agency wanted omar to be one too.ould the fbi be so close but missed the warning signs? joining me special agent chad jenkins. thank you for joining us. >> absolutely. heather: you say the fbi did its job correctly, trying to recruit omar mateen on top of his father being recruited for 11 years. why do you think they took the appropriate action? >> if you look at the investigative techniques the fbi agent did in 2013 where there was an open investigation of omar mateen, he exhausted every investigative technique in his power under the fbi's dialogue, the rules that fbi agents have to stay within. he exhausted all those investigative techniques. they were not gleaning getting more criminal or terrorist information to keep the case open so he had to close it. once the case is closed and he had the information it is smart to go ahead and target omar mateen as a potential source since you have all that information on the individual and always trying to that and recruit sources. what better want to recruit than one we just

and they are trying to recruit omar for what reason.o it's obvious that the fbi felt that omar did have a connection to terrorism and that he could possibly, if they coull flip him, give him information they could on the wise not obtain. so not revealing this would be obvious, they don't know if they made a mistake or not, but they rather play it safe. >> i want to play a sound byte from director comey, june 13, 2016, about this matter. let's watch. >> we are also going to look hard at our own work to see if there is something we should have done something different. so far the honest answer is i don't think so. so far we think there is no indication that he was part of any kind of network. it is also not entirely clear just what terrorist group he aspired to support. >> wouldn't that have been the time, terry, for the director, director comey, by the way, this was a presidential election year. let's not forget that, 2016. we were fudging a lot of stuff in 2012 when romney was running against obama with benghazi. the benghazi thing stic

the father of omar mateen, remember him? terrorist that gunned down 49 people at the pulse nightclub attack back in 2016. it was just revealed as an fbi informant. that is according to court documents and testimony in the trial of noor salman. authorities killed mateen on the night of attack, but his widow is facing charges for aiding and abetting her husband when she dropped him off that night. at the trial today, and fbi special agent testified that omar's father, seddique mateen, was an fbi informant for more than a decade prior to the pulse nightclub attack, and according to reporters in the courtroom, the agent also revealed the fbi was considering making omar himself and informant. nice. this despite the fact that the agency knew omar had previously spoken out to friends and associates about having ties to terrorist organizations. it was all a joke, i'm sure he paid for more on this incredible story, let's go to former lapd detective mark fuhrman and terry torchia, who formerly worked in fbi counterterror, describing b

we contacted sealy and it replaced omar's mattress. the company didn't explain why it at first denied the claim. instead in a statement it said our customer service team is always happy to provide help to consumers when they need assistance. one last note here. warranties change over time. for example, sealy's website lists three warranty updates since 2003 so you've got to keep an original copy of your warranty and don't make any assumptions about what's covered or not. if you have a consumer complaint please call us, 888-996-tips or log on to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> at 4:56 happening today the gavel you see san francisco congresswoman and house minority leader nancy pelosi holding there is going in a museum. pelosi donating it to the smithsonian. the gavel was given to her when she became speaker of the house in 2007. republican john boehner took over in 2010. she is the first and so far only woman to hold that position. strong gavel there. >>> this next story is one of my favorite stories for the day. too adorable for words but

is omar mateen a risk?at time. >> sandra: that's where you and tammy differ then. >> this is the issue. how really do you trust an investigation into the son of an informant who is with his father, knows his father, they know what's going on, and trust that you have got the same people handling the informant as investigating the son whereas in the arrest of the son would invariably put at risk the informant. you know this is a problem. this is why the american people are looking very funny at this dynamic and why all of the things that should have been huge flags and they did nothing and then the disappearance of the wife, of the widow for they allowed her to leave the state and go to california to live for a year. but this comes at a time when the fbi either through neglect like at parkland, and incompetence or in this dynamic my goodness how do you separate the two? you certainly can't. >> sandra: i want to give terry the last word here. >> okay. again, really reasonable issues. i cannot look at this and

