omar: i ran that way. reporter: it's a complex case.he e military, police units, s well as criminal gangs, are all likely involved. irving: the reconstruction is meant to allow us to visualize the crime scenes, to understand the extent of the violence and how it was coordinated. it's hard to understand that if you've just got a file with 500 or 600 pages. repoporter: the scene of the cre in 3d. the reconstructionimims to sw what h happened whenen, basedn geodata, photos, and videos. there is an exhibition, but the information is online as well. amnesty international is one organization using digital investigations more and more to protect human rights. for the past year, it's bebeen teaching students, like these here in britain, how to scrutinize pictures and videos from social media. olivia iannelli is one of the first members of the digital verification corps. olivia: so it's given back the power to the citizens on the ground and it's kind of now a meanans of defense. so many people can now turn to their mobile phones, start recording

many of the top taliban leaders once attended this major us including mullah omar. for this reason sami al-haj has been described as the father of the taliban. he spoke to al-jazeera about the crucial stage following the nine eleven attacks when america pressured pakistan to request the handover of bin laden. and more of a month i mean would you but i don't. know about if he says to me from anywhere for that amount of jennifer. from a dive into this long by the men who got them see them in a. way your duty. to get them all brother. or how did you have to live there or are there other would have. to go your problem . there. well bartley money money more to be in the we are there. but on a visit or difficult but not of the here or in what he had. not all muslim scholars in afghanistan pakistan taken by mullah omar some suggested bin laden should leave the country to avoid the expected american onslaught. this threaten the taliban with division among their own ranks. there will fall maybe good was it a good yeah but the body. of someone who could very. well in the worl

many of the top taliban leaders once attended this major us including mullah omar. for this reason sami al-haj has been described as the father of the taliban. he spoke to al jazeera about the crucial stage following the nine eleven attacks when america pressured pakistan to request the handover of bin laden. and more of a month i mean would you but i don't. know about if he said to me but many more after that i must have been a fool but from a director this long by the men who got them see the minute. you're just a minute will be god yet the world they're not killing. or how did you have to live there or the other would have. to go you. don't. well barkley money money more to be in the we are there. but on a visit or you think open out of the here or. not old muslim scholars in afghanistan pakistan taken by mullah omar some suggested bin laden should leave the country to avoid the expected american onslaught. this threaten the taliban with division among their own ranks. there will fall mean good was it not to how good your buddy buddy. with someone you call ready

>> glor: alright, omar villafranca in santa fe, texas, thank you. to washington now.te house says the justice department has agreed to dig deeper into allegations that the f.b.i. spied on the 2016 trump campaign for political purposes. paula reid has the latest on this. >> reporter: deputy attorney general rod rosenstein arrived at the white house this afternoon for a showdown with president trump over an f.b.i. informant who had contacts with several trump campaign aides during the 2016 election. the informant met with at least three trump campaign advisers, carter page, george papadopolous, and sam clovis, after the f.b.i. learned that they had suspicious contacts with russians. yesterday the president tweeted, "i hereby demand that the department of justice look into whether or not the f.b.i., d.o.j. infiltrated or surveilled the trump campaign for political purposes." in response, rosenstein asked the inspector general's office to expand its current investigation into the origins of the russia probe. after today's meeting, the president appeared satisfied with tha

jeff. >> glor: omar villafranca remains in sante fe tonight. omar, thank you.ight, lawmakers are demanding answers from fema following our cbs news investigation of the national flood insurance program. we spoke to homeowners who spent years trying to get the money to fix their ruined homes while law firms hired to fight their claims collected huge fees. one louisiana law firm we looked at made at least $29 million of taxpayer money fighting superstorm sandy cases alone. today's bipartisan letter to fema expresses concern about the flood program after our report revealed what they called "a shocking lack of oversight by fema," especially related to litigation expenses. fema tells us it's been reforming the program, and insists it will pay every dime policy holders are due. r&b singer r. kelly is facing new accusations of misconduct tonight. a young woman is suing him for failing to disclose a sexually transmitted disease that she claims kelly gave her. the woman also accuses him of sexual battery. jericka duncan spoke with her. >> reporter: faith rodgers was 19

except for by one person 'he more i was writing this, and omar's voice came clearly to me. someone who actually can be funny and white and dry, and he -- even though he is dead his an incredibly joyful character, and i realize that, yes, there's a lot of death in the book but there's also a lot of life, and for me that's the duality. one doesn't exist without the other so why write a book but death without life or pain without joy. so i wanted to really incorporate all that. the more i thought about it, in writing omar and writing him crossing over from the spirit world into the land of the living, i realized this is an immigration story and an immigration story that i feel like i've carried around any whole life, trying to make sense of and it's all these different experience, not only in my own life but of people who i love, people who have shared their stories with me over the years, people in my community, and so much of it became -- it was two yes that was driving it, because a., omar left his family and abandoned them despite really loving them. and for me, the questi

