bombings rock baghdad at the start of ramadan. and, much more. >> woodruff: now, to my interview with former director of national intelligence, james clapper. he served in that post for six and a half years under president obama, stepping down just this past january. we spoke earlier today. former director of national intelligence james clapper, thank you for talking with us. >> thanks for having me, judy. >> woodruff: let me start with the news that was out this rning from cnn, essentially that u.s. intelligence officials last year picked up from russian sources that russian government officials said they had derogatory information about then-candidate donald trump and people close to him, some of his top aides. do you know anything about this? >> well, i can't comment on specific reports, whether we have them or not or the content of them. i will say, though, that in general that there was concern that all of us had about these interactions, whether he had direct reflectses or indirect reflections based on discussions among the

twin bombings in baghdad. they were targeting this time and details on that attack straight ahead. >> bill: also right as president trump gets back from that historic trip overseas calling on the world to fight isis and merkel saying europe can no longer rely on others, jack keane, his take on what she said next. >> i'm now more hopeful than ever in the possibility that nations of many faiths and from many religions and from many regions all over can join together in a common cause. >> bill: isis is at it yet again claiming responsibility dozens dead in baghdad. one hitting at an ice cream store. this comes at the start of the holy month of ramadan as iraqi and coalition forces push isis to the brink of defeat in mosul. the battle is not over. jack keane, chairman for the institute for the study of war. good morning to you. we have a lot to get to in four minutes. you remember how deadly ramadan was a year ago. how do we look at it now? stronger or not? >> i think isis has promised a wave of attacks both insid

. >> reporter: in a statement the american embassy in baghdad told abc news the u.s. has not provided military aid, arms or assistance to the emergency response division. apparently because of previous human rights violations. yet the footage we obtained shows erd soldiers with the very anti-tank weapons the u.s. has been providing to iraqi forces. and earlier this year, a senior u.s. military official in baghdad, colonel brett sylvia, publicly praised the erd in a briefing for reporters back at the pentagon. >> they have proven to be a very effective fighting force. this is the first time that we have advised them, and it has been a really fruitful partnership in all regards. >> reporter: the two soldiers who invited arkadi to follow them, captain nazar and corporal haydr ali, have developed a folk hero status in iraq, the subject of a social media video called "happy baghdad" produced by arkady. at one point arkady became very close with the two men. to his shame, arkady admitted to us after our interview that he himself did go along twice and struck captives. but n

for a year and a half in baghdad this was our job.omebody like me should easily be able to get a conceal carry permit. kennedy: more honest and well-trained people should. there should be the expectation that know one final word for our viewers is entering a gun-free zone. i want to ask you about the leaks. theresa may said she is going to confront the president about the intelligence leaks because someone from the u.k. leaked that. >> they had to get those pictures from somewhere. somebody leaked it across the atlantic -- they didn't like the. they shared it. and somebody probably in the f.b.i. but also probably maybe in a local police department, a local large east coast police department with direct links with scotland yard and mi-5 could have done it. they should have their clearance pulled and should be flogged in the public square. kennedy: we'll see some flogging soon. >> say hi to the guy about the >> say hi to the guy about the deal with the thing. >> say hi to the guy about the deal with the thing. i've spent my life plantin

isis was camped on the outskirts of baghdad.here is a key issue to address and part of that is security assistance. i think the real problem here is how that assistance is being managed and audited. and without that, we will see that the lessons won't have been learned and this sort of assistance will only come back to haunt future u.s. administrations. amy: patrick wilcken, thank you for being with us amnesty , international's arms control and human rights researcher. when we come back, we go to syria and then to a new report from the intercept talkingng abt tigerswan being employed by energy transfer partners calling the water protectors the insurgency. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: benjamin yellow menendez has died at the age of 65. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. amy: we turn now to syria, were the associated press reports that the russian defense ministry has said a russian warship in a submarine have fired four crcruse missiles from the mediterra