carolina: viuda del asesino omar mattin es nombrada no culpable. ♪ ♪ javier: desde acÁ desde el foros univisiÓn te saludamos. aileen: luego de tres dÍas de deliberaciones fue absuelta a la vida de omar mael pistolero que acabÓ con la vida de 49 personas en un club gay. javier: explÍcanos por favor en quÉ quedÓ todo esto. >> despuÉs de 12 horas de deliberaciones del jurado ha determinado que esta mujer no es culpable de ninguno de los cargos que se le estaban acusando y eso es muy importante porque tenÍa sobre ella la posibilidad de una cadena perpetua por obstrucciÓn a la justicia y despuÉs por haber ayudado a su esposo a planear el atentado en el que murieron 49 personas y que en aquel momento se convirtiÓ en el atentado mÁs mortÍfera en la historia de este paÍs cometido por una sola persona. javier: cuando hablamos de este veredicto en primera instancia se conversaba que la mujer tenÍa rasgos de que no le importaba lo que estaba pasando a su alrededor, eso quedÓ en nada. ♪ >>lo que ha quedado en todo esto es la demostraciÓnal menos asÍ lo ha querido presentar la defensa de que ella

omar has seen a lot of death. he said the boy was a soul he wanted to save. we have been following dr amani, a paediatrician in an underground hospital, who spends every day with the wounded and the dying. in that place, they are all fighting fear, with regime soldiers advancing into eastern ghouta. dr amani sent a message. translation: it is the worst it has been for many days, the shelling is brutal, bombs, rockets, all kinds of weapons. this may be my last message. the injured are everywhere, the operating theatres are full of wounded people. we don't have enough doctors to help them and our own homes are being shelled. a small amount of aid is being brought into eastern ghouta. all the talk of a humanitarian ceasefire is being ignored. this war started seven years ago. its horror goes on. jeremy bowen, bbc news. thousands of pupils around the country have been taking part in the bbc‘s school report day — finding stories in their local area, and producing their own news bulletins. the focus of this year's project is fake news and how to spot it as our wale

this was filmed by omar, a cameraman who gives his material to the bbc.was caught up in it. he is deaf, so he hadn't heard warnings to ta ke deaf, so he hadn't heard warnings to take cover. omar, the cameraman worried the boy would be to death and told us the eight minutes it took for the ambulance to arrive we re took for the ambulance to arrive were the worst he had enjoyed since the battle for eastern ghouta had began. omar carried him to the ambulance where he was squeezed in next to the bodies of the dead. omar has seen a lot of death. he said the boy was a soul he wanted to say. we have been following this doctor, a paediatrician and an underground hospital who spends every day with the wounded and the dying. in that place, they are all fighting fear, where regime soldiers are advancing into the eastern ghouta. the doctor sent a message. translation: into the eastern ghouta. the doctor sent a message. translatiosz into the eastern ghouta. the doctor sent a message. translation: it is the worst it has been for many days, the worst it has been for man

this was filmed by omar, a cameraman who gives his material to the bbc.outside his building. a small boy, omran, was caught up in it. he is deaf, so he hadn't heard warnings to take cover. omar, the cameraman, worried the boy would bleed to death and told us the eight minutes it took for the ambulance to arrive were the worst he had endured since the battle omar carried him to the ambulance where he was squeezed in next to the bodies of the dead. omar has seen a lot of death. he said omran was a soul he wanted to save. we have been following dr amani, a paediatrician in an underground hospital, who spends every day with the wounded and the dying. in that place, they are all fighting fear, where regime soldiers are advancing into eastern ghouta. dr amani sent a message. translation: it is the worst it has been for many days, the shelling is brutal, bombs, rockets, all kinds of weapons. this may be my last message. the injured are everywhere, the operating theatres are full of wounded people. we don't have enough doctors to help them and our own homes are b

and told investigators about the odd exchange identifying the stranger as omar mateen saying omar mateena gun. paying close attention all day leaving noor salman's family leaving confident. >> paying attention. >> this comes with a bombshell revelation that omar mateen's followed was an fbi influence who worked for the bureau for 20 years leading up to his son opening fire in 2016. the attorneys tried to use that to get the case dismissed or declared a mistrial but the judge used. rob: a mural honoring ambushed attack, somebody complained this mural violates code and is a safety hazard. 5 police officers killed in 2016 at a black lives matter rally, they were ambushed. families hope the mural will find a new home. the city unveiled their own memorial last year. jillian: how to teach illegal immigrants how to stand up to ice. >> ice is making early-morning sweeps, using tricks to get people to open their doors. and to not open the door. >> reporter: the group releasing videos and several language of showing to how to keep ice from arresting them. city williams voiced the english version i

