>> aton, to you, my friend.is hurricane and not only the rip tides that we are worried about, there are the storm surges. >> right. >> as noaa has warned many up and down the coast 3 to 6 feet of storm surge in some areas. that is a danger and how might be we aware of when it does become a storm surge? >> obviously, when you see that the water is swelling and you see it poweriuring into your ar you know you're probably part of one. make sure you got all of your gutters and drain, if they are clogged, get them cleaned. you know, in some areas if you live in a low lying area you might want to even sandbag your property to prevent it from being flooded. you know, make sure that if you have a home with a basement that you've got a lot of your valuables that could be destroyed by a flood moved up into higher areas of your home. so that way, it's not destroyed. something else too, because, again, because of the high winds, you have to watch out for fallen power lines. a live power line in a pool of water can present a

he is doing everything in his power to atone for this. and like i said, he is completely shattered. >> they little kids. three little kids. i sincerely apologize for him. if he hadn't done it, i'm going to do it for him. >> what they did was indefensible and also unforgiveable. whatever remorse they may or may not have does not bring back the three young children. >> reporter: police just moved the arrested car jackers from police headquarters just after 2:00 a.m. and that will be their last ride for a while until they're taken for their first court appearance. still no date set for that yet. we've got a funeral next week followed by a court appearance probably within the next month almost for sure and then we'll wait to see how this unfolds in terms of how the mother deals with this and how long she will be in the hospital but critical still at last check. so you wonder if she is even going to make it out of the hospital in time to attend her own children's funeral. >> you've got to wonder if she as a parent wants to go on. >>> meanwhile

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of bricks as they have always come down as aton of bricks on anyone who deems it possible to violate the sanctions. iran is still hurting economically. where the challenge comes in, to the extent more concessions need to be made, we're going to need to make more because they have already made the big one, we have not made the big one in terms of sanctions relief. one last comment in terms of how congress fits into this which is why it might not be a matter of how we fine tune it and we tend lame duck period. i expect the administration and its partners will still be holding out for a fairly extended transitional period in which the sanctions would be relieved only gradually. and that the administration even without the congressional opposition would be looking for a formula for sanctions relief in which turnover first year or two -- over the first year or two the president could take through executive action. and it would only be later on as the agreement is upheld, if it is upheld by the iranians as well as our side that the greater sanctions relief would come into effect and at som

somebody has a lot to atone for and a lot to think about.houldn't toss around words like cowardly. >> and awol. >> you know what they do to people who are awol. this is, again, the extremism -- >> it's a serious thing to say, especially framing it in military terms. americans made it clear they don't want to keep getting involved in overseas conflicts n. a recent poll only 19% said america should be more active p in world affairs. 30% said we should keep involvement at the current level? 47% said we should be less active. there is no real appetite for the american public to jump into affairs around the world. particularly putting our military in harm's way. >> they are tired of it. we have people in detroit with their water turned off. we have problems at home people are aware of. when there is a need for global leadership we'll be there. the other thing i think is short-sighted is this is an opportunity to work with european allies trdragging thei heels on sanctions. europeans died for the most part in this awful tragedy. there is really an

." >> in an effort to give inmates a chance to restore faith in themselves, and atone for their crimes, the prison started a unique program called s.a.v.e., seriously acknowledging victims' emotions. >> not enough attention is paid towards the victim. >> this group here, you know, it gives guys chance enough to come and sit down and understand and find out why they have the behaviors that they have. >> typically inmates tend to hide from their crimes. but those who have attended today's session, they've made the daring decision to confront their victims face to face. >> we know that forgiveness only nullifies the pain and hurt and loneliness and tears that we have caused because we truly realize the pain that we brought to so many innocent lives. we thank miss shorts. i thank my victim sidney. and the boys. we know we did wrong. and we realize that. >> i want to thank all you guys for taking the time out to come up. this, today, is very -- i'm nervous, by the way. my victim's name is jenny crompton. i'm doing first-degree murder. i'm doing a life sentence for it. >> 20 years ago mark s

