edward snowden, chelsea manning and aaron alexis. snowden and manning had reams of classified documents and alexis killed dozens of people at the navy yard. >> aaron alexis was profoundly psychotic when he hunted employees in a u.s. navy office in 2013. he was armed with a shotgun and a clearance to handle military secrets. >> he was able to exploit his position of trust and gain access to building where he murdered his colleagues. 12 of his colleagues. others wounded. >> reporter: paul stockton is a former assistant secretary of defense who led an investigation in to the massacre. what was with it about his security clearance that jumped out at you right from the start? >> aaron alexis should have never been granted a security clearance. >> reporter: this is a draft the public has never seen of a separate federal investigation in to the alexis case. in his security clearance application, alexis said he lived in seattle but worked in manhattan. no one asked about that. alexis told the investigator that a felony arrest on his record f

edward snowden, chelsea manning and aaron alexis. snowden and manning had reams of classified documents and alexis killed dozens of people at the navy yard. >> aaron alexis was profoundly psychotic when he hunted employees in a u.s. navy office in 2013. he was armed with a shotgun and a clearance to handle military secrets. >> he was able to exploit his position of trust and gain access to building where he murdered his colleagues. 12 of his colleagues. others wounded. >> reporter: paul stockton is a former assistant secretary of defense who led an investigation in to the massacre. what was with it about his security clearance that jumped out at you right from the start? >> aaron alexis should have never been granted a security clearance. >> reporter: this is a draft the public has never seen of a separate federal investigation in to the alexis case. in his security clearance application, alexis said he lived in seattle but worked in manhattan. no one asked about that. alexis told the investigator that a felony arrest on his record f

aaron alexis got away with lying on the form about his gun related arrest.ied about his mental health. also, regulations don't allow investigators to search the applicant's social media because of privacy concerns. >> hamre: it's amazing what people will say on their facebook account that they don't say on a security clearance. >> pelley: edward snowden, the national security agency contractor who pulled off the biggest theft of u.s. secrets ever, had a background investigation no better than manning's or aaron alexis's. >> hamre: and when we have failures, they're catastrophic. the failure with snowden was catastrophic. so our big elaborate, expensive system didn't prevent something that was truly important. >> pelley: we've obtained this internal memo that has not been public before. it's a warning to the head of the office of personnel management from the man who investigates the agency, o.p.m.'s inspector general, patrick mcfarland. it was written in 2013. mcfarland writes that snowden's background investigation was "deficient in a number of areas", and

. >> pelley: aaron alexis was psychotic when he hunted employs at a u.s. naval office he was armed with a shotgun and a clearance to handle military secrets. >> he was able to exploit his position of trust and gain access to a building where he murdered his colleagues, 12 of his colleagues; others wounded. >> pelley: how could someone like aaron alexis be granted a u.s. government security clearae? that's ourtory tonight. >> stahl: security is tight at the large hadron collider. you need a retina scan to get inside. >> t tnk you. you have been identified. >> ...power, cooling... >> stahl: the entire complex is buried deep underground. this is the detector right here. >> stahl: it's believed to be the largest and most complex machine mankind has ever created. the things it's searching for sound like they're straight out of science fiction. oh, no. really? >> i'm past patiently waitin' i'm passionately smashin' every expectation every action's an act of creation... >> rose: the show has already reached the loftiest heights. >> rose: in its first three months

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mollie: alexis plans to start at dmmac and work in a preschool classroom one day. she sums up the family's closeness. >> we consider us as best friends, not as brothers and sisters, and i'm really blessed that we've gotten to that point. mollie: big sister mikayla had perhaps the biggest news. ago. he went to a school in new york called the young bible institute, finished there, and is transferring to moody bible institute to be a pastor. for bobbi and kenny, days of reflection are underway. >> my first thought is, did i do a good enough job with them? >> a lot of it has even started now because -- we are experiencing the last -- every single thing this year will be the last. mollie: what advice do they have gifted parents just earlier? >> kids thrive on structure and if you can establish that early and maintain it, your kids will happier. >> just have them one at a time. that's the best way. [laughter] mollie: they all say leaving each other will be hard, senior year before crossing that they all give credit to their growing up as normal and as close as possible.

