adriana diaz, thanks.ther big story we are following tonight-- president trump declared a national emergency today to help build a wall on the southern border. opponents are already working on lawsuits to stop it. here's major garrett. >> i didn't need to do this. >> reporter: the national emergency declaration means the president will try to sidestep congress and divert billions from other federal programs to accelerate border wall construction. >> we're going to do it one way or the other. we have to do it. we have an invasion of drugs and criminals coming into our country. >> reporter: the administration said it intends to spend roughly $8 billion to build 234 miles of steel wall. congress approved a fraction of that, just under $1.4 billion for border barriers. >> i got 1.4 billion, but i'm not happy with it. >> reporter: the rest comes from the treasury department, and the pentagon. $2.5 billion that would have been used to fight drug trafficking, and $3.6 billion for military construction l ojects. t

and adriana said yes.was such a big show adriana's friends and family had to keep her out of the neighborhood for most of saturday morning to get the horses and band in. congratulations to ricardo and adriana. (mabrisa)i have your forecast coming up a bit later on... later on...coming up a bit forecast coming up a bit later on... y'all it sounds proud but i couldn't let those motherf--- ers win." (justine) actor and musician jussie smollett, who is from santa rosa, performed at his first show since his reported attack. smollett is known for his role as a gay singer on the hit fox t-v show 'empire'.(jrs) the actor told chicago police last week he was beaten by people yelling homophobic and racist slurs at him. on saturday he told a crowd in west hollywood he's doing o-k. paul ver-cammen was outside the show's venue, troubadour. paul vercammen/ reporting:"in this legendary club where prince, bruce springsteen, elton john, alicia keys had performed before him jussie smollet's theme seemed to be that love conq

ya se agarrÓ con adriana.existe y cada dÍa el amor, el amor, el amor es lo mÁs importante para cada uno de ellos y para nosotros mismos en el andar de la vida. carlos: por amor es lo que refleja toda esta gente, un aplauso para todos ustedes. muchas gracias por su trabajo. y ahora sÍ, ven adriana, que estÁ aquÍ desde temprano porque ha estado planeando hacer una coreografÍa para toda esta gente que yo pensÉ que Íbamos a requerir de cuidados, pero viendo a jos''e perrear pero que estÁn mejor que yo. cuÉntame lo de los beneficios para la gente de la tercera edad de estar activos, con mÚsica, vivos. adriana: nÚmero uno, la música es vida y esto nos llena de adrenalina, de la hormona de la felicidad, que es a lo que necesitamos producir, sobre toda medida que vamos haciÉndonos un poco mÁs viejos, necesitamos aumentar la producciÓn de endorfinas, hormonas y la pasarla delicioso. ademÁs que un cuerpo que se mueve es un cuerpo saludable, un cuerpo joven y como sabes, nosotros, mientras se va pasando la edad... [risas

adriana diaz, cbs news, new york. >>> well, coming up on "cbs this morning," airline mechanics tell usre to cut corners on safety. in a follow-up to our eight-month investigation, we'll find out what the faa is doing to keep its own policies in check. >>> plus, avoiding money mistakes. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger tells us the 13 dumb financial decisions that even smart people make. >>> and only on "cbs this morning," caroline kennedy tells us about the growing humanitarian crisis in venezuela. that's it for the "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. [phone ringing] remember the way we used to do things? hey man... like connect with friends? dig it! or get in shape? or sell a house and pay a real estate agent a big commission. [crash] at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news . >>> we are taki

our crew approached a woman who was asking drivers to donate to adriana, a girl needing treatment for leukemia. we tried to get background for adriana but the woman waved us away, crossed the street and disappeared. shoes said they have not been aware of the women and no complaints about the issue. if you have information use c #abc7now and we will bring you follow-ups on the story. >>> new this morning, sorry, kids, unfortunately the tooth fairy isn't paying much. >> delta dental surveyed parents of 6 to 12. the ample payoff per tooth was -- to me this seems high -- $3.70, less than 2017 when kids got $4.13. in 2016 the average was $4.66. and the tooth fairy, i believe gave me a quarter. >> a quarter. i think i got like a dime. >> mine was definitely like a coin. we weren't talking about dollar bills. >> a gold coin. in your house that was normal. >> no. i think it was just a standard quarter. i don't think it was anything golden. >> i don't think it was every tooth either i got paid. >> oh, man. >> got to love inflation. i remember a quarter maybe 50 cents but that was a long time a

