f kennedy's family, robert f kennedy's family, robert f kennedy's family do not want him to behalf by los angeles police, two of mr kennedy's children, he had 11, do back of the parole, douglas kennedy who is actually a reporter here for a conservative network, and robert f kennedyjunior both say that mr sirhan should be released. it is interesting because douglas kennedy during the hearing, said to mr sirhan, "i the hearing, said to mr sirhan, " i do have some love for you". also working in mr sirhan's favour is some changes to california laws, saying you can apply to get parole for a crime committed at a young age, he is 77 now but was 2a at the time. but we're still at the early stages, there still some time to go when it would ultimately be rejected. to go when it would ultimately be rejected-— to go when it would ultimately be rejected. be re'ected. 0k, nomia, thank ou be rejected. 0k, nomia, thank ou ve be rejected. 0k, nomia, thank you very much- _ be rejected. 0k, nomia, thank you very much. -- _ be rejected. 0k, nomia, thank you very much. -- and - be rejected. 0k,

kennedy. dr shane 0'sullivan is a film—maker and author whose work extensively focuses on the murder of robert two months after the assassination of martin luther king, and brother kennedy had spoke to crowds in the us to appease them after the tragic death of martin luther king. —— robert kennedy. and then, two months later, he was poised to be a major contender for the �*68 election. he had to win the california primary — he did. he went to speak to supporters just after midnight in the early hours ofjune the 5th, 1968. he walked through a kitchen pantry, and then a lone man apparently stepped out with a gun and shots were fired, and just over 2a hours later, robert kennedy was dead. so, he was... the loan gunman was identified as sirhan sirhan, a 24—year—old palestinian. yesterday's decision basically boils down to equal rights under the law. he's been elligible for parole since the mid—70s. he's been denied 15 times, and then finally, in the �*60s, the recommendation had been made of his parole. i think the difference now is that in 2018, the california law changed, so that anybody who'd c

we're on you know, robert kennedy and you know, robert, can it be with killed hubert humphrey won theination and richard saying that came the president things weren't good at all. in my humble opinion in in the next 10 years. the other thing that's remarkable and important to recognize about let's say sirhan sirhan's is actually released from custody is released from prison. he's not a united states citizen he committed a offense. most likely he would be deported to jordan. he was palestinian, but he carries a jordanian passports. so, you know, after his parole is over. i i just don't think there's any other way other than he would have to be deported. i will have time for for much more governor newsom's 53 to get that out of the what do you make of gas cones role in this. >> and what's your hunch on assuming it's newsome what he will do with this. >> okay. good question about gas pont des cannes policy is not particular to this case when he took over as district attorney in los angeles. you made the policy the district attorney's office would no longer 10 for all hearings spy that it

. >>> robert f kennedy's assassin could soon walk free. what kennedy's sons did hours ago that may surprise you. >>> we are hearing from a bare aero -- bay area woman whose family barely escaped afghanistan. >> a spoke with a woman whose mother and brother feel their lives were spared by the american marines and soldiers who may have given their lives to help them escape to safety. >> the suicide bomb blast that killed 13 americans and dozens of afghans at the kabul airport was very close to home for her. >> hours after my mother and brother were the same way. >> her brother shot this cell phone video as he and his wife, their threes small children and mother crossed into a crowded airport checkpoint over this now infamous canal. >> they have a six month baby, that soldier picked up the baby and held their hands one by one. she says the americans pulled the infant to safety and escorted her 72-year-old mother. the family flew out that day but later heard what happened when they landed in belgium. >> my mom told me she was told by afghan so

