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somebody needs to tell me where she is >> reporter: edie has learned her mother angie passed away she was a veteran and a retiree who attended mass every sunday. javier rodriguez was 15 and just finished his freshman year in high school. >> it was very scary the guy went in and started shooting >> silvia and her 91-year-old mother witnessed the rampage still shaken by the video she recorded during the bloodshed. tonight so many innocent lives spared and lost. others still fighting to survive. tonight the police chief says after the gunman drove from his home ten hours away he arrived in this neighborhood lost and hungry a law enforcement source tells nbc news he walked into the walmart, walked out, armed himself, and began to open fire. not far from here two people remain in the hospital in critical condition >> so many story of sorrow here. today i spoke with some who are dealing with unimaginable loss, including one woman a mother of four and grandmother of 15 who became a widow today her son translated at her bedside. >> reporter: this morning, nicolasa velasquez lost her husband,

i used to be called the 'mato man because i grow greenhouse tomatoes.ry and now, edy calls me the weed man. >> sreenivasan: ( laughs ) >> guess you could be called worse.>> reenivasan: hemp looks and smells like its cousin plant, marijuana, and is also part of the cannabis family. the primary psychodifference: compound in marijuana is tetrahydrocannabinol, or t.h.c. it what gives people a hig hemp contains t.h.c., too, but in much smaller amounts. under federal law, legal hemp must contain less than 0.3%. recreational marijuana in states like washington contains an average of nearly 20% t.h.c., more than 60 times as much. >> can you see? >> sreenivasan: yeah. franny tacy is a former pharceutical sales rep who says she found her calling in hemp farming. her farms.11 acres of he on >> hemp is the only crop that can feed, clothe, shelter and provide medicine. >> sreenivasan: tacy, who was the first female hemp farmer in north carolina, is breeding hemp plants thave little to no t.h.c. >> legally, what identifies hemp is that it has less than 0.3% t.h.c. >> sreenivasan: instd, she is owing

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. >> reporter: in this desperate plea, edie hallberg searching for her mother, angie, 86 years old and missing. >> i got tired of just waiting and waiting and waiting. i just want to know where my mom is. >> reporter: we still have not heard if she found her mother. inside that store, first responders helping the wounded. this woman covered in blood. another woman wheeled out in a shopping cart. it appeared she was shot in the leg. the police chief here in el paso at a loss for words. >> you have to see it for yourself. when i first got into this job, i never knew there was an odor to blood, but there is. and until you firsthand see that, my description of it as far as horrific would be unswerving as far as what that scene looks like. >> reporter: about 20 minutes after that first shot was fired, they have the suspect in custody. >> so far we have one subject and he is in custody. >> reporter: police apprehending the suspect a few blocks from the scene. leading him away in handcuffs. >> right now we have a manifesto from the individual, and it has a nexus to a potential hate crime. >>

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>> edie falco for me can do no wrong.n show, and she's the one whose morals are questionable. >> my back, my back. >> she's having an affair. she's stealing drugs, and is she an unfit mother in all those things. so i love that women get to be the appointi-hero and not just either the villain or the good girl. ♪ ♪ love them, hate their laundry, protection. detergent alone doesn't kill bacteria but adding lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% with 0% bleach. lysol. what it takes to protect. ® i got this mountain bike for only $11. dealdash.com, the fair and honest bidding site. an ipad worth $505, was sold for less than $24; a playstation 4 for less than $16; and a schultz 4k television for less than $2. i won these bluetooth headphones for $20. i got these three suitcases for less than $40. and shipping is always free. go to dealdash.com right now and see how much you can save. - in the last year, there were three victims of cybercrime every second. when a criminal has your personal information, they can do all sorts of thin

>> edie, my character, had gloves. and i dropped a glove by accident. i dropped it.nd edie had to get the glove. and she didn't know how to get it. she had to go to him to be closer to him. >> i could get home all right now, thanks. >> it shows the sensitivity and the genius of marlon brando. >> "on the waterfront" was nominated for 12 academy awards. it wins eight, including best supporting actress eva marie saint who's pregnant while she accepts it. >> i may have the baby right here. >> i had the baby the next day. and no, we did not call him oscar. >> when i think of some of the great actors of the 1950s like montgomery clift -- >> i know where i stand. >> audrey hepburn, sidney poitier, andy griffith, and of course james dean. they're a young generation who are willing to share more of their soul in a performance. >> when i saw "east of eden," i was like oh, my god. oh, my god. it was method acting at its finest. i do think that he's absolutely one of the greatest actors who's ever lived and that's based on "east of eden" alone for me. >> "rebel without a cause"

bodies and notify the families who have been desperately searching for answers, including one woman, edie hallberg who came here looking for any information about her 87-year-old mother. >> i just want to find my mom. somebody needs to tell me where she is. i want to know if she is dead or alive or still in walmart. >> we are learning more about some of the victims including a husband and wife who doctors say likely died protecting their two month old baby who is now recovering from broken bones. 26 people who were shot are still recovering from their injuries. several remain in critical conditions ranging in age from 2 - 82. many expected to survive. they are pursuing cases against the 21-year-old gunman from allen texas, outside of dallas nearly 600 miles away. el paso's district attorney claims they plan to file capital murder charges and seek the death penalty because he has lost the right to be among us. they said the justice department may seek the death penalty as well. >> we are conducting a methodical investigation with our partners, but with a view toward bringing federal hate c