, omar jesÚs, agrega omar.que me dan el pÚblico que va a llenar las salas. ayer me hablaron unas personas, unos amigos de nuevo laredo, te digo, que me decÍan que fueron a ver la funciÓn de la noche ayer, que abriÓ y no habÍa boletos. alan: en muchos cines, aunque se estrenÓ oficialmente el dÍa de hoy viernes, los cines hacen estas premier nocturnas a partir de las 9:00 p.m.. eugenio: y abrieron desde ayer, pero ya hoy a partir, ahorita ya vÁyanse al cine, dejen de trabajar, sin de semana del 5 de mayo, no pelea "el canelo", no hay nada mÁs quÉ hacer que ir al cine a ver "overboard" a divertirse. alan: es importante decirles que estÁn inglÉs y también esta doblaje en espaÑol. eugenio: le recomiendo que vayan a las dos porque la de inglÉs es la original, pero la de espaÑol tiene chistes diferentes. yo hice la adaptaciÓn en espaÑol y le metÍ muchos chistes. tiene sabor mexicano, le cambiÉ los chistes que son medio gringos, los hicimos mÁs mexicanos, metimos jiribilla estÁ muy simpática la versiÓn en espaÑol, asÍ

jeff. >> glor: omar villafranca on the neene where this happened. omar, thank you.t was looking to establish a line to the white house, but admitted today, it made a bad call. tore's paula reid. >> reporter: in a stunning message to employees, at&t c.e.o. randall stevenson said it was a big mistake to hire president trump's attorney michael cohen: novartis, a pharmaceutical company, has also said that hiring cohen was a "mistake." any response? both companies said cohen approached them about offering access and insight into gee trump administration. at&t paid cohen $600,000 to advise on its proposed merger with time warner, and other regulatory matters. novartis paid him $1.2 million. te payments were made to the same accounts that were used to direct $130,000 to adult film star stormy daniels, not to speak about her alleged affair math the president. >> there's nothing normal about it. >> reporter: nick allard, a longtime government relations lawyer and dean of the brooklyn law school, said it's virtually unheard of for a lawyer to peddle information on his client.

dozens of people attended a candlelight vigil for the victims and cbs reporter omar villafranca has more on tributes planned for today. >> across texas this morning, people paused to honor the lives lost in friday's school shooting. the governor called for a state wide moment of silence for the 10 victims killed and 13 injured in friday's massacre. >> there are no words. >> over the weekend, there were more tributes at church services and vigils. hundreds of worshipers attended this mosque to remember exchange student, who inspired to work in civil service. >> she wanted to be a business woman. she said she wanted to impact the world. >> on saturday night, hundreds of fans packed the stands at santa fe's playoff baseball game. two players even suited up after being shot during the massacre a day earlier. police say 17-year-old suspect dimitrios pagourtzis wore a trench coat and carried a remington 870 shotgun and a..38 caliber pistol during the attack. dan patrick suggested sunday that guns were not the issue. >> the best way to take that shooter down is with a gun. pagourtzis you are re

omar... ( james ) thanks omar. (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..er. lets start the morning with a check of weather and traffic... (dave)an upper level low over california will keep below normal temperatures, albeit warmer than this weekend, through the first half of the week. another upper level approaches the later half of the week and into the weekend with onshore winds keeping temperatures on the cool side of normal while mainly dry conditions are forecast. no major hot spots. bart delays up to 20 min due to equipment problems in orinda. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james ) happening today ... state lawmakers are once again pushing their plan to end gun shows at the cow palace.( darya ) they will be joined by students. kron 4's will tran joins us live this morning from daly city will... local lawmakers will be joined by many students from jefferson high school as they plan to introduce legislation that tries to ban gun shows from coming to daly city's cow palace againthe students have been very upset for years but