omar jimenez reports.utopsy released friday afternoon reveals stephon clark was shot eight times by police - including six wounds in his back according to clark's family attorneys---who hired the forensic pathologist-- the report contradicts sacramento police officer's version of events. dr. bennet omalu/ forensic pathologist: the proposition that has been presented that he was assailing the officers, meaning he was facing the officers, is inconsistent with the prevailing forensic evidencethe shooting sparked days of protests from residents demanding answers for why the 22 year old unarmed black man was shot while on his grandmother's property. the officers say they believed clark was pointing a gun at them. but investigators only found a cell phone near his body. friday's autopsy also revealed clark did not immediately die after he was shot.dr. bennet omalu/ forensic pathologist: death took about three to ten minutes. it was not an instantaneous death. the release comes one day after clark's funeral where

closed the counterterrorism investigation into omar mateen in two thousand march of twenty four. because. but what really does that are right but what's really disturbing then when you watch it is that the f.b.i. event in that report consider that the agent that was doing the assessment considered using omar seen as a confidential as well like a father a lot of questions for the f.b.i. i love the question still got to answer. on international women's day laurie mercer associate professor in the department of leadership and organizational behavior at the norwegian school of business made a very interesting point she said the barriers to equality are not only ignorance in action and massage day but also false believes that we have arrived and not a quality involves both women and men something the female leadership of norway truly understands norway with a population of little over five million is in a unique position to tackle the challenge of helping men feel empowered in an economy and society that is slowly destroying the gender roles and careers that they have been expected to

closed the counterterrorism investigation into omar mateen in two thousand march of twenty fourteen. because. and but what's really does that are right but what's really disturbing then when you watch it is that the f.b.i. vetting in that report consider that the agent that was doing the assessment considered using omar and as a confidential as well like a father. a lot of questions for the f.b.i. the question still got all the answers. on international women's day laurie mercer associate professor in the department of leadership and organizational behavior at the norwegian school of business made a very interesting point she said the barriers to equality are not only ignorance in action and massage but also false believes that we have a right and not a quality and voles both women and men something the female leadership of norway truly understands norway with a population of little over five million this in a unique position to tackle the challenge of helping men feel empowered in an economy and society that is slowly destroying the gender roles and careers that they have been expec

sharif >> well, for people of a certain generation, we will remember omar sharif, the great egyptian -- >> lawrence of arabia. >> not to mention and the great singer and it's interesting to -- that you show the story of the other, that each side is able to somehow connect. >> the pull is always there. the stuff gets in the way, the stuff that has to do with money and power. i was just in tel aviv. when you go to egypt or to israel -- israel's -- the food in israel has become great and mostly because they love the food from all around them. the music, the art, the food, that's a connecting point. that's possibly the most important connecting point and that's why when i know we or any administration cuts funding for the arts they're really cutting just yet another one of those connections. >> talk about that a little before we go on regarding your play. the arts are being given short shrift around the world. in your perspective what is an adolescence without the arts? >> it's a one-way ticket to trumpsville, that's how it feels to me and when i say that i mean there's this move towards

so, omar, again, such a crazy character.. and i guess this wasn't originally in the dna of omar, but you were given british-isms. things that were not true to what somebody maybe in baltimore would talk like. >> you know, now that i realize, that i was like, you know, nice going, dave. but, you know, we were kids when we came to that show. and i know for myself, i was -- didn't have a lot of success academically speaking. you know, didn't excel in school and all that stuff. so, you know, it was like a learning experience. you know, i came to the show very green and very immature in a lot of ways. david, like, if you give a kid opportunity to excel, they'll probably rise to the occasion. so it was kind of like that. and where else would i get a chance to, you know to make "do tell" work in a sentence than on "the wire." [ light laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> quote greek mythology and really have it sound gangster. >> seth: yeah. >> only "the wire." >> seth: only "the wire." yeah, that's true. "do tell" was not something that i

