government said it was unlikely mueller was held there at the time. the government based its conclusioning about the sexual assaults on interviews with two teenaged girls who escaped isis captivity and heard directly from mueller about the abuse. corroboration also came, scott, from interrogations of the wife of a top isis figure. >> pelley: major garrett reporting from the white house tonight. major, thank you. in havana today, a symbolic milestone in relations between the united states and cuba. secretary of state john kerry presided over the raising of the american flag at the newly reopened u.s. embassy. margaret brennan is in havana. >> ladies and gentlemen, our great seal. >> reporter: history was made before dawn when the united states seal was hung at the embassy for the first time in 54 years. once daylight broke, three cold war era marines who shuttered the embassy in 1961, helped the next generation unfurl the flag. james tracy, then a master gunnery sargeant, was one of those marines who helped take down the flag and promised one day to re

information that brought detectives to matthew mueller parents. then to him that the south lake tahoe home. the investigators found even more evidence alledgedly linking mueller to the march vallejo kidnapping. that's when fbi agents obtained a warrant for mueller who was already in jail facing charges in the dublin home invasion. >> put the case together and turned out great. >> now the mueller attorneys claim detectives search the cell phone were you the a warrant. >> phone is really a window into the entire investigation. >> if the search of the phone is suppressed mueller attorney says the i don't know the what evidence would row main. >> home i hope vegas victim is not a party in theal mead county case but her attorney told us we recognizes the implication the motion could have in a subsequent federal case. by phone he said i'm glad the rate person was apprehended. it would be tranl physical this case is dismissed on technicality while clever this argument ultimately has no merit. >> it seems even mueller attorney isn't sure his claim would h

a family representatives tells nbc news mueller was repeatedly raped by the terror groups leader.he family was told in june by the u.s. government their daughter became the property of al baghdadi. according to the associated press the assaulting took place in a home where mueller was being held with other young girls. mueller became a mother figure for these girls and refused to escape with them fearing they would be exposed to greater danger traveling with the westerner. joining me now is author and journalist and senior fellow with counsel on foreign relations. just disgusting, terrible news. if tr is a silver lining it's that kayla mueller was heroic to the end, offering himself up to protect other women in a terrible situation. what did we learn from this recent situation about kayla mueller in terms of this overall picture regarding isis? >> i think we learned that he was repeatedly raped, that he was kept in contakamt tiv capti all that she kept her humanity to help these teenage girls, 15 young girls being held alongside her. she would have turned 27 last friday. i think f

officials said the self- proclaimed isis leader repeatedly raped mueller. an american humanitarian worker. he visited the compound and assaulted her during the visits. isis claims a coalition strike on this compound killed mueller in february. the u.s. government said it was unlikely she was held there at the time. >> they based the information on interviews with two who escaped captivity. and interrogations of the wife of a top isis figure. major garrett, ebola, the white house. >>> five attempted rapes in arlington county in three weeks have a lot of people on edge. a man attacked a woman on frederick street, grabbing her and trying to drag her into the woods. it's unclear if the previous attacks were connected to this one. >> i'm not ruling out that there were potentially multiple serials, and i can't rule out that they were random. >> be aware of your surroundings and travel in groups if you can. if you have information on these cases, call arlington police. >>> he was naked and smashing car windows in gaithersburg. police have not released his identity

mueller's father says he was told his daughter was forced to marry. isis claims mueller was killed in a jordanian airstrike. >>> there are even more concerns about washington post reporter jason rezaian. today human rights experts called on authorities to release him immediately. rezaian went on to trial behind closed doors in tehran's revolutionary court may 26th. the final hearing was held this past monday and his attorney expected a verdict soon, but there been nothing yet. the washington post's petition to the u.n. says that iran has violated its own law as well as international law. >>> we now know the name of the man killed after a roller coaster struck him in an ohio amuse. park. police say 45 -- amusement park. police say 45-year-old special education teacher james young, iii of canton, ohio, entered a restricted area to retrieve a cell phone he lost riding the raptor roller coaster and this decision ultimately cost him his life. >>> a st. louis prosecutor says an investigation concluded there is no truth to allegations babies were stolen from

