supreme court to stay the execution and give time to hear the new evidence before rodney reid's time runs out. my john hendren al-jazeera bastrop texas. the flood head italian city of venice is facing another exceptionally high tide the government declared a state of emergency there. conti is promising compensation for people and for businesses to venice lagoon tied peat on tuesday at the highest recorded level in 53 years more than 85 percent of this city's historic sites are under water. at a former president of bolivia is calling for international assistance to end the crisis in his country ever more or less made the comment in mexico where he's been forced into exile after a disputed election result you're going to go it alone i have plenty of confidence in the un because we've had extensive talks at the un secretary-general he has a lot of social conscience plenty of commitment to the poor he should be the mediator not just a facilitator accompanied by the catholic church and of pope francis is needed we should at home. the rights of all has more now from. thousands of protester

on the victim but new evidence casts doubt on reid's guilt is this is. justice are you confident you'll get justice. well with the support and what we have yes i just have to hold on to there at ces. that's what i have to hold on to a coworker of the victim now corroborates reid story that he was having an affair with stacy stites and they had consensual sex hours before she was found raped and strangled on a texas roadside forensic examiners have since admitted in affidavits that their estimates of the time of death could be wrong there is another bit of blockbuster new evidence that's been introduced and that is from a member of the arion brotherhood named arthur snow snow claims that wall in prison who spoke to the fiance of the victim a man named jimmy final on that final confessed that he had murdered stacy stites because she was having an affair with an african-american man read his always insisted he is not guilty i think a lot of people know the truth right now. a lot of people seeing the evidence has been of the develop over the years the victim

so if he's going to walter reid, what were the specific tests? things like scanning, those types of things can be done at walter reid that maybe can't be done at the white house. we know he has a common form of heart disease. was there a particular test being done for that? or, you know, was he having some sort of symptoms? nobody is suggesting he had any kind of symptoms, but if someone goes into the hospital a few months early, you know, i think that would be a reasonable question to ask as well. i'd really like to know, when did the medical team at walter reid, who would usually spend a lot of time preparing for this sort of thing, when did they know about this? and again, we don't have the answer to that question right now. >> why would they spend a lot of time preparing? explain that. a lot of us who have physicals, you know, think it's just one of those very routine sort of visits where you're asked a few questions, they listen to your heart, ask you if you have any problems, and you're on your way. >> if there's particular tests being done

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on the victim but new evidence casts doubt on reid's guilt so this is what is solidarity justice are you confident you'll get justice. well with the support and what we have yes i just have to hold on to their ad says. that's what i have to hold on to a coworker of the victim now corroborates reed story that he was having an affair with stacy stites and they had consensual sex hours before she was found raped and strangled on a texas roadside forensic examiners have since admitted in affidavits that their estimates of the time of death could be wrong there is another bit of blockbuster new evidence that's been introduced and that is from a member of the arion brotherhood named arthur snow snow claims that wall in prison who spoke to the fiance of the victim a man named jimmy final on that final confessed that he had murdered stacy stites because she was having an affair with an african-american man read his always insisted he is not guilty i think a lot of people know the truth right now. a lot of people seeing the evidence has been of the develop over the years the victim's cousin b

>> i can find myself to this point on senator reid. think he is very right. , think this was a key factor paving the way for these confirmations. at the supreme court level, there is no way the filibuster would have been abolished in 2017 had the groundwork not been laid by the filibuster for lower court nominees being abolished by harry reid into thousand 13. -- in 2013. ask yourself, how many of these nominees would've been confirmed if the democrats still had the filibuster? how many of these harmonies would even have made themselves available as nominees if they were looking at the prospect of being filibustered? >> any idea on what the typical timeline is for a nominee? judicial nominee in the trump administration versus the obama administration? a reale has been difference between appellate judges and district judges area in part because senate democrats continue to try to obstruct the confirmation votes on the floor. >> and district judges -- on district judges. >> on judges generally. district judges have been sitting for quite

senator schumer and reid said the same thing in 2007 and 2008. this was the same vacancy since clarence thomas was nominated in 1991 in which you had a president of one party making a nomination to a senate controlled by the other party. exactly the configuration that invites conflict and what happened was entirely predictable and president obama's white house counsel, an event in which i took part with her, said that she would have recommended the same thing, had this situation been reversed. host: what if there's an opening on the supreme court of vacancy in 2020, what should senator mcconnell do? guest: he's been quite clear what he'll do. he'll move expeditiously to confirm that nominee. you would not have the opposite-party situation which was critical to the situation in 2016 when he said, let the voters decide, because we have a split situation. under this hypothetical, you don't have the split situation. host: senator mcconnell joined president trump onstage in louisville on monday night at the campaign rally there. and touted the success

