commissioner foley? >> i think i like to make one more comment itch did in the know the punitive damages and i think tht property owner should be thrilled that the planning staff is not recommending punitive and that the property owners will receive benefits. for a bit of time. property owner is the win merthis. a bit frust ritting butt property upon owner should be happy with haplanning staff is recommending. >> thank you. commissioner so. >> i have a quick question. i'm sure michelle, you had already reassessed and evaluate the options but is there a way to stop it now instead of not renew for 2 years? >> i'm sorry. repeat. not to the renew as of 2024 >> 2022. >> wherever the board of supervisors hears the item and approves nonrenewal it would go in affect. i believe 30 days after. >> immediately as possible. >> right. it is the hearing is schedule would be a big discussion at the board of supervisors. >> thank you for clarification. >> thank you, i think that when this matter came before us i expresse

commissioner foley? >> present. >> commissioner so? >> here. >> commissioner wright? >> here. >> we expect commissioner jones to be absent. first is general public comment. at this time, members of the public may address the commission on items of interest to the public that are within the subject matter jurisdiction of the commission except agenda items. with respect to agenda items, your opportunity to address the commission will be afforded when the item is reached in the meeting. each member of the public may address the commission for up to three minutes. those persons in the chamber accident come forward. if you're calling in, you need to press star three to be added to the queue. seeing no request to speak, commissioners. general public comment is closed and we can move on to department matters, item one, department announcements. >> good afternoon, commissioners, rich, department staff. i have a couple of announcements for you to today and let me pull my notes so the citywide survey team is happy

one of those hostages was, of course, james foley.nce american journalist who worked for cbs. his family spoke after the killer was given eight life sentences. >> his mother diane welcomed this sense. today also marked the eighth anniversary to the day that jim foley was murdered, beheaded by isis in syria. so this is a really tough day for her. she called this a hollow victory because of course there has been some justice served here but her son was killed at the hands of these terrorists. listen to what she said about there being justice served. >> let this sentencing make clear to all who dare to kidnap, torture or kill any american citizen abroad, that u.s. justice will find you wherever you are. and that our government will hold you accountable for your crimes against our citizens. >> reporter: we also heard from kayla mueller's mother and father. what they said was that the u.s. government needs to act quickly when there are other americans deteenaged abroad. that was their message. kayla mueller was an aid worker killed at the

foley foundation. she's been such an advocate for her son and others held hostage by these terrorists. let's watch. >> we must have accountability. we must have justice. with today's verdict, we finally have a bit of justice. let this sentencing make clear to all who dare to kidnap, torture or kill any american citizen abroad, that u.s. justice will find you wherever you are. and that our government will hold you accountable for your crimes against our citizens. >> diane foley, who has been so heroic. thank you, ken. ken, carol, david, thank you very much for being here. >>> a potential nuclear disaster in europe. a ukraine power plant in the middle of a high-stakes feud that could send radioactive materials sweeping across europe and the rest of the world. what's being done to prevent that from happening. you're watching "andrea mitchell reports." stay with us. ith us largest and fastest 5g network. but, they don't. they only cover select cities with 5g. so, for me and the hundreds of drivers in my fl

foley's mother welcomed the life sentence, but demanded the u.s.ore" to bring american hostages home. >> we must have accountability. we must have justice. and with today's verdict, we finally have a bit of justice. >> brennan: today is the eighth anniversary of james foley's beheading. in the courtroom, his mother told elsheikh, "james would want you to know that you did to know that you did not win not win." cbs news has obtained an internal message sent by c.d.c. director rochelle walensky to staff this week, in which she acknowledged that the health agency made pretty dramatic, mis pretty public mistakes. dr. walensky called it a watershed moment, and said the c.d.c. has to make systemic changes to protect the safety, health, and security of all americans. with the midterm elections less than three months away, some voters are finding themselves in newly-drawn congressional districts, and even though many of the maps were found to be illegal in some courts, they'll still be used this time around. cbs' robert costa goes in-depth. >> reporter: po