namely that omar mateen went into pulse with the intention to target gay people.e right loved it because they like to depict muslims as being incompatible with the left and hating guys. the left loved it because it put lbgts as the victim of a hate crime. the reality is that he had never been to pulse. he had gone to multiple other locations in the days leading up to the attack and on that day that had nothing to do with the gay community, disney, other places he hadit judged were too fortifiedd by security. he chose pulse randomly by entering google and asked what is a orlando downtown nightclub. the evidence is overwhelming that he was motivated not that he was motivated not what he said during the entire attack which it was being done in retaliation for what he perceived as 15 years of u.s. killing of muslims, women and children who were innocent in muslim countries. >> tucker: interesting. now we learn that his father was an fbi informant. this fits a pattern with these massacres and, you know, i don't think we know enough to really understand what it means bu

omar jimenez reports.endent autopsy released friday afternoon reveals stephon clark was shot eight times by police - including six wounds in his back according to clark's family attorneys---who hired the forensic pathologist-- the report contradicts sacramento police officer's version of events. dr. bennet omalu/ forensic pathologist: the proposition that has been presented that he was assailing the officers, meaning he was facing the officers, is inconsistent with the prevailing forensic evidencethe shooting sparked days of protests from residents demanding answers for why the 22 year old unarmed black man was shot while on his grandmother's property. the officers say they believed clark was pointing a gun at them. but investigators only found a cell phone near his body. friday's autopsy also revealed clark did not immediately die after he was shot.dr. bennet omalu/ forensic pathologist: death took about three to ten minutes. it was not an instantaneous death. the release comes one day after clark's funer

tonight, the verdict in the trial of omar mateen's wife. >>> the show of force by russia testing a sophisticated new ballistic missile raising fears of a new arms race. >>> emergency open heart surgery for arnold schwarzenegger. a late update on the actor and former california governor. >>> and you won't believe this one. >> who is this guy? >> an nhl stand-in with a day job gets the call of a lifetime and takes his team to a thrilling finish. >>> this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. i'm kate snow in for lester tonight. there's growing outrage tonight after new details emerged regarding two separate police shootings in this country. one the recent case that has prompted protests in sacramento. the other the death of alton sterling outside a convenience store in baton rouge, louisiana, back in 2016. for nearly two years now, sterling's family has been demanding to see surveillance video of what happened. late today, baton rouge police released it. we'll have more on that in just a moment. but we begin with new information about the death of stephon clark in sacramento las

she was a victim of omar mateen like everyone else. amy hollyfield is live in rodeo where salman has family. >> reporter: hi, kristen. this is where she grew up. the relatives here this morning did not want to comment, but some relatives traveled to florida for this trial. this morning they say they are elat elated. her relatives were filled with joy as they left the courtroom this morning after the not guilty verdict was announced. >> i want to say thank you. thank you a lot for getting my niece free. >> reporter: noor salman sobbed and her family gasped when the verdict was read in a florida courtroom. she was accused of helping her husband in the 2016 attack on the pulse nightclub. omar mateen killed 49 people before police shot and killed him. prosecutors believe his wife knew about his plans, his guns and his extreme views, and she did nothing to stop him. jurors did not agree. >> i told you so. now i came here to tell you, i told you she's innocent. when she said she was innocent, we stood by her. >> reporter: noor's relatives sa

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in the meantime, his subordinate omar bradley gets that assignment. and so, ironly bradley becomes his boss. >> my grandfather purchased willy while in england.

she's the first and hopefully the last victim of omar mateen. and, you know, we hope that the jury will render the right verdict here. >> salman was born in the east bay, went to high school in crockett. if convicted, she could face life in prison. >>> a high-profile departure at uber. sources tell nbc news that the co-founder of uber's self-driving truck company is out. the news comes following that deadly crash in arizona last week. an uber suv in self-driving mode when it hit a woman crossing the mode. the crash was first thought to be the first person hit and called by an autonomous vehicle. uber declined to comment to nbc news on the departure. >>> facebook says it is trying to make things better. today it unveiled new measures that give people more control over their data on the site. users are now able to download their entire facebook history and delete whatever they want. the change comes as facebook officials have acknowledged that cambridge analytica had accessed personal information from 50 million users without their permission back