supreme court to stay the execution and give time to hear the new evidence before rodney reid's time runs out. in my john hendren al-jazeera bastrop texas. finishing the season at the top of the tennis. the old model. business updates. going places to get the. odd. odd. odd. business updates. going places together. the odd. ball. thanks so much mara n.f.l. player miles garrett has been suspended from the league indefinitely without pay the cleveland browns star attacked in apartments with a helmet during a game on thursday garrett was involved in a fight with pittsburgh steelers quarterback mason it rudolph he ripped off rudolph helmets and then smashed him over the head with its errant suspension is at least for the rest of the season which will take in 6 regular season games and any involvement in the playoffs is the biggest band ever handed out by the n.f.l. for a single gang incident rudolph said he had never experienced anything like it before . i thought it was. pretty cowardly kind of really bush league which you know the other to watch i haven't seen a replay but yes i mean i

reid.dence that you feel is convincing, if there is any reasonable doubt, you cannot convict. certainly, with some inmates saying he confessed to him, the person that reid said really did it, there's reasonable doubt to not kill him. if you are for or against the death penalty, you certainly should be against a man that clear possibility of innocence should lose his life because we put evidence or questions to the side. and take lives saying that we just go by what is in the books. that does it for me. thanks for watching. i'll see you back here tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. eastern for a new live edition of "politics nation." up next, my colleague richard lui picks up our coverage with more of today's news. >>> and good saturday to you. i'm richard lui at msnbc headquarters here in new york city. thanks for being with us. we're in the middle of week six of the impeachment inquiry. and more new reporting today. we have the republicans' list of witnesses they want to bring to the hill. that just in

>>enough is enough we can do more than just play politics reid says the white house is ready to act. >>impeachment is now kind of that road block and once this is a united like i said you got small window right now. but once this is ignited this

t assaulting and raping sixth other women. >> these have nothing to do with whether or not rodney reidmurder. >> jimmy fanell spent years for kidnapping and raping a woman while he was on duty. an arian brotherhood said i had to kill my n-word living fiian s -- foiance. each one of these stories is laughably lacking in credibility. >> rodney reid has as advocate that lived with him on death row. >> you were fully exonerated, released, why do you relate to rodney reed? >> i know for a fact that those same players didn't give a damn about whether or not i was innocent or not. >> he was wrongly auccused of murdered a family in 1992. the same attorney general and medical examiner that convicted him also convicted rodney. >> he is now a general justice reform advocate. >> a young white woman was murdered and a black man was con vicked of it. that was their case. they're taking it all of the way to exthe cushion table. prosecutors that worked the case say the thought of rodney reed getting out of prison is absolutely terrifying. >> all right, so for more on this defense, our best legal minds

since 51 year old rodney reid is due to be executed next week in texas for the murder of a woman 23 years ago but his attorneys say new testament implicates the woman's fiance john hendren joins us live now from outside the governor's mansion in austin texas john so what's the atmosphere like there a lot of people been saying. well i'm standing right outside of the governor's mansion is a little above freezing that is where the governor is being asked for a reprieve for the life of rodney reed who was sentenced to be killed by execution by the state of texas on wednesday the 20th of november but these people here are holding a good job and promised to stay here until 10 o'clock in the morning that's many hours from now and it's 10 o'clock at night so it's another 12 hours they plan on being here to go crying out for the governor to grant a reprieve that is because it rodney remarkably are have new evidence and that seems to corroborate his story so they're asking the governor to give a reprieve so that his story can be heard i spoke to the mother of rodney read a little earlier and this i

they voted last year to stop accepting grants for reid-hill view airport. for now agreements have been made to keep reid-hill view open for another 11 years. in the meantime, the faa says it's concerned about rogue aircraft and vehicles because signage isn't up to par. >> that's led to a loss of situational awareness and confusion among both pilots and vehicle drivers. >> we haven't found anything to indicate we have a problem at a particular location. >> reporter: so at this point do you think the faa is just picking on you? >> no, not at all. they're our partner, but they have an interest in aviation in the united states, and we have an interest in our community. >> santa clara county points to older signage standards in place when the airport was first built, and the county hasn't made a final decision to replace the airport with housing, but instead will evaluate possible uses of the land if it closes. >>> and southwest once again pushing back the return of the 737 max jets. they'll keep it out of the schedule until march 6th, about a month longer than

