i also heard he was killed around tal afar, as the troops go between syria and mosul to keep control of the caliphate. >> we also heard that omar died by air strike but we keep hearing about these i.s.i.l. leaders being killed. are they easily replaced? >> it is a decapitation strategy but they are easily replaced. the second person we just talked about was a big hit, the other one, younger individual, hasn't walked the earth, doesn't have that level of influence. right now there is a race against time, whether i.s.i.s. can export terrorism as fast as they can hold onto land in the middle east. you saw the american government make great be strides in palmyra. >> it was an american helicopter supported by american aircraft, and had been tracking this guy for a while and they actually went after his car. hoping to capture him. they ended up having to kill him. is american intelligence getting better in that area and leading to all these killings? >> it is, not only is the intelligence getting better but you see this is likely the result of special operators that are there, the special

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. >> here, people are quiet, humble, working claand they are watching from afar as their country's government faces the worst crisis in a generation and they are losing faith. >> we get one politician and they are corrupt. then we get another who is corrupt, too. everywhere you look, politicians from all sides are corrupt in this country. hundreds of thousands of anti-government protesters took to the streets calling for the impeachment who they hold responsible for sxlik decline and alleged close ties to corrupt officials. proceed government supporters responded with huge protests of their own saying it's a coup and they won't stand for it. the deepening crisis threatens to bring down the government and it has the potential to get worse very soon. here in the capitol of brazilia, the political situation could become even more volatile this week. that's when lawmakers here at congress are expected to open the first phase of impeachment hearings against the president. >> they are watching developments but not today no matter the differences on this day, the one thing that brings everyone toget

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. >> reporter: here people are quiet, humble, working class and are watching from afar as the government faces the worst crisis in a generation, and are losing faith. >> we have one politician and they are corrupt. then we have another who is corrupt too. everywhere you look politicians from all sides are corrupt in this country. >> in rio de janeiro, thousands of anti-government protesters took to the streets, calling for the impeachment of dilma rousseff, who they hold responsible for economic decline, and alleged close ties to corrupt officials. pro-government supporters responded with protests of their own, saying it's a coup, and they won't stand for it. the deepening crisis is to bring down the government and has the potential to get worse soon. >> here in the capital. the political situation could be more volatile this week. that's when lawmakers are expected to open the first phase of impeachment against the president. >> here, they are watching developments today. no mert the differences, the one thing that brings them together is the local neighbourhood championship. thousands

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. >> reporter: the island of toas looks peaceful and even sleepy from afar. a lack of all basic services means it is anything about that. in many ways it is a microcosm of all of the country's problems. for four days they have waited here demanding that tanker trucks make what supposed to be regular visits to anywhere homes to deliver water. >> translation: they stopped water supply. there are some trucks but it may not be enough for everyone. >> reporter: a retired teacher says the situation is nothing short of calamitous. a lack of water atop a declining health system and makes basic life a matter of survival. the list of problem that they have is endlets. they have no electricity, no running water, and this plant is no long available after criminals vandalized it. a few kilometers away another group has had enough. blocking a road to protests what they view as a total decline in their quality of life. >> translation: before we had water, we had boats that worked. this so-called progress is only taking us backwards. >> reporter: analysts have warned that th

in western pennsylvania looks peaceful and sleepy from afar.or lack of all basic services, anything but that. in many ways, it is a microcosm of all of venzuela's problems. no are four days they have waited here demanding that tanker trucks make what's supposed to be regular visits to their homes to deliver water. there are some trucks but it might not be enough. >> a retired teacher says the is nothing short of cam am 'til tows a declining health system an makes basic line a matter of survival. the lits of problems that the island has is endless. they have no electricity, no running water and therets pit is no longer available after criminals vagged idesed the installatio installations. a few kilometers away, another group has had enough blocktion a road to protest what they view as a total decline before we had water and boats that worked could increase the threat of social unrest as venzuelan economic crisis continues to deepen and yet, people including rodriguez have learned to live with less with only enough water for five days, he is down

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people are humble, working class and they're watching from afar as their country's government faces the worst crisis in a generation and they're losing faith. >> translation: we have a corrupt politician and then we get another. they're all corrupt in this country. >> reporter: into the city hundreds of thousands of anti-government protesters took to the street calling for the impeachment of dilma rousseff who they hold responsible for economic decline and alleged close ties to corrupt officials. pro-government supporters responded with huge protests of their own saying it's a coup and they won't stand for it. the deepening crisis starts to bring down the government and it has the potential to get worse very soon. here in the capital, the political situation could become even more volatile this week. that's when law makers here are expected to open the first phase of impeachment hearings against the president. here they're watching developments but not today. this day the one thing that brings everyone together is the local neighborhood football championship, but even those far away fro

