morton says, the pool was packed with people -- but no one helped her child.angie morton, mother: "mytom of the pool for over 3 minutes and they looked at him like oh he playing." morton rushed to the hospital but her son was pronounced brain dead. he died the following morning. now morton wants justice after what she believes was a dare ... that forced her son into the pool, killing him. police are investigating the drowning. (ken) in mississippi... residents have concerns after being told by city officials that the brown water coming out of their faucets is safe to drink. people did not receive a boil water notice. this all started last week... the water was everywhere... in the sinks... bathtubs... even the washing machine. water officials say there was nothing wrong with the water... it just had too much iron in it. the good news is the water started running clear again by friday night. ( pam) in sports... we will update you on how the giants ... now back at home.. are doing against the miami marlins...(ken ) and speaking of the giants... they introduce who they hope will be their

jesse morton. i reached out to jesse and he was interested. i also want to thank jesse for his hard work on this effort. i couldn't have done thi without him. muhammad babar didn't actually see action in afghanistan and pakistan, but he did provide materials, sleeping bags, night vision goggles to al qaeda. he participatedn training camp in 2004 where some of the 7/7 bombers as well as a member of a plot called crevice in the uk were involved. again, this group and its sp spinoffs, deadly connections. in talking about revolution muslim, you have to understand in the united states, there was a spinoff cal the islamist thinkers society in new york city. jesse and one of his colleagues left the thinkers society to found revolution muslim. because, frankly, islamic thinkers society, all they did was talk. they weren't provacative enough. as a result, they spun off into revolution muslim. in our paper we talk about the origins and you have to go back to the 1950s in the middle east. that just provides some of the background, you know, for it. why w

remember the day they moved his vehicle into times square to explode it nothing to do with jesse morton in particular but he was there doing his don -- demonstration and also with the nypd the undercover informant and digital undercover's that is on the policy side of it but now we will just handed over to jesse morton. >> thank you. the primary complaint when we split the society was that they did not recognize the growing inuence of the internet and number two to unabashedly support and endorse al qaeda publicly so we differed in that so for them demonstration and real-world activity was from not calling for the reestablishment but for us it was a mean to run parallel to the education associated with the nationstate. sue can say those efforts we engaged in were the virtual caliphate. we would shoot everything that we did and training and working in the backyard with the question and answers and we shot everything we did with the whole counter cultural perception to our followers that the online equity chamber we created is not just about the ideology but putting those ideas that we we

morton dean. news at la guardia airport. >> following the requiem mass saturday morning in new york and the train trip, the body will be taken through the streets in washington and past buildings which played a part in his career. cbs news correspondent bruce morton traces the route. >> this is washington's union station where the train bringing the body of senator robert kennedy from new york will arrive. from here the procession will depart for arlington cemetery. it will not be elaborate. it will not be military but it will as it travels these familiar washington streets echo much of robert kennedy's life. just a few blocks from union station are the senate office buildings. in the old office building here is the big caucus room where robert kennedy first gained fame as the counsel for senator john mcclellan's labor rackets committee where he fought his battles with teamster leader james hoffa. as a senator of course, robert kennedy came back to a suite of offices in the new senate office build

our image and relationship with nature recently watching the hawks on sean stone said battle with morton to discuss his challenging new book. tim thank you so much for joining me it's really a pleasure to talk with you it's an honor thank you for having me of course and i want to start by asking you because of this term ecology without nature even a book by that title i want to understand what does that mean to you yes some people think it means that doesn't believe in coral you know doesn't believe the dolphins exist but my whole point is that i really believe in you know and i sort of believe that this concept is kind of getting in the way of us make a humans actually joining them in some kind of solidarity because really when you think about it nature is always somewhere else right it's like it is on that here somewhere it's on the floor like it's over there in the mountains you know it's never exactly right here we sort of use it in a way to structure a world right so i'm suggesting that we drop this concept as we enter into the ecological age for me ecology is pretty dreary they say

