. >> julianna goldman reports. and charlie. >> the carolina deactivate a two months after his can domestic violence conviction. >> we have details. >> hillary clinton in iowa, as dee campaigns for a senate hopeful nancy cordes is asking, who is she campaigning for next? >> the generation is ditching credit cards. >> millennials reluctant to charge might hurt them. >> and mark phillips on scottish independence. yes or no? >> we get the answer this week. captioni >> this is captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs e this is the "cbs evening news." >> #01: good evening >> good evening, i am jeff glor, british prime minister david cameron did not mince words in a nationally televised address today he says his country must destroy isis. the speech came one day after isis released video of the execution of british aid worker david hanes, the group says they are also holding another worker alan hennings. en two americans have been killed on camera by isis. we have two reports this evening, we begin with charlie d'agat

julianna goldman has details. friends and family say good-bye to joan rivers inside a manhattan temple as bagpipes play new york, new york, outside. and in the middle of a historic drought, terri okita says many are homeowners in the west coast are turning to brown lawns. >> this is captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> good evening everyone i'm jeff glor. less than a month the sale of the l.a. clippers closed after former owner donald sterling made racist statements on tape. >>> atlanta hawks owner bruce levinson, announced he is leaving with more on the e-mail and the reaction, here is mark strassman in atlanta. >> in august of 2012, atlanta hawks co-owner bruce levinson remarked, my theory is that the black crowd scared away the whites and there was not enough affluent white fans to build a significant base. i've told our executives i want some white cheerleaders. shots towlt contests is black. i've even bitched that the kiss cam is too black. he reported it to the n bmpta two months ag

julianna goldman is in washington. vinita nair says police are cracking down on cyclists after horrific crash in new york's central park. >> and the power of music enhanced by the emotion of children. don dahler on a powerful composition in connecticut. >> this piece is to offer some kind of healing for the families. >> this is the cbs evening news. captioning sponsored by cbs >> good evening, everyone, i am jeff glor, this afternoon the department of defense announced they are sending two c-130 aircraft across the country to help fight the king fire in california. another indication of how bad west coast wild fires have gotten. the king fire about 60 miles outside sacramento began burning eight days ago now and threatens at least 12,000 homes, 2,800 homes were evacuated. take a look at this video from lake tahoe. the smoke rolls in forcing among other things the cancellation of an ironman triathlon event today. we begin with carter evans in eldorado national forest. >> reporter: it may have only been a drizzle but gra

julianna goldman tells us about gonzalez who suffers from mental illness. >> reporter: the secret service says it has increased security around the white house while it investigates friday's historic breach. representative mike rogers who chairs the intelligence committee told cbs news that secret service needs to be, quote, upping its game. >> i think what you have seen is they're not doing their audits, their checks, their test runs to make sure that people are up to the right standard. >> the white house says it has full confidence in the secret service and its investigation, but representative peter king told fox news that internal audit isn't enough. >> he could have had a body bomb on, he could have had a vest on. as we know, he did have a knife. so this demands a full investigation. >> the secret service says its agents may have shown restraint because gonzalez appeared to be unarmed and mentally unstable. fence jumpers aren't out of the ordinary at the white house, but getting in the building is unprecedented. this probe will investigate why the agents didn't use the tools at thei

julianna goldman.ou, julianna. >>> roger goodell met with reporters for the first time in more than a week on friday. he apologized for how the nfl has handled the scandal and said new rules for player conduct will be issued. the changes will not take hold until at least the super bowl. vladimir duteshiers is here with more. good morning. >> good morning, thanks. sorry. we're having a bit of a difficulty here. what we wanted to talk about was the fact that roger goodell issued a mea culpa yesterday. he didn't -- hadn't spoken for a week. he was very apologetic and he was resolute that he got it wrong in the past and he vowed that he would get it right this time. >> i got it wrong in the handling of the ray rice matter. and i'm sorry for that. i got it wrong on a number of levels from the process that i led to the decision that i reached. >> again, some of his decision-making has been criticized in the past. he did announce a new policy that would entable education and training for all employees as well

julianna goldman.lianna. >>> roger goodell met with reporters for the first time in more than a week on friday. he apologized for how the nfl has handled the scandal and said new rules for player conduct will be issued. resolute that he got it wrong in the past and he vowed that he would get it right this time. >> i got it wrong in the handling of the ray rice matter. and i'm sorry for that. a number of levels from the process that i led to the decision that i reached. >> again, some of his decision-making has been criticized in the past. he did announce a new policy that would entable education and training for all employees as well as league partnerships with domestic groups. did not address the question whether he or someone in his office saw the second video of ray rice striking his then fiancee before it was made public, but the issue did come back to haunt him and the nfl last night when espn came out with a report alleged that a ravens executive was given a very detailed description of the tape

julianna goldman is in washington. vinita nair says police are cracking down on cyclists after horrific crash in new york's central park. >> and the power of music enhanced by the emotion of children. don dahler on a powerful composition in connecticut. >> this piece is to offer some kind of healing for the families. >> this is the cbs evening news.

. >> julianna goldman reports. charlie. >> the carolina deactivate a two months after his can domestic violence conviction. >> we have details. >> hillary clinton in iowa, as dee campaigns for a senate hopeful nancy cordes is asking, who is she campaigning for next? >> the generation is ditching credit cards. >> millennials reluctant to charge might hurt them. >> and mark philli

julianna goldman has details. friends and family say good-bye to joan rivers inside a manhattan temple as bagpipes play new york, new york, outside. and in the middle of a historic drought, terri okita says many are homeowners in the west coast are turning to brown lawns. >> this is captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news."

