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it's very interrupt you it's just that we're almost out of time i want to throw one last question to omar omar from your vantage point and we only have about a minute left can we expect to see more more protests going forward. well i mean i think it is or has been i mean we need to see the streets again and. i'm going to push and we think she has a lot of goodwill towards. the response that those words showed was indeed movements and susan as the so they do to really enjoy. these situations time going around in the audience. as we've seen well all right we're going to have to leave it there thank you so much to all our guests are a lot to hog omar right and david bergman and thank you too for watching it can see the program again any time by visiting our website out there a dot com and for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is at a.j. inside story from a mahommedan film and a whole team here bye for now. travel often. by trying to use the forests if. i can. valleys and

neighbors say omar abdulsattar ameen had kept to himself.'s >> i was shocked. we could not believe what was happening. >>> he did not see him come together with coffee and tea. >> u.s. officials say they plan to extradite omar abdulsattar ameen back to iraq rather than prosecute him here. >>> president trump has revoked john brennan security clearance because of what the president claims is erratic behavior. brennan served under president obama and has been a frequent critic desmet critic of the president. he said today's punishment is part of a broader effort. >>> the case against manafort is in the hands of a jury. the campaign manager is on trial for tax evasion and bank fraud. the defense rested without calling a single witness. lauren tells us how both sides wrapped up the case today. >> reporter: after nearly 2 weeks we are in the final stretch of the trial. it is now up to a jury to decide the fate of paul manafort.'s >> esther manafort is happy with how things went today. >> reporter: lawyers say they arnts wrapped up. they are confident prosecutors cam

charo lot to haugan associate fellow of asia pacific program at chatham house in colombo via skype omar waraich deputy south asia director at amnesty international and also in london david bergman a journalist who was formerly based in bangladesh for thirteen years welcome to you all charu i want to start with you today look many have said that these protests are about far more than just road safety or traffic what in your view are the issues that led to these demonstrations. i think the fact remains that they said being deceived by an idea that dissent has been suppressed for too long a questioning of the government is something that is not being tolerated and let's bear in mind that it's both sides it's it's all factions all political parties across the board currently we have the army leak we is trying to bring in what is called the digital think killer t. act are hugely piece of legislation which would seek to suppress and undermine the media so i think with this a third of widespread protests by students in the light of a lot that is going on within the country in terms of freedom

that's my advice to you, omar. they pay very well. >> host: what about his thoughts on the swamp. >> guest: obviously omar doesn't follow me on twitter. i've been quite critical of trump for many of his swamp hires. more upset about the goldman saks people that -- but i can't disagree with that. i think -- if i had been trump i would have hired smart people who know something about politics and supported my agenda. but he chose not to. so, you're going to have some problems. >> host: the book, resistance i futile how the trump hating left lost its collective mind. the c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television company and today we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court and public policy events in washington d.c. and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite provider next on "after words", the economist offers her thoughts on why democracies around the world are fai

omar and rashida tlaib are favorites to be the first two women muslims in congress. keith ellison won his primary. in vermont democrats chose christine hallquist for governor. she would become the nation's first transgender governor if elected but has an uphill battle against incumbent phil scott. >> it's not just about the transgender community or lgbt. >> the republican primary for governor in minnesota saw the influence of president trump. >> i support donald trump. i have always supported donald trump. >> jeff johnson beat former governor tim pawlenty who struggled to distance himself from negative comments he made about the president during the 2016 election. >>> and in wisconsin a former aide to retiring house speaker paul ryan won that primary. >> who's with us all across wisconsin? bryan steil will face ironworker turned politician randy bryce. >> there will be more from arizona and florida at the end of the meth. kenneth? >> john schiumo here in new york. thanks. >> ahead, bernie sanders, one of yesterday's winners talks about last night's results and the up

charo a lot to hog an associate fellow of asia pacific program at chatham house in colombo via skype omar waraich deputy south asia director at amnesty international and also in london david bergman a journalist who was formerly based in bangladesh for thirteen years welcome to you all charu i want to start with you today look many have said that these protests are about far more than just road safety or traffic what in your view are the issues that led to these demonstrations. i think the fact remains that the obama base has been besieged by an idea that dissent has been suppressed for too long a questioning of the government is something that is not being tolerated and let's bear in mind that it's both sides it's it's all factions all political parties across the board currently we have the army leak we is trying to bring in what is called the digital think killer t. act are hugely the cornea piece of legislation which would seek to suppress and undermine the media so i think with this a sort of widespread protests by students in the light of a lot that is going on within the country in