he is here and been digging on the kaila mueller story.tion from kaila mueller's family of her sexual abuse by isis leader abu bacher al baghdadi. "we were told kaila was tortured, that she was the property of al baghdadi, we were told that in june by the government." i'm told the information about mueller's sexual abuse by provided to the u.s. government by two girls held in the same compound. what else do you know? >> right now we're learning this as you say from those two girls, also the interrogations of the wife of abu sayyaf killed in that strike a few weeks ago. significant mostly for her family, just horrible news to come out, be confirmed on what would have been kaila's 27th birthday. significant as well because it shows the lengths to which the leader of isis will go to strike fear and carry out atrocities like this. i think it's also significant, pamela, about the movements of the leader of isis, that he felt he had the freedom to move from what is perceived to be isis' safe zone in raqqa to this place in eastern syria where we

. >>> we turn to a deeply troubling headline about the young american woman, kayla mueller, an aide worker in syria, kidnapped by isis. and tonight, her life as a hostage. tonight. and martha raddatz reporting in. >> reporter: tonight, new information about life in captivity of kayla mueller. the young woman held by isis for more than a year and a half. they tell abc news that kayla was repeatedly raped by the leader of isis. her paints confirm that u.s. officials gave her similar information. she weren't to syria to work with war refugees. >> i am in solidarity with the syrian people. >> reporter: her parents sharing details from a better. i will not give in no longer how long it takes. but after a fail the u.s. rescue effort, time ran out. the circumstances of her death still unclear. friends and family creating this tribute video. >> i will always love you. it's never good-bye among friends. >> she would have been 27 today, martha, as you were reporting earlier. and you learned more from the family tonight? >> reporter: well, the family says they were told that el baghdadi made repeated

it involves taylor mueller, the american aid worker who died while being held captive by isis. family now says u.s. officials told them in june that mueller was sexually assaulted numerous times by the leader of the terror group in syria. mueller was 26 years old and from arizona. isis captured her in 2013 and held her for 18 months. it's still unclear exactly how she died. >>> now to decision 2016. the campaign finds most of the presidential candidates at the iowa state fair this weekend. the iowa caucuses are set for february. republicans and democrats will be trying to woo voters again today. yesterday, the candidates shook hands and took pictures. some even flipped burgers. but away from the fun, democrats are expressing concern over hillary clinton's recent struggles. this as the rumors continue to swirl about a possible white house run by vice president joe biden or former vice president al gore. hillary clinton held a town hall last night. she criticized republicans for failing to mention student debt during the gop debate last week. clinton also joked about the federal

the stories of chained up sexual slave, kayla mueller regularly visited by baghdadi. going to change the way in which this reaches into people's hearts and homes because i think kayla mueller was a real touch point. tactically this puts more meat on the boneses, the money man, the guy keeping the books for oil revenue and others, was pursued and there were critics of the administration saying why would they go after them with such force. turp going after touch point for baghdadi. we have more a sense of the networks of what's going on inside isis and among some of its players. than we've known befr. so it's very important. >> quickly, you said it puts a human face on this. do you think that gives any momentum to those who want to put boots on the ground? >> i wouldn't go that far. i think moots on the ground are complicated. you have to have a situation in which the sunni arab neighborhood steps up. when you compare what the soudys did rapidly with the other gcc countries in taking action in yemen and yet we have these allies that we keep hearing about and fighting is

. >>> we turn to a deeply troubling headline about the young american woman, kayla mueller, the honor student from arizona, an aide worker in syria, kidnapped by isis. her death reported last february. and tonight, her life as a hostage. her parents speaking to abc news tonight. and chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz reporting in. >> reporter: tonight, new information about life in captivity of kayla mueller. counter terrorism officials tell abc news that kayla was repeatedly raped by one of the leader of isis. al baghdadi. one of the world's most wanted terrorists. her parents confirm to abc news that u.s. officials gave them similar information. the daughter and star student went to syria to work with war refugees. >> i am in solidarity with the syrian people. >> reporter: her family later sharing details from a letter kayla wrote in cab tith, i will not give in, no matter how long it takes. but after a failed u.s. rescue effort, time eventually ran out. the circumstances of her death still unclear. friends and family creating this tribute video. >> i will always love