it was 14 below zero in hell to chicago also broke another dailb adriana diaz is there. >> reporter:ayer of frost has gripped the city of chicago, and it's not letting go. the chicago river looks more like the chicago ice rink. that's where the fire department's ice breaker is in overdrive. shattering the ice to deter people from walking on it, and so emergency boats can pass, says lieutenant jay tetrev. how hard does the temperature make this work? >> it's hard today to just get the mast down at the start, and then to get the motors working. >> reporter: yeah. i can feel the boat rumbling. >> right. >> reporter: just to get through the ice. >> you don't realize it's doing it right now, but it's riding on top of the ice and breaking it. >> reporter: it was negative 10 degrees on board, a warm-up from this morning's record-breaking negative 21 in chicago. in st. paul, minnesota, the low hit negative 24. that's where our demarco morgan found dozens huddled in a train station turned temporary warming center this morning, including steven hicks, who is homeless and has frostbite. >> repo

here's adriana diaz.ick street in chicago's old town neighborhood appears to divide two worlds. on the west sides, a subsidized housing complex, called marshall field garden, home to mostly black residents. and to the east, condos and million-dollar homes, where mostly white residents live. adell thomas has lived in the housing complex for decades. we're talking about this side of the street, that side of the street, but what does that really mean? >> it's segregation is what it is. they live over there in their own world. we're over here in our own hrld. >> i've heard people saying, "oh, i don't like my kids to walk down sedgwick street." >> reporter: charlie branda lives on the east side but often boked across the way to the west. >> people over here all seemed to be really friendly with each other, and they were hugging each other and, like, everybody was everybody's aunt. >> reporter: after a deadly shooting here in 2013, charlie decided this community needed unity. >> the theme is you make this place

adriana diaz, cbs news, chicago. >> glor: tonight the state department is looking into reports that asy as five americans are among the group of foreigners arrested in haiti and charged with conspiracy. the men were believed to be heavily armed. thousands have demanded haiti's president resign amid skyrocketing inflation. at the vatican today organizers of an extraordinary meeting on sexual abuse say this week could be a turning point. seth doane reports the conference begins thursday. >> reporter: pope francis called more than 100 bishops from around the world to discuss how to protect minors and this weekend the vatican sent a signal by imposing its highest punishment, defrocking former cardinal theodore mccarrick, found guilty of sexually abusing a child. he is the most senior catholic figure to be defrocked in modern times. organizers said the summit will focus on responsibility, accountability and transparency. the pope will take part. but the pontiff himself said expectations have been inflated. the church has been putting so much attention on this summit. how was it to hear the

tenemos cobertura en equipo que adriana villamarÍn da inicia desde bogotÁ. adriana: hola!ilidad en la regiÓn. adriana: al evaluar la jornada de ayudas humanitarias el canciller de perÚ seÑalÓ como responsable a maduro. >> se recibiÓ por parte de la dictadura de maduro... simplemente el uso de la fuerza y violaciones masivas de derechos humanos. adriana: el vicepresidente de brasil asegura que de esta cumbre saldrÁ una soluciÓn para la crisis en el continente. >> con una gran intenciÓn de intentar hacer todos los esfuerzos posibles para que la situaciÓn de nuestros hermanos en venezuela quede resuelta. adriana: mientras se reÚnen los vicepresidentes y los cancilleres del grupo de lima. en las calles de bogotÁ crece el inconformismo por las actividades que se realizan, pues se teme que puedan conducir a una sin salida y a una guerra de consecuencias impredecibles. bueno, esto es todo por ahora, regresamos a nuestros estudios. >> gracias, adriana. a esta hora se vive una tensa calma en la frontera de colombia y venezuela, tras los fuertes enfrentamientos del fin de semana. mÁ