omar: ya te probaste el vestido? >> quÉ te importa?e me saliÓ de la boca era decirle su fecha de nacimiento sin tener idea. 28 de noviembre, sagitario. mÉxico que sÍ, que quÉ me dijo. desde entonces no nos separamos. no posterguen el desayuno por una entrevista. luis: para que me extraÑa es la comida mexicana. omar: es una bandera mexicana. el rojo es naranja. es una bandera mexicana muy bonita. segÓ el plato fuerte. es la primera vez que vamos a hacer una entrevista desayunando. luis: andrea tiene 16 aÑos. quÉ va a pasar el dÍa que tu hija llegue y te presente a su novio. omar: no me ha pasado todavÍa. yo soy celoso pero quiero ver a mis hijos y a mi esposa felices. verlos felices es mi pasiÓn. si la felicidad de mi hija Ésta en este muchacho, la voy a apoyar. incluso la mÁs chiquita, sofÍa natalia tiene ocho aÑos y me dice que no se va a casar. dice que serÁ una mujer del mundo, no necesita hombres iba a adoptar perros--y va a adoptar perros. cada quiÉn yo soy muy abierto. si uno de mis hijos me dice que es gay o lesbiana, yo creo qu

>> dickerson: omar villafranca. .hanks, omar. the united nations special envoy to syria warned today three million civilians could be at dask if the assad regime launches a large-scale invasion against rebels in idlib ovovince. violence can happen at a moment's notice in syria, but two americans have designed a ciy to warn civilians there before an air-strike. here's holly williams. >> reporter: john jaeger and dave levin grew up in chicago and dallas. they worked high-flying jobs in finance and consulting. bet now they've become unlikely heroes in syria's seven-yearlong civil war where they've saved lives, perhaps thousands of them. ea these are preventable deaths, and that's why we do what we do. >> reporter: back in 2012, john had taken a job with the state department, deployed to turkey to help syrians displaced by the civil war. but as he watched the carnage from the sidelines, he grew atustrated. >> the idea was essentially to tell people before an air-strike could reach them so that they could take mitigating action and sa

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doanks, omar. hurricane maria will go down as sastof the deadliest natural disasters in u.s.tory because the official toll went up dramatically today from 64 to 2,975. n at's more than the 1,800 who died in hurricane katrina. cny of the deaths in puerto neco came in the days, weeks, and months after the hurricane struck last september, raising new questions about the federal spd local response. orvid begnaud is there. >> reporter: it is official-- hurricane maria caused an estimated 2,975 deaths in puerto anco after the storm slammed into the island last september. puerto rico governor ricardo rosello: >> it's always painful to see that it's such a large number. >> reporter: researchers at estimate nearly n university estimate nearly 3,000 people died during the six months after the hurricane hit. now, the study looked at hostorical death patterns from 2010 to 2017 to predict how many people would have died had maria edt hit the island. igat figure was then compared to the actual number of deaths. the government said the death toll initially was only 64. >> the action or the

first army under general omar bradley. general omar bradley will be one of the five five star jaxes we produce. haze going to be commanding the british second army landing right along side the u.s. forces at normandy. this command structure is a hold over from the mediterranean commander and also the most operational assignment there. let's just think about this job for a minute. eisenhower, who else might have been in the running for that job? what do you think? you could make an argument for patton. he will be given an interesting assignment. he will be in charge of a fake hiring operation fortitude. operation fortitude is a planned invasion with no troops involved. it's a deception plan and patton is given that assignment. we create the illusion that we are going to attack with another army in the area that i just showed you. they put a fake army under patton so patton does have a role to play at this and operation fortitude is part of that. there's a guy named marshall and also allenbrooke, the british imperial staff.