an "unjection™". >> bret: dozens are dead after a brutal day of bombings in baghdad.nor reports from our middle east newsroom. >> on the second night of ramadan, as families packed baghdad streets to break their day-long fast. a camera caught the first blast at a local ice cream parlor. women and children dead. moments later a second explosion outside of a government building. isis claiming responsibility for both attacks. later bombings around the iraqi capital killed 7 more people. they consider shi'ites to be infidels. this woman says isis are the infidels. >> we are all iraqis at the end of the day. >> isis ceased the northern city a few years ago but now control only a few blocks. the final battle will be no easy task. insurgents are dug in. it's a maze of twisting and turning small streets. iraqi forces have to forego their heavy vehicles doing most of the fighting on foot. isis is pinned in by the river and surrounded. the second of defensed in an interview with cbs news that the united states has revised its battle plan. >> we have already shifted from attriti

there was a series of suicide attacks including two car bomb attacks in baghdad. >> it happened mondayt an ice cream shop. this is front-page news in iraq. a crowd had joined at that ice cream shop to break their fast during the first day of ramadan. you're seeing a photo of police cordoning off the area near the scene. saidslamic state group they were targeting the gatherings of shia muslims. the islamic state group is ace sunni jihadist group that muslims apostates that should be punished by death. of ramadan month starts, isis sows the seeds of death in iraq. the latest string of attacks comes as the islamic state group is under attack in the stronghold of mosul. there is a peace in the independent by patrick cockburn that points out that this ramadan could be even bloodier than previous years. the islamic state group and al qaeda are being squeezed in their court territories and are lashing out with terrorist atrocities like attacking this ice cream shop in baghdad. scandal new political involving a minister in emmanuel macron's new government. and the newerrand minister of territo

lou: two massive car bombs killing at lead 31 people in baghdad today.m shop. a second bombing near a government office. the islamic state claimed responsibility for both attacks days before the start of ramadan. >>> joining me to discuss the war against radical islamist terror and much, much more, senior fellow at london center for policy research. lieutenant colonel tony shaffer. great to have you with us. >> thank you for having me. lou: let's start with, it's fascinating and frightening, the power of the deep state right now. >> right. lou: and their ability to blunt the power of the president of the united states with leaks, with disinformation. it's extraordinary. we were told of three leakers had been identified, at least three, and there would be consequences presumably, firing, and we have heard nothing sense. what do you make of it. >> two things, i'd like to believe this is going to be diligent but detailed, and lou, you got to get all the scoop, you got to to be very thorough. i'd like to believe they're going to make this stick. you got to t

norry aia ged at 83. >> a baghdad. bomb detonated 24. the attack happened atime. the militant group isis claiming responsibility. >>> at home the u.s. military identified the navy s.e.a.l. who died in a sky diving demonstration over the hudson river sunday. 27-year-old remington peters of colorado was a member of the elite leap frogs team. authorities are investigating why thinks parachute failed to open. they described him as a selfless humble and quiet professional. >>> to manchester, england authorities asking for public help in tracking down the movements of suspected bomber salman abedi in the days before the explosion. police released this photo of abedi seen carrying a blue suit case. they are asking any hoon who may have seen him from the 18th to the 22nd to call a hot line. the bbc obtained this footage reportedly of abedi at a store days before the bombing. so far 14 people are being held for questioning in the attack. hundreds gathered monday night for a vigil marking one week since 22 people were killed. a moment of silence was held after 10:30 local t

we departed the airbase and headed for our mission support site in baghdad. we attended and operations brief. brits are always fun to work with. although we shared a common language, they were often very difficult to understand. tom was the one who translated to american for us. veryrief this night had a heavy accent. i turned over to my guys and said did anybody understand a word he said? everybody shook their head no. we were able to get a good translation and clarification and were good to go. our mission that night was simple, one we had performed hundreds of times. it was 30 minutes south of baghdad. the ground force with linked up with fighting vehicles. they would ride to the objective. they would be difficult at the vehicle drop-off and then undetected walk up to the objective, where they would surround the target building. once surrounding, they would call out the person of interest, the target. us, it was low hanging fruit. things got loud, meaning they had the assaults building. in to providelled air support. we departed to proceed to our holding a