news coming to you live from one of the all of morton's it's time is running out of find survivors close to a hundred people died in sunday's massive volcanic eruption many others are still missing and there are warnings. erupt again in the days ahead. and we take a look at this this summer's must have football chant in nigeria our correspondents in lagos try to track down one of the soft after super eagles world cup jerseys for themselves. well i'm terry martin good to have you with us time is running out in the search for survivors of guatemala's bowl keno a fire with warnings of imminent new eruptions the death toll following sunday's eruption has risen to at least ninety nine now with close to two hundred people still missing criticism is melting that early warnings of the deadly eruption and offers of international aid were ignored meanwhile rescuers continue to scour the devastated towns and villages. clearing the rubble after disaster struck. the biggest priority for crews is to find and remove bodies buried under volcanic ash. it's a grim task and dangerous the boquet know could

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news,morton cbs arlington national cemetery. >> this is dan rather at the white house.nt johnson just a short while ago signed into law the new bill officially secretaryg service protection for all presidential candidates and their families. congress this afternoon also agreed finally on federal gun control legislation, but bill primarily deals with handguns. strong asearly as what president johnson has been suggesting. thever, before shooting, mr. johnson might have accept the bill as the best he could get this year. he and thenks country can do better. this afternoon, he read a letter to the speaker of the the president of the senate, urging, demanding might be the better description, much sweeping gun control legislation. >> today, i sent the following statement to the speaker of the house and to the vice president, the president of the senate. cries out nation to the conscience of the congress. theinal violence from muzzle of a gun has once toin brought heartbreak america. surely this must be clear beyond question. the hour has come for the to enact a strong and eff

captain robert morton, and engineer from north carolina has flown across the atlantic.he university of connecticut, and the gunner is a construction worker. the navigator, a chemistry student. engineer and tour it done her, from green bay, wisconsin. he used to be a stevedore. tailgunner, from yonkers, new york, was a clerk but he quit december 8, 1941. for aher gunner, works company in new jersey. crew, 10,000, put on oxygen. they are climbing higher now, 300 feet per minute, the strain on the plane and the men is nothing. unting.elting -- mo chemist of the crew, a from a paint company, and a man who used to repair washing machines in detroit. has two naziand it takes a lot of the pilot's strength to keep the fortress in tight formation, but the formation is the bombers best defense against enemy fighters. the planes are deployed to uncover every gun, up and down, ashkelon to the right and left. a range to overcome the danger of gunners firing into friendly range thatnge -- a covers the sky for 1000 yards in every direction. the friendly coast of england slips by below

one of the darkest moments in morton french history series of coordinated terror attacks across paris one hundred eighty people killed ninety of those at this point in music. while the taro was unfolding inside the battle plan outside what eight soldiers from tear up trolls the parliamentary inquiry later revealed that they were told not to intervene moreover they were also the people giving their weapons to the police sticking rigidly to army protocol. now eighteen families of victims have filed a lawsuit against the french state demanding answers. only led they. they were described in the media as the force specially created against the threat of terrorism so why was this force which had the chance to intervene was told not to get up if the soldiers had entered the battle a lot night or if they had given their weapons over to the police how might that have changed what happened on the heretical night in paris said what question or one answer is why it took two and a half hours for the order do not gauge to be given when the officers were there from the beginning. the army however in

one of the darkest movements in morton french history series of coordinated terror attacks across paris one hundred thirty people killed ninety of those at this popular music venue. while the tear up was unfolding inside the battle plan outside what eight soldiers from and tear up the trolls the parliamentary inquiry later revealed that they were told not to intervene moreover they were also the people giving their weapons to the police sticking rigidly to army protocol. now eighteen families of victims have filed a lawsuit against the french state demanding answers. only led they. they were described in the media as the force specially created against the threat of terrorism so why was this force which had the chance to intervene was told not to get up if the soldiers had entered the battle a lot night or if they had given their weapons over to the place how might that have changed what happened on the heretical night in paris they said what question you want answered is why it took two and a half hours for the order do not gauge to be given when the officers were there from the beginn

