as soon as i looked at it, the hair on the back of my neck stood up. >> it was an ak-47.etectives also found something near the trash outside the house. >> i excused myself from the interview to take a phone call, and i walked outside the residence and over by some trash cans, i saw a garment of clothing on the ground and walked up to it and i saw that it was a green jacket. >> a green gap jacket with an orange lining. it was fairly distinctive. and he saw what he believed to be a bullet hole in the side. >> it was the same color jacket megan barroso wore on the night she was abducted. was it possible megan was still alive? the real question that needs to be asked is "what is it that we can do that is impactful?" what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers. it used to take two weeks to sequence and analyze a genome; with the microsoft cloud we can analyze 100 per day. whatever i can do to help compute a cure for cancer, that's what i'd like to do. then you'll know how if youncomfortable it can be.h, but did you know that the lack of saliva can also l

they both said they had heard that ak-47's with a barrel magazine was there. people as they left. >> it seems logical. >> they pulled up at 7:00 central time which was -- they had concluded the event. they had already awarded the guy $12,500 or were they targeting this guy, this girt wilders who is on the al qaeda hit list. we don't know yet. we do know we'll talk to pamela geller the woman who organized this event in texas. she's driving to our studio location. she's going to be with us shortly. >> there's a bomb squad robot we've seen sweeping the scene and the vehicle there. >> and the car. the thought was -- these guys show up with rifles and backpacks, maybe the car is a bomb. >> they were concerned about explosives. >> this event profiles us something that would bring radicals out of their cave or out of their cell to act. so this could actually be used in the future to try to be provocative enough by law enforcement to bring them out. >> are we looking at the new look of terror? is this another example of that? >> we're going to step aside. pamela pamel

and what had it significant identified she spent a year fixing broken ak-47s. often she had a hard time staying in the present. she was standing in target she reminded herself and was supposed to buy toilet paper. it was just hard to make up her mind. stay here pete said. i'll be right back. he vanished and panic. her peripheral vision black enand her heart flooded in her chest. questions across her mine. am i safe? is this a good place? she could not have justified why in rational terms but it seemed to her some ofs was a mis. something malignant even with a store that sold 25 kinds of toilet paper. how could this level of a bundle ans be morally acceptable given the poverty seen on the other side of the globe? and now that the flefsh reality had been peeled back, and she could look under the surface of thing she could see that she was utterly abandoned and surrounded by a yawning nameless, danger. michelle began crying uncontrollably, and heaving sobs. terrible sounds. by the time that pete found her she could barely function. i am having a panic attack she m

the highest caliber weapon we've recovered is an ak-47. family clubs don't carry the kind of weaponry we've seen in there this morning. during my walk through, family club members ant going to go and hide firearms in bags of chips. they're not going to hide firearms in the toilets. that is not a family club. these were vicious gang members that were in our city sunday. >> just to be clear, you definitely found weapons hiding in bags of chips and toilets? where else did you find them hiding? >> you name it they were there. they were hidden in the stools of the restaurant seating area. they were hidden in the kitchen. they were hidden in the bathrooms. we were -- i will quite honestly we were amazed at the number of weapons we found hidden in lace places inside that restaurant. >> do you think that was hidden in a hurry or the days leading up to this which would suggest something far more sinister than an accidental fight that escalateed? >> no, it was hidden. you can tell some of them were -- they were running and it was like where do i put

. >>> the speed of ak track 188. why did the train accelerate to over 100 miles per hour as it went into the curve causing the deadly derailment. >>> nfl commissioner roger goodell wille the final decision on brady for deflating footballs. ♪ i did what i did before love came down. >> guitar legend b.b. king passes away at the age of 89. he leaves behind generations of musicians he influenced. ♪ >>> this is the "cbs morning news" for friday may 15 2015. >>> good morning, i'm alison harmelin in for anne-marie green. breaking new this is morning, the nepal army says it spotted the wreckage of an american chopper. it disappears delivering supplies to an area hit. seth doane is in beijing. good morning. >> that's right. we army we spotted wreckage they say is believed to be from the missing helicopter. they found the wreckage high up in the mountains of nepal at 11,200 feet, about 15 miles north of the hard hit town of charikot nepal. they have told us they are moving a team inbound to try to assess the situation. a team