>> diane foley said it was an important moment for accountability.u torture and murder american citizens, our government will not forget. here is more from diane foley. >> today is the eighth anniversary of our son jim's gruesome beheading by isis, but today we remember four extraordinary young americans, kayla mueller, peter cassic, steven sotloff, and our son jim foley. these braves americans saw the suffering of the syrian people and decided to help, whether it was by providing humanitarian aid or by telling the world about the tragic syrian crisis. >> chris, el sheikh is likely to serve his life prison in a super-max prison, most of him time alone and locked in a cell. the justice department did take the death penalty off the table in this case in a deal with the british government back in 12020, this was refuse to go tern over evidence unless capital punishment was ruled out. he was convicted in april after an emotional two-week trial that featured the testimony of 12 former captives who detailed torture by this group known as the beatles. anoth

diane foley's sonjames died eight years ago today. it is a hollow victory.zens. we families lost our loved ones for ever. and now, elsheikh and kotey have lost their freedom, country and families. it is a tragic cycle of violence and heartbreak for all involved. elsheikh�*s co—conspirator alexander kotey already pleaded guilty and will serve the rest of his life injail. as part of his plea deal, he met some victims�* relatives, including the family of kayla mueller, who was raped and tortured by the leader of is. he was eventually killed in a us raid. i did meet with kotey for two—and—a—half hours. so i spoke to him at length. and i would meet him again and i hope to. elsheikh does not have to meet with us. if he would, i would want him to. but my prayer all along in all of this is i have asked god to soften any hearts out there that know anything about any of this, that would come forward and help us. and we are getting people helping us. another member of this group, mohammed emwazi, known in the press as jihadijohn, is dead. elsheikh and kotey were eventu

james foley was an american journalist murdered in 2014 at the hands of the group.is mother diane foley has been speaking outside the court about the sentencing of el shafee elsheikh. let this sentencing make clear to all who dare to kidnap, torture or kill any american citizen abroad that usjustice will find you wherever you are and that our govt will hold you accountable for your crimes against our citizens. our correspondent, nomia iqbal, reports from the court in virginia. he reports from the court in virginia. is the highest m high—profile he is the highest member, the most high—profile member of the islamic state who faced a jury trial here in the us. the trial lasted more than two weeks and conclude in april where he was convicted on eight counts and today, he was past his sentence and was given a life sentence and was given a life sentence for his crimes. and with thejudge said in court, he described what el shafee elsheikh did is terrific, barbaric, crueland callous. he also said what he did was criminal. his actions are said to have resulted in the deaths

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she launched the james foley foundation which supports those families. believes the u.s. government can do better in its efforts to bring home safely and securely americans who are wrongfully detained abroad. now, after this sentencing, we also heard from the family of kayla mueller, she was an american aid worker in syria, who was tortured and killed by isis. and they said the sentencing was critical because it demonstrates that there is a price to pay for those who kill or detain americans. we heard from other family members who encouraged the u.s. government to act quickly after americans are taken. kylie atwood, cnn, washington. >>> the former attorney general of mexico is now behind bars. jesus karam arrested on friday after multiple charges relating to the disappearance of 43 students back in 2014. the arrest comes a day after authorities determined the case to be a crime of the state. it was covered up by the government. now students were on their way to a protest when they were intercepted by security forces and local police. at the time, authori

foley was beheaded in 2014 after a year in captivity in syria. ken dilanian joins me now. i understand, this is the highest profile isis fighter to stand trial in the u.s. what more do we know about the sentencing at this point? >> that's right. he is facing life in prison. he was captured in syria by kurdish-backed militia back in 2018 as he tried the flee in turkey. he was part of this british-important group of isis terrorists known as the beatles who tortured and murdered american hostages, beheading some of them, as we all remember, on video. he was convicted in federal court after an emotional two-week trial back in april, that featured the testimony of 12 former captives who detailed relentless beatings, sexual abuse, waterboardings, and killings by these beatles. he is very likely to serve his sentence at the supermax prison in florence, colorado. the beatles are held responsible for the deaths of those four u.s. hostages, many of whose family members are in the courtroom today and making victim impact statements, lindsey. >> so we've men

james foley was an amecan journalist murdered in 2014 by the group here -- group.her spoke about the sentencing. >> let his sentencing make clear to all who darto kidnap, torture or kill any american citizen abroad, that u.s. justice will find you wherever you are and that our government will hold you accountable for your crimes against our citizens. >> our corresponnt reports from the court in virginia. reporter: el shafee elsheikh is the most high-profile member of the so-called islamic state to face a jury trial here in the u.s. trade to trial lasted more than four weeks. it concluded in april. he was convicted on eight counts at today, this sentence was passed. he has been given a life sentence. the judge in court described what el shafee elsheikh did as horrific, barbaric, cruel and callous. he said what he did was criminal. his actions are said to have resulted in the deaths of four u.s. hostages, james foley, stephen sotnoff,, to otherss well as to british aid workers. he is the most high-profile member at has been convicted to life in jail. he declined oppo