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>> glor: omar villafranca all over that story. omar, thank you very much.t on the "cbs evening news," we're getting a look at a aevealing memo. how a facebook executive justified murder and terrorism in pursuing profits. and later he set out to teach a exammer a lesson. never expecting what would happen next. st can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis, little things can be a big deal. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not an injection or a cream. it's a pill that treats psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable after just 4 months, ... with reduced redness, thickness, and scaliness of plaques. and the otezla prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. otezla may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. tell your doctor if these occur. otezla is associated with an incre

the judge says omar mateen's passes are relevant. >> reporter: after the entire things happen there was youtube video, and the hillary clinton rally, the campaign rally, a lot more. great to have you here. >> turned off an alarm system at a russian shopping mall packed with children and their parents went up in flames. exits were blocked and doors were shut. helpless children calling their parents to say goodbye. 64 people as russian investigators logica metal investigation. the final moments leading up to the deadly helicopter crash in new york city, the pilot telling federal investigators he went to cut the fuel as the chopper was going down but it was already off, a passenger's harness tripped the switch and the pilot said he tried to turn it back on and restart the engine but it was too late. we 5 passengers were killed in that crash. an entire county in california could soon break away from the state absent to every law. orange county leaders will meet to discuss whether to join the us government lawsuit over the wall which limits police cooperation with officials, and a resolution

>> glor: omar villafranca in austin, thank you.r today put the brakes on all road testing of its self-driving cars after a deadly accident. a pedestrian in tempe, arizona, was killed last night by a self- driving uber taxi. it is believed to be the first fatality caused by an autonomous vehicle. our transportation correspondent kris van cleave is in arizona. >> reporter: the force of the fatal crash dented the front of the uber self-driving s.u.v. it was in autonomous mode with only a safety driver on board. tempe, arizona, police say 49- year-old elaine herzberg was walking a bicycle across a busy thoroughfare used by pedestrians sunday night. she was not in a crosswalk. >> preliminary investigation showed that the vehicle was traveling at approximately 40mph. our investigation did not show at this time that there were significant signs of the vehicle slowing down. >> reporter: this is the first- known fatal accident involving an autonomous vehicle. in a statement, uber said, "our hearts go out to the victim's family. we are fully

un juradoabsolviÓ a la esposa de omar matÍn de haberlo ayudado en la masacre de orlando.mpaÑÓ a su esposo. los abogados de la familia de stefan clarkpresentaron los resultados de una autopsia independiente donde muestran la cantidad de balazos que recibiÓ el joven. el reporte lo tiene grecia. grecia:ocho disparos de bala fue los que recibiÓ stefan clark. el joven de 22 aÑos fue abatido porpolicÍas el 18 de marzo. el encargado de dar a conocer los resultados fue el mÉdico forense que mostrÓ a travÉs de un cartel los lugares donde clark recibiÓ los disparos. el primero de ellos en el costado y un total de seis en la espalda. segÚn el mÉdico forense, estaba de espaldas cuando fue baleado por los agentes y a pesar de recibir varios disparos, su muerte no fue instantÁnea. >>es una cosa que no deberÍa estar pasando en esta Época. deberÍamos tener mÁs comprensiÓn con los ciudadanos. >>cambios es lo que espera la comunidad afroamericana, quienes se han visto vulnerables. seÑala casandra que su comunidad se siente dolida. dice sentir su corazÓn pesado por la pÉrdida de uno de los