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dublin police tracked the phone to a home in south lake tahoe where mueller was arrested.ttorney believes that cell phone what was accessed without a -- cell phone was accessed without a search warrant. >> if the court was to find the phone was seized and searched unlawfully, the phone is a window into the entire investigation, the remaining investigation. >> the fbi believes items found in south lake tahoe link mueller to the abduction of a woman in vallejo last march. she turned up unharmed in huntington beach. you may remember police called that kidnapping a hoax but mueller has reportedly claimed responsibility. >>> we have an update on the condition of the lone survivor of that shooting that happened on live television in virginia. vicki gardner was being interviewed when she was shot in the back. she's listed in good condition. doctors had to remove a kidney be a part of her-- and part of her coleen. several people held a vigil outside of wdbj. they honored garner along with alison parker and adam ward. many of those who attended the vigil were watching the newscast

mueller's family mueller's family prior to this public announcement. >> i have a newly created. >> the i don't know exactly how that communication occurred but it was communicated to ms. mueller's family here in the united states before any public announcement of this decision was made. >> another question, she was captured in syria, she was living in syria why she sent to iraq question mike. >> she's an iraqi citizen. i would refer you to the iraqi criminal officials about that, obviously there's some reason to be skeptical of the syrian justice system at this point. for the charges she will face, and where they took place i would do for you to the iraqi criminal justice system. but the reason why she was transferred is because she was a citizen of iraq. [inaudible] >> we been pretty worth right and candid about the significant challenges we face in trying to implement the training equip strategy, when it comes to recruiting, training, and supporting of moderate syrian opposition fighters. to take the fight to isil on the ground in syria. one of the most significant challenges, is con

the parents of kayla mueller sad today that u.s.ligence confirms she was repeatedly raped before her death in february. another hostage held with her reported that the isis leader abu bakr baghdadi took mueller as a "wife" and assaulted her at a compound in syria. al-baghdadi died in a u.s. raid in june. kurdish officials in iraq say they are investigating chemical weapons attacks by isis forces. they say the militants fired chlorine gas mortar rounds at kurdish peshmerga fighters. just yesterday, "the wall street journal" reported that isis militants likely used mustard gas against the kurds this week. the report cited u.s. officials for the information. the death toll in china rose to 56 today in the fiery explosions that laid waste to a major port. and there was growing speculation that firefighting crews may have accidentally triggered the disaster in tianjin. tom clarke of independent television news has this report. >> reporter: two days on, what look like containers appear to be still exploding in the blasted remains of tianj

. >> reporter: instead, hans mueller wants to use that gas.his company, ecovapor recovery systems, works with oil producers to separate out the natural gas and sell it. >> wherever there is a flare that is burning gas it just seems like an opportunity for us to come in and increase the efficiency of the entire operation, essentially using >> reporter: mueller says the value of the captured gas, once sold, can be three times greater than the cost of an ecovapor unit. that's a strong sales pitch. with oil prices so low, oil companies are looking to cut costs quickly with little investment up front. and so some energy startups are pitching their products as ways to save money during the downturn. >>liquiglide is a truly revolutionary product. >> reporter: at a recent energy conference, energy startups were hawking their wares. they pitched everything from a product that makes anything less sticky, including crude oil, to wearable tech, and thermoelectric power generation. >>which translates to lower fuel costs. >> reporter: at the i.h.s. ceraweek

citizens and caleb mueller. we believe they were also complicit in the captivity of the doubt and cd women who who was rescued at the time of the capture. we have a firm belief that in the context of the iraqi criminal justice system that she will be held to account for her crimes. >> given everything you just laid out, is there frustration disappointment and now someone so complicit and engaged in a fairly senior level of isis is now outside the reach? >> again, the decision to press charges in the u.s. court is made by prosecutors at the department of justice and that is a decision they would make an day may be able to give you more of an explanation for the decision is made. at the same time the reason you have brought interagency is that this was the right approach is that the united states has confidence he will face justice in the iraqi criminal justice system. >> you talked a fair amount about a review of hostage policy of the united states has undertaken. how is this communicated to the family? was their

. >> pelley: today, on what would have been kayla mueller's 27th birthday, we learn that u.s. intelligence has been told that she was tortured and sexually assaulted whi