mollie: alexis plans to start at dmaac and work in a preschool classroom one day. she sums up the family's closeness. >> we consider us as best friends, not as brothers and sisters and i'm really blessed that we've gotten to that point. mollie: big sister mikayla had perhaps the biggest news. >> i got married about four months ago. he went to a school in new york called the young bible institute, finished there and is transferring to moody bible institute to be a pastor. mollie: for bobbi and kenny, days of reflection are underway. >> my first thought is, "did i do a good enough job with them?" >> a lot of it has even started now because we are experiencing the last. every single thing this year will be the last. mollie: so what advice do they out? >> kids thrive on structure, and if you can establish that early and maintain it, your kids will be happier, and you'll be happier. mollie: and as for kenny. >> just have them one at a time. [laughter] that's the best way. [laughter] just kidding. elizabeth: they all say leaving each other will be hard but they're trying

join the fight for alexis. the justice department is trying to block a deal between united continental and delta air lines. lines.the carriers worked out a trade that would give delta more runway space at new york's j-f-k airport.united would get more allocated slots for aircraft at newark's liberty international airport. the d-o-j filed their lawsuit, claiming the deal will give noth united and delta unfair advantages in newark.they're also worried the agreement could negatively affect airline competition at the newark airport.. hundreds of rockwell collins employees are leaving the company by choice. choice.the company tells the corridor business journal they hoped to eliminate 500 positions through the early retirement program.468 employees took the deal and will leave next month.the cedar-rapids based company has not said whether the voluntary cuts will be enough to prevent layoffs. amazon's c-e-o is now the fourth richest man in the world. world.bloomberg's billionaires index places jeff bezos's fortune at

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in 2013 aaron alexis was profoundly psychotic when he murdered 12 people in a navy office. he was a contractor with a security clearance. >> he had access to that building because he was supposed to be there with full access to secret materials that he never should have been able to get to. >> reporter: paul stockton is a former assistant secretary of defense who led an investigation. he found that after alexis got his clclrance toandle secrets, he was arrested fo firing a bullet through the ceiling of his apartment, arrested for vandalizing a nightclub and he displayed psychotic behavior. >> it was shocking that he was able to get and retain a security clearance. >> reporter: but alexis retained the clearance because by regulation it w w up to him toelf-report his crimes to his superiors. otherwise his clearance would not be automatically reevaluated until it expired after ten years. army specialist rickie elder is a similar case. after he got his clearance, he d.u.i. hit-and-run an aggravated battery. it took five years to suspend his clearance, after which during a brief

join the fight for alexis. dear future,please help. the present is kind of a scaryplace. i have no money, no job,no clothes. i feel completely helpless. but i hear good things aboutyou, future. like i'll have hair, andfriends, and books and music. jeb bush: we do not have to be the world's policeman. we have to be the world's leader. who's going totake care of the christians who's going to take care of israel and support them - our greatest ally in the middle east? the united states hasthe capability of doing this, and it's in our economic and national security interest that we do it. i will be that kind of president and i hope you want that kind of president for our country going forward. announcer:right to rise usa is responsible for the content of this message.

join the fight for alexis. a local high school student has been selected to perform at carnegie hall.lucas rodriguez is a student at linnmar high school.he is also a singer and performer who is now part of an elite group of his work. work."this is not goodbye, it's just i love you, to take with you. until your home again." again."we're excited to have lucas joining us in the cbs 2 studios today!welcome lucas.q) adventure? q) you are among 18-thousand students who tried out for the honors performance series. what was it like to find out you were long is your visit to new york, and what do you expect out of it? q) what are you looking forward to most?q) why do you love singing?q) what do you who are a few of your music role models? "here's a live look at traffic moving on i-380 near north liberty. terry will have your final "cbs 2 news good morning, honey. mmm. honey? so sorry, mrs. parker. so sorry... find a doctor, coordinate appointments, or transfer records with bewell 24/7. one of the many services provided