kennedy was shot basically. >> back in 1968 rick, what's the reaction tonight? >> well, brent, this is where the old ambassador hotel used to be along wilson boulevard. it has since been transformed into robertennedy inspiration parked. but you're right. a lot of surprise today. i think after more than 5 decades suddenly 2 of the kennedy sons decide that the assassin sirhan sirhan's should be paroled and it looks like that could possibly happen by the end of the year, although it is not a sure thing. >> june 5th 1968 senator and presidential candidate robert f kennedy finishes a speech in the main ballroom of eli's ambassador hotel and flanked by security makes his way through the hotel kitchen. >> shaking hands with some of the kitchen help. and that's when the shooting took place in the push of the crowd. a 24 year-old busboy named serve on bashara serve on shoots kennedy 3 times as the senator pass us. >> the rounds from the 22 caliber revolver hit kennedy once in the head and twice in the back. football player rosie greer and olympic athlete rafer johnson are some of the men in the kennedy entourage who wrestled the gun from sirhan's hands and pinned him to the ground. during the hail of

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my god, kennedy has been the shooter convicted of murdering robert f. kennedy. a man many believed would be president and the progressive one gun down in a busy hotel in 1968 by a palestinian furious about his support for israel, a crime. so hon is never denied but says he doesn't remember. i was there, i was there, but i don't remember the exact moment. remember pulling my guns out of my bike now to be freed on parole after intervention from the senate says children some douglas appearing in person to say, so hands should be released along with another man shot on that night. the. i'm busted a hotel with a murder. took place was knocked down years ago, replaced with this memorial, which really highlights what that moment took from this country. the man who killed robert kennedy not acquitted, but you to be released on parole. and all these years later, mary still believes he wasn't even the government. among them, some of senator kennedy's family, his son roberts, who wrote in favor of hans release, even visited him in prison, saying i went because i was curiou

the man who killed robert kennedy not acquitted, but you to be released on parole. and all these years later, many still believe he wasn't even the government. among them, some of senator kennedy's family, his son roberts, who wrote in favor of hans release, even visited him in prison, saying i went because i was curious and disturbed by what i had seen and the evidence. i was disturbed that the wrong person might have been convicted of killing my father. that theory that there was a 2nd gunman because more bullets were fired than sir hans good could hold. and he was facing the senator who was shot at point blank range in the back. one medical expert telling this book's author there is very compelling evidence that sir hannah was nothing safe at the time of the shooting. i was somehow program to be a distraction for the real shooter who was behind edge behind kennedy's right ear, so he won't be freed immediately. there is a long administrative process that could take months or even see the release block altogether, and he's likely to be deported to jordan because he

now neither any of the kennedy family on the surface of facts, robert county kennedy junior, has actually says, he doesn't believe that was the man who killed his father was. right. so what does that mean for the case of very doubts over whether he actually did it well, i mean this has been a long running ferry. there have been plenty of people who've said they don't believe that he was the gunman. her shot, he fired, fatal shot. that's not to dispute. the fact that he was there, that he had a gun and he shot people. in fact, one of the people behind robert kennedy who was shot in the shoulder has pointed out that he did shoot him. but he did not shoot the senator, not because the gun that was used, the gun that he was holding fire could not fire the amount of bullets that apparently was shot according to ballistics experts. on top of that, senator kennedy was shot in the back. so he was facing him from the front, but regardless, this is not against the conviction. this is simply a matter of getting about in prison and he would likely be deported once he is released. thank you very much,

in concord, kpix5. >>> the man who assassinated robert f. kennedy in 1968 could soon walk out of jail. the parole board voted to grant parole to sirhan sirhan. >> there is a lot of reaction. >> it was a horrible crime. he rocked the nation. >> he killed robert kennedy. he could of gone on to be president. a lot of people will not forget or forgive. >> the parole board will have 90 days to review it and governor newsom will have the final word. >>> to the fire watch, evacuees returning to their neighborhoods, the washington fire destroyed 17 structures including homes. crews are still clearing roads and restoring power there. jamestown residents say they only had five minutes to get out. >> one woman is relieved to see her home is still standing. >> we watched the flames yesterday. and the amazing jobs on the top of the hill. >> meanwhile water levels at the lake is dropping. >> they are dropping to new lows t is stopping water right owners to draw water. they need to keep it at 20,000 since october. it has not been this low since 1977. the low-level