>> reporter: newly wed bran mueller hired her because her friends and family lived out of town. >> she was there to take care of all the little things that went awry. >> reporter: even to fix her vail for the trip down the aisle, and then there's the toast. >> there's so much to say, i'm so happy. >> reporter: these words from the mother of the bride were certainly heart felt. >> that was so nice. >> reporter: but they weren't her own. >> slow down and just be yourself. >> reporter: the toast came courtesy of the orator y laboratory. victoria and nathan are the cofounders. >> all people care about is laughing and crying and feeling loved and having a community experience. >> reporter: they have a questionnaire to learn about their clients, and then they offer preevent coaching. >> the day is so important that you want to know that everything is going to go off without a hitch. >> reporter: is it strange to hire outsider for these tasks? this family therapist says if it makes the day better, it's worth the extra expense. >> everyone is freer to celebrate and enjoy the occasion. >> the c

. >> pelley: today, on what would have been kayla mueller's 27th birthday, we learn that u.s. intelligence has been told that she was tortured and sexually

. >>> new details about kayla mueller. the american aide worker in syria. the 26-year-old was repeatedly sexually assaulted by the terrorist leader. kayla mueller was kidnapped in 2013. the u.s. confirmed she died in isis hands. the 19-year-old college basketball player was shot apparent killed by a rookie police officer in texas. video shows christian taylor at the dealership, but the investigation is not yet complete. >>> the u.s. flag flies over the embassy in cuba as the two countries take the next steps in the relationship. nbc's gabe gutierrez joins us from havana with the details. gabe, good morning. >> reporter: sheinelle, good morning. now the u.s. flag flying at the embassy in havana for the first time in 54 years, diplomats are set for talks next month. the u.s. and cuba disagree on democracy and human rights. secretary of state john kerry during his historic visit on friday, said he hopes progress would be neighborhood. the u.s. trade embargo which only the congress can lift. that is not expected to happen soon. many travel restrictions in place

intelligence officials telling the family of kayla mueller that she was repeatedly raped by the leader of the estate al baghdadi. she was taken hostage in august 2013 in syria. the u.s. confirmed she was killed in isis captivity last february. yesterday would have been her 27th birthday. >>> and that chinese explosion is even worse. authorities ordering people today to evacuate a near hi li two-mile zone around the port city of tianjin. the wind is changing direction, threatening to contaminate the area with chemicals. it started wednesday after two massive explosions rocked a warehouse storing hazardous materials. smoke and flames can still be seen shooting through the sky today. the death toll at 85. that's the latest. i'm eric shawn, fox news. >>> more democratic lawmakers coming out for and against the iran nuclear deal as the deadline for congressional approval nears. ironically, is it what the white house has been saying that could actually kill this deal? take a listen. >> 15 years from now, as some provisions expire, what is iran's breakout time going to be? >> well, it shrinks

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government organizations say al baghdadi sexually abused american kayla mueller while held hostage. the aide worker was captured in syria back in 2013 and was killed in february. she would have turned 27 years of age this past friday. >>> sexual abuse, kidnappings and killings, now isis apparently making use of another terror tactic, chemical weapons, that is. cnn's chief u.s. security correspondent jim sciutto is following this story for us. jim? >> reporter: when kurdish soldiers arrived at this northern iraqi hospital this week with blistered skin and difficulty breathing, kurdish commanders feared the worst -- isis had attacked them with chemical weapons, one of two attacks this week now under investigation. >> translator: these are traces of the weapons. almost 45 rounds in 40 minutes. >> reporter: the u.s. military will now test samples from the patients and weapons to determine if they included mustard gas, a horribly powerful chemical agent that the u.s. now believes isis has obtained. multiple u.s. officials tell cnn the u.s. has already determined that isis fighters used a

the information coming from a 14-year-old girl who was also being held captive by mueller. her death was reported this past february. >>> events are canceled today at pennsylvania racetrack after a deadly crash. james campbell jr. was killed after crashing into the aware wall on the -- crashing into the wall on a clay crash. the rest of the program has now been canceled. >>> and the faa is on the scene of a small plane crash in philadelphia. the pilot survived after crashing in 6-8 feet of river water it appears the plane is an amateur built experimental plane. a friend of the pilot says it's likely he tried to get back to the runway after having engine problems but put it down in the river when he knew he couldn't make it. >>> new this morning, the search is on for a man accused of attacking women and stealing their jewelry on the f. train. look at these picture of the suspect, and thus say he has targeted three women on f trains trying to ale steal chains for around their necks. last marked -- friday he grabbed one from an elderly woman in manhattan. >>> this was at 45th