. >> that is true for edie heldbert that have not heard from her 86-year-old mother, angie. . >> somebody needs to tell me where she is dead or alive. >> hundreds waited in long lines to answer an urgent request for blood donations. chris martinez cbs news texas. >>> chants on capitol hill hours after the shooting rampage. hundreds of protestors with moms demand act mobilized. they marched in front of the white house and calling for the senate to take up a bill to expanded gun background checks. >> the governor feeing on sunday it was gilroy on sunday and now el paso our churches and synagogues and movie theaters and classrooms and homes, this is an epidemic and crisis. treat it like one. we need the senate to act now. >>> right now a group of fires in east contra county is contained. the marsh complex fires broke out at 3:00 a.m. yesterday. it was between brentwood and clayton. it burn brush and dry grass prompting the evacuation of a neighborhood. >> the minute we opened the door you could smell the smoke. >> it is terrifying, you think about all of the stuff in the house, you know. sur

adam devine, edi patterson, john goodman how long have you had this idea?charleston two years ago. and when i was a kid, i went to church all the time. and then i moved to los angeles and i forgot people went to church out there [ light laughter ] so, when i moved back to south carolina, i saw how many churches there were and it just made me kind of, like, curious of what church is like now so i started, like, researching these megachurches and seeing the private jets and the expensive sneakers and all this awesome stuff. so i thought this is ripe for one of our shows >> seth: yeah. and how has it been working with john goodman >> he's incredible i mean, i've been a humongous fan of his so to get to work with him is awesome. when we did the pilot, after we finished all the cast, like, went out to go hang out, and it wasn't until after the fact that i kind of put it together, but we went out bowling and john goodman showed up for it. [ light laughter ] who plays walter in "the big lebowski." >> seth: yeah. >> and i saw, i watched him show up and i'm like, "t

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>> edie falco, for me, can do no wrong. here she is as the female antihero who has her own show. she's having an affair. >> can't talk. love you. >> she's stealing drugs and is she an unfit mother and all those things. and yet you feel for her. so i love that women now get to be -- get to be the anti-hero and not just either the villain or the good girl. ♪ i want to know ♪ have you ever seen the rain >> i think that's something that the decade gave us, which is a move toward television really reflecting what america looks like. a samsung galaxy note 10? you get unlimited data while on a network that goes further than ever before. use as much as you want. when you want. a netflix subscription on us. stream all your favorite movies and shows. and for a limited time. buy any samsung galaxy note 10 and get one samsung galaxy note 10 for free. that's right. get one samsung galaxy note 10 for free. was in an accident. when i called usaa, it was that voice asking me, "is your daughter ok?" that's where i felt relief. we're the rivera family and we plan to be with usaa for life. see how

them to work in the international field, we have international, edi, nuclear federation, laura did this marvelous matrix in which she laid out what she called nuclear architecture. there must've been boxes, 25 different elements. we have a patchwork of the international system of sometimes disconnected, needs some agreements and treaties, initiatives, but it doesn't always work in the same direction, always work in harmony, with one another. so someone who focus on the international side, there's a lot of things that could be done to sort of fix up the patchwork and then to try to move this issue on an international side towards mandatory requirements. right now the iaea, which by the way i am a part-time consultant for the iaea, the iaea set probably as good a set of standards, international standards, for member countries of how to secure their materials and house them. and there's also something called the code of conduct for radiological resources. all that is voluntary. countries are not mandated to follow those rules, which means you can have huge diversity. the fixing of the inte

. >> edi archer, i think. >> yes >>> that'll do it.ight after your local news. >>> good morning. 8:56. i'm marcus washington. authorities in the east bay are investigating the shooting by an off duty san francisco police officer that left one man injured. it happened about 10:00 p.m. near 24 hour fitness. so far police only say the person shot, did not suffer life threatening injuries. because this was a shooting by a police officer contra costa county detectives are also investigating. right now they're working to find out the off-duty officer's connection to the area or how recently he might have been working. >>> happening now, we're speaking with investigators and we'll have a live report during our midday newscast. you can actually link to more right now on our twitter feed for updates the minute we get them. >>> another story at midday, work begins to boost fire safety in the mountains along highway 17. crews will launch a months long project to create an evacuation fire break from los gatos to summit. that project is expected to

. >> my name is edie hoallberg. . i want to just find my mom.ody needs to tell me where she is. i want alive or is she still in walmart? i need to find her and this is the only way we're going to do it. >> let me get you down to the police. >> heartbreaking moment with a woman trying to find her mother in the wake of this horrific and chaotic shooting. we're going to come back -- we're going to go now to a press conference with the governor of texas. >> we are here to make clear we stand united in the support of the community, we're stand united in an effort to make sure sure that we do everything we can to help these victims respond to this challenge. we also want to thank the first responders for the way that they dealt with this. they were able to make sure the shooter did not harm any more people. as large as the tragedy was, 20 precious lives lost, 26 more injured. this is not going to be forgotten. the state of texas is going to work side by side with the city of -- to help all of these victims, to help repair their lives and put them back

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today about a bill for child refugees that is sponsored by robert wagner, a democrat from new york, and edi edith norse rogers. emanuel seller a democrat from brooklyn is a constant voice on behalf of refugees. samuel dicksteen as well, a new york democrat. constant voices. emanuel seller is -- the hart-seller act which replaces the johnson-reed immigration act is emmanuel seller 20 years after the holocaust finally repeals or overturns the johnson-reed immigration act. that is a career for him spent advocating on behalf of more immigration to the u.s. there are -- a lot of the senators and congressmen who become involved in pushing roosevelt for a rescue response tended to not be long-term senators so they are not names that we know, but will lodgers jr. was a democrat in california and -- i think he was a democrat, i'm sorry -- it's actually -- you actually do have to remember which party people are from because immigration and refugee matters are bipartisan. it is bipartisan for and bipartisan against, both camps. it was not a party issue at the time. so i believe he was a democrat from