omar villafranca has that story. >> reporter: brooks lindsey wears the uniform of an army specialist, morning he's concentrating on his latest assignment as a proud new dad. baby millie was coming earlier than planned, so brooks was rushing to his hometown in mississippi. he wanted to be next to his wife hayley for the birth of his daughter but his plane was diverted twice for maintenance problems. his mother was face timing. he was watching the birth of his daughter on the phone. >> push, push, push, you got it. here she comes and then, boop, she popped out. >> reporter: a passenger recorded the father's emotional reaction in real time. tracy dove was on the same . >> i thought, oh, my gosh, he's watcorn on the phone. it was the most gut-wrenching bb heartbreaking thing i had ever seen. >> reporter: she snapped this picture of nervous dad. >> i heard the baby cry and that whole section that was heading to mississippi just started cheering. >> reporter: that video has been viewed by hundreds of thousands of people, sharing that father's joy over this very special moment. omar villafra

(ken) omar jimenez joins us live from texas tonight with the latest... omar.

(ken) omar jimenez joins us live from texas tonight with the latest... omar. ((ken/ots))breaking news out of georgiawe just got word of another school shooting..we're told at least one person is dead.this is brand new video from the scene.the shooting happened during a graduation ceremony at mount zion high school in clayton county georgia.according to local reports, two adult women where shot, one was killed, the other was shot in the leg. authorities also say a pregnant woman was hospitalized after she was hurt when she was pushed.you can see the huge police presence.no word yet on if a suspect is in custody.stay with us is in custody. on if a suspect no word yet presence.no word yet on if a suspect is in custody.stay with us for updates. (ken) compared to other recent school shootings, so far, from what has been uncovered, it appears pagourtzis exhibited less red flag warnings before today's shooting. (pam) kron 4's gabe slate spoke with a criminologist .... to find out what signs to look for, if someone is not blantantly expressing their intent to those ar

omar villafranca reports from santa fe. >> reporter: 17-year-old dimitrios pagourtzis sits in a county jail under suicide watch. on friday, as terrified students ran away from the school, police and swat team members arrived four minutes after being alerted. police took cover in a hallway even as the shooter continued aiming at them from inside a classroom. he finally surrendered unharmed. galveston county sheriff. is it possible these students and teachers and other victims could have been hit by friendly fire? >> i don't believe so. i saw videos, i saw what occurred from the view point of the cameras. i don't believe so. >> reporter: the tight-knit community of santa fe is still reeling from the tragedy many thought would never happen in this small town. ten white crosses were placed at a memorial outside santa fe high school. while a tn-second moment of silence was observed across the state to remember the victims, eight students and two teachers. nicholas pale is one of the shooter's attorneys. you've only been able to talk to him for about an hour. does he realize what he's done?

the big question is why, moift, and we still don't know that. >> glor: omar villafranca, thanks.president trump was preparing to speak at a white house summit on prison reform when he again addressed the nation's plague of gun violence. according to the "washington post," there have already been 16 school shootings this year. paula reid is at the white house. >> this has been going on too long in our country, too many years, too many decades now. >> reporter: today, president trump expressed frustration and offered his support in the wake of the deadly school shooting in texas. in my administration is determined to do everything in cur power to protect our students, secure our schools. >> i lost a best friend, was practically a brother. >> reporter: but just three months ago, the president met with the victims of another niagic shooting in parkland, florida. >> so how many children have to tt shot? it stops here with this administration and me. >> reporter: the president promised those families he would make schools safer, but his calls for stronger federal background checks and

in particular, we want to single out kevin guy, and omar masry, who have done an outstanding job on the data and investigatory side and enforcement side. they've literally built out entirely new systems that have been running quite smoothly, allowing law-abiding hosts to enjoy the benefits of f.d.r.s and kevin runs a tiny office of just six people who epitomize teamwork and i want to recognize all of them by name, in addition to kevin and omar. peter burn, ericka jackson and milton martin. so, thank you, all, for your work and we'll hear from kevin in a minute. but a huge part of this effort has really been a function of the city attorney's office. and so i really want to shout out the city attorney, who you will remember, we had to settle the lawsuit that airbnb and homeaway brought on the law that was mentioned that supervisor campos and the board unanimously passed. and the city attorney has not shied away from going after particularly egregious cases that kevin and omar refer to them and we've been reading about some of them including the two vernell heights property where there was