adriana diaz is there. >> reporter: mourners prayed for the five people who lost their lives just going to work on friday. they gathered here at the henry pratt company, where 45-year-old gary martin killed everyone in the room. right after he was fired. more than 200 officers responded. the gunman shot five, all but one have been released from the hospital. their identities are still not known. today, we are learning more about the victims. trevor wehner was a student intern studying human resources, friday was his first day. he was sitting in on the suspect's termination meeting. josh pinkard, the plant manager, was a father of three. his neighboring say his family just moved from alabama last year. russell beyer was a mold operator. his father told the "chicago sun times" that his son, a union representative, had helped the suspect get rehired. clayton parks was a human resource manager. he had recently become a father. vicente juÁrez was likely not in the meeting, because he was a forklift operator. his daughter diana was frantically searching for him friday. >> i left and i called

jeff. >> glor: adriana, thank you very much. up here tonight, actor liam neeson's explosive confession. ay he once wanted to kill someone. neeson's explosive confession. why he once wanted to kill someone. u a1c. but only a few of you are thinking about your heart. fact is, even though it helps to manage a1c, type 2 diabetes still increases your risk of a fatal heart attack or stroke. jardiance is the first type 2 diabetes pill with a lifesaving cardiovascular benefit for adults who have type 2 diabetes and heart disease, jardiance significantly reduces the risk of dying from a cardiovascular event and lowers a1c, with diet and exercise. let's give it another try. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may be fatal. symptoms include nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, tiredness, and trouble breathing. a rare but life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the genital area could a

juan: adriana, cÓmo has lidiado con esta situaciÓn?anos inúan descubriendo crest. pruébala. ♪ ♪ ♪ [aplausos] juan: bienvenidos a "doctor juan". esto es: quÉ tan malo es? el juego que a ustedes le gusta. tenemos invitados. tenemos representaciÓn de tres paÍses distintos. raÚl: ella se llama juana de repÚblica dominicana. [aplausos] [sonido ambiente] juan: vamos a ver. comenzamos. quÉ tan malo esdar leche artificial a tu bebÉ en vez de pecho? o sea, la leche que compramos. vamos a ver. cuÁl es la respuesta? la respuesta es: no tan malo. [gritos] la barba, obviamente, darle pecho a su bebÉ es muy beneficioso porque se trasmiten anticuerpos. ahora, hay un problema que si por alguna razÓn la madre no puede dar la leche materna, no puede amamantar, tampoco el hecho de utilizar la fÓrmula es malo. entonces, por eso, ni es malo, ni es la mejor opciÓn. vamos a ver. seguimos. quÉ tan malo es la crema dental para una quemadura? la gente tambiÉn estaba diciendo. [hablan a la vez] hay diversas opiniones. la respuesta es: malÍsimo. malÍsimo. [risas]

i'm adriana diaz.st of its kind summit on sexual abuse in the resume man catholic church is now under way in the vatican. in his opening remarks yesterday, pope francis addressed nearly 200 bishops and religious leaders, urging them to listen to the cries of the young who want justice. the vatican says the four-day summit is focusing on responsibility, accountability, and transparency. since 1950, more than 19,000 people have been allegations of abuse by catholic clergy in the united states alone. the pope is now proposing a list of changes to punish predator priests and protect children. dea seth doane is in rome. >> reporter: a pontiff set the agenda with a piece of paper. 21 proposals, including establishing worldwide protocols for handling accusations against bishops involving lay experts in investigations, and developing rules for screening seminaryians. many of the points are familiar to priests in america where similar rules were imposed nearly two decades ago. >> what i'm hoping is that some of