and that is why another brother, robert kennedy wrote to the hearing yesterday. he got wind of this and he wrote in a very last minute intervention. having said that, he supported the release but wasn't going to publicly supported. he wrote to the board and said, i also do believe that he should be freed on pro. now what i have to say is he is not being released imminently. this is a recommendation for pearl, it's quite a long process here. he has spent so long the 3 years behind bars. he's gonna have to spend a little bit longer because this now leads to a 90 day review period where the decision can be reviewed. and then it goes to the governor who has a month in which to either endorse it or send it all the way to a 17 person per obo. and so there is some, a long way to go, but after 53 years in prison, so hon. who spoke and said how remorseful he was, which has been one of the problems in the previous hearings because they said there was a lack of remorse. so he will have to spend a few more months in prison at least. what does this decision mean for the claim

john f kennedy and robert kennedy where here. —— john f kennedy and robert kennedy were here. nds aboutjohn f kennedy. and this would take you out to the platforms to penn station. but the most exciting bit is the roof. this view is incredible! we're besides the chrysler building and the empire state building. and if you look down there, you can see the statue of liberty. let's go see the roof sign. you can see it all over the city, can't you? i can actually see it, actually, from the town where i live in newjersey. the letters are enormous, aren't they, when you get up close ? the letters are about 20—feet tall and they're illuminated by leds. how many people have touched the sign, joe? you are in a group of less than a dozen people, iam sure. thank you for bringing me up here. oh, you're welcome! sojessie said to come here to see an orchestra but the address seems to be a normal block of flats. who is it? hi, it'sjo. knocks. hello. hi. are you sam? iam. what is happening here? so, this groupmuse, which is a classical music house party. 0k. so come with me. we arrive in the mi

and the man who killed robert kennedy goes up for parole today.ome of the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the san diego union tribune" reports for the first time prosecutors are not challenging the parole of the man who assassinated senator robert kennedy in 1968. 77-year-old sirhan sirhan faces his 16th parole hearing today in california. the district attorney of los angeles county says prosecutors have no role in deciding whether prisoners should be released. he says the decision should be left to the parole board. sirhan's attorney says he no longer poses a safety risk. >>> the "associated press" says the first asian giant hornet nest of the season was destroyed in washington state. officials say the nest was found in the base of a dead tree along the canadian border. workers began vacuuming out 113 worker hornets from the nest on thursday. inside the nest they found nearly 1,500 hornets in various stages of development. the two-inch-long hornet preys on bees and can deliver painful stings to humans. >>> and "usa today" says an australia

the man who shot and killed senator robert kennedy may be one step closer to being released from prison. why members of kennedy's family support the move and, a reactio with from one of the people wounded in the 1968 attack. >>> marching on. as thousands gather in washington, d.c., to demand voting rights legislation, we'll look back at the little-known history of the legendary march on washington 58 years ago today. >>> and the hills are alive. the 16,000 square-foot painting in the swiss alps meant to lower the anxiety of the world. >>> we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> this will be a life-altering storm for those who aren't prepared. >> it's got all three elements of a big hurricane. the wind, the rain, the surge. >> ida is picking up steam and could hit louisiana as a major cardi category-four hurricane. >> this is going to be a planster. if you have the ability, get out. >> ready to be without power. >>> american forces have conducted an air strike against an isis-k planner in afghanistan. >> reporter: in kabul the u.s. embassy