. >> axelrod: julianna goldman in our washington newsroom, thank you. up next, the aftershocks of the oscar pistorius verdict. >> axelrod: oscar pistorius is set to be sentenced one month from today. following his conviction yesterday on a charge of culpable homicide in the shooting death of his girlfriend. our debora patta has been following the case of the south african amputee sprinter known as the blade runner from the beginning and tonight files this reporter's notebook. >> reporter: at first it seemed unthinkable-- south africa's golden boy, the athletic superstar who had turned disadvantage into advantage, on trial for murder. two very different images emerged-- oscar the tragic hero who killed his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp, by mistake after thinking she was an intruder. and oscar the gun-obsessed man who killed his girlfriend in a murderous fit of rage. fundamentally different versions, but both speak to sad south african realities. oscar's story resonates with fear of violent crime in this country and the prosecution's argument speaks to the

julianna goldman, cbs news in washington. >>> a search is under way this morning for three afghan soldiers who trained at a base on cape cod. the soldiers all officers were last seen at a mall in hyannis and were reported missing saturday night. a military spokesman says there is no reason to believe the soldiers are a threat and they did not have access to weapons. >>> well, this week more than 140 heads of state gather at the united nations, and topping the agenda will be the terrorist group isis. president obama will head a meeting of the security council. it will focus on the threat of foreign terrorists. u.s. intelligence analysts believe some 12,000 terrorists are fighting with isis. marlie hall is here in new york. marlie, good morning. >> susan, good morning. president obama is taking his strategy for fighting isis to the united nations this week in hopes of gaining support from the international community. secretary of state john kerry meets with more world leaders in new york today as the u.s. works to build an international coalition to tackle isis in iraq and syria. yesterday s

julianna goldman is at the white house with more. good morning. >> good morning, he ended his trip vowing to destroy isis. his strongest comments yet. he said he's enlisted international partners in that fight. wrapping up two days of meetings with key allies in wales, president obama said the international community is stepping up its response to the militant group isis also known as isil. >> there was unanimous agreement he isis is a threat to the countries. >> they'll work to degrade isis with military force, political pressure and by squeezing its finances. mr. obama and other officials including secretary of state john kerry said this coalition won't put any boots on the ground. instead it's to bolster the fighters currently taking on isis. >> we have experienced working with many of them. they have been to some degree outgunned and outmanned and that's why it's important for us to work with our friends and allies to support them more effectively. >> mr. obama outlined the emerging strategy days after he sent out the conflicting

julianna goldman says this project comes from the heart. good morning. >> reporter: good morning.e way the visitors see the national mall from the ground and above. >> you have a little bit of neckline there. >> reporter: he's bringing a new face to the national mall literally. next month these six acres between the memorial two and the mem national mall. this time for his first u.s. landscape, the face is made up of many faces. americans, dozens of young men from all walks of life who he photographed on the national mall this summer. >> the interesting thing here is come up with enough elements so i can use different parts. the glarg eye, shape of the eye lid. >> it's called "out of many one," the moat toe that's on the emblem of the united states. >> grand diversity is the strong base that cr.reates this nation that makes it so great. >> reporter: the 48-year-old artist is celebrating his own life. he's using buildings and beefrps as his canvas. a career he said happened because his parents searched for a better life. >> they were exiled from cuba. grew up with my italian and po

julianna goldman is inside the library with a story you'll only see on "cbs this morning."ington, d.c., you think of the lincoln memorial, the washington monument. you don't think of shakespeare. this sunlt just a theater. this building is a treasure trove that's brought the man into the homes of millions of people. >> romeo, oh, romeo. >> reporter: it's possibly the most famous story in literature, william shakespeare's "romeo & juliet." just one of countless spins on the master playwrights iconic body of work, the largest collection of which is housed at the folger shakespeare library in washington, d.c. >> in ways he's part of the dna of english. >> reporter: michael witmore is the director. >> so many things he taught english user to use. >> reporter: for ever and a day, what's done is done, all lights large part because of book published 400 years ago titled "the first folio." so valuable that folger keeps them two stories below ground, climate controlled, restricted to them only. >> probably the most studied book ever studied in english. >> reporter: without the first

>> julianna goldman at the pentagon. thank you, julianna. >>> bob schieffer's guests will include white house deputy national security provider tony blink ekn, senator tim kaine of virginia and retired general carter ham who commanded troops in iraq and commanded u.s. u.s. air air strikes in iran. >>> dense smoke is pouring from a volcano. 250 hikers were trap near the top for a time. were trying to make their way down safely. at least 11 were injured. seven of them were unconscious. no sign of a lava flow. 20 inches of crash covering the ground there. >> must have been terrifying. >> winter is getting an early start in nevada. parts of it got a dusting of 2 inches of snow. crews tested out snowmaking machines. temperatures were in the 90s just a few days ago. >>> in northern california a very rare hailstorm pummeled the napa valley. the hail covered the ground like snow with about 6 inches falling in some areas. there was plenty of hail for kids to make snow angels and have snowball fight. one resident said he had never

finally, julianna goldman, our newest cbs news correspondent. she is based here in washington and she came over from bloomberg in august and has more than a decade of experience. she covered both president obama's presidential campaigns and went with them to china. she got the first one-on-one interview with the president after his reelection and reported from the white house on the night that osama bin laden was killed. wrote but after trying hard to downplay policy in syria and iraq, the white house has dived in. you said the recorded the headings of two americans have crystallized the whole policy approach by the obama administration. you said it is more military that should be. it seems like a good question to start us off with, what do you think about that? >> i think the next 800 words i wrote tried to capture that. [laughter] it is on the csis website. for a long time, the administration was cautious about being drawn too far into syria. we saw that caution manifested when the president a little more than a year ago hesitated to use milit