omar, thanks. tpe francis did something today no other pope has done. he wrote directly to all of the world's catholics about the sex abuse scandal. he said the church had abandoned its children, begged victims for forgiveness, and he said the church must spare no effort to root out predator priests. more on this from jan crawford. >> reporter: the letter was unprecedented and blunt: "we showed no care for the little e es," the pope wrote, "we abandoned them." nearly a week after the release of a sweeping pennsylvania grand jury investigation, the pope condemned the atrocities y ffered by at least 1,000 minors at the hands of nearly 300 clergy members over 70 years. but the pope stopped short of offering concrete steps to remove abusive priests or sanction those who took part in cover-ups. cardinal donald wuerl was accused of shielding predator priests. as bishop of pittsburgh, he oversaw 32 of the 99 accused. cardinal wuerl spoke with cbs news' nikki battiste the night before the report's release. >> during my tenure, we acted very responsibly. we resp

charo a lot to hog an associate fellow of asia pacific program at chatham house in colombo via skype omar waraich deputy south asia director at amnesty international and also in london david bergman a journalist who was formerly based in bangladesh for thirteen years welcome to you all charu i want to start with you today look many have said that these protests are about far more than just road safety or traffic what in your view are the issues that led to these demonstrations. i think the fact remains that they said being deceived by an idea that dissent has been suppressed for too long a questioning of the government is something that is not being tolerated and let's bear in mind that its board. its all factions all political parties across the board currently we have the army leak we is trying to bring in what is called the digital think killer t. act are hugely the cornea piece of legislation which would seek to suppress and undermine the media so i think with this a third of widespread protests by students in the light of a lot that is going on within the country in terms of freedom

cort documents show omar amin showed acts of violence on the h behalf of the terrorist organization. he was tracked down today in sacramento. >> the fbi joint terrorism task force and the sheriff's department arrived at the eastern villa apartments. >> the neighbors are from iraq. >> another neighbor didn't want to go on camera but described what she saw. >> there's a family with children, about 10 to 15 people huddled upstairs on the patio. there were several fbis, highway patrol. and a woman up there. >> agents took boxes of possible evidence out of the apartment. then a court document was released stating iraq made a normal request for the extradition of omar amin. he's charged with murder. they say a convoy pulled up to the victim's home and people began shooting. the victim returned fire. the document goes on to aamin fired the gunshot that killed the man. court documents say amin has been a member of al qaeda and then isis since 2004. >> well, hundreds of firefighters gathered at the spokesmana county airport in santa rosa today to pay their respects to matthew br irks chettes

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omar villafranca is there. >> reporter: christopher watts appeared in court this morning, wearing an orange jumpsuit and shackles. the 33-year-old accused of killing his pregnant wife, shanann, and their two daughters showed no emotions as judge marcelo cap cow read off his nine felony charges. >> that crime is classified as murder in the first degree, a class one felony. >> reporter: sitting in the first row, shanann's father broke down as his son frankie tried to console him. in an affidavit released yesterday, watts admits he killed his pregnant wife but says he did not kill his children. watts admitted to having an affair with a co-worker after initially denying it. shortly after telsepa, wat monito celeste. watts said he saw his other daughter sprawled out ultimately strangled shanann to death. watts didn't explain to police why he loaded the bodies into his truck and buried his wife, shanann, in a shallow grave and daughters in oil tanks. kelley trippy was friends with shanann and says she doesn't believe watts' story. >> what do you think he should have done? >> he should have

that's my advice to you, omar. they pay very well. >> host: what about his thoughts on the swamp. >> guest: obviously omar doesn't follow me on twitter. i've been quite critical of trump for many of his swamp hires. more upset about the goldman saks people that -- but i can't disagree with that. i think -- if i had been trump i would have hired smart people who know something about politics and supported my agenda. but he chose not to. so, you're going to have some problems. >> host: the book, resistance i futile how the trump hating left lost its collective mind. the author, ann coulter, always appreciate your time. >> guest: thank you. >> booktive visited capitol hill. >> i'm actually right now reading a book by harvard professor but the roberts court. but i haven't finish that yet. the book i just finished is actually surprisingly good book about the 1968 election and i -- that was any coming out election. i mean, i got very involved in the '68 election with gene mccarthy and bobby kennedy, hubert hmm fry. a hea