reporter omar jimenez has the details. an independent autopsy released friday afternoon reveals stephon clark was shot eight times by police - including six wounds in his back according to clark's family attorneys---who hired the forensic pathologist-- the report contradicts sacramento police officer's version of events. dr. bennet omalu/ forensic pathologist: the proposition that has been presented that he was assailing the officers, meaning he was facing the officers, is inconsistent with the prevailing forensic evidencethe shooting sparked days of protests from residents demanding answers for why the 22 year old unarmed black man was shot while on his grandmother's property. the officers say they believed clark was pointing a gun at them. but investigators only found a cell phone near his body. friday's autopsy also revealed clark did not immediately die after he was shot.dr. bennet omalu/ forensic pathologist: death took about three to ten minutes. it was not an instantaneous death. the release comes one day after clar

we contacted sealy and it replaced omar's mattress.idn't explain why it at first denied the claim. instead in a statement it said our customer service team is always happy to provide help to consumers when they need assistance. one last note here. warranties change over time. for example, sealy's website lists three warranty updates since 2003 so you've got to keep an original copy of your warranty and don't make any assumptions about what's covered or not. if you have a consumer complaint call us 888-996-tips or log on to nbcbayarea.com/responds. >>> it's 6:26 right now. this is just heart breaking new video showing some of the youngest casualties the victims we should say of war being dramatically rescued in syria. a syrian opposition group called syrian civil defense released this video showing a boy, then there's a girl underneath all of that rubble. it all happened out of a bombed out building in a suburb of damascus earlier this week. the u.n. says at least 100 people died in attacks on monday making it the deadliest day in syria

omar jimenez reports. an independent autopsy released friday afternoon reveals stephon clark was shot eight times by police - including six wounds in his back according to clark's family attorneys---who hired the forensic pathologist-- the report contradicts sacramento police officer's version of events. dr. bennet omalu/ forensic pathologist: the proposition that has been presented that he was assailing the officers, meaning he was facing the officers, is inconsistent with the prevailing forensic evidencethe shooting sparked days of protests from residents demanding answers for why the 22 year old unarmed black man was shot while on his grandmother's property. the officers say they believed clark was pointing a gun at them. but investigators only found a cell phone near his body. friday's autopsy also revealed clark did not immediately die after he was shot.dr. bennet omalu/ forensic pathologist: death took about three to ten minutes. it was not an instantaneous death. the release comes one day after clar

. >> otro lugar estaba en los planes de omar mateen, el responsable de la masacre en la discoteca pulso >> la comunidad aterrada luego de la apariciÓn sin vida de una persona en la bahÍa. >> "disney springs" en "disney world" era el blanco original de "omar mateen". --de acuerdo a la fiscala, "mateen", fue visto en el parque das antes del ataque de la discoteca "pulse", pero al ser atemorizado por la polica cambi de objetivo. --imgenes revelan que "mateen" compr una carreola y un muÑeco, donde habria escondido . >> imÁgenes revelan que comprÓ una carreta y un muÑeco donde escondiÓ el arma de fuego. >> en carolina del sur un conductor trata de evadir a las autoridades y disparan, no contaba con que un voluntario estatal de la divisiÓn de organismos de seguridad respondiÓ, de acuerdo a agentes siguiendo su protocolo. >> el condado en la florida donde varios incendios de maleza obligaron el cierre de un tramo de la carretera interestatal 95 las autoridades alertaron a los conductores para que tomaran rutas alternas y hasta el momento son mÁs de 250 acres consumidos con un 50% extinguido, n

omar villafranca is in round rock, texas. omar, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. news is able to confirm that the dead suspect is 23-year-old mark anthony conditt. officers started to get a tip about the possible suspect. that led them to this red roof inn in round rock, north of austin. officers spotted his car in the parking lot. and that's when they moved in, because he started driving away. they were able to confront him. that's when the bomb in his car blew up. >> this is the culmination of three very long weeks for our community. >> reporter: the suspected austin serial bomber's reign of terror all came to an end early this morning. >> as members of the austin police department s.w.a.t. team approached the vehicle, the suspect detonated a bomb inside the vehicle. >> reporter: our cbs affiliate in austin obtained these surveillance photos. it's believed he dropped off two suspicious packages at a south austin fedex office. earlier tuesday, investigators found those packages containing explosive at two separate fedex facilities near austin and san antonio. one