the group is ak cased of being involved in drugging smuggling and distribution of methamphetamine.t's motto embraces a culture of menace. the hell's angels also have approximately 2500 members and operate in 27 countries. the government says they are involved in much more than drugs, with the charges ranging from extortion and money laundering, to assault and murder. >>> bringing baltimore back. straight ahead on al jazeera america, we'll tell you why the wage gap is making it so tough to rebuild some of america's poorest communities. >>> plus a housing crisis just north of the border where foreigners are buying property and then leaving itemty. stay tuned. >>> the state department won't relet's hillary clinton's emails until january 2016 according to vice news which requested copies of the messages under the freedom of information act, but within just the past few minutes, clinton told reporters that she wants her emails to be made public as soon as possible. she used a private email account for official matters while she was secretary of state. now she says he is wants toe americ

what had it signified that she had spent a year fixing broken ak-47? often she had a hard time staying in the present. she was standing in target, she reminded herself. she was suppose today buy toilet paper. it was just hard to make up her mind. stay here, pete said, i'll be right back. he vanished. panic. her peripheral vision blackened. her sense of hearing dropped. her heart thudded in her chest. primeval questions blared across her mind; am i safe? is this a good place? she could not have justified why in rational terms but it seems to her there was something fantastically amiss, something malignant with a store that sold 25 kinds of toilet paper. how could this level of abundance be morally acceptable given the poverty she had seen on the other side of the globe? and now that the flesh of had been peeled back and she could look under the surface of things she could see she was utterly abandoned and surrounded by a yawning nameless danger. michelle began crying uncontrollably, heaving sobs, terrible sounds. by the time pete found her, she could ba

what had it signified she had spent a year fixing broken ak-47s. often she had a hard time staying in the present. she was standing in target, she reminded herself. she was supposed to boy toilet paper. it was just hard to make up her mind. stay here, pete said. i'll be right back. he vanished. panic. her peripheral vision blackened. her sense of hearing dropped. her heart thudded in her chest. questions blared across her mind. aim safe is? this a good place? she could not have justified why in racksal terms butted seem to her there was something fantastically amiss something malignant even, with a store that sold 25 kinds of toilet paper. how could this level of abundance be morally acceptable given the poverty she had seen on the other side of the globe? and now that the flesh of reality has been peeled back and she could look under the surface of things, she could see she was utterly abandoned and surrounded by a yawning nameless danger. michelle ban crying uncontrollably, heaving sobs, terrible sounds. by the time pete found hershey could barel

the investigation is underway to what caused train to ak sell try more than twice the speed limit as it approached the curve then derailed. investigators are also looking into reports that something may have struck the windshield before the crash. on saturday, federal regulators ordered amtrak to expand use of automatic speed control system to northbound trains near the crash site. that's now fully operational on the northbound tracks. it long as been in effect on the southbound stretch. u.s. secretary anthony fox says change are a way to honor victims. >> it's always hard in any situation where you lose lives and particularly the situation like this where folks were trying to go about their normal business and get home. >>> and back here live at 30th street station looking at amtrak train information board you can see train 110 leaves 30th station 5:53 a.m. right now it's expected to leave on schedule. we are live at 30th street station. katherine scott, "channel 6 action news." >> katherine, thank you. a5:04 i 295 in mount laurel is back open this morning after deadly box truck cra

even that ak-47 you mentioned. listen to what waco police had to say about what investigators found. >> the highest caliber weapon we've recovered is an ak-47. family clubs don't carry the kind of weaponry we've seen in there this morning. during my walkthrough, family club members aren't going to go and hide firearms in bags of chips, hide firearms in the toilet. that is not a family club. these were vicious gang members in our city sunday. >> reporter: so investigators found some of these weapons in some peculiar places in addition to the bag of chips you just heard from the sergeant they also found weapons wedged between bags of flour. many of the other weapons were found outside of the restaurant. >> we're also learning more about the bikers under arrest. one was a retired cop. >> one was a retired cop. his name is martin lewis. he's one of the 170 people arrested and charged in connection to what happened here. my understanding is he was a detective with the san antonio police department. he retired in 2004 af

of the other gunman nadir soofi, said she called her son to chew him out when she heard he bought an ak-47. sharon soofi heard about the purchase from her younger son who lived in the same phoenix apartment. three weeks ago, his younger brother moved out. he was worried about the radical interpretation of islam. sharon soofi said i had all the hopes and dreams he would grow up and be successful. for whatever reason he thought that wasn't what he needed to do. something else called him to take the path he did. nadir soofi is scheduled to be buried outside kansas city. >>> new video of elton simpson. he appeared at a 2012 fund raising video for the phoenix mosque with nadir soofi. he talks about the power of prayer as spiritual armor. >> it charges your imam when you come together and pray five times a day with the brothers and reminded with the hereafter. >> a few minutesuew months ago, simpson stopped going. >>> and the fight against isis. 400 members of the u.s. military have arrived in turkey to begin the training this week. the pentagon plans to furnish the rebels with weapons and tr