the west nde wi >> reporter: diane foley noted that the sentencing came on theh anniversary of the beheading of her son, charles james foley he was killed, along with american journalists stephen zoloft and humanitarian aid workers peter h aid workers peter kasich and kaa miller. >> they left a legacy a profound profound moral courage. >> reporter: the three men were beheaded, but questions remain about what happened to miller. >> we continue to search for the the truth about what happened tr because we don't know for sure. >> reporter: isis claims she was was killed in a coalition airstrike, that prosecutors says repeatedly sexually assaulted hr sexually assaulted her and killd her. >> we want to bring her home. we we want to put her on american soil. >> reporter: el shafee elsheikh was found guilty in april. prosecutors had to take the death penalty option off the table as part of the deal with the united kingdom to get him tried in the united states. astd martinez, cbs news, new york. > >> up next, your 49ers getting ready for their second preseason preseason game against the viki. what o

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journalist james foley and steven sotloff and kayla mueller and peter kassig.l evidence from the british government. in july 2020, al shaik incriminated himself in the mistreatment of western hostages in syria. >> they are very timid. they will say it's not enough. he would take the -- because he would think he is going to get punished for it. >> reporter: that interview was the first time that he had admitted involvement in muller, tortured and sexually abused in her death. in terms of the other three, cote was sentenced to life in u.s. federal prison in the same federal courthouse in april. jihadi john was killed in a usair strike in 2015. a fourth, ian leslie davis, was recently arrested on terrorism charges in london, having been released from prison in turkey, jose. >> ken, thank you so much. >>> up next, mitch mcconnell's midterm prediction. >>> plus, the biden administration has less than two weeks to decide whether it will resume student loan payments. we'll talk to congressman bowen about what he thinks should be done next. n about what he thinks shoul

journalist, james foley.anniversary of foley's 2013 beheading was friday, the day the sentence was handed down. here is foley's mother on the verdict. >> let this sentencing make clear to all who dare to kidnap, torture, or kill any american citizen abroad, that u.s. justice will find you wherever you are. and that our government will hold you accountable for your crimes against our citizens >> prosecutors said elsheikh helped run a network of nine detention facilities in syria, in which 26 civilian hostages, from 12 countries, were held. >>> relations between china and the united states weren't great before u.s. house speaker, nancy pelosi, visited taiwan, and in the weeks since, they have approached rock-bottom. now, in an exclusive interview, the u.s. ambassador to china said beijing overreacted to pelosi's visit. have a look. >> u.s. house speaker, nancy pelosi, was in taiwan for less than 24 hours, but the fallout from her visit is still rippling around the world. china swarmed the skies and seas around

long awaited justice for james foley.y for the terrorist who murdered him in syria eight years ago. how his family is now reacting. >> gillian: meanwhile this. fentanyl pills designed to look like candy are flooding into the u.s. officials fear it is all part of a new trend in drug trafficking targeting kids. >> bill: heads-up for parents on that. restaurants in democrat-run cities having trouble bouncing back from the pandemic while other cities are busier than ever. we'll explain why and what's behind those numbers. veteran homeowners, this is the best time in history to turn your home equity into cash. because home values have climbed to all time highs. and so has your equity. turn it into cash now. the newday 100 va cash out loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. you could take out more than $60,000. use it to improve your home. pay off high rate debt. pay for big expenses. or put it in the bank for real peace of mind. turn your equity into cash with the newday100 va cash out loan call now. with less mo

including americans, james foley, kayla mueller, steven and peter castillo. of those for americans, the three had their murders which is death by beheading videotaped and posted online. according to fellow captives, mueller was forced into slavery where she was sexually assaulted multiple times. by the isis leader -- and then ultimately killed. after his arrest, i'll shake confessed to his role in the hostage taking screen but only acknowledge that he collected email addresses and provided proof of life to the hostages families. in order to obtain ransoms. he was a part of a group of four jihadist two arrays in britain and defected to the middle east. they became known as the ice has beetles because of the british accent. which could be heard in the gruesome videos that they posted. yesterday sentencing was especially pointed from one victims family in particular as was the eighth anniversary of the day of james foley's death. as she remembered her son and the other four victims, foley's mother diane said that the family is now feel as though they have a bit

