made it in time. you know, with clay, you have the splash brothers, but this case, it's the splash sisters. carrie is steph curry of daas. she is mvp, makes me better. and she's the best program manager in the city. thank you, carrie. that's steph carrie right there. last but not

adriana: el presidente hablÓ de que la economÍa mejorÓ.dreamers. convertir a los dreamers en una pieza de negociaciÓn polÍtica. me da mis 20.000.000.000 $ para el muro que no va a servir para nadaÍbamos a dar un camino a la ciudadanÍa a los dreamers de 12 aÑos. los americanos tambiÉn somos dreamers. dijo trump. los dreamers sonpersonas de segunda clase para donald trump, lo feo eso son las mente vidas, dijo cosas que no son ciertas, dijo que su rebaja de estos es la mÁs grande en la historia de estados unidos, wrong, mentira! las rebajas mÁs grandes las dio reagan, obama, kennedy. los salarios han subido como nunca y es mentira. los salarios viene subiendo todos, 5% a 2,6% y viene desde atrÁs. que la industria como tres estÁ mejor que nunca. hace cuatro aÑos viene subiendo. trump viene a ponerse aquÍ como que es david copperfield. en un aÑo mÁgicamente arreglÓ el paÍs. alan: en un aÑo es imposible que arreglÉ toda la economÍa en un paÍs tan grande como los estados unidos. analiza: el 45% de los demÓcratas aprueban el discurso de reconcilia

adriana diaz has more. good morning. >> good morning. kept a pretty low profile since our cbs affiliate reported he had an extramarital affair. but in an interview this weekend, he did apologize, though showed no signs of stepping down. more than a week of facing accusations of assault and blackmail during an extramarital affair, missouri governor eric greitens said there's nothing to investigate. >> there was no hush money, no violence, no threat of violence, no threat of blackmail, no threat of a photograph and blackmail. those things are absolutely false. >> reporter: greitens does admit he had an affair with his former hairdresser. recordings obtained by the cbs news shows the unnamed woman detailing her affair with governor greitens with her now ex-husband. >> he stepped back, i saw a flash through the blindfold and he said, you're never going to mention my name. >> governor, i'm asking you to step down. in a facebook post he said he spoke to the fbi and greitens received undisclosed money from farsis including the company express g

>> adriana, thank you. tristan klein is a junior at marshall county high school. he had just arrived at the high school yesterday as the shooting was unfolding and was able to rush his friend to the hospital. good morning, tristan. how are you doing this morning? >> i'm doing good. i'm still in a little bit of shock, but i'm better. >> i know you got to the school during the shooting. describe what happened. >> i just arrived at school and i saw everybody rush out in a panic. i mean it had to have been 400 kids, and i started to flee in my car and that's when i saw my friend danny. he was lying in the field. he had been shot and he was surrounded by some teachers, and they didn't know what to do, so i put him in my car as fast as i could. >> so you helped bring danny into your car and then to the hospital. >> yeah. one of my teachers and my assistant principal were there and they helped me get him into my car and he was shot in the shoulder and he was scared and he didn't -- no one really knew what to do, so i just put him in my car and drove as fast as i could. >