the pilot, captain robert morton, an engineer from north carolina has flown across the atlantic. other pilot, a student from the university of connecticut, and radio operator and gunner, from spokane, washington. the navigator, a chemistry student. engineer and turret gunner from green bay, wisconsin. he used to be a stevedore. he covers the sky above. tailgunner, from yonkers, new york, was a clerk but he quit december 8, 1941. the other gunner, works for a company in new jersey. pilot to crew, 10,000, put on oxygen. they are climbing higher now, 300 feet per minute, the strain on the plane and the men is mounting. the rest of the crew, a chemist from a paint company, and a man who used to repair washing machines in detroit. now he is 19 and has two nazi fighters confirmed. it takes a lot of the pilot's strength to keep the fortress in tight formation, but the formation is the bomber's best defense against enemy fighters. the planes are deployed to uncover every gun, up and down, exelon to the left and right. arranged to overcome the danger of gunners firing into friendly ships.

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we don't often see martha hamill have been in between the shit and tom morton in most tell a few minutes of in the r.v. and. me. that we are beyond the fee. is there at the. thought of him i asked if you mean one would employ an arab from this about our woman wearing a headscarf patch and she wanted to. enjoy minister have a car while. fast prospects a horrible problem. and the families are all numb to pop but that's part of what. would. be if it has it on to see it has a how. i would like us to be. the al-jazeera production team on our l'express interviews but they both declined their request. picking up on what alan greste said it seems to me that the legacy of colonialism place a bit part in the debate about what it means to be french. what's the relationship between mainstream french culture history and identity and the sections of the population descended from immigrants from the former french colonies in africa. this seem to me to be two separate francaise and that the one does not really want to accept the other. i decided to bring together a few young french people from different

one of the dorcas movements in morton french history series of coordinated terror attacks across paris one hundred eighty people killed. at this popular music venue. while the terror was unfolding inside the battle outside what eight soldiers and tear up the trolls the parliamentary inquiry later revealed that they were told not to intervene moreover they were also the people giving their weapons so the police sticking rigidly on the protocol. now eighteen families of victims have filed a lawsuit against the french state dimona says. only lead they can do they were described in the media as the force specially created against the threat of terrorism so why was this force which had the chance to intervene told not to. if the soldiers had entered the battle a lot night or if they had given their weapons over to the place how might that have changed what happened on the heretical night in paris to say luther what question or one i answered is why did two and a half hours for the order to engage to be given when the officers were there from the beginning. the army however insists the soldi

shows that heart problems can occur when people put weight back on after a diet nutrition expert morton shoot explains how the brain actually brings about harmful weight gain. but for us that fatty tissue wants to store more energy which happens primarily around the abdominal cavity abdominal fat is where we store energy best ninety five. studies show that the yo yo effect can lead to people gaining more visceral fat when they put the weight back on that's the dangerous fat that you're fat. the fat stored in our abdominal cavity is the last fat that we lose when we go on a diet. that's because it's part of the brain's energy reserves but when you put weight back on that's the first place it goes the visceral fat is not a nurse it functions like an organ producing hormones and cells like milling proteins that lead to inflammation. inflammatory processes can even lead to the buildup of plaques in coronary arteries which can cause a heart attack. when stephanie to lisa again twenty five kilograms after dieting she sought help partly out of fear for her health might be at the source you kno

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livingston and henry morton stanley, the wagenia tribe has been fishing the river in unique fashion.batic, the wagenia dive into the treasurous rapids in what is still referred to as stanley falls. navigate down stream between baskets that need tending. perched on a precarious network of wooden poles, they hoist together. the catch these days -- not much. >> so it is the second biggest falls in the congo river. >> ogi is a fisherman and was a guide bringing tourists to his village. since the last two wars, kisangani tourism has been pretty much nonexistent. chief of the wagenia, pierre mu sala, is said to be a direct descendant of the king who greeted stanley in the 1870s. thank him for the privilege of seeing his community. [ speaking foreign language ] >> translator: it's a present from the chief. this is a way to welcome the delegation of cnn. >> the wagenia tribe made, what was in retrospect, the mistake of allowing stanley to pass. the famous explorer, of course, pretty much shot and raided his way along this historic route to the coast, before effectively jump-starting the colo