. >>> coming up, breaking news on the man that killed robert f. kennedy. sirhan sirhan. uld he go free >>> we're back with breaking developments about the man that killed robert f. kennedy sirhan sirhan was recommended for parole late today after more than five decades in prison. stephanie gosk has late details. >> reporter: 53 years ago moments after robert kennedy won the california primary, sirhan sirhan fatally shot him at the ambassador hotel today in a stunning decision, gunman be released from prison, something few predicted. how surprised would you be if the parole board lets sirhan sirhan out on parole >> i would be astonished. >> reporter: the parole hearing drew scrutiny. for the first time ever, no prosecutor from l.a. county attended the d.a.'s office saying in a statement the role of a prosecutor ends at sentencing, adding if someone is the same person that committed an atrocious crime, that person will correctly not be found suitable for release >> on one hand, it is surprising, sirhan sirhan is such a notorious criminal. on the other hand, there's been a t

sirhan sirhan granted parole 50 years after the assassination of robert kennedy. two of his sons speakig in favor of his release. >>> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here as we near the end of this very heavy week, and we will have more on what could be a category 4 hurricane now hitting the u.s. the new track skrjust in tonigh. but we are going to begin with the unfolding situation tonight. president biden's security team warning another attack is likely in these final days of the mission, set to end on tuesday. of course that warning comes 24 hours after the horrific suicide attack. the pentagon says evacuations will continue until the very end. 13 u.s. service members killed. 11 marines, one navy medic and one soldier. and at least 170 afghan civilians also killed. today flash bang grenades are being used to disperse the crowds gathering near the airport, despite the ongoing threat, desperate to get out of the country. the taliban now closing some of the roads to the airport. at the scene of the suicide blast where there had been crowds for day

reporter: douglas kennedy robert f kennedy surviving sons supports the to beef up their father's killerirhan. >> i believe all prisoners who are no longer a threat to others should be released from prison. i do not believe prison should be used as a punishment so i would hope the governor would take into account sirhan sirhan is a threat himself or others. >> fox news correspondent remotely during his virtual parole yesterday and for the first time he faced a man who murdered his father five decades ago. >> i lived my life avoiding his name in the newspaper, avoiding his image and across him on a video screen for i can see his face and that about me to see him as a human being and all humans are worthy of compassion and love and i believe he is as well. >> he says he does not remember killing kennedy though he did try to take responsibility for the harm is that cross at yesterday's hearing. this is his 16th attempt out parole and this time prosecutors did not participate in the hearing due to a policy under l.a. county's district attorney george gascon. he believes the prosecutors role

he killed robert kennedy who could have gone on to become president. i don't think a lot of people will forget that or forgive that. >> reporter: not all of kennedy's children have. six of his other children posted an open letter tonight. he took our father from our family and from america. we are in disbelief this man would be recommended for release. so is orange county d.a. tot spitszer who tweeted this image of kennedy, criticizing the l.a. county d.a. for refusing to send prosecutors to the parole hearing to argue against the release. in a statement, gascon's office saying the role of a prosecutor and their access to information ends at sentencing. our prosecutors stay ought of the parole board hearing process if someone is no longer a threat to public safety after serving more than 50 years in prison, the parole board may recommend release based on anontive determination. >> it's an a bomb naug that sirhan sirhan would be considered for release and i felt it was important to speak out to let everyone in los angeles county know that rare respective

that is why another brother, robert kennedy wrote to the hearing yesterday.t wind of this and wrote in a last-minute intervention saying he supported the release but was not going to publicly supported. he rushed to the board and set i also believe he should be freed. what i have to say is, he is not being released imminently. this is a recommendation. it is a long process, he has spent so long, 50 three years behind bars. he will have to spend longer because this leads to a 90 day review. where the decision to be reviewed. then it goes to the governor, who has a month to other endorse it or send it to a 17 person parole board. there is a long way to go. after 53 years in prison, sirhan who says how remorseful he is because in previous earrings they said there was a lack of remorse, he will have to spend a few more months in prison at least. >> what does this decision mean for the claims of a second gunman? our growth this has been a theory for years. robert kennedy junior himself has said he does not believe he was the man who killed his father. sirhan was t

douglas kennedy was present and robert kennedy jr.sed and be a guiding figure for him. quote, while nobody can speak definitively on behalf of my father, i firmly believe on fairness and justice that he would strong encourage this board to release mr. sirhan because of sirhan's rehabilitation. and telling the board keeping the politics out and following the law. this proposed grant release goes to the review process. ultimately, the governor has the ability to reverse the decision if he chooses to do so but governor gavin newsom's office didn't offer any statement on it. back to you. >> in the past six hours, six of robert kennedy's children issued a blistering statement. they wrote today's decision by a two-member parole board has inflicted enormous pain. beyond just us, sirhan sirhan committed a crime against our nation and its people. we are in disbelief that this man would be recommended for release. it's a recommendation we intend to challenge every step of the way. that's it for me. i'm kim brunhuber. thanks so much foring "cnn