. >> a massive explosion rocking downtown baghdad. isis claiming responsibility for more than a dozen deaths. at a popular ice cream parlor. where families, break their fast during ramadan. >> tiger woods offering his side of the story fom lowing a dui arrest over the week end. struggling golf superstar says no alcohol was involved. we'll have the new details coming up. >> may not be able to throw his helmet too well. but he sure does look good doing it. doesn't he? look bryce harper. bryce getting into a fight that led to rowdy bench clearing brawl. we will break it down with more slow-mo. answer the question. what shampoo does he use? on this tuesday, may 30th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> the big take away. >> a big take away of all of that. the texas lawmaker, saw bryce in that. they're like, i wonder if my hair would look as good if we got into a confrontation as well. >> maybe they were trying to test the theory. starting with chaos in the house of representatives of in texas. the state's ban. >> pro

around 10:00 we departed for the airbase and headed for a mission sports site in baghdad. the brits were always fun to work with. although we share a common language, they were often difficult to understand, at times requiring people to translate into american for us. [laughter] night hadbriefer this a very heavy accent and at the end of the briefing i turned over to my guys and i said -- a, did anybody understand a word that he just said? everyone shook their head, no, we had not. that we were able to get good clarification and were good to go. the mission that night was simple and one that we had literally performed hundreds of times. the brits were flying to an american forward operating base south of baghdad there the ground force would link up for american fighting vehicles and armored humvees and ride to the objective. they would leave the vehicles at the vehicle drop-off and quietly, hopefully undetected, walk up to the objective, where they would surround the target building. the person of interest, the target that night, the person they wanted to detain, for us it

. >> isis is claiming responsibility for a car bombing in baghdad that's left more than dozen dead. >> i are you serious? are we talking about the same tiger woods? >> caged tiger, pro-golfer said it was a reaction to prescription medicine, that led to his dui arrest, which landed him in custody. >> scuffle in the house. texas lawmakers get heeded during battle over sanctuary cities. >> the center city eatery closed its doors for good last night. >> wow. >> singing old language soon inside little pete's last night. >> more on the end of an err a before you head out the door, it latest from katie on the skydeck. >> guys, very light wind out here right now. very, very modest, but, for the most part really just helping to keep any low-lying cloud cover from forming here in philadelphia. >> generally speaking, storm scan nice and quiet for the moment. dogs not necessarily stay that way, obviously not clear, tail end of the loop see little nudge, little blip of radar, in sussex county, and also, even, to the most outlying suburbs far off towards the pocono region, north central pa speciall

are following developing international news, a car bomb explodes near a popular ice cream shop in baghdad. at least 1 people were killed and 40 wounded. this is the holy month of ramadan. no group immediately claimed responsibility. >>> it's been one week since the suicide bombing in manchester, england. tonight hundreds of people gathered if in silence to remember the victims. st. anne's square is a sea of flowers. you can see it here. balloons and messages for the victims. the square is not far from the manchester arena where that bomb exploded at the end of the ariana grande concert. 22 people were killed. 59 were hurt. >>> on his first memorial day in office president trump saluted those he called real heros. he laid a wreath at the tomb of the unknown soldier. the arlington national cemetery honors the men and women of the military who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. >> we pay tribute the those drav seoul souls who raced into gun fire, raced into battle and ran into hell to protect our country. >>> back in the bay area there were several tributes, one at san francisco's

general petraeus we were in : baghdad, which is where we were told we were going to end up.t this emergency order to go to mosul. it is out of control. there was a small u.s. unit up there 17 civilians killed in response to a riot. within about 36 hours or so we , did one of the biggest aerosols in history up to mosul. we immediately blanketed the city with soldiers. we literally pushed right into the city, calmed it down, and stop the looting and the rest of that, and gradually took control. we had an interim government out there within two weeks of arriving. david: early on in the war, it was thought that shock and all -- awe would be all that was necessary. that concept doesn't really work. gen. petraeus: that did not completely see. it did impose a little awe here and there. there were folks fighting, shooting at us. we had casualties. we lost heavy equipment and everything else. david: when president bush decided to invade, in part it was because of the theory that they had weapons of mass destruction. gen. petraeus: right. david: that information came from the cia. whe

we created 77 additional locations just in the baghdad divisional area of responsibility alone duringhe course of the surge. david: so, we had about 140,000 american troops. we sent over an additional 25,000 to 30,000, and that was enough given the techniques you used to bring it to a stable position, relatively speaking. general petraeus: it dramatically reduced violence. violence was reduced by some 80% to 85% during the course of a 18 month period. that was about the duration i served. david: after 18 months you came back? general petraeus: no, i came back about 19.5 months after that and went to u.s. central command. david: so, the president asked to head the u.s. central command, and the u.s. central command is in charge of military operations in the middle east. general petraeus: it is 20 countries, from egypt in the west to pakistan in the east, kazakhstan in the north and to yemen and the pirate infested waters off somalia in the south. we were very proud to have 90% of the world's problems at the time. david: after you have one of these commands, usually, not always, gets to