. >>> and justin off morton, and down. >>> and finally the college world series.ach taylor hitting a blooper in foul territory. arkansas is one win away now from winning the title. and that's it for me for now. i'll see you at 11:25. here's the news at 11:00. >>> joe, thank you very much. next at 11:00. >> we have to be tough and safe and secure. >> this started with a president saying he wanted to ban muslims from our country. >>> a ruling from the u.s. supreme court allowing the president's controversial travel ban to stand. ban to stand. >>> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox 2 starts now. >>> tonight president trump is calling the court's ruling a victory for the american people, but not everyone is happy about it. hello again, i'm alex savidge, frank is off take long for protests to erupt here in the bay area and across the country following the supreme court's decision. the white house says the ban is crucial for national security, but opponents say the court is on the wrong side of history. y. ktvu's jana katsuyama is live in the newsroom tonight with more on the d

there's a morton's in the hotel. >> jimmy: that's the only place they'll let you go, right? couldn't do that. >> jimmy: and then you flew back to oakland to have a party there? >> i wouldn't call that -- well, we did have a party, actually. yeah. last night. >> jimmy: and is it as exciting the second time in a row or is it not as exciting? no? it's not. >> it's still fun. free drinks is cool. [ laughter ] but you know, winning a championship you're supposed to party all summer. so you can't get tired in the first two days. >> jimmy: do you have party plans for the whole summer? you do. [ laughter ] you should. why not? what the heck? you worked hard all year. >> yeah, right? >> jimmy: i want to ask a couple things. first of all, j.r. smith in that game 1 where he was confused at the end. i'm just curious, are you guys laughing, are you happy or do you feel compassion for him after something like that happens? >> definitely not. i'm happy that he made that decision to do that. especially with the game on the line. we needed that win for the sweep. >> jimmy: did you know at th

the shit on him tom morton in most tell a few minutes of in for that they are to. me. that they are beyond the fee. is there at the. thought of a theme i asked if you mean one would employ an arab from this about women wearing a headscarf but should he want to. enjoy the nice to have a kind of wallow. fast prospects a horrible problem. and the families are all numb to put that that's part of what. would. be if it has it on to see it has a. political i would like us to be. the al-jazeera production team on our l'express interviews but they both declined their request. picking up on what alan greste said it seems to me that the legacy of colonialism place a big part in the debate about what it means to be french. what's the relationship between mainstream french culture history and identity and the sections of the population descended from immigrants from the former french colonies in africa. this seem to me to be two separate francis and that the one does not really want to accept the other. i decided to bring together a few young french people from different intellectu

the shit on him tom morton the most telefilm minute of in that they are to. me. that they are beyond the. is there a. lot of him and i asked if you mean one would employ an arab from this about women wearing a headscarf but should he want to. enjoy minister have a car while. fast prospects a horrible problem. the formula one to put but that's part of what. will. be if it has it on to see it has a how. i would like us to be. the al-jazeera production team on our l'express interviews but they both declined their request. picking up on what alan greste said it seems to me that the legacy of clooney elitism place a bit part in the debate about what it means to be french. what's the relationship between mainstream french culture history and identity and the sections of the population descended from immigrants from the former french colonies in africa. this seem to me to be two separate francis and that the one does not really want to accept the other. i decided to bring together a few young french people from different intellectual political and ethnic backgrounds to