ah, i'm pablo foley, as welcome to the program. experts from the international atomic energy agency are on their way to ukraine's occupied upper regia nuclear power plant. i a, a head if i fail. grossey says the team will visit the plant later this week. russia and ukraine accuse each other of artillery strikes near the site. the attacks are fueling fears of a catastrophic radiation leak official say radiation levels are still normal, but people living in the area are preparing for the worst. people are queueing up in towns, neal tessa felicia power plant for this green tablet. it's iodine and could help protect them against a radioactive leak. escalate the issue, we were told an adult should take one tablet. i have a child, they should take half a tablet, a computer with google, and they've been worried about a nuclear disaster since polio, the cielo ross. soon after russia invaded ukraine, ah, a book of polish. we brought up the false diamond window when the plant was shelled, the frost, i'm with emergency workers are claiming for the worst moving victims who have been exposed to radi

ah, i'm pablo foley, as welcome to the program. angry followers of donald trump have been demonstrating close to mara lago. they're angry after the f. b i rated the former president's florida state. such a raid on the home of a former president is unprecedented in us history. trump claims agents broke into his safer mar lago. he's under investigation for allegedly removing official records from the white house, but from claims the rate is part of a conspiracy to stop him running for president again in 2020 for from supporters demonstrating near his mar, logo state to them the f b i rate is just more evidence of a witch hunt against the former president. what the f b i just did was totally unacceptable. and it's, it reminded me of it reminds me if you feel like you're, you might be in venezuela, china, or russia or even in hitler's germany. trump, himself has slammed the search as politically motivated and his republican party allies have been quick to follow his lead. here come up to we now find that justice in america is not equal. is determined upon whether you want to go after a poli

jane foley, rabobank head of strategy joining us to discuss. jane, what is the buck stop? jane: when does the buck stop, to be honest? the dollar could be stalled for some time going into next year. the reason for that is not so much about just the u.s. we have to look beyond the u.s.'s borders and asked the question, what else do you want to buy? last week we had that we get a from china. that is bad news for emerging markets. you have a really bad set of affairs in terms of energy for the euro zone, at least the u.k. sterling is looking like cap i to me right now. -- like a bite to me right. the dollar is the only game in town. what is going to stop that? perhaps we have to get the market a little bit more convinced that on the horizon we could potentially have federal interest rate cuts. right now i think the tone is different. interest rates could stay higher for longer. in order to beat inflation down. kailey: the power of the foreign exchange is entirely in the fed's hands, that the ecb is not going to be able to do anything to support their currency? jane: i think w

journalist, james foley. the anniversary of his 2014 beheading was friday. here's foley's mother on the verdict. >> let this sentencing make clear to all who dare to kidnap, torture or kill any american citizen abroad that u.s. justice will find you wherever you are. and that our government will hold you accountable for your crimes against our citizens. >> prosecutors say he helped run a network of at least nine detention facilities in syria, in which 26 civilian hostages from 12 countries were held. >>> the u.n. human rights office is urging saudi officials to release a woman sentenced to 34 year in jail for her tweets. they say she never should have been arrested and charged in the first place. >> reporter: so much anger, outrage and shock from human rights defenders around the world over the sentencing of the woman, a 33-year-old saudi mother of two, a ph.d. student at the university of leeds in the united kingdom. she was detained in january 2021 when she was on holiday back in saudi arabia, and she was held for much of 2021 for questioning before she wa