. >> washington post executive editor marty baron and new york times washington editor elizabeth muelleriscuss power and influence perceived by the media. under two hours. admit this is a special treat for me today because in addition to being a news junkie, i am a former newspaper reporter and i truly value great journalism. disruptive of digital communication, it is gratifying to know that we still , fabulousfascinating newspapers like the washington post, the wall street journal, the valley news, among others. honored to introduce our first speaker. marty baron grew up in miami. .raduating from lehigh since then he has been a newspaperman. he is worth at the miami herald, los angeles times, the new york times, the boston globe and since 2012, he is the executive editor of the washington post. as editor of some of these newspapers, particularly the miami herald and the boston globe and the washington post, his team at these newspapers have 110 pulitzer prizes for excellence in journalism. was earlierent one this year when he and his team won the pulitzer for the series on the secret se

mark mueller is somewhere in this audience. mark mueller represented 350 people in 9/11. families. ask him. 97%, we must be doing something right when we set up these programs. just remember, i am not here to wage another view between bert and steve. i think the trial system, whether you like it or don't like it, it is here to stay. it is part of our heritage, part of the fabric of our country. if you think you are going to change the seventh amendment or if you think you are going to somehow as a matter of constitutional policy undercut the role of the jury in our society, you are dreaming. a better question for these two eminent law clerks, a better [laughter] a better question for steve and bert, why aren't there more trials? that is not a constitutional convention question. that is -- what is wrong with our system today that more people don't take advantage of the seventh amendment? but what i do, books believe me, , it is better studied, not in a law seminar, but in a history class. what i do is no threat to our legal system, to our lawyers, or to our judges. these are rare ab

question should be if it was good enough for president lincoln, why isn't it good enough for chairman mueller>> there you go again. >> are you only this far through? >> no, that's the reference poi point. here's what you missed, however. the telegraph was the original open network. there was no prioritization. and a telegram was handled in the order in which it was received. what you're referencing is what really amounted to a form of censorship that the lincoln administration engaged in during the course of the war. i would say that the realities of a wartime experience versus the situation that existed today is a little different number one, number two, always remember, the telegraph was an open network. >> it's always so much fun to sit down with you. you can talk more about use in the ap. we won't. >> we're move on. if you quote me on that, you have to give me a smiley face i have to go to brookings scholar. >> serious snark. >> i want to tie together the speech you made. how we get bandwidth, it's interesting, but we need a lot more. one of the things we were trying to address in the bro

going on to win in straight sets, 6-4, 7-5, next up for the scott is mueller. french open champion stanislaw wawrinka called for nick kyrgios to be disciplined for comments made during the match. nick kyrgios was caught on camera making a remark about the swiss players' girlfriend. stanislaw wawrinka retired from the match with a back injury and said the australian had major behavioural issues >>> the international olympic committee says they'll continue to test rio's waters, but not for biokinees sis on the advice of world health organization. the i.o.c. completed the inspection ahead of next year's summer games. the final press conference was dominated with questions about water pollution, and comes days after 15 u.s. royals fell ill after a test event in rio. >> they have stated na bacterial testing is the measure that has to be used and will be used by the authorities. as far as we are concerned, we have received confirmation from them that it will continue to be the case if it is the best measure to be used. we have asked whether with these measures and te

prep school whose alumni include the likes of secretary of state john kerry and fbi director robert mueller faces up to 11 years behind bars. 19-year-old owen labrie was accused of raping a student. he broke into sobs as the verdict was read. he was found not guilty of felony sexual assault but convicted him of having sex with a girl below the age of consent. >> i was actually in the courtroom as the verdicts were read. i can tell you the accuser was very, very emotional, anxiously shaking before she walked into the courtroom. she sat next to her sister and mom, they had to console her several times, especially as several not guilty verdicts were read, aggravated fell yus assault charges he was acquitted on. he became emotional when the verdicts were read. he hunched other, at one point his attorney jay carney had to console him, he was crying and visibly overcome with emotion. he did share a moment with his mom, they held hands together, a bailiff had to separate them at one point, she was weeping throughout the entire proceeding. after the verdicts came down, we heard from labrie's attorn