thank you, omar, and thank you. still to come...ks. africa is seen a key market the uk will want to trade with after brexit next march. the prime minister — along with nearly 30 business people — will start their tour in cape town in south africa, the uk's largest trading partner on the continent. after that it's stopovers in kenya and nigeria. let's talk now to temie giwa—tubosan, an entrepreneur in nigeria, and hilda moraa, who's an entrepreneur in kenya. and here isjeremy thomson cook, the chief economist at currency firm world first, and also alexander boadi, who is a briton who moved to ghana to help governments invest on the continent. welcome to all of you. i will start with you, if i may, is this a good ambition, by 2022, to be the biggest partner of the g7 countries? sure. we have good investment, very good population, that is ready to do the work of transforming africa's future. hilda, how much of an opportunity is there for british companies, for example? so basically everyone in kenyan... it is because of the opportuniti

a woman called ilhan omar won, she has been accused of immigration fraud involving marriage to her ownscott johnson is a lawyer in minnesota, founder of the blog power line and a keen observer of politics in the state he joins us tonight. first to the ellison story, just to be clear -- this is not a conventional me to think, this is an allegation of violence, correct? >> correct. the charges were just made public on saturday evening and they are still reverberating as of this afternoon. the democrats were asking keith ellison to answer questions which he has so far refused to do. >> tucker: not all allegations are true of course and i think it's always important to remember that. how credible is are these allegations? >> i think they are quite credible.ui they were originally made by the ladies son on a facebook post and they caused people to take a look back at her tweets over the period of time that she was dating allison and she alludes to being the subject of abuse in a #metoo kind of fashion without naming the perpetrator. in fact she was dating allison at the time, there are phot

omar: we probably have too long of a list. i think that was actually once told in islamabad that the reason why pakistan has resentments towards afghanistan is that we were the only country to vote against their participation, their membership, it at the united nations in 1948. in 1948. i told them there was a technicality. i know the story because i come from a diplomatic family, there was a technicality between our ambassador in london and envoy in new york and kabul. that caused a delay. to votessador. he had no for pakistan's membership. he went back to change it, but it was too late. we both know that this is one of those things you tell schoolchildren. that is not really what it is. we have had diplomatic relations. we were host to millions of afghans. hundreds of thousands of pakistanis are intermarried, including with very prominent families. diplomatic families, political families. a very large number of pakistanis, those who are ethnic, they share a language. culturally have always had much .ore in common in pakistan

court documents say omar abdulsattar ameen entered the u.s. as a refugee. at 8 am fbi agents were seen entering the eastern apartments >> i saw them searching. it was like they were taking -- of stuff. >> u.s. officials say they plan to extradite omar abdulsatr than prosecute him here in the u.s. >>> the fire fighter who was killed received a hero send off today. kirk griess -- matthew burchett was loaded onto a plane and flown home to utah. he died when he was hit by a tree. >> we had a reporter at the firefighter were firefighters desmet at the airport were firefighters honored him. >> reporter: under hazy skies the procession made its way from ukiah valley to here in santa rosa. firefighters from various firefighters from northern california stood on the side of the road in respect. >> with something like this happens it is like losing a member of your family. >> reporter: matthew burchett came from utah to help fight the fire. he was killed monday night on the ranch fire. this former firefighter now living in windsor --'s >> matt was a gentle giant, per

host: north carolina, democrat, omar. are you with us? caller: how are you doing? i would like to make a comment. to said rami at least 10 people in the trump administration have already been kicked out of office. so many people could -- so many people. he brought the swamp to the -- all theseould white people shooting up schools and concerts. one illegal immigrant -- what about all the white people killing people? -- host: gotrier: your point. long as omar wants to build a wall that people the white people he should apply for a job at the new york times. they pay very well. host: what about the swamp? guest: obviously omar does not follow me on twitter. i have been quite critical of trump. i'm more upset about the goldman sachs people. i cannot disagree with that. trump i would have hired smart people who know something about politics and supported my agenda. he chose not to. -- will have problems could you will have problems. web tomorrow, a senate hearing on the operations and research and francis collins testifies. live coverage thursday at 2:00 p.m. also on c-

omar, thank you very much.ye jury in the financial fraud trial of paul manafort finished a second day of deliberations today, and the president weighed in on his former campaign chairman. paula reid is at the federal courthouse in alexandria, virginia. >> i think the whole manafort trial is very sad. >> reporter: this morning, voesident trump voiced support hir his former campaign chairman, paul manafort, who is facing decades in prison. >> he worked for me for a very short period of time. but, you know what? he happens to be a very good person. >> reporter: he didn't comment th whether he would pardon manafort, but it is unusual for onsitting president to weigh in nafo's dense attor weed the gesre. >> i'm very happy to hear from the president and that he's supporting mr. manafort. >> reporter: manafort is the first person prosecuted by special counsel robert mueller in his investigation into russian meddling in the 2016 campaign. invirginia jury is currently raliberating whether to convict him on 18 counts of

