we honor a number of duty nurse -- decatur's should be, releasing his press releases? there is no value i think we're headed down the wrong path i hope that those of late fall of the of so the director has assuredy me ninth of the kemp their locations of hospitals, schools, churches hospitals, schools, churches , courthouses are not doing random spitzer targeting people at those locations. however at the courthouse if we have an individual we are looking for an rigo baby in court we will go a and wait there not just hanging out this is what they're telling me. every case in my jurisdiction yes we have a warrington we were waiting not just let's go hang out but there certainly has been enough media coverage i am not here to defend vice but from a law-enforcement inspective --- there is a lot of people that don't like what i.c.e. does and has no respect for their mission or the people that do that work so the fact ever-present elected in specifically talk to i.c.e. agents to say i have your back there has been some backlash because now they feel emboldened but i thinknk

the links before you were forged by heroes from john paul jones, stephen decatur, bull halsey, tim stockdaleand michael murphy. because of them, and through the bravery of all who have called themselves marines and sailors in our nation's history, america's freedom endures to this very day. and we honor all who have gone before you. [applause] but now, it's your turn to assume the watch. and remember, it's not just america that your predecessors protected. think today of what the world owes the united states navy and marine corps. here at the navy marine corps stadium, these stands are emblazoned top to bottom with the names of lands and seas that were consecrated by the sacrifice of american marines. i see bella wood where troops defended western europe. i see the battle of the atlantic, and the many battles of the pacific, the coral sea, midway, when the navy rolled back the tide of tyranny that had engulfed so much of the had engulfed so much of the asia-pacific. i see korea and vietnam, i see iraq and afghanistan, where to where this very day at this very hour your brothers and sisters i

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decatur 12 schools are now indoctrinating kids from kindergarten up. just fill in the state legislature and read the code of ethics that will prevent them to indoctrinate with controversial issues. they cannot advocate for any side whether they're right or the left indicator 12 classroom. so let's take all the way they're teaching license if they do that. >> caller: double-a-2 complement you assign it was uh donation only other by to ask if the communist party meeting it is very informative. >> i am not familiar with those things but bush is important is the idea as part of the religious movement that the world could be redeemed and the planet could be saved. and that they're willing to use the power of the government that is why they are so dangerous. it is that idea the idea to have social justice. those to minister it are the same from those individuals only social justice whoever is politically on top so is our word greed. . . >> also being published this week, mark prendergast provides a history of atlanta in city on the verge. time magazine's jef

well, oprah winfrey gave the commencement address today at agnes scott college in decatur, georgia. she told graduates to focus on living a life of substance, and she addressed her decision to end the "oprah winfrey show." hi but i will say this past year, and now more than ever, i miss it, because i miss the opportunity for the spirit of constructive engagement that that platform offered. >> ninan: oprah will join "60 minutes" as a special contributor this fall. in portugal today, 500,000 people watched as pope francis made saints of two children. they reported seeing the virgin mary 100 years ago today, putting their village of fatima on the map as a shrine. coming up, california resettled more refugees last year than any other state, including many escaping wars in the middle east. we'll tell you about an organization that's helping them. n organization that's helping them. nough laxatives to cover the eastern seaboard. i've climbed a mount everest of fiber. probiotics? enough! (avo) if you've had enough, tell your doctor what you've tried and how long you've been at it. linzess

they added he did not have a criminal record in decatur, texas. they will have a town hall meeting soon to update the community. a go fund me page has been set up by the family of 26-year-old nicholas flusche, to transport the body to texas and pay for funeral expenses. he had worked for a home security company in texas. the company told us today he had moved to san francisco several years ago to moeet up with a friend. another friend who shared this picture of him said i can't believe what happened. we're all scratching our heads. that friend said he lost contact with him. the subway restaurant remains closed today. yesterday, police cordoned off their entire block after one of their own shot this man. he didn't want to pay for a sandwich inside the subway restaurant and argued with one of the employees. >> they started fighting and the lady came out, tried to get the police, there's a fight going on. the police rushed in there. as soon as he got inside i hear the pop. >> reporter: police say this man, identified as the employee, had been stabbed

they added he did not have a criminal record in decatur, texas. they will have a town hall meeting soon to update the community. a go fund me page has been set up by the family of 26-year-old nicholas flusche, to transport the body to texas and pay for funeral expenses. he had worked for a home security company in texas. the company told us today he had moved to san francisco several years ago to moeet up with a friend. another friend who shared this picture of him said i can't believe what happened. we're all scratching our heads. that friend said he lost contact with him. the subway restaurant remains closed today. yesterday, police cordoned off their entire block after one of their own shot this man. he didn't want to pay for a sandwich inside the subway restaurant and argued with one of the employees. >> they started fighting and the lady came out, tried to get the police, there's a fight going on. the police rushed in there. as soon as he got inside i hear the pop. >> reporter: police say this man, identified as the employee, had been stabbed