problema mÁs peligroso que se entra la sangre, luego se puede pasar al corazÓn a sus pulmones >>> adrianae queda >>> candillanes es puso algo en el cuerpo >>> me quise mirar bien >>> pero no se siente muy bien >>> estarÉ a punto de morirme por, brazos silicÓn pero la verdad no era asÍ >>> y otro problema mÁs grande que los doctores tienen las manos atadas >>> no hay nada que podemos hacer. no podemos sacar el material del cuerpo porque tienen que subbing rÍan con esta bomba de tiempo con este cuerpo. >>> este es un programa muy grande porque tenemos porque como hacen en pos es ahÍ en estados unidos no es pero tidz >>> los mÉdicos dicen que esto tiene aplicaciÓn que se ya llaman mujeres. >>> eso ofrecemos en la colina >>> y fabiola y candi seguirÁn bajo la supervisiÓn bajo sus mÉdicos >>> no le recomiendo a nadie que lo haga vamos a po nir pero estamos conscientes de la prueba de la magia >>> gracias en otra noticia (nombre en inglÉs) comenzarÁ este lunes por la noche la re papa raciÓn del fuente, luego de una vÍa alternativa la via fue abierta y asegura para los conductores segundo indicÓ

. >> un adelanto de las condiciones del tiempo con adriana. >> buenas noches, no vemos lluvia, las temperaturasle contaremos de un programa que ayuda estos jÓvenes estudiantes. >> acompaÑenos. >> m(musica(.). >> si sabe de alguna noticia que debamos cubrir comunÍquese con noticiero telemundo 38 y dÉjenos su mensaje. > >> (musica) >> muchas gracias y feliz noche, vemos actividad de lluvia, vemos que el sistema ha perdido fuerza pero vemos que con el descenso de temperatura y niveles de nieve vemos con esas condiciones a las montaÑas del este, esta que vemos en color rosado es nieve en la montaÑa, estamos monitoreando esta situaciÓn, tenemos un aviso de tormenta invernal para el Área de la bahÍa, parte de las montaÑas estarÁn bajo este aviso hasta maÑana en la maÑana, podemos esperar hasta cuatro pulgadas adicionales en las prÓximas horas, el termÓmetro se mantiene frÍo debido a las condiciones 38 en nava, 48 san josÉ, abrÍguese bien porque tenemos un inicio de maÑana frÍo, y tenemos algo de precipitaciÓn, en la madrugada continÚan las lluvias de forma intermitente, veremos bandas de moderada a i

mire esta historia, increÍble una gran compaÑÍa, una gran amiga, adriana monsalve le dona un riÑÓn asual. carlos: vamos con gÉminis. >> tienes que ayudar a hacer varias cosas diferente. de repente lo tiene que centrar un poco pero no controlar. acoplarse a la rapidez y la duplicidad de gÉminis. si no tienes una conversaciÓn inteligente olvÍdate de gÉminis. carlos: y cÁncer? >> signo familiar, no le interesan los grandes lujos, son muy romÁnticos entonces puedes hacer una cena en casa, a la luz de la vela, todo muy sencillo y sobre todo le encanta hablar del pasado y del futuro, si te sientas con un cÁncer y le hablas del pasado y se proyectan a un futuro juntos, cae a tus pies. leo es un signo de ego, si no lo haces sentir importante, que su proyectos de verdad son lo primero se desanima muchÍsimo. carlos: vamos con virgo, creo que hay que hacerlo con un calendario. >> no lo vas a conquistar a virgo ni con romance ni compasiÓn. puedes hacer una fiesta, ir al cine, ir a comer pero tienen que programar muy bien todo y muy organizado. nada de llegar tarde ni mal arreglado porque se fija

now, adriana diaz shows us: the hollywood star is speaking out. (package script) >>> actor liam neesam. now adult rhiannon diaz showing the hollywood star is speaking out. >> actor a rare black man. >> there were some nights i went out deliberately into black areas in the city looking to be set upon so that i could unleash physical violence. >> the controversy began with. >> i asked what color were they, she said it was a black person. >> reaction to the original comments was overwhelming critical. reminds me of a time i got provoked by a rich white guy i didn't know hoping would do something. thank god i never took the bait. neeson understands the hurt his comments have caused but he shared them to open up a conversation. >> we all pretend we are politically correct. in this country it's same in my own country, you sometimes tch discover this racism. and bigotry and it's there. >> neeson says it happened nearly 40 years ago and he sought help from priest and friends. >>> neeson says he asked his friend other descriptive questions about his attack