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he found that after alexis got his clearance to handle secrets he was arrested for firing a bu his apartment arrested for vandalizing a nightclub and he displayed psychotic behavior. >> it was shocking that he was able to get and retain a security clearance. >> reporter: but alexis retained the clearance because by regulation it was up to him to self-report his crimes to his superiors. otherwise his clearance would not be automatically reevaluated until it expired after ten years. army specialist rickie elder is a similar case. after he got his clearance he was charged with two assaults, a d.u.i. hit-and-run an aggravated battery. it took five years to suspend his clearance after which during a briefing he killed his commander and himself. how do you assess the national security clearance process as it exists today? >> i think it's elaborate and woaffully insufficient. >> pelley: former secretary of defense john hamre says people should be monitored continuously for signs of illness and mental health behavior. once you're in you're in. >> once you're in you're inch we should turn this up r u

join the fight for alexis. gladbrook - reinbeck entered the uni-dome on championship thursday -- with some unfinished buisness -- last year the rebels were in this exact spot -- but took home the runner up trophy this year -- it's championship or bust -- g-r taking on akron westfieldand the rebels were running wild --- first possession for g-r -- eric stoakes takes the toss --- and he gone -- 79 yards to the house -- rebels go up 7 notihingand that was the start of a huge quarter -- later in the first -- jake schuman -- keeps it on the read option -- gets a little help from a friend -- and finds the endzone -- gladbrook - reinbeck led 28 to nothing after the first. it's 28 to 12 in the third -- more stoakes -- he takes the pitch -- and outruns everybody again -- for one of his 4 t-d's on the day -- rebels take the crown -- 52 to 20. "definitely could not have drawn out a better first quarter. i mean, big plays on offense, defensively with the coverage we are running.when things click like that, it's a pretty bi

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join the fight for alexis. one e the murderers who escaped a new york state prison, has pleaded guilty to charges in connection to the break-out. break-out.david sweat entered his plea this morning to two counts of escape and one count of promoting prison contraband. sweat is already serving a life sentence without parole on a murder conviction. investigators say he and richard matt drilled their way out of the maximum security prison back in june.sweat was shot and captured by police three weeks later. a popular cbs actress is recovering this afternoon after she was attacked outside her home. home.in a tweet - --c-i-s star pauly perrette detailed how a home-less man pinned her down, punched her, and told her he was going to kill her.one of her friends was able to track the attacker down, and police later arrested him.police say the man will face felony charges.perrette should recover from her injuries. a secret sevice agent assigned to the white house is facing federal charges.lee robert moore is accused of se

alexis suites as 21-year-old shall nell ve last questions of california. with the click of a house, internet site backpage makes it possible for this sacramento college student to sell herself 2,000 miles from home. >> you're under arrest for prostitution. we're taking you in. >> calm and cooperative, she claims she operates alone. >> you use the lobby computer to post? how are you poers something. >> either posting on the that computer or have my best friend post from my iphone or i post from my iphone. >> a quick search of the internet reveals, thanks to backpage, alexis suites has logged a lot of miles. channel tells them she commutes from california to chicago because there's a higher demand for latino women in the windy city. >> how did you get this money? >> some i made and some i already had. >> we're going to count it, all right? >> that's $200, three, you have $408. >> the sheriff says backpage knows all too well their site is used by pimps and traffickers, not just people looking for massages. >> we have arrested like upwards of 500 people. they'