of bricks as they have always come down as aton of bricks on anyone who deems it possible to violate the sanctions. iran is still hurting economically. where the challenge comes in, to the extent more concessions need to be made, we're going to need to make more because they have already made the big one, we have not made the big one in terms of sanctions relief. one last comment in terms of how congress fits into this which is why it might not be a matter of how we fine tune it and we tend lame duck period. i expect the administration and its partners will still be holding out for a fairly extended transitional period in which the sanctions would be relieved only gradually. and that the administration even without the congressional opposition would be looking for a formula for sanctions relief in which turnover first year or two -- over the first year or two the president could take through executive action. and it would only be later on as the agreement is upheld, if it is upheld by the iranians as well as our side that the greater sanctions relief would come into effect and at som

he is trying to do everything in his power to atone for what happened last friday. >> rosa's attorney says, when his client saw pictures of the young victims he told his mother, going with her to surrender, and then making a full confession. >> what they did was in defensible, and also unforgivable. so whatever remorse they may or may not have does not bring back the three young children. >> now records show that crawford got a five to 13-year sentence and could have been in jail until 2020. but he was released by the state parole board who said he showed determination for success. we'll have more on that part of the story as the suspects await arraignment here. we'll see you at 6:00. live from police headquarters, walt hunter, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> all right, walt thank youment team coverage of the deadly carjacking continues now, with steve patterson he's live in north philadelphia, at the scene that far deadly crash. steve? >> suspects no strange tears this community, in fact, both suspects from neighborhoods just blocks away from the scene, the scene by the way, you have to

tradition demands when a mistake is made, they chop off their own finger to atone and present the severed part to their boss. many have ornate tattoos that often cover the entire body, marking them for life. [traditional japanese music] but unlike the mafia in america, yakuza don't hide their membership in the mob because it's not illegal in japan to be a member of organized crime. and they are so much a part of japanese culture, they parade openly. >> right now, we don't hide the fact that we're yakuza. >> this yakuza boss was introduced to us by jake adelstein in downtown tokyo. beneath his expensive suit, he later showed us, his body is a canvas, like many yakuza, covered with intricate tattoos. physically, the tattoos take their toll on your body. >> the tattoos are so-- so dense that it's very hard to sweat, which means when you can't get rid of the toxins in your body, that's also very hard on liver. >> what's also hard on the liver is the hedonistic lifestyle of the yakuza. this is traditional yakuza turf. they run everything here, from the girls to the sex to the drugs, but the mo

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this is something that should be atoned from the top. we should have targets around it and we should work to meet it, i think it's that simple. >> i want to debunk a little bit this idea that the gov can't partner with companies in private sector, i've been in my role 17 years, we've led numerous initiatives. we do need to break rules, but we need to be clear in our goals and our language set and have a reason why it makes sense for certain members of the people to be at the table. we launched start up america, and at that time we had noticed that start-ups in the nation were declining and we were all very concerned about it, knowing that start ups were truly the secret sauce of america, and what could we do. we linked arms with a bunch of partners, we partnered with the kaufmann foundation and at the white house with several federal agencies present we went forward with it, today it's providing a terrific platform for veterans who we think are going to be unbelievable assets in the start-up community. just last weekend start-up weekend

you know, and hopefully that's in an effort to atone for, you know, the sins of, i guess, of all of humanity. the failure of humanity is the subtitle of this. andrew? >> i was just going to say that i think delair is very good at taking in everything that's happening on the ground. just like you said. he had all of these plans. the weapons raid, all of these things. it was really what he calls the triumverant over at the u.n. that kind of didn't allow him to lead. i really kind of disagree. he wasn't the leader to take over this. it was just he wasn't allowed to lead by the u.n. i think he was a fine leader. >> that's a good point. alexa, you had a comment. >> i was just going to say in regards to the one life for 85,000, i think that really just exemplifies the overall attitude towards africa. i think there's an overwhelming attitude that they're just africans. doesn't matter. white people are more important. i think i could really see that throughout the whole book. even the media's response to this. i mean, there's just an overall attitude of it doesn't matter. it's over there. we can pus