s desde cÚcuta colombia, adriana rincÓn noticias telemundo >>> un programa que permite canjear basura miles de litros de agua. esto en la ciudad de mÉxico . e una gran esperanza a la crisis ambiental que aqueja a la capital. vÍctor silva nos cuent cÓmo funciona. >> siva >> stam os eniudad de mexico na c > estamos en ciudad de mÉxio una de las urbes mÁs contami contaminadas del mundo que genen 13 millones de toneladas de basura cada dÍa. >>> estoy en la piscina y tengo con mi familia a la feria del r trueqt trueque. venimos con aluminio, tetrapak >>> ¿les ayudo? >>> ok >>> ¿quÉ te gusta de esta actividad? recuperar la basura. prÁcticamente nos estan dando productos comestibles a cambio de basur >>> el mercado de trueque sobre todo es importante porque nos permite convertir algo que creÍamos que ya no tenia utilidad como la basura en un producto Útil como todos los productos que tenemos aquÍ at atrÁs. >>> los productos inorgÁnicos se pesan . la bÁscula arroja un puntaje que se cambio por vales para adquirir productos agr agrÍcolas locales. el objetivo de ana, es un queso >>> si me alcan

we tried to get background for adriana but the woman waved us away, crossed the street and disappearedn jose police say they have not been made aware of the women and have not gotten complaints about the issue. if you have information use #abc7now and we will bring you follow-ups as we learn more. >>> san jose's oldest restaurant may have closed for good. >> wings chinese restaurant in the city's chinatown opposed in 19 1925. the family that ran the restaurant did not give advance notice of the closure to avoid the clouds that overwhelmed them in 2017, which is when the restaurant closed briefly before signing a new lease. renovations could cost up to $600,000. the building's owner says he doesn't have anyone willing to pay that price. >> new kids, the tooth fairy isn't paying much. >> delta dental polled parents of children to the average pay off per tooth $3.70, less than 2017 when kids got $4.13. in 2016 the average was $4.66. s. >>> you said you were going to pull out a tooth for lunch. >> when i was a kid and i knew i would get that, i would yank them out, hey, i need to go to a m

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we tried to get background for adriana but the woman waved us away, crossed the street and disappeared. san jose police say they have not been made aware of the women and no complaints about the issue. if you have information use #abc7now and we will bring you follow-ups on the story. >>> sorry, kids, the tooth fairy not shelling out as much as she used to. >> delta dental surveyed parents of 6 to 12. the average payout per tooth was $3.70, that's 40 cents less than 2017 when kids got an average of $4.13. in 2016 the average was $4.66. maybe her apple stock went down. i don't know. >> right. because $4.66, that's pretty high. >> yes. >> as we were all saying this morning, we just remember getting a few quarters, right? >> yes. a quarter you go down to the drugstore, buy yourself a piece of bubble gum, bazooka joe and read the comic inside and that would be your treat for losing a tooth. >> there you go. now we let all the young people know what the old people do. >> i remember bazooka. >> they had the comics, save them up and send them in and get some kind of weird toy. >> i did not do

tonight, police tell cbs reporter adriana diaz he never should have been allowed to own a gun knit -- gun in the first place. >> reporter: police say he had just been fired when he allegedly killed everyone in the room. >> my understanding from the witnesses is that he opened fire right after the termination. >> requested as many ambulances as possible per an active shooter with many injuries. >> reporter: the first calls came in around 1:24 p.m. friday. officers responded to the scene and exchanged gunfire with the suspect. it took them nearly 90 minutes to track him down. >> he was in a back machine shop at the very back corner of the building probably waiting for us to get to him. >> reporter: people who lived nearby heard the gun battle. >> it was -- yeah, and it was space and then came another shots. >> reporter: a human resources manager and intern are among the five people killed. five police officers were wounded and another received minor injuries. police say the suspect was a convicted felon making him ineligible to own a gun. investigators are now trying to figure out how h