chip reid reports. >> reporter: 22-year-old u.s. marine michael alexander brown is charged with homicide and is on the run. roanoke, virginia, police chief tim jones -- >> this individual is to be considered armed and dangerous at this time. >> reporter: brown went awol last month, abandoning his post at north carolina's camp lejeune. police say he returned to his home outside roanoke where they believe he shot and killed his stepfather. no motive is known. brown was seen outside his grandmother's house in roanoke. police found in rv belonging to brown nearby. they rammed it repeatedly with an armored vehicle, but brown was not inside. fearing he might still be in the area, authorities closed all 28 roanoke public schools and urged residents to be vigilant. some businesses also closed. >> he's certainly trained with weapons. he knows how to use them. he has marine corps training. >> reporter: the fbi is how erned e you that he could be out there right now living off the land out in the woods? >> i think that's very possible that he

as on capitol hill are about to turn public reid binion has the very latest. >>a campaign of lies those are the words of deputy assistant secretary of state george kent, who testified to house investigators that president trump'spersonal lawyer rudy giuliani allegedly ran a smear campaign ainsformer ukraine ambassador marie yovanovich for efforts she made against president trump. this as jennifer williams, a national security aide to vice president mike pence became the first person from his staff to testify the investigation after she was subpoenaed to appear we have not heard e single witness yet come in and provide testimony that would suggest this was anything other than defense dollars the president's former national security adviser john bolton was a no show after being asked to appear he was not subpoenaed after his attorneys threaten to fight it in court and according to a source involved with the soon to be released book written by an anonymous senior white house official white house insiders were certain. vice president me pence would support anheffo

reena. >> ninan: paula reid at the white house. thank you, paula. tonight, former new york city mayor michael bloomberg is edging closer to a democratic run for president. senior aides to bloomberg say the billionaire will not accept political donations if he runs. bloomberg also says he will not take a salary as president should he win. well, tonight a 13-year-old boy in california is in custody after being charged with planning a shooting at his middle school. police say that several students at the charter school, just outside los angeles, overheard the boy talking about his plans. they alerted teachers, who called authorities. police found an ar-15 rifle, roughly 100 rounds of ammunition, and a possible hit list at the boy's home. new details are also emerging about a deadly shooting at a high school in california. the weapon used in the attack was a so-called ghost gun. carter evans tonight on the untraceable but legal weapon. >> reporter: 16-year-old nathaniel berhow was too young to pass a background check or purchase a gun legally. now it tu

chip reid, cbs news, philadelphia, tennessee. >> talk about a feel-good story. >>> coming up only oner alicia keys joins us in the studio to help announce this year's grammy award nominations. >>> plus, in our "school matters" series, how a new jersey school district is using reality to tackle the problem of bullying. >>> and we'll show you a florida radio station that's helping couples cover the medical costs of in vitro in its win a baby contest. >>> thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ♪ fo

>>reid binion kron news. >>well, of course will be streaming the imachment hearing some from start to finish tomorrow on kron on so it's a great time to download that app. it will feature testimony from ambassad william taylor and also deputy assistant secretary george kent. once again you can download the kron on app right now from your app store you road with you. taken on the on to the warriors the warriors whole city game at the chase center in san ancisco and golden state took on the utah jazz so angelo russell he playing pretty well he scored 33 points in last night's game, including. >>the losing to the jazz one 22. formally introduced their new general manager scott harris, terry is a 32 year old's right here in the bay area he's from redwood city, he's a native. >>he'soming back to the bay area after working as the cubs assistant general manager, he had a seven-year run and chicago he saw the team go from losing more than a 100 games. winning the world series in 2016. >>the one thing i will say about

paula reid is at the white house tonight with details on these new key players. >> mr. president, are you concerned about the hearings next week? >> reporter: as he left the white house for louisiana this evening, president trump refused to answer questions about impeachment. he's portrayed himself as a one- man war room as he battles democrats trying to oust him from office. >> i'm the team. >> reporter: but now cbs news has learned that former florida attorney general pam bondi and former treasury spokesman tony sayegh are expected to join the white house and help the president with impeachment messaging. >> america's for trump and so am i. >> reporter: bondi is a longtime political ally of president trump, who has even appeared alongside him at white house events. sources tell cbs news the white house is also decided to have government lawyers handle the president's legal defense. during the special council investigation, the president relied on the team of outside personal attorneys, including rudy giuliani, to represent him in the criminal investigation and on tele