. >> reporter: this looks peaceful and even sleepy from afar. a lack of all basic services means it's anything but that. it is a microcosm of all of the country's problems. for four days they have waited here demanding that tanker trucks make what is supposed to be regular visits to their homes to deliver water. >> translation: they stopped water supply on friday, saturday, sunday, monday. there are some trucks now, but it might not be much for everyone >> reporter: this retired teacher says the situation is nothing short of calam atous. it makes basic life a matter of survival. the list of problems that the island has is endless. they have no electricity or running water. this plant could have offered is no longer available after being vandalized. a few kilometers away another group has had enough. blocking a rode to protest what they view say total decline in their quality of life. >> translation: before we had water, we had boats that worked. the so-called progress is only taking us backwards. >> reporter: analysts have warned that the collap

president laying a wreath at the jose marti memorial, and a handful of people got to see him from afar. he said he watched some of the morning's events at home on tv. both marti, a national hero, he says this. [ speaking in spanish ] describes himim as an intellectual. of president obama he says the cuban people are happy with obama. american flag watching in the wind with danielle miranda wears a shirt with hisuban flag. i'm cuban, he says, and i came to see oba. by this point the president had already left the memorial and was within the walls of the revolutionary palace. miranda says obama has demonstrated that he keeps his word. he came to see the people of cuba, he says. but the cuban people have not even from far, he says. too much police always keeping us away. and, calvin, as you know, the cuban people are resourceful, so this guy, she says he's going to continue to try until he gets a glim of the president of the united states. >> calvin: tomorrow is a big day. we know there's a pivotal speech but we know after he gives his speech there's going to be a baseball game with the t

. >> reporter: tomorrow she will be in miami watching super tuesday from afar? simply because she has a huge poll lead in texas, georgia, virginia a good shot in alabama, arkansas and tennessee. she has her eye on the florida democratic primary for 246 delegates will be awarded on a proportional basis. most polls put clinton will head of sanders indecisive march 15 win in florida would put the former first lady in secretary of state in the momentum driver seat meanwhile her opponent is voting in his home state of vermont he will not be coming to south florida. several states on super tuesday. >> a day in which the american people around the country have an opportunity to stand up and say moment to a corrupt campaign-finance system. say no to wall street and billionaires >> you're watching volunteers signing up folks for the very organized hillary campaign march 15 is the date of the florida primary. hillary clinton knows that is very important. and also she will be in town march 9 for the debate. the democratic debate here in miami. hillary clinton is getting a

coordination can we expect to see with france, germany, and other countries surrounding belgium and afar? >> reporter: the congress has clearly wrapped up. i think that is the case since paris aattacks. they are in daily contact. there are too many leads to follow and not enough people to follow. this is one operating in the environment like the european union versus a single country like the united states where obviously each individual country guards its own sovereignty and would like to share information. they only share information with people they truly trust. it's not a case of automatic sharing at all levels. the databases don't always match up with each other and you have different problems like the 24 languages that people speak in the e. u. that slows down the ability to exchange and use information. then you get to the other really practical problem where you have a situation where the police were not able to speak one of the dialects that the terror cell was apparently organizing in some of the parts of brussels. realize something was being planned because of the communicatio

. >> we hear gunshots from afar and this is surprising to know that you have good people that live in middle class and still have to deal with you know, careless people. people who can't find jobs. people who don't want to york and take from other people. >> reporter: the victim is expected to be okay. they took off running in this direction here. if you have any information, find the guy with the gun. give brow quard crimestoppers -- broward crimestoppers a call. ted scouten. >>> now to a cbs4 house alert. this is the zika virus. it its spread through sexual transmission is more common than previously thought. >> they are investigating a dozen more cases where it is transmitted through sex. there is increasing evidence of a psych. neurological problems caused by zika, they declared it a global health emergency. and there are known cases in florida. and 24 in miami-dade and another seven in broward. >> all new at 5:00. a federal judge in miami is holding the florida department of families in contempt for breaching an imag order for the twins: the 25 page order was issued monday which

ones he raised in space that first plunge in the pool after a year admiring bodies of water only from afar during that time he completed nearly fifty five hundred more bits that's almost one hundred forty four million miles equal to the moon and back three hundred times the mission to test human and or ans key for potential going to mars one day only make things better here are so happy to be a part of that and now scott will be compared with identical twin mark is next year long mission undergoing medical testing and providing got here on earth but first i fried some beer and apple pie nothing's more american than that on twitter president obama told kelly he hopes gravity isn't a drag even if it is nasa saying the spine stretches in space so kelly likely came back two inches taller. loren lester abc news los angeles the year an apple pie that's all at five thirty we start with thirteen is now at six in an exclusive interview with portsmouth newark newest candidate for mayor. check it out this make the first shot less than half an hour ago after portsmouth city manager john brown formally

