posner's 6-year-old son noah was killed in the 2012 shooting.n to protect victims from online bullying. he has made progress and enemies. we agreed not to show his face for his own protection. tony dokoupil has the story. >> how many death threats have you received? >> oh, there have been dozens. and there are threats that are just posted that i may not have seen. >> reporter: lenny posner says he has been forced to move at least a half dozen times since the death of his son noah. one of 20 children and six adults killed in the 2012 shooting at connecticut's sandy hook elementary school. while still grieving, posner faced a new shock as strangers claim that the shooting had never really happened. what did you find online? >> the talk of conspiracy theories, the talk of crisis actors, the talk of a staged event to take away people's gun rights. >> reporter: most people probably would have just walked away. and you didn't. >> i never thought i had the option to walk away. >> reporter: because? >> because that was my life now, the father of a murde

ll remember mike posner.g. >> a loss. >> a big loss for us but great addition to norah's team. we're happy for you, julie morris. don't forget us. >> the government of turkey informed my administration that they would be stopping combat. this was an outcome created by us, the united states, and nobody else. >>> the u.s. is ceding influence in the to russia. >> let someone else fight over this bloodstained sand. >>orter: they want all of the transcripts to be made public. >> we want to know what's going on. >> reporter: investigations are not public. >> reporter: the embers are flying. at times it's actually been quite terrifying. we have been here for the past few hours. >> reporter: you can see the tire in the window upstairs. firefighters making entry now. >>> facebook is dealing with a growing threat from some members of congress. >> we're working with law enforcement to identify -- >> you're not working hard enough, sir. >> reporter: before she married harry, her friends warned her not to. >> i never thou

this morning," posner tells us about his crusade against online misinformation and how he's helpingf bullying and harassment fight back. >>> and the "los angeles times" reports on a new earthquake app out today. california's governor's office of emergency services is expected to unveil the newest u.c. berkeley my shake app. it will giver everyone in the state the chance to get early warnings. as you might expect, californians are on board with the new technology. >> if you have an earthquake and it's shaking, obviously everybody's affected. if anything shakes or rattled or gets too bad, you know what i'm saying, things could happen. w that and wonder what if. >> until today only people in los angeles could get the alerts through the city's shake alert l.a. app. >>> still to come, tentative deal. a month-old strike at general motors may soon end. need a nice reward today? treat yourself to a heath bar. because nothing says special like rich english toffee. ♪ heath, it's english toffee this winter, you have the power to heal. because your purchase of vaseline intensive care lotion sup

after walking nearly 3,000 miles, mike posner has accomplished what he set out to do six months ago,across the country. bread silverwood, a friend of our show, isn't too far behind him. for the past 5 1/2 months brady silverwood has been running -- >> look at this beautiful horse. >> reporter: and running -- >> training my mind to become stronger, become harder. >> reporter: and running. >> i'm on day 170 today. there's been so many, so many different battles, mental, physical. >> reporter: just days ago, singer mike posner finished his cross-country journey. reaching the pacific ocean after six months, walking 2,800 miles from new jersey. >> i can definitely appreciate what he did. so it's an amazing accomplishment. i'm really proud of him. yeah, gives me motivation that the end is near and that i'm going to do the same thing soon. >> reporter: during mike's week and y'ru the two have kept in touch. >> we started messaging. we've had a nice little rapport back and forth. thout out there this journey. >> reporter: neither has been throughout difficult while walking through colorado i

a jury awarded posner, who sued a co-author of a book called "nobody died at sandy hook."bricated copies of a boy's death vert wcertifico wasn't his own son. noah's aunt previously told cnn he was, quote, the light of the room. he was the youngest victim of the massacre. after the verdict was red, posner said this case wasn't about the first amendment, it's about, quote, the rights of victims like myself and my child to be free from defamation, free from harassment and free from the intentional infliction of terror. mr. posner has also filed a defamation case against radio host jones, which is still on going. you can stream at cnn live full circle. i want to hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." >> we have new information that changes the scope and the timing of a clearly widening fbi investigation into this president's lawyer. this is far bigger than just a criminal probe. what to you say, let's get after it. so here's our new understanding. since at least early 2019, the fbi has been investigating counterintelligence concerns regarding rudy giuliani and his activ

posner lost his father to cancer and his friend, matt mill tore a drug overdose.ssion and grief, pushed him to get his life on a better path. >> what do you think the biggest lesson is that you learned along the way. >> i don't want to be a coward, to be somebody that i'm proud of. that is why i went on the walk. i want to say, i'm my hero. >> look what i've become. look what i've become. >> los angeles. and that is the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you the news continues. and for others, check back with us a bit later nor the morning news and cbs thimorning. >>> it's tuesday, october 29th, 2019. this is the "cbs morning news." wildfire nightmare. we're tracking the dangerous weather conditions that are expected to help fuel already massive flames across california. >>> scathing speech. president trump makes his first official visit to chicago, and visit. [ chants ] >>> afghanistan is a safe place by comparison. >> plus, we'll take you inside the baghdadi raid as details emerge about the operation that killed the leader of isis.