here's chip reid. >>> several shots have been fired -- >> reporter: on june 28th, 2018, a gunman withrudge against the "capital gazette" newspaper in annapolis, maryland, walked into its offices and opened fire. five people were killed including 56-year-old sports writer john mcnamara who had been married to andrea shamblee. when we met her recently she was wearing his press pass. is that something you wear frequently? >> i wear it almost every day. >> reporter: a reflection of their mutual total devotion. >> he was devoted to his family. he was devoted to his writing. and lucky for me he was devoted to me. >> reporter: he was also devoted to an unfinished book, "the capital of basketball," that he had labored over in his spare time for 13 years. it's an exhaustive look at how basketball in d.c.-area high schools changed the course of the sport over the past century. shamblee, while a huge basketball fan, had never read a word of her husband's notes. after going through his files, she decided that she would finish his book. how does it feel to hold that book in your hands now? >> i fe

chip reid, cbs news, washington. >> o'donnell: now that's an m.v.p -- most valuable puppy. that's the "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. than >>> a joint cbs news/reuters investigation has revealed new evidence of potential fraud ing pr the military's privatized as s mily fs le with roaches and mold, a former employee housing contractor said the company records. >> reporter: a former employee at fall fort media communities told us that issues would take days, sometimes weeks if they were fixed at all. on paper, everything was aboveboard, but the pressure to falsify records came from management. >> i told them i said this is lying. it's not right. >> reporter: f

are calling for his release following new evidence that could prove his innocence 51 year old rodney reid is due to be executed next week in texas for the murder of a woman 23 years ago but his attorneys say new testimony implicates the woman's fiance rights groups say the case against reid is deeply flawed. those are the headlines the news continues on his era off the fault lies with them so much of the 3rd. everything. in georgia the governor is poised to so i want the most restrictive anti abortion laws in the country missouri state senate passed and we go bush in banning containing no exceptions for victims of rape incest or even the crimes right on the heels of alabama's even stricter legislation in 20199 u.s. states passed laws that would ban abortion in the beginning stages of pregnancy as early as 6 weeks before many women even know they're pregnant. the state of georgia recognize the benefits of providing all legal recognition i'm born child alabama went the furthest and banned the procedure from the moment of conception. just a few years ago the bills were considered politically

we'll see what happens. >> both kaepernick and reid took a knee during the national anthem in 2016 tost racial and social injustice. >>> so a couple in hawaii is now engaged after an epic proposal. check this out. lauren and chris were surfing when he pulled out a ring and popped the question, mind you, he is on a surfboard too. she said yes just before chris dropped the ring in the water. but it was only a stand-in ring, good thinking, chris. the real one back safely on the beach. good thing he thought about that but that, those pictures, holy cow. >> incredible. >> she said yes and then, whoa. fell in the water. >>> up next in "the pulse," any tribute to the chevy chase movie "christmas vacation." >>> and the so-called unicorn puppy people can't wait to adopt. their smart device. the power to make treatment decisions to customize alerts and alarms to help keep them in range. the power to lower their a1c. all this knowledge... powered by a small wearable. the dexcom g6. cordless. noted. that's a good one. introducing the capital one walmart rewards card. earn unlimited 5% back on eve

my takeaway from both tom reid and terry is this.r one of them said it this way but when i heard the word reprimand, it triggered something. if there is a middle ground, a lot of lawmakers would take it. a way to punish the president without removing him and leaving it to the voters. but the fact of the matter is we don't have a middle ground. but that's what i heard in there in between the lines in a million ways. what did you hear? >> well, you know, i was -- i listened to that really carefully. we don't have a middle ground and, in fact, the constitution actually contemplates that on issues that involve treason, bribery, and high crimes and mi misdemeanors, there is no middle ground when it comes to holding the president of the united states accountable for his behavior. and i think adam schiff was right. we need to focus onha the president did and make a determination that may have been within the scope of what the constitution envisions. and, you know, there's no out here. it's about impeachment. >> however, if you -- if -- if t

chip reid, cbs news, washington. >> o'donnell: and this is the "cbs evening news." washington. with thanks to the jones day law firm for this view of the capitol, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> climate change may be taking a toll on one of the world's most ancient forests. california's giant sequoia trees attract millions of tourists each and every year, but now scientists are going to extreme heights to study how an historic drought is impacting these natural wonders. jonathan vigliotti got an upclose look. >> reporter: we're here in the sequoia national park perched on one of the largest trees in the world, which just so happens to be a cloud-hugging laboratory for scientists studying the impacts of climate change. from the air, the breathtaking beauty of the sierra nevada covers up an ugly statistic. >> the first estimates that about 130 million trees died in the state of california during this drought. >> reporter: 130 milln?