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james foley and [ indiscernible ], and aid workers. the sentencing comes on a darkly symbolic day.t was 8 years ago today that isis shocked the world, uploading a video of the execution of james foley on youtube. his mother called the life sentence a hollow victory. she said she was grateful that justus had finally been served. >> led the sentencing make clear to all who dare to kidnap, torture, or kill any american citizen abroad, u.s. justice will find you, wherever you are. >> after spreading terror around the world, all of the isis beatles are dead or locked up behind bars. [ indiscernible ] has been tracking this case. to have a terrorist face american justice is a big deal. >> reporter: it is. they did describe him as the most notorious isis number to face a jury trial in the united states. the officials celebrated with the demonstration of america's will to hunt down and bring to justice those that torture and kill its citizens. we remember that horrific beheading videos. they were a symbol of the brutality of the isis terror group. they kidnapped and tortured a total of 26

james foley, stephen sotnoff,, to others as well as to british aid workers.ide court, the judge described what he did as horrific. barbaric, cruel and criminal. he declined,. he is going to appl. one have his lawyers in court said he was disqualified, claiming he did not get a fair trial. outside court, some of the victims families gathered. >> it is a hollow victory. our country has lost four of its best citizens. families lost our loved ones forever. now they have lost their freedom country and families. it is a tragic cycle of violence and heartbreak for all. >> his co-conspirator has already pleaded guilty and he will spend the rest of his life in jail. another member of the group is dead. they will -- were eventually captured in syria. they now face spending the rest of their lives seplace they never thought they would end up, in a u.s. jail. >> the owner of a bar in south africa where 21 people died of mysterious circumstances last month has appeared in court for the first time. he's been charged with selling alcohol to children. the authorities have no

as the beetles was found earlier this year of kidnapping and murdering freelance journalist james foley and three other americans. national security correspondent jennifer griffin talked with the families of some of the victims. fallen and tragic marker that no family should have to endure. >> a hollow victory. that's how diane folly, the mother of american journalist james foley, one of the american hostages killed by the isis terrorist cell dubbed the beatles described the life sentence given to al schaafy al shrek one of his sadistic captors. >> these men will have the rest of their lives where they have to contemplate their grizzly deeds, if you will. >> tonight marks exactly 8 years since her son was murdered in syria. videotaped while being. trial in april sat silently today. the family of kayla mueller the 24-year-old aide worker who was kidnapped and handed over to isis liter al-abu backer al-baghdadi to be enslaved spoke after the sentencing. >> the time to doctor what he has done. it's a deterrent to others as well. not to do this kind of thing. >> he was extradited from brita

james foley. -- jane foley.>> keeping you up-to-date, fed officials are offering mixed signals. there to-day meeting is september 20. one of the most hawkish policymakers james bullard backs a big move. he told the wall street journal there should be another 75 basis point hike. the kansas city president was more cautious saying that the fed has already done a lot of tightening. xi jinping and vladimir putin are planning to attend a group of 20 summit in indonesia according to the indonesian president in an interview with bloomberg. their presence which -- would set up a showdown with other leaders opposed to the invasion of ukraine. intelligence officials say that russia is probably using a nuclear power plant in southern ukraine to shield troops and equipment undermining the security of the plant. the nuclear facility as europe's largest. shares of bed bath & beyond are plunging and investors reacted after news that ryan cohen has sold his stake in the retailer. the retail investors are feeling the pain. footl

they included diane foley, whose son , journalist james foley, was beheaded. >> let this sentencing make to all who dare to kidnap, torture or kill any erican citizen abroad, the u.s. justice will find you wherever you are and our government will hold you accountable for your crimes against our citizens. judy: fires burned today at a russian munitions depot just outside northeastern ukraine after explosions overnight. one fire forcedwo villages in russia's belgorod region to be evacuated. the incident appeared to be the latest in a series of attacks on russian military sites. meanwhile, the u.s. pledged a further $775 million in military aid for ukraine, including armored vehicles and surveillance drones. the total is now $10 billion since the war began. the former roman catholic archbishop of quebec, canada, denied today that he sexually assaulted a woman. the vatican cardinal has been named in a class-action lawsuit in quebec that accuses 88 clerics of sexual assault and abuse. just yesterday, the holy see said its preliminary investigation found no reason to pursue the matter. back in

i have come across david, i think that foley must have thought the pandemic was the forever -- >> never end >> shop ify and the companies that have issued mea culpas on that >> he's changed everything based on these outlandish predictions in terms of sales. >> right i'll see him tonight so i'll be more measured in my terms like benioff. he did a terrible job. >> average monthly workouts per sub, down 21 quarter on quarter. >> i searched for a metric that was positive and the only one i could find was the call did end. >> jim have fun with foley tonight. >> i feel like you started positive on this conversation and then you're ending n ing nee >> i like barry and the cfo. maybe the numbers will be clear and honest, not bikes per share. >> okay. >> treadmill per share. >> the treadmills. >> yeah. >> like. like >> a lousy business. >> a friend on wall street, get a dog, remember that one >> icanicahn. >> no. herb allen. >> where did he get his suits? >> mo ginsburg >> no. i went and got my first suits at mo's >> a bunch of movers this morning as futures were higher triple digits but current