omar villafranca, cbs news, jackson, mississippi. ip glor: that is incredible. and amazing. is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. cbs news does stream 24/7 on cbsn. there's elaine quijano. i'm jeff glor. we will see you tomorrow. have a good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org in coal shipments to one bay area port. good evening, i'm elizabeth cook. i'm allen martin. people in richmond have been complaining about more coal trains rumbling through their neighborhood. we got a hold of numbers that show a large increase in coal exports at the port of richmond. it comes after oakland successfully blocked a coal terminal. so is richmond getting oakland's coal? kpix 5's andria borba went looking for answers. andria.. this is the view of the levin-richmond port from skydrone 5 - coal piled up visible to the naked eye. data from the u-s census bureau -- which tracks trade -- shows in 2015: the port exported 453 thousand metric tons of coal. that dropped to 120 thousand metric tons in 2016. but last year, exports skyrocketed to

omar jimenez is live in santa fe, texas with the very latest... omar...mark henry / galveston county, texas: you have the right to obtain counsel, you have the right to remain silent.santa fe high school shooting suspect dimitrios pagourtzis appearing before galveston county judge

omar jimenez has the latest from washington.president donald trump: today we officially open the us embassy in jerusalem.president trump appearing by video and to applause as the united states embassy in israel moves from tel aviv to jerusalem. it's a decision trump announced back in december when he formally recognized the city as the capital of israel.benjamin netanyahu / israeli prime minister: president trump by recognizing history you have made history. but it's a history that has two sides. the palestinians hope to claim part of the city as their future capital and while it's celebration on one side, miles away it's a very different story. protests at the gaza border, met with deadly force. more than 50 palestinians have been killed. sabri saidam / palestinian minister of education: we are here to say no. no to trump. no to the people who want to celebrate the moving of the american embassy.and at the united nations, palestinian officials urging the security council to intervene. riyad mansour / palestine representative to

they gave human rights watch a permit to employ him after his application was denied israel is given omar fourteen days to leave the country. with human rights watch say this is not a regional director personally but about shutting down criticism of israel's rights records adding that it will fight for the decision to be reversed check your him self thinks the move won't impact on the work of human rights watch in the country . barring me from operating here will not stop our reporting we'll continue to document rights abuses and be vocal about the right situation on the ground but i think it's a very worrying signal guarding where israel is and is going we intend to challenge a decision before an israeli district court and we intend to continue to raise pressure not only to reverse this decision but also to rescind the law that calls for banning entry of activists and fully anticipate that that decision or your first and then i will be permitted term in the country. the israeli palestinian confrontational i'm expected lay cropped up of the euro vision song call and tell us to after israe

and if you extract omar mateen, the isis isis inspired individo shot of the pulse nightclub in florida, if you take it of the equation, that number would be in half, so the three per year. so many people died and that that it has shot up to six per year per average. compare that with the 63,632 people in america that died like taking drugs, 2016. or the fact that non-terrorist homicide to kill roughly 20,000 americans in the past 30 years. just think think of the incredible disproportionate resources devoted to the comparatively tiny threat of terrorism. try to look up any reputable source that lists leading causes of death i the united states, any government srce, ngo, health organization. you will find terrorism conspicuously absent. top ten, top 25, top 100. 9/11 was a traumatic event and it led us to misinterpret the nature of the threat from al-qaeda and related groups. it was an extreme outlier in the history of terrorist attacks, not a harbinger of things to come, not an indication of a new era of global threat, et cetera. and i think the record in the years since speak for itse

omar villafranca now on the push to get dallas kids in the loop. >> this is the end of the thought. >se third graders r good shepherd episcopal in dallas are learning a lost art. they're practicing cursive by writing letters to their pen pals. >> my third grade teacher taught me cursive writing. >> reporter: it's almost a foreign language for today's younger generation. >> it used to hurt my hand a lot, but now i've gotten used to it. >> reporter: hard to read, and harder to write. tim mallad's daughter is in the class. >> wouldn't it be fun for the children to begin to learn how perhead letters and perhaps get the thrill of getting a real letter in the mail? >> first thing we're going to do is look at the letter that is up on the screen. >> reporter: he came up with the pen pal idea and shared it with her teacher karen gunter... >> you've got a letter today. >> another one? >> another one! >> reporter: ...after he sent a letter in cursive to his daughter away at camp and she couldn't read a word he had written. ou she said she was mad at me. "well, why are you mad at me?" "well, your