we put the cd in an envelope and mailed it to reid's house. the next day when he picked me up, he had an unbroken cd and an envelope that got to his house 24 hours for the price of a first class stamp. if there was an aha moment, i think that was it. >> to where were you carpooling? >> read was the founder of a company called peer atria. a big geeky software company. integrity qa. i went to work for reid and we spent about nine months working together. as luck had it, we lived in the same town so we spent those nine months carpooling together. and then lightning struck. it was going to be acquired. both reed and i were going to be out of a job. i decided this was perfect. i am going to start my next company. read kinda wanted to keep her hand in this entrepreneurial thing. i agreed we would started and run it. he would be on the board and he would be the biggest financial backer. all we needed was an idea. that led to those crazy car rights. we brainstormed everything we could think of. >> where did the title come from is that a quote from you

chip reid, cbs news, silver spring, maryland. >> o'donnell: that brings to mind a quote from mitch albom'sorrie." "death ends a life, not a relationship." that is the "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell. and we'll see you back here tomorrow. good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by it takes a village to raise a child. to build a bridge. to throw a baseball... to throw yourself into the unknown. to lose fear, to create hope. we believe that it takes a village of over 200-thousand dedicated, passionate, driven medical and non-medical professionals to deliver on our belief in total health for all. we are kaiser permanente. thrive. >>> breaking news, a huge scene outside of a monterey motel where a murder suspect was believed to be hold up in a room. plus. >>> days after a deadly party house shooting. an emergency discussion in orinda tonight over the long term future of short term rentals. >> just needs to be tighter rain on it. >> i would hate to see a tighter ban. >> it was like oceans 11 without the plan. how police skwráugs cracked the case of a daring heist. >> pg & e has

here's chip reid. >> several shots have been fired. >> reporter: on june 28, 2018, a gunman with a longtimest the "capital gazette" newspaper in annapolis, maryland, walked into its offices and opened fire. five people were killed, including 56-year-old sportswriter john mcnamara, who had been married to andrea chamblee. when we met her recently, she was wearing his press pass. is that something you wear frequently? >> i wear it almost every day. >> reporter: it's a reflection of their mutual, total devotion. >> he was devoted to his family. he was devoted to his writing. and lucky for me he was devoted to me. >> reporter: he was also devoted to an unfinished book, "the capital of basketball," that he had labored over in his spare time for 13 years. it's an exhaustive look at how basketball in d.c. area high school changed the course of the the sport over the past century. chamblee, while a huge basketball fan, had never read a word of her husband's notes, but after going through his files, she decided that she would finish his book. how does it feel to hold that book in your hands now? >>

chip reid, cbs news, philadelphia, tennessee. >> o'donnell: the power of kindness and a hug. "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm norah o'donnell in washington. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> two new york city jail guards responsible for watching jeffrey epstein the night he died are now facing charges. a coroner ruled epstein took his own life in august as he awaited trial on sex trafficking charges involving minors. mola lenghi is following the investigation. >> reporter: federal investigators say tova noel and michael thomas failed to perform mandatory checks on convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein, even though his cell was just 15 feet away. inr desk, browsed the internet, and moved around the common area of the facility for eight hours, then falfi

chip reid says this could be the end of a golden era in black and white.st four years we've watched as bei bei has melted hearts. snuggling and playing with his mother and somersaulting down snowy hills. >> you want some water? good boy! >> reporter: panda curator laurie thompson has been watching over bei bei since the day he was born, but at four years old he's all grown up and under an agreement with china must now join their panda breeding program. we got a sneak peek as thompson acclimated him to a steel crate like the one that will carry him to china tomorrow aboard a fedex plane with his picture on the side. >> once i have to say good-bye, hat's going to be tough. >> reporter: bei bei could be the last panda at the national zoo. his older brother and sister are already in china. his parents will remain in d.c., but the zoo says it's unlikely his mother can have another cub. the zoo director believes this is not the end of an era. we started 47 years ago with giant pandas, and our vision would be to continue working with the chinese counterparts for