the wife of the pulse gunman, omar mateen cleared in court. why the jury decided she had no connection to the nightclub massacre. >>> more trouble for the president's cabinet. what abc news has learned about the epa administrator, scott pruitt. the sweetheart real estate deal involving an nra lobbyist, and a senior white house official calling the situation beyond frustrating. >>> plunging to earth, the space junk crashing toward the earth's atmosphere. we have new timing for that possible strike, and what are the chances someone gets hurt? >>> and breaking news out of hollywood. arnold schwarzenegger undergoing emergency surgery. >>> and the miracle on ice. the accountant pulled from the stands, called in to play professional hockey. how he saved the game. > >>> and good evening. welcome to "world news tonight." i'm tom llamas in for david. and we begin with the results of a private autopsy on stephon clark, the unarmed black man fatally shot by police in sacramento. an infrared camera and helicopter, you see it there, showing clark running t

event in that report consider that the agent that was doing the assessment considered using omar seen as a confidential as well like a father. a lot of questions for you have a question still go to. an international women's day lori mercer associate professor in the department of leadership and organizational behavior at the norwegian school of business made a very interesting point she said that the barriers to equality are not only ignorance in action and massaged me but also false beliefs that we have a right and not a quality and voles both women and men something the female leadership of norway truly understands norway with a population of little over five million this in a unique position to tackle the challenge of helping men feel empowered in an economy and society that is slowly destroying the gender roles and careers that they have been expected to sell as prime minister earlier solberg put it quote the challenge in scandinavian countries is not to end up with a large group of young men who have no purpose in life no hope for a job and what women around the world are been en

the trial also produced the revelation that omar mateen's father had been an fbi informan for over aeck katie. saadiq mateen was an fbi informant, whether his son few that owner we never heard. we also heard the son investigated the father after the shooting, he had made a number of payments overseas before the shooting. he or no one elsive ever charged in this shooting expect his wid dow and the victor not. >> all right, pete williams. >>> da secretary david shulkin give you his side of the story after president trump fired him. what he's saying how it all went down and about the man nominated to replace him. get it for jean who's always cold. for the sales team, it and the warehouse crew. give us the data we need. in one place, anywhere we need it. help us do our jobs better. with domo we can run this place together. well that's that's your job i guess. ♪ (vo)just one touch.ith with fancy feast creamy delights, she can have just the right touch of real milk. easily digestible, it makes her favorite entrées even more delightful. fancy feast creamy delights. love is in the details. >

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omar said he cared for that mattress by the book.pping it over and rotating it every few months. so when that sagging started, he filed a claim with sealy because it was still under warranty but sealy denied the claim. openar said he reviewed those pictures and determined that it was his fault. he must have spilled something on the mattress. omar said that wasn't true. he reached out to us for help. we contacted sealy and it replaced his mattress. the company didn't explain why it at first denied the claim. instead in a statement it said our customer service team is always happy to provide help to consumers when they need assistance. one last thing. warranties change over time. you have to keep an original copy of your warranty and don't make any assumption about what is so covered or not. >>> a last-second shot by a livermore high school basketball player is getting a lot of attention. this didn't win the game but it has changed some lives. >> terry mcsweeney was at livermore high school with how parents of autism are really loving

her husband, omar mateen, killed 49 people when he ambushed the orlando club in 2016. she was accused of helping him plan the attack. in a letter to the orlando sentinel newspaper, the jury foreman wrote a verdict of not guilty did not mean that we thought noor salman was unaware of what omar mateen was planning to do. on the contrary, we were convinced she did not. the charges were aiding and abetting and obstruction of justice. we were presented with no option but to return a verdict of not guilty.>> knowing something here was not enough to convict her of the crime. >> reporter: the foreman also said he wished the fbi had recorded the interviews. it is not unusual for federal investigators to take notes and summarize a suspect's statement rather than record it. >> terrorism cases are difficult prosecute. that is the bottom line.>> reporter: noor salman's mother is overjoyed. a neighbor across the street told us this is a chance for noor salman and her young son to make a fresh start.>> she can start her new life. >> reporter: her mother told us her daughter may stay