. >> adriana, how seriously should president trump take this? >> not at all.tial candidacy for president is dead on arrival. first of all, 87% of republicans strongly support our president, and even if we look to polling after his state of the union address, which was very well received, you know, even 80% of independents supported, you know, gave him favorable remarks for his speech. the economy is strong. we have historically low unemployment thanks to this administration. there's a lot going right. so for bill weld to say that the president's unstable, really? well, how do you grow a successful economy, you know, well over 3% gdp and hit over 4% last year, and historically low unemployment and everything else he's achieved if you're unstable? i mean, it's just a laughable comment, and it's also insulting to the 63 million trump supporters who voted for him to say that, you know, we all suffer from stockholm syndrome, you know. he's not going to go anywhere with those types of comments. i mean, look how much it hurt hillary clinton when she called half the c

we heard from adriana there, there's going to be a huge warm-up in chicago. sunday, almost 50, 48. this could be the biggest story. fort wayne, indiana, wednesday, you were 13 degrees below zero. set a record low temperature. sunday, you could possibly set a record high temperature. you'd have to get up to 58. we're forecasting 55. this becomes the big story. the next storm system moving'r rain. coastal gusts could be up to hurricane strength. mudslides, flooding. it's going to be a big concern. that goes inland and dumps anywhere from 3 to 6 feet of snow in the sierra. they just finished up with a storm that gave them 3 feet. we'll stay on top of everything. >> thank you so much, lonnie. >>> a disturbing new pentagon report indicates sexual assault at three prestigious u.s. military academies spiked 50% in the past school year. an estimated 747 cadets told an anonymous survey they were sexually assaulted in the last academic year. that's up from 507 three years ago. the survey found worsening problems at the air force academy, despite changes put in place after our reporting expos

york city, i'm adriana diaz. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's friday, february 22nd, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." actor jussie smollett is out on bail and reportedly making a tearful appearance on the "empire" set after being accused of staging his attack for publicity. >>> north carolina voters in the state's ninth congressional district get an election do-over amid a ballot fraud scandal. >>> and record-breaking snow slams arizonusaf niare d forcing schools to close. >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york, good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. "empire" actor jussie smollett remains out on bond this morning, charged with filing a false police report. chicago police say smollett staged his own attack, and they offered a motive. marc liverman is here in new york with the latest on this bizarre investigation. marc, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. police say smollett wasn't happy with how much money he was making on the show and wanted to bring attention to himself. that attention might have cost him

security guards were suspended the police are investigating the incident social science professor adriana global oppo told is the problem of racism should be tackled politically sure how it happened these two are wired to sue this. woman i don't think so. probably they will treat her in another way people with my mum buy clothes space and. after suits i'm in the black community here and sooner but everybody of course they are much more aggressive against nonwhite people police guards are doing the racial profile. without a security issue then you can buy a load your rights very very smooth because you don't have the to keep them going and the time must be really really fought in different ways swarth to have tensions in society in this way they are very much on people of. the white skin the question of structural discrimination racism and sweden should be political first of all because this is a political problem. thanks for joining us on r.t. international this hour will be back at the top of the hour with the latest. i'm not loud i'm not the one that i have a good. one being that i was

carlos is one day shy of turning seventeen his mother adriana is both worried for and proud of her boy. she says she understands why he took the risk hornets and come upon them how difficult the youth are the ones who are looking for a better future there was democracy during my childhood things that the children of today did not experience and that's what the youth of business were looking for these days. demands that will no doubt be hard to achieve at a time when threat may be growing but resolve is also deepening. in her i must eat brazil. now to the future and by twenty twenty five we'll be a fully connected intelligent world that's according to the tech companies at this year's move world congress by then forty billion devices will be sensing our every need from smartphones to smart homes and very buses will be an integra part of that vision more than two thousand exhibitors a come together at this year's conference to unveil their latest products big launches came from microsoft with a mixed reality headset and mobile companies samsung who are way galaxy launched foldable phones