american involvement in the overthrow of the government of libya the government of omar khadafi was another example then call of a number of impulses in the american interventionist spirit. as. was in saudi when i know not the could be and know how and then walked and if it had that much time i don't really. have. and now he attained just a few to fuck up. a sea assia. to mess it all off. maduna because he will from the unison of her feet now. and then walk on the men and the house at the hummus and then he. would move me assets will be i can be in the middle of the field both had their good but that no one with a way in well many of them as you should be. we thought of him as a bad leader one we couldn't control now he looked like he might be about to carry out all human rights atrocity so we decided it was time to participate or not parisian to overthrow gadhafi and in that operation of course he was killed. so we succeeded in the short term goal get rid of gadhafi to depose that government but then what happened we didn't have a plan for what was going to come next we thought that maybe

omar, welcome, good to have you with us.e to you benjamin let me begin with you omar why do you know the market has adopted a better tone in recent days >> well, i think earnings have been a big part of the driver of the story here i think economy is pretty solid, earnings continue to be incredibly positive for the market and i think overall the market has adjusted to the new levels of volatility. fundamentals seem to be driving even despite all the macro economic and all the geopolitical risk out there. >> bikini minute one might have thought that yesterday's announcement from the white house sort of stepping away from the iranian deal might have jolted stocks a little bit but evidently it was all priced in >> yeah, i think it's another case of sell the news and buy the facts. >> and so what do i do with my money now, benjamin? where should i put sit in what are the best opportunities around the globe >> from a global equity perspective, the economic recovery in the u.s. is well underway i think we are in the earlier stages

latest on the he has the tonight---in santa fe jimenez is live omar omar jimenez is live in santa fe tonight--- he has the latest on the investigation. (vick) continuing our team coverage... the school shooting has parents and students around the country on alert.(grant) that includes here in the bay area..police were quick to respond to terra nova high in pacifica.. after a threat was made there.. kron4's terisa estacio joins us live from the pacifica police department tonight... terisa? (terisa estacio reporting) it was around 11am when pacifica police sprang into action.. responding to terra nova high school that a student had reported seeing a threatening message. (take vo)some parents went to the high school after receiving a text alert about the situation. police say, specifically, the message posted on a social media site said there would be a shooting that would occur at terra nova high school at noon on may 18. school officials say they followed a strict protocol for these type of potentially dangerous situations. they contacted authorities and informed parents. i spoke with

but we will get through this. >> reporter: in santa fe texas, omar jimenez kpix5. >>> in the wake ofthe deadly school shootings netflix canceled last night's red carpet premier of 13 reasons why. the new episodes which were released for streaming include a story line about a failed school shooting plot. >>> less than 30-miles from san jose an explosion and fire at a texas left two dozen people hurt. officials at the plant said a valve malfunction was likely to blame. nearly 22 people were injured. >>> spectacular new video show molten rock shooting and spraying from volcanic fissures. you can see the lava flowing, surrounding and burning that doe. o nsmezehovef the last two weeks. kpix5's andrea nocano takes a closer look at the damage. >>> homeowners in leilani estates are seeing fissures spitting volcanic rock. >> you can't put words to it. oh my goodness. yes. that's one of the bigger ones. >> awesome, yes. >> reporter: this country side of the big island was a place many considered to be paradise but now. >> just like a war zone. it's literally i mean. you know, the video even wi

director in the country authorities explain the decision was based on a dossier that was compiled on omar to shakira activities over the course of a decade a secure is a work involves reporting on israel and the palestinian territories he has held his post since april of last year so israel has given him fourteen days to leave the country and we spoke to the ousted director who told us that the real motive behind the decision is to disturb his organization's work. their reality is all of the allegations in the dossier relate to human rights activities many of which took place years ago before i joined human rights watch when i was a student in university and the reality remains that even according to the interior ministry neither i nor human rights watch promote boycott so human rights watch is an organization that covers over ninety countries across the world we've won a nobel peace prize you know for efforts we document abuses not only by israel but also by the palestinian authority and by how mass this is the first time of course human rights watch that israel has ordered human rights