omar villafranca, cbs news, cape canaveral, florida. >> glor: fascinating story.ll ahead on the "cbs evening but up next, the gun battle that police want you to see. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. aleve. all day strong. you might or joints.hing for your heart... but do you take something for your brain. with an ingredient originally discovered in jellyfish, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. introducing ore-ida potato pay. where ore-ida golden crinkles are your crispy currency to pay for bites of this... ...with this. when kids won't eat dinner, potato pay them to. ore-ida. win at mealtime. potato pay them to. metastatic breast cancer is trying to stop me, but not today. today, there's a new treatment for women like me who won't be held back. learn more at treatmbc.com. introducing zero account fees for brokerage accounts. and zero minimums to open an account. we have

omar, thank you.ublican congressman chris collins of new york state was arrested today for insider trading. cbs news has video of the moment it allegedly began. collins is charged with conspiracy, securities fraud, wire fraud, and making false statements to the f.b.i. more on this case now from tony dokoupil. >> reporter: in this video from last year's white house congressional picnic, you can see representative chris collins, there in a white polo shirt, talking on his cell phone instead of enjoying the festivities. the footage, uncovered by cbs news, appears to show the moment the f.b.i. says the three-term congressman passed along information about a multibillion-dollar biotech company that ultimately led to $750,000 in insider trading. >> congressman collins had an obligation, a legal duty, to keep that information secret until that information was released by the company to the public. but he didn't keep it secret. >> reporter: at the time of the alleged crime, collins was on the board of an aust

omar, thank you very much. the midterm elections are 14 weeks from today, and facebook says it has now uncovered a new attempt to interfere with the u.s. political system. facebook has taken down more than two dozen apparently fake accounts. it says they may be linked to russia. more now from vladimir duthiers. >> reporter: facebook says the 32 pages had more than 290,000 followers and were created between march 2017 and may 2018. their aim: tad misinformation and meddle in th. facebook's chief operating officer sheryl sandberg called this fight an arms race when she spoke to reporters during a conference call. >> this kind of behavior is not allowed on facebook because we don't want organizations or individuals creating networks of accounts that mislead people about who they are or what they're doing. >> reporter: some of the pages focused on divisive issues antagonizing both sides. "cnet" technology prosecutor dan patterson. >> the goal was simply to make the united states weaker and to make our allies less c

jeff. >> glor: bizarre story, frightening story, omar, thank you.sident trump on twitter today called for attorney general jeff sessions to end robert mueller's russia investigation. major garrett has more on this tweet and about the possibility tonight of the president answering questions from mueller. he is at the white house. >> reporter: white house press secretary sarah sanders said today president trump wants the special counsel investigation to end because it's corrupt. >> the president is not obstructing. he's fighting back. the president is stating his opinion. >> reporter: sir, do those tweets count as interference, sir? the president ignored questions about a series of tweets this morning that supported a new level of anxiety about robert mueller's probe into russian interference in the 2016 election. >> i have recused myself in the matters that deal with the trump campaign. >> reporter: because of that march 2017 decision, sessions can take no action. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein has overseen mueller's probe, which began over a

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omar, thank you.lvania grand jury report about the haxual abuse of children by eatholic priests. the report said the vatican was part of the cover-up. here's nikki battiste. >> reporter: late this afternoon, vatican spokesman greg burke made this statement: >> we can express our feeling in these, described in the report are criminal, they are morally reprehensible. >> reporter: the statement was in response >> reporter: the statement was in response to a two-year pennsylvania grand jury investigation that uncovered decades of sexual abuse by more than 300 clergy members, preying on at least 1,000 minors. a statement from the pennsylvania attorney general's office said the investigation revealed a "systematic cover-up spanning decades by senior church leaders in pennsylvania and the vatican." still, the vatican added this: >> holy father wants to put the victims first. make sure that they know he is on their side. >> reporter: sean dougherty helped launch the investigation. he was just ten years old wh