join the fight for alexis. a cool cloud formation over south africa had folks around the globe buzzing.a woman took this image in cape town and described the clouds as being "u-f-o like".these is actually a weather phenomenon called "lenticular clouds".they form when air along the surface of the earth reaches something like a mountain or valley.but temperatures and air moisture that does it for us here on the cbs 2 news at noon.our next newscast is this afternoon live at five.and you can see us right back here >> nicole: what is this? >> maya: it is a healthy breakfast. >> nicole: we don't even know if i'm pregnant yet. >> maya: just the fact that you could be. >> nicole: we did it. >> maya: [ chuckles ] >> nicole: your baby could be growing inside of me right now. >> rick: you'll never know just how grateful we are. >> nicole: oh, i-i do. you're always telling me that i'm doing such a wonderful thing for you. but to help you have a child is -- is huge for me, too. i am so honored to carry your baby. >> maya: w

join the fight for alexis. ad lib main weather a vigorous upper level low pressure system will drop across the plains into kansas and missouri this afternoon. after some morning drizzle, the center of low pressure will close off and crosses iowa after 2 pm. a strong mid- level jet in the upper layers of the atmosphere will allow strong to severe thunderstorms to develop early on in southeast nebraska, northeast kansas, and southwest iowa by around noon. there is also decent directional shear in the atmosphere that could lead to a few of the storms rotating. this may produce a few tornadoes by mid-afternoon. the highest threat of tornadoes is in the southeast quadrant of iowa as the storms pushes east. behind that system, it will be really windy and cold. a high wind warning will go into effect by 9 pm and last through thursday morning. highs will be in the 40s by friday. the metro should drop below 32 degrees by friday while some of us are still thinking about what we'll put on our thanksgiving table...downtown

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gwen: alexis, you spent your time at the white house. and the president was kind of put back on his heels. a week ago he said in an interview, with abc, that he felt like isis was contained. this was in the wake of the attack on the supply lines in syria. and now the white house has spent the entire week saying we do too have a strategy. >> yes. and the president who is traveling abroad as we know, and has been and won't be back until next week had to take a pounding from white house correspondents who were asking him questions. and we saw him on the defensive. again and again and again. trying to say -- and his white house aides trying to say that what i meant w that we were talking about them being geographically contained. shrinking their territory. but then he offered this long explanation and said we're going to stay the course and what we're doing is right. it's working and he went through these arguments about why all the suggestions that might be on the table. and we've heard the presidential candidates offer some of them. why he

join the fight for alexis. i'm hillary clinton and >>> season for outrage with inappropriate christmas clothing and ads. >> target ocd obsessive christmas disorder. >> one woman tweeted ocd is a serious mentally illness. >> not everybody was upset. one person on twitter posted as someone who has ocd. i don't see anyone to be target to be offended it is perfectly even. >>> man staring at a woman. the caption says, spike your best friends eggnog when they are not looking. social media blew up saying the store promoted a rape culture. i don't quite get it. like what was the whole point. why did they think that fit sort of the season? and. >> i can't answer that. i mean that is crazy. >> it is like someone made a crazy one at the office. >> maybe the good one didn't get in. >> star bucks is still hearing about it for the cups. >> just unveiled both have the word joy. some include a wreath. in standard of care contrast to starbucks red cups in previous years. however, we should point out not everybody is offended. w

join the fight for alexis. for the first time this season -- the iowa men's basketball team is on the road -- which is never easy, but they're lost to belmont and barely beat i-u-p-u-ito say the hawks were on fire -- would be an understatment -- jarred uthof dials long distance -- and connect -- now the three pointer would be a theme for iowathen later in the first half -- peter jok -- gets into the triple action -- he had a game high 20 -- the hawks made 12 threes! and they were playing defense too -- jok comes up with the steal -- and anthony clemmons slams it home -- all iowa in this one -- 89 to 61 the final. hard to believe -- but after tonight -- bluder's bunch is on the road for nearly 3 weeks -- iowa hosting western illinoisanother slow start -- but ally disterhoft go things going for the hawks -- she drops in the easy lay-up -- for 2 of her 21 pointsbut the game belonged to the freshman phenom -- megan gustufson -- she led all scores with 23 -- and grabed 9 boards -- leading the hawks to victory -- 96