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after the verdict was read, posner said this case wasn't about the first amendment, about, quote, the be free from defamation, free from harassment and free from the intentional infliction of terror. he has also filed a defamation case against radio host allege jones, which is ongoing. don't miss "full circle." you can watch it streaming live, weekdays at 5:00 p.m. eastern, on cnn.com/fullcircle. we're going to hand it over to chris for "cuomo primetime." >> i'm chris cuomo. become to "primetime." we have new information that changes the scope and the widening fbi investigation into this president's lawyers. this is bigger than just a criminal probe. what do you say? let's get after it. all right. so, here's our new understanding. since at least early 2019, the fbi has been investigating counterintelligence concerns regarding rudy giuliani and his activities abroad. th

pulling back from the front here but as they do said the bloodshed hasn't stopped completely a vigil posner from the turkey syria border. it's the 3rd explosion in less than 24 hours in northern syria an early morning car bomb in the area to be dangerous the district is now under the control of turkish backed by does who took it from kurdish forces it's part of the 30 kilometer safe zone which turkey wants to establish on the border it shares with area the syrian national army a group of fighters backed by turkey say there would have been more casualties if the blast had happened during rush hour. so. the car exploded and we had a lot of. them to the hospital the area here is for civilians there are shops here and are working very. dirty says it's defused hundreds of homemade bombs and minds in the areas cleared and its military denies allegations by kurdish fighters of advancing in 3 villages outside the ceasefire zone kurdish forces have asked western allies including the u.s. to stop what they called the ceasefire violations in a change in the kurds military commander has thanked for the

synagogue attack was without germany's stricter gun laws the day would have been much worse allan posner is a commentator for the daily notes he says the foreigner. it in germany is a long way from interesting terror and as long as terror from whatever direction does not have massive court it is an inconvenience rather than a danger for democracies like germany. and shania was on this it is a producer and a middle east commentator here at the she's an israeli citizen living in berlin and she says it's time for german authorities to up their game speeches and declarations are you know. so christopher let me start out by asking you what you encountered when you went to hell right after this attack what was the response of people who'd been in the senate out and what was the response of others in the house. i spoke with the people who were inside the synagogue the next day on thursday morning and they told me that actually been quite calm and that this counter may be taken good care of them and that they were of course worried but that the mood was not one of panic. just from what i underst

not that old. >> okay. >> we have mike posner here at cbs news, singer/songwriter, he accomplished anhed a 2,800 mile coast-to-coast journey on foot ending in venice beach in california on friday. the elated musiciician celebrat with a big hug then jumping into the ocean to cool off jamie yuccas was with him on april 15th when he set off. he set his six-month-long trek was partly to enjoy his life and also to help others enjoy theirs. the journey nearly cost him a life after a rattlee -- >> i remember that. >> he got bitten by a rattlesnake. he was airlifted to a colorado hospital and underwent rumed h . >> i loved what hestead end, i'm not the same person that started, i'm harder, more real, more authentic, more myself, the only goal he needs. >> his goal was to leave each town better than when he arrived. sing for the people, enjoy the journey. >> i hope he sings again, remember "i took a pill in abeeza and people are cooler than me." >> cooler than me. >>> ahead, the tornado damage in dallas and someone who barely survived it. that's coming up. ♪ (vo) the big dogs. the old dogs. th

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regardless of the first two, congress, the 20 think the dissenting judge was talking about, and judge posner had a good point. i'm not saying it's a winning . -- [laughing] which is what i want to know. that congress would not adrift of this when it passed the statute. i heard you say, i think, we are not relying on that. is that so? the government is not relying on that? >> no, we are relying on it in this sense. one, we think it fortifies are other arguments that i know -- >> of course it does. >> i know you don't want me to push on that. we are relying on it to the sense to the extent there's any attitude here we think it is strongly dispelled by the history of the statute. i want to address that updating issue because it's a very important question. by updating it in the way that my friends on the other side which have you update it, they are undermining the manner which congress has traditionally considered updating it. if you look at enda, for nearly a decade when congress a look and consider expanding the scope of the liability provision, it is acknowledged that are religious liberty

>> the fact a loose cannon like judge posner says, do whatever you feel like, is not what we are asking for. we are saying, if you read the words, because of sex, and in 1964, what did those words mean? they meant treating men differently from women. so if in 1964 it would be discrimination to fire a woman who wanted to, woman who enjoyed sewing, and there is a famous case, the foundational case on sexual orientation, where they fired a man who said he loved to sew. >> we will not be deciding a major policy question that was not in congress's mind in 1964 and that congress has repeatedly failed to address since then. fo address since then. >> no more than what you did in other cases, price waterhouse, newport. >> in my mind, there are three basic parts in this case on the other side. to language, you dealt with that. the parade of horribles, you have dealt with that. the third one is the one alito is bringing up in one form. as it is coming out of the briefs as i read it, i would put it in these terms. imagine a statute that says, policeman da da da must pay damages. passed a long time

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