>>i'm reid binion reporting. >>often after threatening to shoot up a high school san joaquin deputies got a call about a possible shooting thursday at franklin high school that threat was on several social media posts and also showed a hand. so 2 teens were arrested thanks to quick thinking from investigators. they say that the school resource officers and their knowledge of the campus and relationship with the students really helped. >>for the families parents of the children to go to the schools here stockton and all of san joaquin county. >>they should they should take solace in knowing that their law enforcement is here we're on top of these things as soon as we hear about them. we act quickly on these to make sure that their children are always safe. >>well these arrest came just hours before the deadly shooting in santa korea. well to the east bay now 5 people are now in custody, the after a deadly halloween party shooting in orinda kron four's dan thorn has the latest. >>a handful of people are now facing

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having spent decades measuring water quality on the great barrier reef, doctor reid claims the data used is deeply flawed. the drop of water that is he will be out in the pacific ocean in a couple of months and there is a flushing of water that purifies the great barrier reef and this water comes barrier reef and this water water that purifies the great barrier reef and this water comes in from the pacific ocean in eight hours but is from all of the rivers along the whole coast in the whole year and this keeps the water quality of the great barrier reef really phenomenally good. with polluted river sediment from farming declared as a major threat to the great barrier reef, i have travelled with doctor read to one of queensland's largest rivers. this is the burdekin river, the biggest on the burdekin river, the biggest on the coast, and it is dry at the moment but when it flows, exactly one of the biggest rivers on earth and some of the mother comes out of this goes over the inshore reefs and a very tiny amount, just occasionally, reaches the great barrier reef itself. is this threatening

i'm reid binion reporting.ifornia, a man is now free after spending more than a decade behind bars for a crime he did not commit. ruben martinez was convicted for a series of armed robberies in la back in 2008. eyewitnesses pointed to him and he spent 11 years of a nearly 48 year sentence in prison. martinez filed appeal after appeal until his case was finally reopened and he was found innocent on all charges. martinez was released from prison yesterday and says he does not hold any grudges. jesus christ was apartment life in it there's no people argue with people do make mistakes. what touches me is when the da got and me. experience. take a little perspective. the district attorney's conviction review unit, helped clear martinez his case was the first time an inmate has been exonerated in los angeles. as we switch gears now take a peek outside get a check on the 4 zone forecast hopefully some of that he's bound bay bridge traffic has eased a bit showed you that pickup truck on fire. at the top of the hour. th

politicians from oprah winfrey to singer rianna to texas senator ted cruz called for a reprieve for reid people see the truth and i play. as one of rodney reed lawyers and he was visiting reed in prison with the reality television star kim carr dashing in west when the warden brought in word that reid execution had been stayed for the lawyers now the hard work really just begins he is presumed guilty in this appeal and in order to spare him from execution they now have to show that he's not we were relieved please we are also be excited to be honest with you the opportunity to present what we believe to be some component of evidence without incident since from the witness statements to the medical science to the information that we think incorporates another suspect here in texas where 566 people have been executed since 1902 he's only the 4th to see a reprieve the fight continues right now still endeavor oh that was the 1st leg of it we got it we got alone straights and that's get him in his new and get him home until that happens if it does rodney reed remains where he spent the past 2

>>i'm reid binion reporting. >>first told you about this mass shooting with a push alert today and you can stay connected when breaking news happens by downloading the kron 4 app. turning to our 4 zone forecast as we take a live look outside right now. >>our sutro camera a sparkling town san francisco. >>fog on the camera lens or little bit fog in real life our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here something going on there. yeah, some clouds out there. >>nice to see right to change in the weather pattern little precipitation out there, nothing huge but nice to see a couple of drops making their way back in the bay area in fact things start to switch gears a little bit high pressure that had been sitting on the west coast. that kind of fading away we've got yet another weather system. not that far away it's going to be headed our direction overnight tonight. outside you've got to clouds continuing to move overhead. there's a chance are going to see maybe a little light precipitation overnight tonight and tod

chip reid, cbs news, philadelphia, tennessee. >> quijano: the joy of giving and receiving.e cbs weekend news for this sunday. later tonight on cbs "60 minutes," i'm elaine quijano in new york. thanks so much for joining us and good night. captioni >>> now at 6:00, the first storm of the season finally headed our way just in time for the holiday travel rush. it will bring rain and wait till you hear about the snow. >>> but first, we have to worry about fire danger? >> it's the first thing anybody flying into the silicon valley sees. dozens of tents and rvs. now they've all been told they have to get out. >> that's scary because they don't have anywhere to go. >> bay area firefighters use a lasso to save a wayward sea lion pup from a peninsula parking garage. the question tonight, how did it get there? good evening. i'm juliette goodrich. >> and i'm brian hackney. we begin tonight in san jose where the city's homeless problem is becoming a pr problem. the ever growing encampment along the guadalupe river is the first thing many silicon valley visitors see when they land at th