we don't often see martha hamill hamar love me with all the shit on him tom morton in most tell a few minutes of in the r.v. and. me. that we are beyond the fee. is there at the. thought of a theme and i asked if you mean one would employ an arab from this about our woman wearing a headscarf patch and she want to. enjoy minister have a car while. fast prospects a horrible problem. and the families are all numb to put but that's part of what. would. be if it has it on to see it has a. pleasant out because for me. the al jazeera production team possible upon l'express interviews but they both declined their request. picking up on what alan greste said it seems to me that the legacy of colonialism place a bit part in the debate about what it means to be french. what's the relationship between mainstream french culture history and identity and the sections of the population descended from immigrants from the former french colonies in africa. this seem to me to be two separate francaise and that the one does not really want to accept the other. i decided to bring together a few young frenc

but also in andrew morton's book, monica's story, authorized by ms.is a quote from nicolle selleckman, president clinton's personal lawyer, said on behalf of president clinton, we wish to apologize to monica lewinsky. now, we differ in our opinion whether he should pick up a telephone in t cnce or not, it's just a difference of opinion. but i do want to say that he did his very best to apologize to everyone. >> yeah. >> and especially the pain that he suffered for his mistakes, will live with for the -- >> okay, lanny. i got it. here's the honest truth. he should say that. he should be the one saying that and not you. >> he has said that. >>. i know nicole selig man. i love her. but there's a difference between nicole seligman saying something and bill clinton apologizing. >> it's just a difference of opinion. he said it to 250 million people. i apologize to monica lewinsky. >> i want to move on. i get your point, but bill clinton should be saying those things. >> did say that. >> he should have said it first. he didn't say that first. >> he did say i

i limit my accounts or other men who are probably never the mortons you know the way i see it when you're dealing with some sort of you're also demonizing others and i was not a bad person but he's a missile genius many if i want to i want to bring in any other list here we are coming from antonio but i want to bring in a couple of comments from twitter this is he says our government is led by a president who displays behavior in public that is disrespectful of women his mouthpieces spin this by saying it's part of our culture even if it isn't children see this on t.v. and the dignity of women in this country is being damaged by this administration and before i pass this over to you i want to read one more is john who says i'm in the philippines and i don't agree with the president's spokesman who said this is part of our culture it is never a light moment or acceptable for a sitting president to just kiss someone else's wife or anyone for that matter on the lips for mere entertainment elected official should always act responsibly and i'm wondering your thoughts on this. ok the president

jesse morton, a former g hottie who became an informant for the f vi took part in a discus am i is about hourd half. thank you for coming this afternoon. thank you for those who are watching this today. this is the launch of a paper. this is from evolution muslim to islamic state that was cowritten by [ indiscernible ]. he was an investment bank and -- banker on 9/11. he saw the planes cras the towers. he went to columbia and do a studies in ma. he joined the new york police department where he became the head of intelligence analysis. one of the most impo taetth he had was a group called revolution islam. the other author helped found the program. they will talk about the report. candace who was involved with this as well, when she was that u..t anisa valued colleague, will make observatio, and we will open it up for a wider conversation. i will hand it over to mitch. >> good rnooever first fall, i would like to think of new america. thank you for hosting us today. when approached about the idea of a paper written by a former g hottie extremist and counterterrorism professional, there w

handgun bans that were in the states at that time are what i call chicagoland, cook county chicago, morton grove, all those little jurisdictions around the chicago area, that it was a fad to ban handguns in the 1980's, so the past these laws. , that theafter heller handgun ban violated the second amendment, lawsuits were filed against those jurisdictions to invalidate those laws. those cases all worked their way up to the supreme court, and mcdonald versus chicago, the pro-second amendment side prevailed. the supreme court held the right to bear arms is a fundamental right that is accorded to all law-abiding citizens and it is not something a state can violate. all those laws went by this that all of those laws went by the wayside. other than one case that was a little more minor, i will mention now there was one other supreme court case that nobody saw coming. there is a few states i don't , know whether new york ban stun guns, but massachusetts does. possession.e woman who was beaten up by her boyfriend and he violated restraining orders and she carried it stun gun to protect herself and