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. >> reporter: steve hartman, on the road, in decatur, texas. >>> that's the overnight news for thisor some of you, the news continues. for others, check back a little while later for morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm reena ninan. ,, captioning funded by cbs >>> it's monday, may 1st, 2017. this is the "cbs morning news." deadly twisters, strong wind, and torrential rain ripped through the midwest and south, and that storm system is on the move. >> if he does a nuclear test, i will not be happy. >> president trump sits down with cbs news and talks about everything from north korea to possibly releasing his taxes. >>> gunfire breaks out at a birthday partd in san diego, leaving at least one person dead and six wounded. >>> and a hacker reportedly hits

reporter: the only possible lead, a cell phone ping from elizabeth's phone around 3:30 monday in decaturher instagram profile changed adding wife. >> i was a little bit sick when i saw that. >> reporter: amber alerts go out in tennessee and alabama. on day five, wife jill holds a press conference to try to reason with her husband. >> your family wants their poppy back. please do the right thing and turn yourself in to the police and bring beth home. >> reporter: cummins might not have watched his wife's televised plea, but millions can't stop watching. the small town teacher's case goes national. >> reporter: the tennessee bureau of investigation works to retrace cummins' steps in the days before he vanished, releasing this security video from a local tennessee walmart. cummins casually strolls the aisles, making repeated visits to one. the hair color aisle. >> we have a little bit of knowledge about where they were at the beginning of their journey and then it's really been kind of a cold trail. >> reporter: meanwhile, investigators keep working, looking through tad cummins' computer, d

authorities say cummins and elizabeth thomas left columbia, tennessee, and went south to decatur, alabamang there to throw their phones into the tennessee river. cummins then disabled the gchs on his suv. authorities say the pair continued on to mississippi then northwest to oklahoma where they were caught on this walmart security camera. staying in super 8 motels like this one before going on to colorado, utah, nevada and eventually southern california. investigators say cummins spent $1500 on a two-person kayak in san diego with the idea that they would use that kayak to get to mexico. >> easy to take a boat from here into mexico. >> it would be more like a movie stunt. that's not for real life. >> reporter: they abandoned the plan and ending up in this cabin where a good samaritan recognized them and called police. now, we don't know too much about what elizabeth says happened while the two were missing. we do know that cummins made a recording telling elizabeth to tell the truth. a recording that investigators played for her before they began questioning. >> yeah, this story never get

. >> reporter: steve hartman, on the road, in decatur, texas. >>> that's the overnight news for thisonday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back a little while later for morning news and cbs this morning. from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm reena ninan. south. tornados plow through texas. flash floods sweep across arkansas and missouri. spring snowstorms bury the plains. where's the dangerous weather headed next? >>> also tonight, john dickerson's news making day 100 interview with donald trump. >> you don't think it's possible that the russians meddled in the election. >>> the president's notable absence is the main course at the white house correspondent's dinner. >> the leader of our country is not here, and that's because he lives in moscow. >>> and orange is the new hack. after demanding ransom from netflix, a hacker called the dark overlord episodes of a hit show. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the overnight news. i'm reena ninan. severe weather this weekend has claimed the lives of at least 9 people. tornados killed sever

a lifelong farmer from decatur, illinois. the secret to longevity is root beer floats.> a big thanks to naill. and a big thanks to all of you, as well. stanning in the rain, some since saturday. we're back after your local news. >> thank you. >> announcer: nbc10 news starts now. >>> i'm katy zachary just a few minutes before 9:00 on your memorial day. let's get right to meteorologist bill henley. he has your most accurate neighborhood forecast. are those showers moving out? >> they've ended in philadelphia but i'm still tracking some showers. we could see a few more sprinkles in philadelphia. northeast philadelphia starting to get a few light showers. the heavier rain and thunderstorm activity that's staying out of the area. see some showers moving in to the lehigh valley right now. those will move to the northeast and we will see clouds linger for the rest of the day. we're in the 50s right now. up to 67 degrees for philadelphia. closer to 70 in delaware. >> let's get a check of the road now with first alert franchesca ruscio. how are you? >> i'll take that as a compli

a lifelong farmer from decatur, illinois. the secret to longevity is root beer floats.a big thanks to naill. and a big thanks to all of you, as well. stanning in the rain, some since saturday. we're back after your local news. >> thank you. i )m ... ==vo== some breaking news - >> good morning. we have breaking news this morning at 8:56 on your monday. in the last few moments we learned from our florida sister station that golfer tiger woods has been arrested. just look at this mugshot. deputies in jupiter, florida, saying woods was pulled over for driving under the influence. he has been released from custody. we are awaiting a statement from woods. for the latest go to our twitter feed for more information. >>> live look at the tomb of the unknown soldier in arlington where president trump is commemorating memorial day with the wreath laying. for what's going on here in the bay area the trust in san francisco is getting ready to hold its annual ceremony as well marking the 149th commemoration. hundreds are expected to attend to honor u.s. military members who have give

the links before you were forged by heroes from john paul jones, steven decatur, bull halsey, jim stockrphy. because of them, and through the bravery of all who have called themselves marines and sailors in our nation's history, america's freedom endures to this very day and we honor all who have gone before you. [applause] the. charles: vice president pence addressing the graduates at the u.s. naval academy saying today is a day of pride and celebration and of course, getting in a few good jokes there as well. i want to go back to kevin jackson who happens to still be with us, and i want to get your take on coverage of president trump's overseas trip. the mainstream media has been so quite and ignored all the positive news come out of the trip. >> they have ignored the positive news out of the trump administration period, charles. the guy is the bobby fibber of politics -- bobby fisher of politics. he weaves our policy with a deftness that quite frankly would make reagan proud. what came out of the trip is masterful and ties to domestics policy. for example, creating jobs in saudi arab