>> the fbi arrested salman after her husband, omar matine murdered 49 injured 53 more in the pulse massacre in orlando june 2016. federal prosecutors charged her with obstruction and supporting a terrorist organization. saying she knew her hutz band was following isis, buying weapons, and plotting an attack. >> while we are disappointed in the jury verdict we respect their verdict. >> salman's lawyers and family argued the case lacked hard evidence. jurors agreed, setting her free. >> now we are looking forward to make my niece and hire a therapist for her. i don't know how she is going to make up for the two years. >> she is silent. but her focus is clear. >> she will tell her son, she always told him. she loves him more than anything. >> she could be back as i said, home, here with her 5-year-old son and mom as early as tomorrow. northern california attorney, meanwhile, hue has tried numerous criminal cases in federal court, tells me that it its very, rare to get an acquittal in a high profile case like this. he said, i quote here, if you are acquitted in a federal court case like this, t

this is a diving instructor omar and he stops what he's doing to help this poor turtle out. >> is that like a wire or just heavy fishing line around his left fin? >> it's fishing line around its neck, and it was trying to break free, and it started getting tighter, so omar had his clippers with him. you can see how tight it is around its neck. >> the poor animal. >> the government of the philippines said because of global warming, because of trash left behind by humans that only one in 1,000 of these make it to maturity because of the human impact on the planet. now in this next video you're going to think boy, this tortoise is in a lot of danger. it's near a watering hole. >> oh, ooh! >> don't mind me. don't mind me. whoops. >> we're not going to crush it but they're going to push it around. >> they walk around it or over it. they do not step on it. >> that's like being in your car and a heard of godzillas is walking around you. can you imagine what that must be like? >> might be a little nerve-racking and make it walk a little quicker. as you can see at the end of the video where it

.>> her husband, omar mateen killed 49 people when he ambushed the orlando club in 2016. noor salman was accused of helping him plan the attack. in a letter, the jury foreman wrote, a verdict of not guilty did not mean that we thought noor salman was unaware of what omar mateen was planning to do, on the contrary, we were convinced she did know, that charges work obstruction of justice. we were presented with no option but to return a verdict of not guilty.>> knowing something, obviously here wasn't enough to convict her of the crime of obstruction or material support for terrorism or other charges that they looked at.>> the foreman said, he wished the fbi had recorded the interviews. a security analyst, and former special agent says it is not unusual for federal investors to take note and summarize the suspects statement rather than recorded.>> terrorism cases are really difficult to prosecute, that is the bottom line.>> her mother is overjoyed.>> thank you for the justice. >> a neighbor across the street told us this is the chance for noor salman and her young son to ma

this was filmed by omar, a cameraman who gives his material to the bbc.heard warnings to take cover. omar, the cameraman, worried the boy would bleed to death and told us the eight minutes it took for the ambulance to arrive were the worst he had endured since the battle for eastern ghouta had began. omar carried him to the ambulance where he was squeezed in next to the bodies of the dead. omar has seen a lot of death. he said the boy was a soul he wanted to save. we have been following this doctor, a paediatrician in an underground hospital, who spends every day with the wounded and the dying. in that place, they are all fighting fear, where regime soldiers are advancing into the eastern ghouta. the doctor sent a message. translation: it is the worst it has been for many days, the shelling is brutal, bombs, rockets, all kinds of weapons. this may be my last message. the injured are everywhere, the operating theatres are full of wounded people. we don't have enough doctors to help them and our own homes are being shelved. a small amount of aid is being br

of them us now the israelis regard him as a terrorist organization and say that they believe that omaral kiss twenty was involved in terror activity as they had him tekel to the ground they started firing bullets in the vicinity. of the israeli commanders into the university through this introns there was any israeli army units there was positioned outside here and as you can see this is where the guards sit they detained the guards in their room while the commandos themselves came into the university campus they came into the main part of the campus which is here and in front of the student representative council they tackled all markets twenty to the ground. what is clear is that they entered this university in what the campus administration says was in violation of international law they have called on the academic community to condemn israeli actions pointing out that this is not an isolated incident. r.t. outside ramallah but we spoke with dr saad he works in university where the incident took place and he says the police carried out the raid posing as journalists there are soldie