the brits would fly to an american operating base in baghdad. there, the ground force you to link up with four american fighting vehicles and armored humvees. they would ride to the objective, leave the vehicles in what was called the vehicle drop off and quietly and hopefully undetected walk to the objective where they would surround the target building was once surrounding the building they would surround the person of interest, the target that night. the person they want to detain. for us it was low hanging fruit at that point. things got loud, meaning they had to assault the building and provide close air support. we departed to proceed to our holding area. when we took off, the power of heavily laden egg shaped chariot of death, number 649 with 14 rockets, 3000 rounds of fuel, even as maximum growth rate, 4700 pounds, 650 hp engines with rotor blades churning in the hot air into submission. climbing to 300 feet, called our departure callsign have again the dog the 4 slipped into the night. some time after takeoff we could hear a strange noi

another car bomb exploded near the baghdad public pension office. at least 12 people were killed.e will return to manchester on sunday to perform for a charity concert for victims of the manchester bombing. you just finished singing when a bomb exploded killing 22 and wounding others. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. vonnie: coming up, bitcoin in two more than 100% months. we will discuss what is behind the move and the crypto currency, coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." i am vonnie quinn. the latest bloomberg business flash looking at the biggest business stories in the news. ed out againstsh china at a speech at the u.s. study center event in sydney. which chinaenges in has grown wealthier and stronger, it seems to be acting more like a bully and refuses to open more of its economy so foreign businesses can compete fairly. it is stealing other people's intellectual property and asserting fast territorial claims that have no basis in international law. criticized president t

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. >> we had an option in iraq and baghdad and it was don't give them the event.on't public size in a week in advance you are going to take doctors to some neighborhood and provide a tempting target. if you are recruiting young men to join the iraqi police. when they are in line you spread them out like norwegians waiting for a bus. we don't have that concept in the united states. you move the perimeters out. there is one enormous deterrent that no one is supposed to talk about ever and it was told to me by a sunni imam, it's letting a pig eat the remains of a suicide bomb. even if you don't mean it, if you simply state that a suicide bomber's re-mains will be eaten by a pig, they are true believe, they won't do it. i'm just passing on what was being told to me that could not believe we were tolerating the suicide vests and bombers in baghdad. he said that would end if you flew a pig in from serbia. kennedy: why does it have to be a serbian pig. >> because of email. >> this there will get you a lot of hate email. refer them to me. kennedy: tse non-traditional appr

autria: two deadly blast in the heart of baghdad -- blasts in the heart of baghdad. sam? this24 people dead morning. isis already claiming responsibility. take a look at this security the momentturing someone detonated a car full of explosives. it was believed that the bomb was trigger remotely. midnight.d just after and then again this office. officials say that this was a suicide car bomb. this is just days before ramadan. after sundown, families break quicklyst, restaurants filling up. right now two dozen people are in hospitals after the blast. as soon as we hear more information, we will let you know. larry, back to you upstairs. also breaking overnight, the former dictator of panama, manuel noriega, is dead. he was ousted in 1989. he later served a 17 year drug sentence in the united states area he recently had an operation to repair hemorrhage following brain surgery but died in a hospital last night because of publications from the procedure. manuel noriega was 83 years old. turning to sports, major league baseball, looking to the rumble out west between a nationa

. >>> isis is claiming responsibility for a deadly bombing in central baghdad. >>> the man accused of deadly attack after an anti-muslim rant on a train in portland, oregon, is due in court today. >>> former panamanian manuel noriega has died. he was 83 years old. >>> tiger woods is charged with driving under the influence in florida. >> he claims an unexpected reaction to prescription medicine. >> he's taken quite a fall, and i'm hoping that this might be the bottom of the fall. >>> a tiger killed a zoo keeper in england. the zoo is calling it a freak accident. >> this is human failure. >>> in illinois, fire destroyed a good portion of the former joliet correctional center. the prison has been closed for years. >>> all that -- >> whoa, bryce harper wants a piece of hunter strickland. here they go. bench is empty. >> that was a real fight. open punches thrown and punched landed. my goodness. >> and all that matters. >>> the sense was incredible. >> a minute of silence has been held in manchester. >> for manchester and the people who have come here to remember the enormity of what happ