omar jimenez is in santa fe, texas with the very latest. as much as it's a story filled with terrorit's ájust as much filled with a community coming together. congressman randy weber/ (r) 14th district tx: "this is a tough time.. we've got a hurting community.. we've got people who have lost loved ones... some of them students, some of them adults. we are gonna pull through it's a new day for those in santa fe, texas...one filled with volunteering...in blood drives for example.and remembering...t he 10 killed in this shooting. 17-year-old chris stonerememb ered by his sister as adventurous and as a protector. sabika sheikhan exchange student from pakistanbeing mourned deeply both here in the united states and in her native country.she was 17. cynthia tisdale was a substitute teacher and a mother who loved to help children. rome schubert ásurvived...by a matter of inches.rome schubert/student at santa fe high school: it went through the back of my head and came out right here. he says he now looks at life a little differently but that this i

farah, her husband omar and eight—year—old malak were also killed.ir grandfather. translation: the time farah, my daughter, hugged me and i didn't know that that night was the night when they would die. death has separated us and they left me torn into pieces. 16 victims of the fire were remembered today on this, the last day of commemorations by the bereaved. sisters fatima and sakineh afrasiabi died together, fatima loved to sew and sing. but the family upset her husband was refused a visa to join them today. sakineh's family said their disabled mother should never have been housed on the 18th floor. our mum lost her life not only to the fire that night but to the corporate negligence by the very people who were to ensure her safety. if you have your mother please hug her and feel the unconditional love that god bestowed in her. as the family tributes ended, the room rose as every name was read out. hania hassan. fethia hassan. marco gottardi. it took nearly seven minutes. it is the love that has shone through each of these memorials that has made

omar jimenez has the latest on the investigation.ommunity coming together. congressman randy weber / -r texas: this is a tough time.. we've got a hurting community.. we've got people who have lost loved ones... some of them students, some of them adults. we are gonna pull through this.it's a new day for those in santa fe, texas, one filled with volunteering, in blood drives for example and remembering the 10 killed in this shooting. 17-year-old chris stonerememb ered by his sister as adventurous and as a protector. sabika sheikhan exchange student from pakistanbeing mourned deeply both here in the united states and in her native country. she was 17. cynthia tisdale was a substitute teacher and a mother who loved to help children. rome schubert survived by a matter of inches. rome schubert / student at santa fe high school: it went through the back of my head and came out right here. he says he now looks at life a little differently and he hopes the community will overcome this tragedy.rome schubert / student at santa fe high school:

vilma: omar es invidente y cuenta que el tps es lo que le ha permitido salir adelante. >> afecta, porquetoda mi vida aquÍ. la verdad es queastro paÍs, honduras, como todo paÍs centroamericano estÁ muy difÍcil vivir ahí. vilma: la comunidad presionarÁ al congreso para que prever una reforma migratoria integral, que incluya la legalizaciÓn de aquellos que se han beneficiado con el tps. enrique: esa cancelaciÓn ha tenido profundas repercusiones en honduras. por una parte, el gobierno de ese paÍs dice que sí hay condiciones para recibira estos inmigrantes, pero expertos afirman que las consecuencias de un posible retorno masivo podrÍan ser devastadoras para la economÍa de un país asfixiado por la violencia. desde tegucigalpa, claudio mendoza tiene reacciones. claudia: la angustiada espera terminÓ con el anuncio de la cancelaciÓn del estatus de protecciÓn temporal para los hondureÑos. con esta decisiÓn del bueno de donald trump, honduras se suma al senador, haitÍ, nicaragua. tras el anuncio, el gobierno de honduras saliÓ a lamentar la decisiÓn. >> es una decisiÓn soberana del gobierno de los

knowing that the money was stolen while love canal amounts up but taking on the commands bought up omar so numpad us a bunch up in the uk in equal i'm in no none none to give one million dollars see my young big eight lung. the mumbling comes some forty million but i'm new for a call came i you may know. i'm on a guitar the book. bank was fined close to twenty million dollars for failing to comply with banking regulations and its chief executive and president resigned. the bank said it accepted the findings of the regulator and wants to move on the company's lawyer says meyer to quito was a rogue employee branch manager who says she was naive that she was a pawn in a much larger plan which she didn't clearly understand at the time i disagree with that she knows the banking system history of all the policies of the bank she knew about the cards she set it up she was obviously waiting for the funds to be credit and when it was credit that she acted with like. getting this accounts out of the beneficiary of the other accounts. the senate report documented the timing of the payments many we