police release video showing a man trying to steal an ak-47 by shoving it down his pants.gun and pawnshop stops the man after he limped out the door with the $800 assault rifle. turns out the 19-year-old suspect had an injunction in new york ordering him to stay away from guns. >>> washington state. a couple is crediting their new high-tech surveillance system with preventing a third burglary at their home. the husband got an alert on his phone, showing a man inside their house. he called police who responded right away. the couple says the first two times their home was hit, they never got their stuff back and no one was arrested, but not this time. >> we have video of the suspects in the house of the a then we arrested them a few minutes later right next to the house. and the evidence is pretty irrefutable. this case is closed. >>> california. star-studded congratulations. receiving notes from the president, the pope and over 100 celebrities after their granddaughter contacted all of them asking for anniversary messages. >> president obama. president bush. yeah and even

that will burned off ak. >> i didn't go to school this morning and i worked on some ledge ents that quite honestly will bring in the cotst area. very humid once again. could see a few showers in some spots. today morning fog, well above normal with that 70 flow in place, bringing up that moisture and that heat. tuesday temperatures near 90 and then we'll call it off for the end of the work week. that's kood a show you. temperatures in the 60 and 90s. >> for eagles rookies yesterday and the draft's practice field on the freebt their mh an. >> and he's in the slot. he's very grounded. he has great character. hissen to his thoughts on living in the nfl light. >> to me it's standing in wanted gra i'm not worried about spending money. i'm we're go claying a game first. >>ing a la went one-on-one against the bird's second round pick eric row yesterday. crow can play cornerback or seft. he can be he was just laning back in the chair writing everything thee said. it was a joe, this through's guff we don't know but it will be ng go to the piece a big piece! gets more than a piece in this one. ryan

according to the antiquities coalition, that could buy roughly 12,000 ak-47s with 12 million rounds. this is a huge number. john. >> the cruel business of terror at play. ian, thanks. >>> for public relations benefits they destroy them. behind the scenes this are selling to buy more guns and kill more people. president obama insists the united states is not losing this war on isis. he admits more needs to be done to help recapture the territory iraq has lost. listen to the assessment from the retired army general jack keene. >> resources are far from adequate. the time and urgency to provide arms and equipment and training is insufficient. as such we are not only failing, we are in fact losing this war. >> i would acknowledge that we had seen a setback in ramadi. i think you could characterize the situation in palmyra a setback. it is a different one. we don't have the local force on the ground that with whom we can coordinate and who we can support with coalition military air power. >> u.s. now admits one of the air strikes in syria killed two children last november. this is the fir

when i looked up, there were four men standing in the doorway with ak-47s.y sdmrip tie his hands, and he was brought out to a car. >> like many hostages before him, roy hallum disappears without a trace. american authorities fear the worst. >> unfortunately, a lot of those hostages were being shown on video being beheaded. it was a real concern that the u.s. citizen would be used in that manner. >> but it appears the kidnappers are more interested in money than murder. >> the head of the game, the -- he said to me that because i was an american, they were going to get $12 million. in order to conceal his presence, they find him in a farmhouse 16 meals out of baby. coalition forces call it the triangle of death. >> it's an area that had a lot of issues. there is a large insurgent population and al qaeda. >> roy's residence for the next ten months is this underground bunker, seen here in photos later taken by the fbi's evidence response team. the conditions inhumane. >> i was always tied up. always had a blind fold. when they shut the door, it would just be to

this is from a japanese game show called ak wibingo.n it comes to game shows nobody can touch japan. this is a competition involving two women, a placic tu plastic dead cockroach. this is what i would like to see take place of "american idol." [ cheers ] [ cheers and applause ] >> right? paula abdul could host that. [ cheers and applause ] >> you like that, huh? >> yes! >> jimmy: i knew you'd laugh eventually. wow! la cucaracha, huh? you are in north korea yeah. this is another crazy story from the kim jong-un files. kim jong-un reportedly had the defense chief executed after he fell asleep durg a meeting. now, this is the guy on the far left. they say he was sleeping. apparently he nodded off in the dear leader's presence. not only did they execute him, they shot him with an anti-aircraft gun. one of these. which, you know, for a first violation maybe just shoot him to death with a regular gun. that's crazy. how nutty is that. i tell you what. i'd like to see nbc hire kim jong-un to host "the apprentice." his way of firing people is mu