. >> a massive explosion rocking downtown baghdad.sis claiming responsibility for more than a dozen deaths. at a popular ice cream parlor. where families, break their fast during ramadan. >> tiger woods offering his side of the story fom lowing a dui arrest over the week end. struggling golf superstar says no alcohol was involved. we'll have the new details coming up. >> may not be able to throw his helmet too well. but he sure does look good doing it. doesn't he? look

i approached from a former fleet commander, i spent a year in baghdad in 2006, 2007 timeframe and is possibly formed penetrator network in the milan activities that were going on were striking to me at the time. my most recent military assignment as the deputy commander at central command and there's a consistent theme. in fact, for those of us who have studied this and watched it closely since the 79 revolution, we've seen these spasms of increased tension with decreased tension have an flow and from a western mindset it seems like it's a very difficult thing to anticipate or predict. from a navy perspective they are very much focused on the asymmetric, they like minds, they like small votes, they like a lot of different small submarines, the main thing in my mind is a former fleet commander is how to prevent miscalculation christmas no one wants to go to war. how do you prevent that and at the same time, not taken the first strike was back when i was a strike group commander when i was in the gulf that then fleet commander said don't take the first launch and i don't want you to st

video shows the explosion in baghdad. 17 people died according to officials.ice say a separate islamic state car bombing in baghdad killed 14 people. this comes as terrorists lose more territory to the u.s. in the battle for mow sus. and crews using a helicopter to help an injured rock climber. the woman fell about 30 feet. she was hiking with her boyfriend and their dog. nobody was seriously hurt. and police say they're conducting an arson investigation after a massive fire broke out in a former prison outside chicago. the flames still smoldering today. the prison was featured in "the blues brothers." the news continues with shepard smith after this. only invisalign® clear aligners are made with smarttrack® material to precisely move your teeth to your best smile. see how invisalign® treatment can shape your smile up to 50% faster today at invisalign.com >> shepard: there's breaking news now on fox news channel. this is video just in. defense officials launched a missile as part of a test to try to shoot down an intercontinental ballistic missile similar to t

i've been involved in one where we crashed in downtown baghdad a couple of years prior. more and more of a hard landing due to some feel contamination. my craft was the first and last bad one, i guess. >> thank you. thank you for your service. i really do admire both of you. the helicopter malfunction, was it due to equipment fatigue or was there some kind of defect? has that been resolved? >> they were never quite able to determine exactly why the couplings failed. what they did suspect was that somewhere in the maintenance process the driveshaft was not totally aligned and that over time bad vibrations continue to build up until it reached a critical point and failed. following that accident, throughout our entire fleet, they inspected all the aircraft and inspected all the driveshaft in case the couplings and determined that it was just an isolated event. >> i have a question about the exoskeleton. i was curious to whether you're able to put it on by yourself oi if you need assistance and how that card that process is? i need assistance. putting this one on is not ver

isis has claimed responsibility for a car bomb that exploded in central baghdad. the explosion killed 13 people and injured 24 hours. officials say it remotely detonated explosives left inside the parked car outside of the popular popularize cream shop. it came a few days after holy month of ramadan where muslim fast. families break their fast and baghdad ease restaurant and cafes quickly fill up. >>> um, um, um. >>> british police releasing a new photo of the manchester suicide bomber hoping people will come forward with information. is there the photo, it shows suspected bomber, with a blue suitcase, do you see that there, rolling suitcase there, police say suitcase was in the used in the attack but he is believed to have wheeled it around a two locations in manchester. police are scouring nearly 13,000 hours of closed circuit tv recordings, throughout the city, and their search for clues. >>> jury selection begins today in the trial of the minnesota police officer who shot and killed philando castille, police officer yanes is facing manslaughter charges after h