you look at omar and hays and i see progressive women doing very, very good last night.hat's for me, as we're trying to prepare a aggressive c conservency. both omar and hays are heavy favorites into the fall. >> tim pawlenty who lost a race for minnesota governor says this is all the trump effect. listen to what the governor said. >> people are going to ask me what do you see in this result. i think the circumstances we live in in the era of a different kind of leadership in terms of president trump and the like, and i just don't fit well into that era, into that picture. >> is the answer yes? >> i don't think it's right that he wasn't off to washington dc and became a lobbyist, right? you're comparing it to the democratic side. i know a number of people have shifted that race from being -- they are willing to put forth more extremist candidates. >> and they're putting in more extreme candidates and the other thing that we will hear more of is you're seeing more extremist candidates on the democratic side, right? and the polling is out that they have high er socialism,

omar shariffjunior is an actor and campaigner on issues like gay representation, he said: "really, disneyur first significant gay role will be played by a straight white man perpetuating stereotypes? fail! this ship should sink." however stephen fry, who has also campaigned on issues affecting gay people, tweeted... disney are no doubt already carefully assessing whetherjungle cruise still looks likely to sail to box office success, or whether they think it's already heading for difficult waters. lizo mzimba, bbc news. stay with us, much more coming up. now, time for a look at the weather with enriched. thank you and good evening. mixed fortunes once again across the uk today. there was some sunshine to be found. the south coast of england in pretty decent shape, that's how it looked for a weather watcher in eastbourne. but for many more places, there was a lot of cloud, thick enough across parts of scotland to give some outbreaks of rain at times. the satellite picture shows where we had the most extensive cloud across northern areas. there is another frontal system pushing in from the a

omar abdulsattar ameen was taken into custody yesterday at an apartment complex in sacramento. refugee in 2014 claiming to be a victim of terrorism but he was an isis member who kill an iraqi policeman. >> everyone would agree that this is a failure of the systems. the system is stringent. this is an exception. >> the trump administration has harshly criticized the obama administration program questioning the vetting of refugees. omar abdulsattar ameen's next court appearance is monday. >>> hopes of a resolution it the trade dispute with china sent the market higher today. china and the u.s. will hold talks in washington later this month. dow up 396 points. the nasdaq 22 points. shares of retailers also road. >>> new york university announced today it is making tuition free for all current and future medical students. they spent more than a decade raising enough money to make that promise. the $450 million endowment means the school can cover the $55,000 in tuition for all medical students. nationally the majority of medical students have $100,000 in debt when they graduate. >>

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>> omar villafranca. thanks, omar. >>> the united nations warned syria today, 3 million syrians could be at risk if assad launches a large scale attack. violence could happen at a moment's notice in syria, but two americans have designed a way to warn civilians there before an air-strike. here's holly williams. >> reporter: john jaeger and dave lavine grew up in chicago and dallas. they worked high flying jobs in finance and consulting. but now they've become unlikely heroes in syria's seven-yearlong civil war where they save lives, perhaps thousands of them. >> these are preventable deaths and that's why we do what we do. >> reporter: back in 2012, john had taken a job with the state department, deployed to turkey to help syrians displaced by the civil war. but as he watched the carnage from the sidelines, he grew frustrated. >> the idea was essentially to tell people before an air-strike could reach them so that they could take mitigating action and save their lives. >> reporter: the idea was that simpl

omar vhave i villafranca, cbs news, houston. >> that's the overnight us in for tuesday. news continues. for others, check back with us a little later for the morning news and cbs this morning. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's tuesday, august 28th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." >>> honoring senator john mccain. president trump issued a statement praising the longtime lawmaker and vietnam war hero after veterans pushed for it. >>> plus, the gunman accused of opening fire at a video game tournament has reportedly been hospitalized for mental illness. we're learning new details about the victims. >>> and get ready to roast. tens of millions of americans are feeling the heat as a late summer heat wave blankets parts of the country.