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it took alexis 4 years to earn her college degree. but it will take her 25 years to pay off her student loans. join the fight to make college affordable. join the fight for alexis. tt0w!tz'h3! %4@-hi4 tt0w!tz'h3! ed@-dl< tt0w!tz'h3% )8h-$2@ tt0w!tz'h3% kzh-9]< tt0w!tz'h3% n-h-l40 tt0w!tz'h3% 0ph-rs( tt0w!tz'h3% s"h-b!h tt0w!tz'h3% ueh-ac8 tt0w!tz'h3% 7hh-]al jason: the final race of the eliminator round was delayed by rain in phoenix today. jeff gordon is the only driver to secure his spot into the final four at homestead, so three more spots up for grabs today. phoenix does have light so they hope to get the race in tonight. we will keep you posted. the championship matchups are set for high school football next weekend. in division i, exeter and goffstown. the grizzlies 11-0 looking for their first ever football championship. that is the late game at 6:00. division two is a rematch of last year' s title game. st. thomas undefeated. windham won the title last year. st. thomas cruised 51-20. in division iii, the undefeated newport tig

it took alexis 4 years to earn her college degree. but it will take her 25 years to pay off her student loans. join the fight to make join the fight for alexis. . >>> imagine. one man's musical message and symbols of peace. the true colors of hope echoing around the globe in a tribute to paris. amidst the horror and grief, a moment of hope. davide martello outside the bataclan theater playing john lennon's "imagine." >> music goes directly into your heart. you have a mirror in front of you and you're reflecting yourself in this music. >> reporter: after those now-infamous attacks the 34-year-old musician drove 400 miles from germany to may at nearly every site where innocents lost their lives. >> my hope is that all the musicians all around the world are playing music for peace. this is what the world needs right now. >> reporter: around the globe, echoes of support. monuments awash in the colors of the flag. this image trending worldwide. and in paris tonight, a symbol of hope in a city tossed but not sunk. our thoughts once again bu

. >> hi, alexis. how are you doing?> the unit prepares to move in on a young woman advertising out of town special. >> hoping you were available for a date this morning. >> uc veteran dan plays the decoy and secures a date. >> okay. no problem. i'm going to head that way. i'm probably 15, 20 minutes from there. okay? >> the out of town target, a self-proclaimed sicilian la and the know hottie whose back page ad promises pleasure and delight for the night for $160 an hour. 9 working as backup, officer bob follows decoy dan to an undisclosed location. >> all right. i'm going to follow you. >> detective bob explains this in-call operation is a mo complicated game of cat and mouse. the seller of sex is in charge. >> they tell you a general vicinity they want you to go. you get to that spot or that intersection and then you have to recontact them an they will give you the hotel or motel they are at. >> call girls like alexis don't give up their precise location for two reasons. one it ensures the john is close and ready to m

join the fight for alexis. i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. from the kwwl stormtrack here is additional forecast information from the kwwl stormtrack 7 weather team: good evening and welcome back, i'm meteorologist thanks to a southerly wind. sunday will be similar to the weather we had today. we'll start the day with a mostly sunny sky, but we will see e n increase innhe clouds later in the afternoon and evening. this is ahead of our next storm system that brings us a chance for rain as we head into the start of the work week. here are a look a a the current temperatures across eastern iowa. we have some pretty comfortable temperatures for this time of year. temperatures are in the 50s across any areas, with a few areas already dropping into the upper 40s. the wind is much lighter than what it was the last couple of days. we have a wind light out of the south, and that has kept our temperatures a little warmer than average, and we will continue that trend over the neet couple of days. eastern iowa. w w had a few high clouds passing through to