asked the reality television star who has been supporting in advocating robbie reid's case and it was during that meeting that the warden came in pulled them out and showed them the stay that had been issued and they were able to tell read then and there and we are told the mood lifted considerably but his family said there is a lot of work to be done here reed has been on death row for many years and it could be a long time before this case is decided he is presumed to be guilty so he has to now show that he's not. thousands of people have been marching in the greek capital to mock the 46 anniversary of a student uprising that helped topple the former military dictatorship but he's were out in force to prevent violence arresting almost 30 people johnson for some athletes. young and old late carnations to all of the occupation of the athens polytechnic of 1973 when hundreds of students defied the military dictatorship then ruling greece tanks had to smash through these gates to empty the campus. who was beside the gates at the time and remembers the brief taste of freedom has seen bot

are calling for his release following new evidence that could prove his innocence 51 year old rodney reiddue to be executed next week in texas for the murder of a woman 23 years ago but his attorneys say the new testament implicates the woman's fiance rights groups say the case against reid is deeply flawed those are the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera off the fault lines such of them so much in life that. al-jazeera. and. in georgia the governor is poised to sign one of the most restrictive anti abortion laws in the country missouri state senate passed an 8 week abortion ban containing no exceptions for victims of rape incest or even to crimes right on the heels of alabama's even stricter legislation in 20199 u.s. states passed laws that would ban abortion in the beginning stages of pregnancy as early as 6 weeks before many women even know they're pregnant. the state of georgia recognize the benefits of providing legal recognition i'm. the furthest and ban the procedure from the moment of conception. just a few years ago the bills were considered politically toxic. and extreme

reid binion has the latest.student: "we heard the gunshots and we were just like lets go, lets run."student: "just seeing backpacks all over the place and not knowing where you friends are." students describing moments of panic and terror at saugus high school in california.. after a fellow student opened fire on on his 16th birthday... a shooting lasting just seconds..will now resonate with lifetime..capt. kent wegener, los angeles county department: "we have not yet established a paul delacourt, asst. director, fbi los angeles: "we believe that the subject was acting behalf of any other group we have no reason to believe there is any conspirators."mom: "i'm going to walk to get please. you just need to be in my arms right now, okay?"likely just one of many similar phone calls parents and at saugus high..children find the arms of their parents..won't let go of your daughter."mom: "no, i'm but not all are parents of those killed the chance to children again..mike pence: "to the families of loved ones and to crit

considerably but his family said there's a lot of work to be done here reid has been on death row for many years and it could be a long time before this case is decided he is presumed to be guilty so he has to now show that he's not. algeria as presidential candidates have launched their campaigns 5 candidates are in the running for december's election demonstrators so don't want any vote to happen until figures linked to the old political establishment step aside with the protests have been going on since long time president abdelaziz bouteflika have resigned in the. line of people are against elections held this way we've been protesting to die months to saying no to the gangs no elections with the gangs no you do you know you're here to say you know that allegiance won't happen elections won't take it until people decide they will the people are the ones to decide when and how to organize really should. palestinian journalists have rallied in support of a colleague who was shot while covering protests in the occupied west bank dozens war i patches to denounce the wounding of watts

chip reid found one in a blacksmith shop. >> reporter: in rural virginia, an ancient trade is being moldedne. >> it took us from where we were just scraping and brought us to where we're living again. >> they're like angels. >> reporter: those angels are steve and dave, gulf war veterans who last year founded black horse forge to help military families like u.s. marine shawn mack and his wife brittany. >> when you come here, it's like a different place almost. all your tro and everything like stay at the driveway, and then you get a little relief. >> reporter: relief that comes from literally hammering things out. >> you can come here, and you can blow off a little bit of steam. you can tell us what your problems are, we're going to listen. >> reporter: he had these blacksmith tools, but no shop. the other had the land. they teach thou transform something bold into something new. >> they go from railroad spike, prison shank to finished blade. >> reporter: while also transforming themselves. >> i hold everything in. and that just might be the marine inside me. i'm like a boulder. they've ta

there are new questions about president trump's health after he made an unscheduled trip to walter reidospital on saturday. let's bring in our chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. could the president's sudden trip to the hospital mean he potentially has some serious medical issue? >> well, that is the concern, wolf. i think any time someone, a medical person hears someone made a surprie trip to the hospital over the weekend, you know, something that wasn't already planned necessarily, then you worry what prompted that. i think that's probably the most important question, not even, wolf, not what he had done at the hospital but why he had it done. i will point out, wolf, and you know this, the test they talked about the president having at walter reid, a quick exam and some basic lab results, those things could have easily been done at the white house as well. they have a pretty extensive medical facility there. the question is what did he have done at the hospital that he couldn't have had done at the white house and why. the concern is there something med kay going on here. >>