pete: diane foley, your son was brave.lly appreciate you speaking out. diane foley, for the courage you have to seek justice and thankfully it was served in this case. thank you. >> thank you for your time. pete: thank you. all right, as we mentioned yesterday marked eight years since james foley was brutally murdered by isis. may he and all the other victims rest in peace. we will be right back. pete: these are not snipers. they're new images from the border showing illegal immigrants caught wearing special camouflage suits, gilly suits to blend in with the desert. rachel: lawrence jones is the host of lawrence jones cross country and joins us now to react. >> good morning. rachel: we all know that the cartels are basically running our border. but those images are really crazy. looks like something pete would have shown us from afghanistan. >> i mean, it's not uncommon for those. they've been using these for years, especially when you go to the big bend sector where there's a lot of terrain, that's the only way they can g

mccarthy, like foley, still believes they can get to 100 million. how do they get there? it feels like peloton, as what we understand it now, is a more of a mass market fitness company, or is it going to have this loyal base of members, perhaps a smaller number, that they can squeeze more money out of >> yeah, exactly, i know when you look at where that member count is today, like you said, right under about 7 million, and the company still has this lofty goal of achieving 100 million. i think a lot of us, and analysts included, as well as investors are looking at that kind of scratching their heads how does peloton get there the amazon partnership the company announced yesterday, that is part of it that certainly is one way the company hopes to add more distribution channels to sell more products. but really, at the core, you look at a guy, barry mccarthy, that has experience at spotify, at netflix he used netflix as an example on the earnings conference call this morning of kind of the model that he's taking, and he wants to apply at peloton. he's very interested in the

matt foley is with pg and e cybersecurity. target is customers who may be distracted, stressed or vulnerable 80 going to be 88 year old mom. i just see her getting that call and i want i want her to be educated, foley says signs of a scam include a threat to disconnect a refund or rebate request for immediate payment or using prepaid money pack cards. we do not take payments through zell. we do not take payments through bitcoin. you cannot go to a kiosk. and pay us. we're not going to send you a q r code to pass. it says that's exactly what was requested of her. it's y pg and e says the payments are often just under $500. the limit for money cards or initials. l transfers the best advice and the call to end the scam. turn off the power to turn off my power. you know, it's almost like i dare you. pg and e says last year, its customers lost more than $600,000 to scammers. many of their fraudulent calls traced overseas, making scammers hard to identify and arrest. brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news you see, berkeley researchers are

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david foley was county district attorney at the time.ere when a door to door canvas turned up a critical clue for the timeline. >> a neighbor couple had heard gunshots, three gunshots, friday evening. somewhere around 9 pm. >> on the property itself though, detectives found themselves frustratingly short of clues. but they did recover in the grass a soggy piece of paper that looks like a receipt. it would be work for the lab to figure out. and around the garage, investigators took note of something perplexing. three exterior lights, the bulbs were missing. >> why are the bulbs gone? this is odd. this was really odd. >> so, somebody had done some planning? >> rang the doorbell, can't see who is out there, flips the light on, nothing happens. opens the door. there is his assailant. >> so, the shooting of the superintendent for a grievance unknown became one theory to pursue. but detectives were about to hear a story that would make them look at the crime scene in a completely different way. something more traditional. was it possible that

eighth anniversary of the beheading death of her son james foley, a journalist. the defendant offered no reaction. he will likely spend the rest of his life alone, locked in a small cell. the justice department took the death penalty off the table in this case to obtain crucial evidence from the british government. his trial featured the testimony of 12 former captives who detailed relentless beatings, sexual abuse, water boardings and killings by the beatles. another beatles was convicted in april and a third was arrested in london after being released from prison in turkey. the man believed to have wielded the knife, known as jihadi john, was killed in a drone strike in syria in 2015. >> ken dilanian, thank you so much, appreciate it. >>> ahead, kobe bryant's widow vanessa broke down on the witness stand, describing how she learned her husband's death photos were shown off by first responders. we'll tell you what happened in court. >>> first, new data showing racial disparities in how the monkeypox vaccine is being distributed. a white house official says more