i limit my accounts or other men who are probably never the mortons you know the way i see it when you're dealing with some sort of you're also demonizing others and i was not a bad person but he's a missile genius many so i want to i want to bring in you know as an adult i hear where you're coming from antonio but i want to bring in a couple of comments from twitter this is he says our government is led by a president who displays behavior in public that is disrespectful of women his mouthpieces spin this by saying it's part of our culture even if it isn't children see this on t.v. and the dignity of women in this country is being damaged by this administration and before i pass this over to you i want to read one more is john who says i'm in the philippines and i don't agree with the president's spokesman who said this is part of our culture it is never a light moment or acceptable for a sitting president to just kiss someone else's wife or anyone for that matter on the lips for mere entertainment elected official should always act responsibly and i'm wondering your thoughts on this ok

jesse morton, a former g hottie who became an informant for the f vi took part in a discussion at new america. this is about one hour and a half. >> thank you for coming this afternoon. thank you for those who are watching this today. this is the

jesse morton, a former g hottie who became an formant for the f vi took part in a discussion at new america. this is about one hour and a half. >> thank you for coming this afternoon. thank you for ose who are watching this today. this is the launch of a paper. this is from evolution muslim to islamic state th was cowritten by [ indiscernible ]. was an investment bank and -- banker on 9/11. he saw the planes crash into wershe went to columbia and do a studies in ma. he joined the new york police department where he became the head of intelligence analysis. one of the most important targets that he had was a group called revolution la

host: morton in massachusetts. you mentioned daca.terday was the sixth anniversary of the creation of the daca program. i want to keep you up-to-date on other stories we have talked about on this program. a few updates in today's programs -- papers. the neighbor of rand paul was sentenced to 30 days in jail after pleading guilty to assault. the attack was fueled by irritation over a pile of debris. the neighbor was also sentenced to one year probation and a $10,000 fine. in a statement, senator paul said he believed the conviction was appropriate and he hoped it would deter his nature -- neighbor from future violence. then to "the wall street a lengthy piece on the relationship between president trump in his personal lawyer. trump-cohen had a rocky past, the picture showing president trump in new hampshire with michael cohen by his side in 2011. one other story for you, an interesting story out of the centers -- out of the national institute for health. they announced on friday they are canceling a mammoth study of moderate drinking a

i've said in a forum be, you know, greg morton wrote a book called "three cups of tea." i'll argue that's incorrect. it's three gallons of tea. socializing and talking to everybody all the time is part of it. the discussions before and after operations. when the military side is done, we go to the main effort of stabilizing. it continues. you're not just going to create a government. we cleared the enemy out. okay, you got it. it's going to require assistance and effort. but they have to want it too. seek out the true spheres innce. learn who the power brokers are locally and operationally are key and essential. sometimes they're very hidden. we had a particular challenge culturally understanding some of those differences and aspects. people who had gone into hiding because they were targets really could pull the people together when they wanted to. we had to find out what their motivation and incentives were and bring them to the table. that was hard. that human mapping of what we do in our business was all about human beings was very difficult. measures of performance.

jesse morton is a former jihadi who became an informant for the fbi. he's part of the discussion. the event was organized by new america. >>> i run the international security program here. thanks for coming this afternoon. thank f

"the washington post" reports william morton middle school has become battlefield drug dealing and fighting recruit young children every day occurrence. officials are denying any problem with gang activity. in a few hours accused leaker james wolfe will appear in federal court. former federal staff will be charged with lying to investigators about his contacts with reporters. wolfe turned himself in to the fbi as part of an ongoing investigation into government leaks. the city of seattle voting today to repeal the controversial head tax less than a month after passing it. it requires large companies to contribute $275 per employee every year to raise money for hoursing and homeless services. companies like amazon and starbucks oppose the tax. that's a look at your headlines. send it back to you. steve: sounds like now it may actually fail that particular head tax. thank you very much, jillian. ainsley: president trump says north korea can lead the past behind to achieve peace. history proven over and over again, adversaries can indeed become friends. ainsley: county country learn from this