there were several people dead in the hospital carlos is one day shy of turning seventeen his mother adriana is both worried for and proud of her boy she says she understands why he took the risk the whole innocent on the on the hunt for the youth are the ones who are looking for a better future there was democracy joining my childhood things that the children of today did not experience and that's what the youth of venezuela are looking for these days. demands that will no doubt be hard to achieve at a time when threat may be growing but resolve is also deepening mohammed atta. in what i must state brazil. a cause in australia has convicted a top vatican cleric of child sexual abuse cardinal george pell was found guilty of molesting two choir boys at a melbourne cathedral in one thousand nine hundred six the pope's top financial advisor is the most senior roman catholic cleric to be convicted of child abuse the verdict was delivered in december but a gag order has only just been lifted a sentencing hearing is due to begin on wednesday and he faces up to fifty years in jail high level negoti

adriana diaz spoke with them only on "cbs this morning". >> dear scott, welcome to plymouth church. >the underground railroad. >> if you look around you are among the family members of anna maria weaves who has a very personal connection to your family. >> when they first got to the church, seth nichols and -- received letters about their past that changed their future. >> nice to meet you. sky, okay. candy, nice to meet you. >> they were strangers then. >> i wouldn't know what to do without the two of them now. >> but now, back at plymouth church, just two months later, they feel like family. >> you didn't think that i would be ever sitting between these two guys and calling them my brothers, you know, but they are now. and i dare anyone to do anything or touch any one of them because they've got a sister that's going to fight for them now. >> what they discovered is they're not related through blood, but through a shared history. >> there's an amazing connection that goes back 170 years, you know, that we've had the opportunity to learn about together at the same time. >> reporter:

adriana diaz is in aurora. what else do we know about the shooter right now?> reporter: well, we've learned that gary martin was a 15-year employee of the company. police don't know what motivated the shooting, but they say the violence unfolded the day he was being terminated from his job. they don't know if initially he came to work with his weapon or if he left and came back with it. [ siren ] >> as many ambulances as possible to an active shooter with many injuries. >> reporter: 911 calls started flooding in at 1:24 p.m. friday. reporting gunfire at the henrey pratt manufacturing building which makes industrial parts. >> approximately four minutes later, the officers arrived on scene and were immediately confronted by gary martin, a 45-year-old man armed with a handgun. >> reporter: police say it appears martin fired at the first responding air force from a he was still outside. the suspect struck four were policemen inside all in the first five minutes. >> because it was da, da, da, da, da. spaced and then came another shot. >> reporter: after an hour and

carlos is one day shy of turning seventeen his mother adriana is both worried for and proud of her boy she says she understands why he took the risk in the horn of. the youth are the ones who are looking for a better future there was democracy during my childhood things that the children of today did not experience and that's what the youth of venezuela looking for these days. demands that will no doubt be hard to achieve at a time when threat may be growing but resolve is also deepening mohammed atta boy in what i'm a state brazil now opposition leader who is expected to return to venezuela this week and as an american at the reports there are questions about what will happen to him once he's back in caracas. there was certainly a degree of demoralization among opponents of president. this moment following the failed attempt to bring in food and medical supplies into venezuela from colombia and brazil over the weekend now opposition leaders are arguing that in any battle in any political conflict you never win in the first battle they say that supporters have to keep up the momentum o

carlos is one day shy of turning seventeen his mother adriana is both worried for and proud of her boy. she says she understands why he took the risk in the horn of something from the fundamental to the youth of the ones who are looking for a better future there was democracy during my childhood things that the children of today did not experience and that's what the youth of venezuela are looking for these days. demands that will no doubt be hard to achieve at a time when threat may be growing but resolve is also deepening. but we've used to in my state brazil let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world and high level negotiations to end afghanistan seventeen year war or into their second day in qatar senior taliban leaders are holding talks with the u.s. special envoys. afghan taliban co-founder and political chief bards are is leading the discussions stephanie decker has more from qatar. it is the second day of talks between the high level delegation of the taleban and the americans trying to find some kind of solution to the seventeen year war betwee