alumni including john kerry and robert mueller.criminal defense attorney and former prosecutor and host of "the docket." always good for your perspective. >> thank you. >> we consider the court documents show a counselor told police about a, quote, horrible tradition at the boarding school called the senior salute. >> right. >> in which a senior e-mails a younger student regarding a conquest before they graduate. you have the tradition and we don't know how many years it goes back. how crucial is that? >> crucial. which is why prosecutors bring former classmates and current classmates to show evidence of this senior salute contest as well as e-mails. i reportedly the defendant e-mailed the victim on may 28th just a few days before the incident asking her to accept this proposal, this date, to meet up. she finally accepted but when she accepted, francis, she accepted just to kiss or makeout. and as you know, the law says basically you can say yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. up until the point you say no and it's no. >> with the understandi

the most elite prep schools in the nation with alumni like secretary of state john kerry, robert muellerst goes on and on. it's called st. paul's and attorneys say they are about to expose a secret culture where graduating boys compete to sleep with as many younger students as possible. according to the associated press, labrie told police he wanted to be number one in that contest. he's now charged with sexually assaulting a 15-year-old girl on the roof of a campus building last year. and get this? his attorney is the same person who defended mobster whitey bulger. boris sanchez looks at the case of the scandal that has rocked this prestigious school. >> reporter: six congressmen, 13 u.s. ambassadors and our current secretary of state, john kerry, have all called this prestigious prep school home. but today the steep traditions of st. paul's school in concord, new hampshire, are getting a closer look as allegations of rape put the school under a spotlight. 19-year-old owen labrie has been charged with the sexual assault of a 15-year-old student on campus last year, just two days before

counterterrorism, counter espionage, and cyber security, and he served as chief of staff under cia director bob mueller. he earned his law degree from harvard and his ea from williams college, which happens to be my alma mater. laude, and icum was on the football team, which explains why i am asking the questions, and he is answering them. [laughter] ken: talking about the changing nature, maybe, john, you could start by talking about overseeing the law enforcement efforts about homegrown radicals. talk about what you are seeing and how it has changed. john: thank you. it is good to be back. there has been a fundamental change, and the terrorists have changed their business model. their business model is to use social media to target the young and the vulnerable, to target both the young and also folks who are mentally ill, and this is a shift. al qaeda, and might want to have theyre of individuals who would like to train, they tended to be late 20's or in their 30's, and al qaeda has carefully controlled it brand and has look for sometimes months or years to create large-scale, spectacular attacks. an

kayla mueller's father says in june officials tell them his daughter was forced to marry the group's leader. the arizona native was taken hostage in august of 2013 after leaving a doctors without borders hospital in searasm the islamic state group says she was killed during a jordanian air strike in syria. >>> happening today, a funeral is planned for a college football player shot and killed by police in texas. 19-year-old christian taylor was unarmed when he was killed by an officer during a suspected burglary in arlington. officer brad miller has been fired. the grand jury will now decide if miller will face charges in the case. >>> and police raided the office of staten island man doctor. investigators say donald lee edwards has no medical experience but ran an illegal practice out of a basement apartment for three years. this week, police took him into custody and confiscated medical equipment, blood vials and a doctor's badge from his office. authorities say he went undetected for calling in prescriptions under another doctor's name and put at least 100 trusting patients at ris

. >> his predecessor, robert mueller, testified that we apprehended 59,000 people from countries other than mexico illegally coming in the country. these countries included somalia, iran, pakistan -- all of the usual suspects. how does the rubio administration keep bad things and that people out of the country? mr. rubio: the majority of people crossing the border from mexico are not from mexico. there from latin america central america -- honduras, el salvador. they're coming from all over the world. if you can get to mexico, you can get to the united states. you can cross the border. mexicans realize this, as well. mexicans have become really serious about security on their side. they recognize these are people coming into their country, and if they cannot make it across, they will have to stay in mexico. there is now the opportunity to work with mexican authorities to increasingly secure those borders that remain porous. create infrastructure on the ground, the sensors, the cameras that cut off the crossing points to only those authorized points. we transact a lot of business every