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nancy g0rd i ak forgot to mention the val dick tore yen speech, however many people started to leave.s when he told the people they were rude not listening to him. she says her comments were not meant to be racial. >> what i saw leaving were black people. it was not a statement of racism, it was my frustration. >> the principle also says since the incident happened she has ntd ee been able to eat or sleep. many of the students said they felt robbed of their high school graduation because of her statement. >>> san francisco is full of restaurants, but there is only one like the old school cafe off third street in the bayview district. it's a supper club style restaurant run by people 16 to 22 years old. the kids come in at risk and they leave ready to take on the world. pam moore gives us a look at a segment we call 25 and under. >> the food is fab laus laos. we have some of the best young shefs in san francisco right here. >> it as place to believe and a place where i can put my energy and see my growth. >> i believe ultimately this community is hope. >> the moody dark 1940s supper cl

mother of the gunman nadir soofi, said she called her son to chew him out when she heard he bought an ak-47. sharon soofi heard about the purchase from her younger son who lived in the same apartment as nadir soofi. the wall street journal reports said he moved out because he was worried of the radical interpretation of islam. sharon soofi said i had all of the hopes and dreams he would grow up and be successful. for whatever reason he thought that wasn't what i needed to do. something else called him to take the path he did. soofi is scheduled to be buried today outside kansas city. >>> a video giving us the first look at elton simpson. he appeared in a 2012 fund raising video with the mosque he attended with the other attacker. in the video, simpson talks about a power of prayer being a spiritual form of armor. >> it charges your imam as well when you come and pray five times a day with your brothers. >> so the president of the mosque tells cnn a few months ago simpson completely stopped coming to services there. >>> the pentagon is developing a program with 400 u.s. military members a

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earlier,aking with joe talking about how the global bond selloff has not been infecting u.s.tocks. why? guest: what you have seen as severe volatility in the bond markets and volatility is all in a pretty moderate range. growthrs are reassessing prospects in the u.s. where they are moving those growth expectations, realizing the translated ton europe, translating to a significant change in bond prices. what has gone on in bond prices valuationsundamental we expect in the bond markets, we just do not expect to have them in three weeks. are we seeing a re-rating between u.s. growth coming down and where is the best investment? i like the picture of european growth coming up, but i think we will see american growth come up off of this week first quarter. in a stock market oriented world , where the united states goes a little higher toward a 3% trend to aurope recovers positive number which in itself youd be a huge success, start to see a transition into emerging markets. ratesrt-term interest stay low, they don't have to stay at zero. imagine the discounting mechanism was short

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whether it's lack of opportunity for jobs, what makes these 17-year-old kids pick up an ak-47 instead of trying to start a business. i didn't hear a lot of alternatives i heard big words and thought in that piece. there's a place for that. i don't understand about what's saying i'm not going to confirm every meeting. >> no meetings have been canceled but you can say that it took place. so that means -- what does that mean? >> it means i'm not going to confirm when meetings took place. >> whatever. >> we don't send in combat troops and i quote, we're going to lose. i'm not sure what lose means. >> she was on cnn with wolf blitzer where she was saying the fight against isis the forces had held their line and looked strong. she wasn't informed that the city of ramadi had fallen to isis' hands. >> she was there confirming the iraqi forces were holding the line there. >> this seems like to me -- i don't know if you disagree or not -- she's been holding the water for the administration for so long, carrying that pail for so long, they're not going to let one of their own go, they'll promote

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waco police have seized 1,000 weapons from the crime scene, including an ak-47. some of those weapons were actually hidden in toilets. our special report. >>> the controversial hunter who killed that black rhino. he says he's saving the endangered species. live tonight, let's go "outfront." >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. "outfront," breaking news an american spy plane confronted by china. our reporter was on board. this was a classified american surveillance flight. the first american surveillance flight through some of the world's most dangerous air space. and this is america's most advanced spy plane. it's a it's a paya-a poseidon. we'll take you inside this top-secret spy plane exclusively. >> foreign military aircraft. this is chinese navy. you are approaching our military alert zone. leave immediately. >> here's where the plane was. a dozen american naval officers flying over these disputed islands claimed by china. jim sciutto just got back from that flight and jim, you were on a classified mission, the only reporter. you heard the chinese telling the