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douglas kennedy was present for the hearing, and robert f. kennedy jr. a letter saying in part that sirhan should be released, and he'd offer to be a guiding friend for him, quote, while nobody can speak definitively on behalf of my father, i firmly believe that based on his own consuming commitment to fairness and justice that he would strongly encourage this board to release mr. sir man. because of sirhan's impressive record of rehabilitation. si sirhan's attorney said the panel made the right decision by keeping the politics out and following the law. this proposed grant of release now goes through a review process. ultimate lily the governor has -- ultimately the governor has the power to reverse the decision if it chooses to do so but did not offer a statement on the decision. back to you. >> a few hours ago, six of robert kennedy's other children issued a blistering statement about the parole board's recommendation and wrote, "today's decision by a two might have member parole board has inflicted enormous pain. beyond just us, sirhan sirhan committ

senator robert f kennedy back in 1968 has been granted parole 77 year old sirhan sirhan has spent thers in prison douglas kennedy who was just a toddler when his father was killed said that he was moved to tears by sir hans reports and that he should be released if he is found not to be a threat to others sirhan who is palestinians said he killed robert kennedy because of the senator's support for israel. today's decision though, is still subject to further review and final approval by california governor newsom that process could take up to 120 days so let's talk more now about today's parole panel's decision with ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza michael this was the 16th attempt to get parole what factors do you believe led to today's recommendation well certainly it was the kennedy's children at least two of them. stepped forward and said that they were empathetic thought that he had been rehabilitated they confronted him or faced him for the first time in their life and they said if he's not a threat to other people let him out. but keep in mind heather. there were other family

feliz: traspasar medio siglo en prisiÓn, el palestino acusado de asesinar al senador robert kennedy en tambiÉn se pronunciaron a favor de su liberaciÓn. el cruce de inmigrantes en la frontera sur continÚa a la baja. una tendencia que activistas atribuyen al aumento en las deportaciones por aviÓn y la reinstalaciÓn del programa " quÉdate en mÉxico ", que los obliga a esperar en el paÍs vecino por sus juicios de asilo. ¿quÉ tanto ha bajado la afluencia en la frontera? francisco cobos tiene la respuesta. francisco: los cientos de inmigrantes que llegaban aquÍ, ya no aparecen.en su lugar, este pequeÑo grupo de menos de 20 personas se entregÓ a la patrulla fronteriza entre las 6:00 de la tarde y la una de la madrugada. el mismo horario en el que una vez llegamos a contar casi 1000 personas. >> casi siempre llegan muchos. al amanecer la situaciÓn se repite, solo 13 llegan hasta el campamento de la patria fronteriza. ahÍ durmieron en el suelo mientras lo llevaban . en los Últimos dos dÍas, el grupo de inmigrantes que cruza la frontera a travÉs del valle de rÍo grande, ha caÍdo drÁsticamente.