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those who can't come to cambridge, can still access from afar. can change lives. the science of fighting a wild-fire. we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity and we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science, by scientists. tonight, techknow investigates the ivory trail they've tried to seize it, burn it, but nothing has stopped the terrible trade in illegal ivory. now new tools... strait from the lab that could fight a crime that's brought elephants to the brink of extinction >> getting a seizure is a great victory, but the elephant's already dead. >> marita davidson is an environmental biologist >> i am holding a tray of elephant poop. >> she'll show us the high tech plan to stop the killing. >> wow >> then, sea lion's stranded along the california freeway. yes, freeway... >> dr shini somara is a mechanical e engineer, she'll show us what's been done to to find out why this is happening. >> at this stage, are they feeling distressed? and i'm phil torez, i'm an entomologist. that's our team, now lets do some science. >> wel

still, a brother watching from afar can be a useful sounding board for a presidential candidate. so he calls you and says, "how am i doing?" >> no, he doesn't say, "how am i doing?" he-- he says things like, "it's a hard job." "it's going pretty well. i don't know what's going to happen next." >> reporter: neither does larry. have you bought your suit for the inauguration? >> well, i've got a jacket for interviews. the suit comes next. >> reporter: but larry's going to watch bernie's campaign a little more before placing his order at the tailor. mark phillips, cbs news, oxford, england. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. we'll be back with super tuesday and an hour-long special at 10:00. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. see you again soon. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh [real-time closed captioning provided by u.s. captioning

he gave himself up here at the village of gaulat near tal afar. but the kurds say it was a mistake. he had been aiming for the turkish border but was double crossed by the smuggler hired to take him there. but backat virginia, reporters showed up at the family home to ask questions, but a scene that turned hosciel when khweis' father turned the hose on them. khweis' parents say they'd lost touch with their son and they have no idea how he ended up with he is tonight, in the custody of kurdish intelligence. and it's not clear, scott, how long before he returns to the u.s., but the department of justice is already planning to file charges against him. >> pelley: elizabeth palmer in northern iraq for us tonight. liz, thank you. today, the vatican said that mother teresa will become a saint on september 4. pope francis cleared the way by attributing two miracles to her work. mother teresa devoted her life to working with the sick and the homeless in calcutta, india. she died 19 years ago at the age of 87. the c.d.c. is urging drastic action to stop an epidemic of prescription pain kille

still, a brother watching from afar can be a useful sounding board for a presidential candidate. so he calls you and says, "how am i doing?" >> no, heoesn't s s,how am i i doing?" he-- he says things like, "it's a hard job." "it's going pretty well. i don't know what's going to happen next." >> reporter: neither does larry. have you bought your suit for the inauguration? >> well, i've got a jacket for interviews. >> reporter: but larry's going to watch bernie'sampaign a little more before placing his order at the tailor. mark phillips, cbs news, oxford, england. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news foronight. we'll be back wi super tuesday updates throughout the evening and an hour-long special at 10:00. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. see you again soon. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org right now on cbs 2 news, staying on >>> right now on cbs 2 news staying on top. university of iowa is thinking about a pay raise for student employees. why it's a issue of competition. >> plus, growing pain

still, a brother watching from afar can be a useful sounding board for a presidential so he calls you and says, "how am i doing?" >> no, he doesn't say, "how am i doing?" he-- he says things like, "it's a hard job." "it's going pretty well.l. i don't know what's going to ppen next." >> reporte neither does have you bought your suit for the inauguration? >> well, i've got a jacket for interviews. the suit comes next. >> reporter: but larry's going to watch bernie's campaign a little more before placing his order at the tailor. mark phillips, cbs news, oxford, england. >> pelley: and that's the cbss evening news for tonight. we'll be back with sup tuesday updates throughout the evening and an hour-long special at 10:00. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. see you again soon. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by access.wgbgborg this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- a writer and editor from deer park, texas... a da engineer originally from philadelphia, pennsylvania... and our returning champion, an author from atlanta, georgia... whose 2-

still, a brother watching from afar can be a useful sounding board for a presidential candidate. am i doing?" >> no, he doesn't say, "how am i he-- he says things like, "it's a hard job." "it's going pretty well. i don't know what's going to happen next."ve you have you bought your suit for the inauguration? >> well, i've got a jacket for interviews. the suit comes next. >> reporter: but larry's going to watch bernie's campaign a little more before placing his order at the tailor. mark phillips, cbs news, oxford, england. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. we'll be back with super tuesday updates throughout the evening and an hour-long special at 10:00. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, i'm scott pelley. see you again soon. captioning sponsored by cbs at wgbh access.wgbh.org with polls closed in eight states, millions of voters have made their initial picks for who should be president this super tuesday. campaign 2016 coverage tops channel 2 news at six-thirty. preliminary results have already started coming in -- good evening i'm kristen reming