for consumer watch, i'm reid binion. >>> here is a live look at the city of san jose that is actively encouraging people to shop local businesses. allen rock and other neighborhoods are taking part. detailed information is available in shop san jose shop bis. there's a similar effort in san francisco as we get a live look at the city. it includes events in places like the bay view makers market in the fillmor district. it has links to small business organizations in san francisco and other cities. >>> the website has links to the city of richmond's campaign. it is called shop local, shop small, shop downtown richmond. a reception with free stop will be held from noon to two p.m. on mcdonald avenue. >>> some encouraging news for home buyers. kpix explains why this may be the best time of year to submit offers. >>> housing experts say around this time of year there are more motivated sellers and fewer buyers. experts say the shorter days and the holiday stress create the perfect storm in keeping some buyers away from the housing market. >> definitely less competition for buyers. >> it i

militants wind down there rocket attacks on israel israel says it's respecting a cease fire after reid's which killed $34.00 palestinians and a catastrophic flooding event has residents scrambling to limit the damage done to that ancient city by the highest tide in half a century at least prime minister calling the floods a blow to the heart of the country. all my life thank you so much for joining us everyone and we begin this broadcast with breaking news out of the u.s. where sally another school shooting has taken place authorities say at least 5 people have been injured in a high school shooting in southern california a male suspect reportedly opened fire at saugus a high school in the city of santa clarita people fleeing the scene local media are reporting he has been located and he's quote no longer a threat or 2 of the shooting victims are set to be in a critical. condition all right and then just our mind our viewers so we're still very much in the midst of this unfolding events want to take you now to l.a. to adjacent capitol hill he is the n.b.c. borough chief there for radio j

>>reid bini kron 4 news.ext week the us supreme court iset to start deciding whether to end the dhaka that is the program which protects hundreds of thousands of young documented immigrants from deportation, they are all so called dreamers california is one of 7 states suing the federal government after the trump administraon tried to terminate attorneys general javi ate becerra talk about why it is important to keep dhaka. we believe and the courts have a concurred that the action taken by the adnistration where was arbitrary and capricious the way it was handled. we believe it was a violation of. the administrative proceres act in the way they went about doing this. ande also made the argument that this would protections. the iividuals who are imcted. >>aka protect some 700,000 people brought to the united or with families which ldren overstay trump administration aims to end the obama era policy as it tries to tackle the immigration issue. e administration claims that the previous president did not have th

a year later tests confirmed rodney reid's semen was found inside her.ent him to death row, but the saga was just the beginning. >> it almost reads like a book. hopefully we don't execute the wrong man for the murder. >> reporter: they say they were engaged in a consensual affair and finel found out about it. reid talked about this in an interview. >> prior to her death he found out that he'd kill me. >> and that is clear motive for him to have killed stacey and also ultimately having rodney reed take the fall for that murder. >> reporter: his case has garnlgar garnered celebrity attention. the murder investigation is full of holes. they say the time of death isn't accurate and police never searched the apartment where they lived together and that dna tests were never conducted on the belt used as the murder weapon. but finel's lawyer says the push to exonerate reed is a circus that has been rejected by appeals courts and that reed is a monster. >> rodney reed is a garden variety sociopath who has convinced his lawyers and lots of other people that he's

they have not won since it chief hired andy reid in a 2013. but the end result that is going toll $1mill >> fortunately he's much better with football. his teams are 17-3. all time coming off of the bye week. they hope that kansas city is a little to well rested. >> my sources tell me that he gave his team the week off. hopefully there flights are delayed getting in today. >>> baseball news. catcher stephen vogt signs with the diamondbacks. >>> this is the catch of the day. my goodness. that is a huge fish. that is a steve from san francisco. reeling in the 217 pound yellowfin tuna in mexico. >> take that up to the chef in the hotel. >> you need 5-6 coolers. send us your pictures at the kpix.com. but do we have a picture of ken bastida holding up a fish? >> not as big as that. we will be right back. >>> storm watch bringing the evening commute to a crawl. a traffic jam across the golden gate bridge. two hours to get to larkspur. you can use the # kpix 5. >>> a look at doppler as a brunt of storms across the area. a lot going on out there. upda

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