she is joining us with that story. >> douglas kennedy is one of two of robert f. heir father's killer sirhan sirhan. >> i believe that all prisoners who are no longer a threat to themselves or others should be released from prison. i do not believe prison should be used as a punishment, so i would hope that the governor would take into account whether sirhan is a threat to himself or others. >> douglas, who is a fox news correspondent, spoke remotely during sirhan's virtual parole hearing yesterday and for the first time he faced the man who murdered his father more than five decades ago. >> i had lived my life in avoiding his name in the newspaper, avoiding his image, and to sit across from him on a video screen, where he can see my face, and i can see his face, allowed me to see him as a human being, and all human beings are worthy of compassion and love, and i believe he is as well. >> sirhan says he does not remember killing robert kennedy, though he did try to take responsibility for the harm his death caused at yesterday's hearing. this is his 16th attempt at

robert f kennedy also wrote to the court. he didn't appear himself, but apparently he learned that the los angeles county sheriff had written to the parole board. and it said that they did not want him released, so he wrote an adult and the last minute. and he said, i believe mr. hunt should be released also a member of the public, or rather i, as he was in the hotel at the time of shooting somebody who was shot himself by the hand, wrote and told the prob, sorry, appeared in the parole board and told him he felt that he should also be released, so those, all of those factors help contribute, but this is not an immediate release. this is not going to happen overnight. so, hansa hart has to go through this whole administrative process. now, there is a whole 90 day period where it can be reviewed, then it goes to the governor who has 30 days to decide whether or not it can be scrapped or endorse. or it can be sent to a 17 person parole board. but you know, up to 53 years for so hands on a few more months is probably unlikely to

to other news, the man convicted for the assassination of us, senator robert f. kennedy has been granted parole after seeking it for the 16th time, 77 year old hands are hon. has served 53 years for shooting kennedy at a campaign event at the ambassador hotel in los angeles, and $968.00. president jo, bottom has commanded what he's described as strong relations between the us in his room. he's met with israeli prime minister nestali bennett at the white house. bennett wants to stop us from returning to the nuclear deal with iran, american intelligence agencies, a divided over the origins of corona virus, but a great it wasn't developed as a buyer weapon. that's according to a noun. declassified report ordered by us president joe biden private 19 was the 1st to take it in the chinese city of han in 2019. the intelligence community says china's latest didn't know about the virus before the pandemic began, but they couldn't agree on whether it was 1st transmitted from an animal leaked from a lab. those are the headlines. i'm emily anglin. stay tuned for risking at o bye for now. with the cu

kennedy family, right? starting with john and robert and their children. and so my point there is chavez is challenging that stereotype, that latinos are a sleeping giant. so there's an awakening of latinos in the 1960s. so, again, what stern is talking about, when i was a college student just like you and i started for the history, this shaped my learning as a student of history, right? and when i went to graduate school, i went to graduate school at uc santa barbara. they make you read a lot of books in graduate school and i'll talk about some of the most important books that i read as it relates to what we're talking about tonight. but first i wanted to tell you a little bit about my family. so a lot of you give family histories and i feel maybe it's unfair that maybe you don't know a little bit about my family, right, and why i'm making you do this assignment. so my mother's family -- this is a picture of my mother's family. her mother is one of the babies that is sitting on the left. they were displaced from mexico after 1910 during the mexican revolu

although nowadays, we have robert kennedy high school.have cesar chavez high school, and in some ways, the division within delano is not as prominent as it was, although i don't know if you remember this, but when robert kennedy high school got named or when cesar chavez high school got named, there was some resistance in this community to name those schools after those individuals because it was a very divisive history. we know why cesar chavez got a high school named after him, but robert kennedy, i don't know if i mentioned this to you, in 1966, he was a senator, and he brought the senate subcommittee on migratory labor to delano at delano high and they had hearings where people reported on the conditions in the fields and the strike, and there's a really famous exchange, i can post a link for you online, where bobby kennedy, john's brother, who was seen as the inheriter of the kennedy legacy since john had been killed, he tells the county sheriff to go read the constitution of the united states during the lunch break because the sheri