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-- omar summit -- omar samad. he was a senior adviser for policy to the chief executive of afghanistan and kabul -- in kabul. he was a fellow at the american center, and the united states is what --y of peace institute of peace as well. to my right, not necessarily politically, is mr. david sedney . of former acting president the american university university of afghanistan and senior associate of the international security program. he has served as the secretary pakistan and central asia for 2009 at 2013 and the secretary of defense for east asia from 2007 to 2009. as a friend and was the deputy chief of mission at , and.s. embassy in beijing he was detailed twice to the national security council. let's begin our discussion, gentlemen. years,t question, 17 people who count time and measure things by time with say that's a long time. it's one of america's longest engagements and involvements, especially involving large numbers of troops. what has been accomplished in the 17 years? i'm happy to be here and thank y

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>> i would very much echo what ambassador omar samad said in terms of why were there. it was an attack on the united states that came out of afghanistan and came out of the situation in afghanistan and helped create and we were right to go back in and 2002 but i would say we made a lot of mistakes between then and now. i'm going to diverge on history just one more time. >> history lessons are good but i've been in america long enough to know that history is not something that americans really like. >> americans don't like it and americans don't do it but history does matter. >> absolutely. actions undertaken actions that are not taken in the past have reverberations today. i was in the white house situation room in february of 1989 as a duty officer there when this last soviet troops left in the soviet general i forgot his name was the last one walk across the bridge. all of them were working in the administration and it was the bush administration came to the situation room and they were all high-fiving and all enthusiastic and they all said afghanistan is over and no

companion it that you know there is that one was that i was gone that i don't feel him to go you know the omar said gaily he had a bit of a follower they still have got away if. you don't hold this you and i don't. know nothing going out today all for you look at his ago goma it was a deluded thought a good as they know you're the nearly. all . a little. bit at one time when you. let me lend you my if it's available morning guys but i leave my home bug free when i hid. here down. obviously superguy my god i'm going to stone on our way when i am. on. the no no i k i'm up against but i love that he does that. but. i'll let this launch this. and i will gladly and then i'm on the way ninety and they are all peasants and he did the by now you know why don't they talk about. when where and when we left in warsaw and nobody says they got the older board again or if that will come down to the colonial state. it always will be every day i hear about it that my telling. martin a mechanical but of course you don't get all the korean. is a good roman then don't know what again though say. it doesn't move

according to local media reports the villages in the southwestern province of so wider hunted abu omar was one of thirty six people mostly women and children kidnapped by eyesore last month the nineteen year old was killed on thursday after negotiations to release the hostages had failed. a leading syrian scientists reportedly involved in missile development has been killed by an explosion as easy as spur and his driver died in the blast near massiah outside of hama in twenty twelve an armed group killed another senior scientist in damascus israel and western intelligence agencies were accused of having been involved those are your headlines up next if you find a latin america by. on counting the cost pakistan's new leader is facing some tough financial questions will be taking a look at the economic and human cost of extreme heat events plus china the u.s. are. counting the cost although i'll just be about. viewfinder fresh perspectives through the lens of local filmmakers around the globe. playing out in the shadows and they sang for them not to come when. they come to me you know no

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. >> hiding in plain sight, and alleged basis killer arrested in california but how did omar amin get jillian: do we need stronger immigration laws? john cox is republican candidate for governor in california and joins us to react, thank you for joining us, appreciate your time. let's take a look at the facts of this omar amin guy, he was in the process of obtaining a green card, that is the big thing, a want for his arrest and extradition arrest so the question is how did he get here? how is he able to live here? >> this is a guy who is dangerous, documented to be a member of isis, and explosives expert. he lied on a refugee application and living under the nose of law enforcement in the state capital of our largest state and don't think he might not have been planning a terrorist incident to grab headlines. that is the problem. we have a bunch of politicians that enact the sanctuary state law and get headlines doing it but they are putting the people of california at risk. first thing i do is get rid of the sanctuary state. i work to get that change because the first function, the m

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but then the last those other extremists with omar. he was on the run. and that is right want to go for democracy. i can talk back-and-forth we have very "american conversation". growing up in the south and the midwest talking about the sports or what he missed his wife's cooking was not that good but then you could figure out where he was and this is what my facebook handle initially looked like and i was it on the left so i drew it up that way. you could even engage in comedy. he was worried i was a sock puppet. he said no your former agent. so i made a sock puppet out of a sock and he thought it was hilarious so we are laughing on twitter on other sides of the planet back-and-forth. so now facebook saved the world and twitter saved it during the arabs bring it within two years what omar was talking to me was already happening. eventually he was only one -- killed by his own terrorist group. he was shot in the neck he live tweeted that that was killed not long after. so you could communicate with these extremists with very routine ways. but you could s

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