it is not unusual to hear the media speak now about our sons and our daughters stationed in baghdad, kandahar, kuwait and other places that are hard to pronounce, let alone find on a map. the air miles these women have traveled there the united states to their duty stations can easily be expressed in hours in flight or miles flown. the historical road women traveled is another story. from 1913 to 1923, daniels was the secretary of the navy. daniels was a native of north carolina, had gone to law school there and passed the bar in 1885. president woodrow wilson appointed secretary daniels in 1913, and his assistant was franklin roosevelt. with war raging in europe, daniels became increasingly concerned about the preparations that they needed to make to insure that the u.s. navy could operate at the maximum efficiency if and when america entered the war. in the early 1917 -- in early 1917 concerned about having enough navy men to man the ships, daniels asked his advisers about having enough navy -- about the word in the navy regs. he said, now, does the asterisk before the word male be

next, developing news, a car bomb explodes in baghdad targeting families enjoying the evening out ate cream shop. and why neighborhood favorite little petes is closing its doors. >>> plus more trouble for tiger woods after an early morning dui. he tells his side of the story. ducis rogers has more in sports w >> developing news from iraq tonight where a car bomb exploded outside of a popular ice cream shop leaving 13 dead and 24 injured. the blast was massive and could be seen for miles. investigators say the car was packed with explosives and detonated remotely. many of the people at the ice creek shop were families who ended their ramadan fast. >>> hundreds gathered at st. ann's square to remember the victims in last week's bombing killing 22 people and injuring hundreds at an ariana grande concert. >>> a zoo keeper in england is dead after an encounter with a tiger. the zoo management says the tiger entered the enclosure with the keeper. the female keeper died at the scene. the zoo was evacuated. it will remain closed another day while the investigation is investigated. >> at the

dozens injured after a car bombing in baghdad. it happened outside a popular ice cream shop.y claimed responsibility for that blast. which apparently involved the remote explosives inside a parked car. abc news did a feature on the ice cream shop in 2010. one of many eateries crowded in the evening during holy month of ramadan when muslims fast during the day and go out to eat at night. >>> hundreds of people gathered in manchester, england, to mark one week since the suicide bombing there. church bells tolled, 10. 3, 1, same time the bomb went off outside ariana grande concert killing 22 people. meanwhile, police released surveillance image of salman abedi with the hard shell blue suitcase. the suitcase wasn't used in the bombing. police are asking the public. >>> back in the country now. move on to the arrest of tiger woods. we are hearing his explanation for the dui charge that he is now facing. woods is blaming it on prescription medication. we now hear in florida. >> the mug shot showing the golfing great like we have never seen him before. just after 3:00 a.m., police p

. >> reporter: major joshua mance was shot and killed by a sniper in baghdad in 2007, only to be revived some 15 minutes later. >> monuments and memorials are a great way to remember those who came before us. but the most professional way to honor their sacrifice is by allowing their spirit to live through us each and every day. >> reporter: he says we civilians have a responsibility to create a community that represents true freedom and in doing so we will begin to earn what it took to give us that chance. >>> and president trump marked memorial day, his first in office, with a speech in arlington national cemetery. those come as -- kelly reports from the white house. >> reporter: president trump later reads at the tomb of the unknown soldier on memorial day. >> god is with you. and your loved ones are with him. they died in war so that we could live in peace. >> reporter: the president's first memorial day address comes as his administration is pushing back against report that is his son-in-law tried to set up secrete communications with russia. he has total confidence in kushner. >> i

. >> a popular ice cream shop sxwlotion central baghdad. the explosion killed 15 people and injured two dozen others. muslims fast during the daylight hours and after sundown kavr as i fill up and breaking this morning word of another car bombing at the iraqi capital. this latest killing 12 people. >> cameras rolling as scuffle broke out br behind lawmakers. sanctuary cities row turned a. representatives pushed and yelled at each other after one say he protested. >>> there was a threat made from representative rinaldi to put a bullet in one of my colleague's heads. >> if we have a special session is convenienting only topics i choose for time of choosing. >> greg abbott signed a bill during a facebook live appearance earlier this month. >> 7:04 new details of murder of man at a spring hotel. who people are under arrest retaliation style attack after a drug deal gone bad. reuben ortiz and shan a cox assaulted sulmain shallow and in the parking lot of days hotel and shallow and friends robbed ortiz of cash and sh shoes. after returning shoes