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larry: new developments, the man convicted of assassinating robert kennedy was granted parole today.ally sentenced to death for the murder. when the california supreme court declared the death penalty unconstitutional, he was committed to life sentence. two of support. the parole -- the release could be blocked. heading into the weekend, the weather, a glimmer of hope. ama: we will take any bit of hope. sandhya: i do have hope. that is for the second half of the week. we will see improvement in our air quality then. not tomorrow. let me show you a time lapse. this was this afternoon. it was very hazy and smoky across the bay area. there is the ashtray there. if you are going to the a's game against the yankees, it will be smoky. keep that in mind. if you're going to the niners game on sunday, it should be better. right now, it is good to moderate. for sensitive groups around fairfield, concord, he would notice that livermore is in the red. north wind that dragged the smoke down. i will continue. because of this, you will see smoky skies again tomorrow morning. the heaviest concentrat

larry: new developments, the man convicted of assassinating robert kennedy was granted parole today. sirhan sirhan was initially sentenced to death for the murder. when the california supreme court declared the death penalty unconstitutional, he was committed to life sentence. two of support. the parole -- the release could be blocked. heading into the weekend, the weather, a glimmer of hope. ama: we will take any bit of hope. sandhya: i do have hope. that is for the second half of the week. we will see improvement in our air quality then. not tomorrow. let me show you a time lapse. this was this afternoon. it was very hazy and smoky across the bay area. there is the ashtray there. if you are going to the a's game against the yankees, it will be smoky. keep that in mind. if you're going to the niners game on sunday, it should be better. right now, it is good to moderate. for sensitive groups around fairfield, concord, he would notice that livermore is in the red. north wind that dragged the smoke down. i will continue. because of this, you will see smoky skies again tomorrow morning.

kennedy in los angeles, two of rubber cut sons supported his parole effort. douglas county told the board he was moved to tears by remorse. robertkennedy junior also sent a letter urging the release of sirhan sirhan. today's decision was not automatically assuring his release, it will ultimately be up to governor newsom. >>> a man accused of murder in oakland tried to make a cross- country escape by train. he died in a shootout with authorities in chicago. police say the 33-year-old jamar taylor wanted in connection with the fatal shooting tuesday got word he could be on an amtrak train arriving at the chicago union station. a spokesperson for amtrak says taylor did not expect to see police officers waiting for him. he died following the shootout with police. >>> multiple rush fires ignited on coyote creek in san jose this afternoon. people rush to keep the flames check before first responders a right. firefighters quickly douse the flames as they burn close to commercial structures. fences as well as an outside industrial quitman area. on the store much, hurricane ida quickly is intensifying after hitting cuba. it is expected t

tonight, the man who assassinated senator robert f. kennedy 53 years ago is a step closer to winning release from prison. a state panel in california has recommended parole for sirhan sirhan after two of kennedy's own sons spoke in support of it. the full parole board and california's governor will have to sign off before sirhan can be released. these are anxious times for women in afghanistan, both for those who have grown up in a free society with education for all, and those who remember darker days the last time the taliban ruled. cbs' holly williams has their story, and a warning: some of these images are disturbing. >> reporter: the taliban is already erasing women, these images defaced because it's against their ultraconservative form of islam. after seizing power in kabul, a spokesman promised to respect women's rights, but in their strongholds, they've been lashing women for decades, punishment for un-islamic behavior and stoning them to death for adultery. >> the stoning and lashing is already happening. what they are saying is much

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also coming up the man convicted of assassinating us senator robert f. kennedy is granted parole after more than 50 years in prison, and a birthday party. this left a bad taste. argentine as president indicted for breaking colbert 19 rules. ah, the u. i says it's carried out air strikes against i sold k in eastern afghanistan, the attacks and anger har province follow a warning from president joe biden, that his forces. would hon. done those behind thursday, suicide bombing outside cobble airport? at least $175.00 people were killed, including 13 us troops and afghan civilians. good morning assume gave out on whose life in washington dc gave what more to be know about this. well, president joe biden said that the us would not forgive, not forget, and you mentioned would hunt down anyone that was responsible for the attack on thursday. that's clearly what appears to be happening. the us central command saying that a drone attack strike if you will hit a, i saw k planner in the words of the us central command, and that the strike was successful and killed that person. they said this happ