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carlos is one day shy of turning seventeen his mother adriana is both worried for and proud of her boy she says she understands why he took the risk the whole innocent on the panel how the youth are the ones who are looking for a better future there was democracy jaring my childhood things that the children of today did not experience and that's what the youth of venezuela are looking for these days. demands that will no doubt be hard to achieve at a time when threat may be growing but resolve is also deepening mohammed atta boy in what i must state brazil. iraq's president says all i saw fight is of committed crimes against this country will go on trial this includes thirteen french citizens who have been transferred to iraq from syria assad presents on a made the announcement after meeting his french counterpart emmanuel mccall in paris. nigeria's opposition body has rejected early polling results which show the incumbent president mohammed in the lead the results of saturday's election is still trickling in but biharis supporters are celebrating already so far the president is ahead

adriana diaz is outside the school on the day of a very sad anniversary for the people there. >> reporterength through activism and the movement that started with this tragedy is keeping up momentum. last week there was a group on capitol hill lobbying lawmakers. students also tell us that it's been tough for them to balance academics and activism, and when they go to school here, they still see that building where the massacre occurred. it's a daily reminder of what happened here, especially today. do you feel safe in school? >> absolutely not. it's just very uncomfortable being at that particular school knowing that that's where i nearly lost my life. >> reporter: marjory stoneman douglas high school has beefed up security adding more than 100 new cameras and doubling its security staff to 18, but students like senior aliya eastman are directing more. >> our lives depend on you and our lives are in your hands. thank you. >> reporter: she told her story on capitol hill last week. >> when the gunman shot into our classroom nicholas was in front of me. as nicholas fell i matched his every

adriana diaz shows us his surprising at mission admission. >> reporter: the reporter says she interviewed three weeks ago ahead of his upcoming action movie "cold pursuit." while explaining how his latest character turned to anger. >> i was trying to -- show honor to my -- stand up for my dear friend. and this -- and this terrible medieval fashion. >> reporter: in an interview with abc, liam neeson said he was looking to exact revenge against anyone after a woman close to him told him she was raped by a black man. >> it kind of shocked me. when i came down to earth. after having these horrible feelings. luckily, no violence occurred ever. thanks be to god. >> reporter: nissan originally told his story to britain's the independent newspaper. the actor says he wandered the streets armed with a weapon resembling a club. >> i did it for maybe a week hoping some black bastard would come out of a pub and have a go at me about something, you know, so i could kill him. >> reporter: nissan has cemented himself as one of hollywood's action superstars who often plays characters bent on revenge. >> w

adriana diaz shows what's at stake in this legal fight. good morning. >> good morning.ed into silence, this documentary gives them a chance to tell their full, uncensored story. the jackson estate denies the men's claims so strongly that the first sentence of its lawsuit states, quote, michael jackson is innocent, period. >> everybody wanted to meet michael or be with michael. and then he likes you. >> reporter: this trailer is the only video hbo's released of the nearly four-hour documentary, "leaving neverland," in which wade robson and james safechuck allege michael jackson sexually abused them. >> hello, wade. today is your birthday. >> reporter: it's set to air on hbo for the first time on march 3rd. but the michael jackson estate is pressuring hbo to try to stop that. a 53-page lawsuit claims the cable giant is violating a 1992 contract which it says prevents the network from disparaging the late singer. that contract was signed when hbo aired jackson's "dangerous tour" concert. the lawsuit alleges hbo is profiting by airing a documentary that falsely claims micha

democratic strategist kristin hahn, marjorie clifton and adriana cohen. you make of this? this hughesed to be dismissed out of hand, almost everyone of the prominent candidates embraces idea of a green deal? not necessarily go the extent for example, that congresswoman cortez is advocating but we need one. what do you think? >> i don't think a lot of people know exactly what it means at this point. neil: i don't think the congresswoman does either. i don't mean to criticize her. >> right. neil: an overall goal with not a lot of numbers attached to it. >> i seen a lot things around mass transit, creating jobs, minimum minimum you canning the new deal post depression. a talking point for the next presidential election cycle but the devil is in the details. spending will be one of the most important things. there are economic solutions mean they drive market forces, can answer the budget issues. then it's a conversation. the idea we'll pay for all these things with no real return on it, i don't know that is going to yield a lot of winning hands with especial

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