the information came from a 14 year old girl who was also being held with mueller. yesterday would have been her 27th birthday. her death was reported this past february. >>> events are cancelled today at pennsylvania racetrack after a deadly crash there. sprint car driver james campbell jr. was killed last night after crashing into a wall on the clay track in mechanics bug that happened during a warm up lap at williams grove speedway. two other cars were involved in the crash. the rest of the program has now been cancelled. >>> also the faa is on the scene of a small plane crash in pennsylvania. the pilot survived after crashing in six to eight feet of water in a local river. federal investigators say it appears the plane is an amateur built experimental plane. a friend of the pilot says that it's likely he tried to get back to the runway after having some engine problems, but put the plane down in that river when he knew he could not make it. >>> a crime we haven't heard much about but lately any it way new this morning the search is on for a man accused of attack

intelligence officials say an american aid worker held hostage by isis was raped repeated limit kalin mueller's father says in june, officials told him his daughter also was forced to marry the group's leader. and the arizona native was taken hostage in august of 2013 after leaving a doctors without borders hospital in syria. the islamic state group claims she was killed during a jordanian air strike in syria. >>> happening today, a funeral is planned for ar college football player shot and killed by police in texas. 19-year-old christian taylor was unarmed when he was killed by an officer during a suspected burglary in arlington. officer brad miller has since been fired. the grand jury will decide if miller will face charges in the case. >>> new york senator chuck schumer is offering a chance to see pope francis. he launched a statewide internet lottery for a ticket to see the pontiff address congress on september 24, a first for a pope. he said that the senator's web site can be visited to apply, the drawing held the final week of august. and then from dc pope francis will head to new york. f

a new american flag mueller is -- mural is being painted on the side of the building. >> i love that wall. i love the view from the street, it's a nice, very well traveled highway here and that's what caught my eye and we reached out to them and they said, yes, so here i am. >> he is currently on a mission to paint an american flag on a vfw or american legion post in every state. >>> eight weeks of intensive treatment have paid off from larry hogan. he says 95% of his cancer is gone but the treatment taken its toll on the work alcoholic who says -- work -- >>> we should learn more about jimmy carter's cancer diagnosis on thursday. that is when the 90-year-old former president is planning to release more details at a news conference at the carter center in atlanta. cbs medical correspondent dr. john la puke reports carter has a history of pancreatic cancer, a disease that killed his dad and three of his siblings. >>> a new first of its kind study may change the way cancer patients are treated. >> researchers say their study is an example of how precision medicine can work. weijia jian

jack hustle terrier too frisky for his first owner he was about to be sent to the pound when von muellerd to take him in. after a few bit parts uggie attained superstardom in the 2011 oscar winning film "the artist" stealing scene after scene from leading man jean dujardin. in his most heroic moment uggie saves his owner from a burning house by running for help in the nick of time. though a star now on the red carpet as well as silver screen uggie was ruled ineligible for an oscar by the motion picture academy. british film academy rejected him, too, saying he's not a human being and as his unique motivation was sausages, he is not qualified. after retiring from films, uggie did occasional commercials and served as a spokes dog for the dog rescue movement. uggie was 1 years old. >> cowan: still to come. al franken. >> what a wonderful second chapter. >> cowan: the life in politics. and -- >> how much artistic freedom do you have? a matter of money. ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and the

and in the middle we have mark frank mueller the director of the center for faith-based initiatives at usaid and janet kates at the kaiser family foundation. you have their full bios in the handout so i won't go into all of the details, but you can see that we have a very -- a very important panel up here and we are eager to dive into some interesting discussion on this. i think we all know in the first panel made very clear the importance of engaging with and understanding the role of the faith-based communities in providing global health, in providing information, especially in reaching communities, the poorest of the poor, the hard to reach areas. i'm reminded of a time not long ago when i was in it ethiopia and interviewed an orthodox priest and we were talking about family planning and i asked him what message he gave to his followers and he said roughly translated, family planning isn't a sin. hungry children is a sin. and it is just a fascinating lens through which we can see against the importance of faith leaders and the information they can transfer to their communities in en