the americans killed were james foley. peter k sick? kayla mueller and steven sotloff.yria back in 2018, britain agreed to have them extradited to the u.s. for trial. the 3rd suspect known as jihadi john was killed in 2015. the u.s. state department has issued an updated travel advisory for mexico. the agency is citing an increased risk of crime and kidnapping. >> in certain areas of mexico following a weekend of violence in baja, california. u.s. citizens are being warned not to travel to several areas, including the mexican states of colima and zach of packets. and they're advised to consider traveling to several other areas, including baja, california. the u.s. citizens are also told not to use street taxis and not to travel alone. >> all right. hey, look at this. one of the biggest frauds in the world is flying in the u.s. for the first time the washington state department of agriculture says the atlas mark was found last month in bellevue. officials say these bugs are usually found in the tropics and that can be about 7 inches wide. just give you perspective there

ah, i'm pablo foley as welcome to the us. hi speaker, nancy pelosi has used her visit to taiwan to deliver a statement of solidarity, saying her country would do whatever it takes to boost ty, one's ability to defend itself. pelosi met with taiwan president site when after earlier addressing the self governing islands parliament. she's the highest ranking us politician to visit taiwan in 25 years, though she's not there. as an official representative, pelosi ignored stark warnings from china, which abused the island as its own territory. she said she supports the status quo between beijing, anti pay, and praise taiwan democracy. we have to show the world. and that's one of the purposes of action. to show the world as a people, taiwan parish, their coverage to change their own country to become more democratic, the democracy that has evolved to a stronger place now. and it offers a very strong contrast to what's happening with mainland china. well, policies visit has drawn a furious response from china, which is announced more

. >> brennan: today is the eighth anniversary of james foley's beheading. in the courtroom his mother told elsheikh, "james would want you to know that you did not win." cbs news has obtained an internal message sent by c.d.c. director rochelle walensky to staff this week in which she acknowledged that the health agency made pretty dramatic, pretty public mistakes. dr. walensky called it a watershed moment and said the c.d.c. has to make systemic changes to protect the safety, health, and security of all americans. with the midterm elections less than three months away, some voters are finmsel newly dra illegal in me courts, theyeis th >> reporter: powder springs, georgia a majority black community north of atlanta, has. >> what they've done is take a predominantly african american area and combined it up with north georgia and so to dilute our strength. >> reporter: now, powder springs will be part of georgia's 14th district, represented by congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. >> we've got to put america first and get this country right back on track. >>

they were journalists james foley and steven sotloff. and two humanitarian workers, peter kassig and kayla mueller. >>> a deepening divide tonight between donald trump and former vice president mike pence over the fbi agents who carried ought the search at mr. trump's florida home kelly o'donnell now with the latest. >> reporter: tonight, visiting the iowa state fair mike pence defended law enforcement amid an angry fallout over the mar-a-lago search. >> we can demand that they reveal why the search warrant was executed against the residence of a former president of the united states without demeaning the rank and file of men and women of the fbi and i'm going to continue to be a voice for that >> reporter: pence did not answer questions about criticism of the fbi coming from former president trump who blasted these accusations tonight. the atrocities being perpetrated by the fbi and doj, they have no shame. they are destroying our country. mr. trump's allies have repeatedly dangled a possible video release to show what happened inside t

pam foley, who represents district nine, says chavez has the background for the kind of leadership sandals they need right now. our next mayor must be a strong and experienced leader. as we work to clean up our city, support police and fire and address are unhappy population with compassion. prevention. and permanent housing solutions. both chavez and man of raised hundreds of thousands of dollars for their campaigns. mayhem now has the support of three former san jose mayors and current mayor sam liccardo accardo released this statement saying in part, matt is the kind of common sense democrat we need in leadership to ensure that our government works as hard as our sandals, a families at a time when too many families struggled to balance budgets amid surging inflation, also in a statement, mayor liccardo accused chavez of campaigning on the politics of fear and says the candidates need to remain focused on important issues like homelessness, crime and affordable housing in san jose. everyone who made an endorsement today says they work with both candidates, and that's how they made their