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you're arguing that offensive words shouldn't prompt people to take an ak-47 and kill people?gree. so do all the muslims in the world. no one is debating that. the reason why people are focusing on the texas free speech community because the muslim community agrees you shouldn't kill people. if you look at the e-mails before this event, they said let's not even give them credit. many of them drew comedic posts. so -- >> but there is a section of islam, there is a section of islam that is a real threat the proof of it was where i am literally 24 hours ago. >> two people ben. >> the fact that we all know -- >> mark you said two people. it could have been a lot more people. >> i was talking about the shooters don. >> oh gotcha. >> from 1.6 billion people. >> the point is this there are constant terrorist attacks around the world with people that are intolerant to those who disagree with them. >> some of them are christian. >> and some of them are in this country. we're not talking about them. we're talking about the attack that happened last night. >> and alan dershowitz made thi

look at it,ake a it's been plunging this year. but you know what? it's plunged in the first half every one of the past five years, bottomed in the summer, and picked back up in the fall, datasting that economic disappoints in the first half, secondrprises in the half. that sets us up for a september or october rate hike. bullish? remain >> positive on the market for sure. i mean, i think we're still in a backdrop where equities are the place to be, relative to fixed income. increasing m&a activity. buybacks continue. that's taking shares out as well. they're creeping back in. institutions still are. that remains the big force in the market. >> okay. but you know that earnings are fact -- and i know you've got to take energy out of it here -- are falling, right? >> that's absolutely true. we have seen earnings declines, u.s.ust in the this is true in europe, in asia. and the question is, well, what's causing that? know, is this another three-year pause in earnings saw after 2011 or is this shorter lived? when i look at these companies and what they'r

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the fbi did not know simpson and his accomplish na dir soofi, were en route from phoenix armed with ak-47s. at around 7:00 p.m. they opened fire on police before being killed by a traffic officer. simpson apparently received guidance online. in an off-camera session with reporters, fbi director james comey described it. he said the terror group reaches out through social media sites by twitter, identifies followers and sends them to encrypted sites that are difficult to hit. with messages go kill people. sometimes supplying them with hit lists. they say they had no information at all that simpson and soofi were headed its way. the fbi had reopened an investigation in march but he was not being watched around the clock. jeff pegues, cbs news washington. >>> and coming up on the "morning news." toxic flooring troefrmts lumber liquidators has a big announcement about one of its products two months after a report. that's on "cbs moneywatch." this is the "cbs morning news." i take these out... ...to put in dr. scholl's active series insoles. they help reduce wear and tear on my legs, becuas

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we don't need any more ak-47s in our streets. we don't need any more riot police. >> reporter: but they have become a mainstay in a city under a curfew. one young speaker told the crowd policing should come from within the community itself and without arms or uniforms. >> and we have to learn how to teach our children to love themselves to do positive things and be positive people. >> reporter: the rallies and the marchs are front and center now. there are still questions about freddie gray's death and what should happen even after those answers come. >> getting people out to vote they are pushing for legislation that's really going to make some long-term change. >> reporter: in baltimore, derek ward news 4. >> thank you, derek. in maryland governor larry hogan is calling for tomorrow to be a day of prayer and peace. he's going to attend morning services in baltimore at a church called saint peter claver. we'll be following the developments and invite you to stay with news 4 for continuing coverage on those protests. >>> we're al

so no doubt people see this as ak ramonous but here people see it as sack row sang. ♪ >>> hello againe top stories here on al jazeera, the u.s. secretary of state says he welcome the saudi initiative for a five-day ceasefire in yemen. he has met with saudi's leader as well as yemen's exiled president. >>> syrian opposition fighters deny that the government has retaken areas near the border. >>> and voting is underway in the u.k.'s general election in what could be the country's tightest political election in years. 650 seats are being contested, around 50 million are registered to vote. >>> the possibility of a five-day ceasefire in yemen, hussein is a houthi supporter and activist and believes the group will agree to a ceasefire. >> i think when it comes to the humanitarian issue, i'm pretty sure they will agree about that. but after 40 days of bombardment, the houthis and the humanitarian agencies have been calling for a ceasefire, and the saudi arabias have been refusing. now they are calling for a ceasefire. they are using this humanitarian issue to save them because they were los

two men with ak-47s shot at police officers. genie: speaking to france 24 earlier. africa news. more protests in burundi. anger over the president's bid for a third term in office. something his critics say is unconstitutional. this is the second week of protests. 10 people were killed in clashes last week. here is duncan what type. duncan: there has been some cracks within the unity of the government and the security forces. on saturday evening, the defense minister appeared, implicitly to distance the defense ministry from the president. he was saying that no person has the authority to disrupt the peace accords. the implication is that the defense minister is referring to the president's bid for a third term. that is the security ministry. saying the protesters are terrorists. the security ministry intends it would appear, to deal with protesters severely. there are indications that the chief of staff of the army has a different position. he was more sympathetic towards the position of the present. in a statement which came after the defense ministry. cracks beginning to appe