omar retired.t took about two and half years before the american escalation were able to even provoke the taliban into fighting organized resistance against us. once they decided to the game was over in america had lost. they picked an absolutely unnecessary fight and one they cannot win. the reason why there is a few but i will show you real quick this map and this is an ethnic group of afghanistan and the light blue here these are the past you and this is another province completely dominated by [inaudible]. the whole east and south of the country and they are the plurality. those tribes are 40%, not the majority but they are the single biggest ethnic group. america's mission to boil it down all the way is to install a government of whose backs to be the overlords of these and as i said he himself was a [inaudible] and they did incorporate some warlord types into the government for a time but that never amounted to representation for the people but that meant worse warlords closer to home to tort

omar jimenez has this report from washington. as memorial day and summer quickly approach, the transportation security administration is bracing for what they say will be another record-breaking travel season. more than 240 million passengers are expected to pass through security checkpoints between memorial day and labor day.last year the t-s-a saw 239 million, including four of the top ten busiest days in the agency's history.rep. john katko / -r- new york: let's hear about your interactions with the industry about anticipating some of the wait time issues that might materialize this summer.thursday, a t-s-a official was on capitol hill speaking to representatives of congress about how it plans to deal with all the traffic. darby lajoye / transportation security administration: one of the things we've acknowledged is that currently we have about two out of 10 passengers enrolled in precheck and we really think that needs to be closer to about four out of 10.on the staffing side, the agency says it has increased the officers at

american involvement in the overthrow of the government of libya the government of omar khadafi was a number example then call it a number of impulses in the american interventionist spirit. as matt. was in saudi when i know not the could be and had then walked and if it had that much time i don't really. have. and now he attained just a few to fuck up. a sea assia. that all off. maduna because he will from the innocent of her feet now. and then walk on the men and the house at the hummus and then he. would move me as it so that nothing will be i can be in the middle of the field both had to do it but that length of the way in which the net and you should be. live. we thought of him as a bad leader one we couldn't control now he looked like he might be about to carry out all human rights atrocity so we decided it was time to participate or not parisian to overthrow gadhafi in that operation of course he was killed. so we succeeded in the short term goal get rid of gadhafi deposed that government but then what happened we didn't have a plan for what was going to come next we thought th

vamos a invitar vÍa skype al dermatÓlogo y cirujano cosmÉtico, el doctor omar torres, gracias por estarr segÚn dicen las instrucciones, no se puede echar el aerosol por por mÁs de 2-3 segundos, el seguir haciÉndolo crea una quemadura. carolina: estamos viendo imÁgenes de cÓmo quedo esta niÑa, son fotografÍas despuÉs de tres semanas de haber participado en este juego. >> lo que vimos fueron unas quemaduras de segundo grado, dejarÍan cicatrices permanentes en esa niÑa. javier: muchÍsimas gracias por conversar con nosotros. ahora tambiÉn alerta a los padres. carolina: boda real, cuÁnto pagarÍas por una raciÓn de torta? vamos a ver lo que dicen, una agencia de subastas planean vender pedazos de pasteles de boda de la realeza britÁnica. entre ellos, estarÍa el de la princesa diana con el prÍncipe carlos en 1981 cuyo precio podrÍa rondar entre 800 y 1200 $. en cambio, el que se sirviÓ en las nupcias del prÍncipe guillermo con catalina en 2011, costarÍa entre 600 y 800 $. javier: estamos a nueve dÍas de la boda real, estamos expectantes de lo que va a suceder con esta celebraciÓn. nosotros seg

>>unos 12 dÍas antes matÓ a omar gonzÁlez.ntestar a las acusaciones del abogado de la familia romero, quien iniciarÁ una demanda por muerte injustificada, buscando una compensaciÓn. >>era el Único hijo, el mÁs querido que tenÍa. me lo quitaron. aranxta: escribir un mensaje racista en twitter le costÓ la cancelaciÓn de su show a la actriz. consideraron la publicaciÓn como repugnante y en contra de los valores de la cadena televisiva. el mensaje iba dirigido a una ex asesora de barack obama. andrea:" si la hermandad musulmana y el planeta de los simios tuvieron un bebÉ, serÍa dj". la frase iba dirigida a una mujer afroamericana de origen iranÍ, que trabajo como consejero de barack obama. roxanne el pasado marzo hizo su gran regreso a la pantalla, pero el Éxito le durÓ poco tiempo. la declaraciÓn es repugnante e inconsistente con nuestros valores y hemos decidido cancelar su programa, dijo la presidenta de abc. la actriz wanda, quien formaba parte del elenco, anunciÓ que no regresarÁ a la serie. desde su regreso a la televisiÓn l