. >> probably in rocca syria. headquarters. place branched out and taken from the la vant to south of baghdad yesterday. very well defended. we expect, i think they have got the same kind of if you will physical infrastructure to protect them that we saw recently in gaza. >> lisa, you agree? i saw you nodding your head that you spoke al ollie there. >> they built their infrastructure? rocca. that's when the u.s. wasn't looking and wasn't paying attention. the president was so fixated baghdadi jumped over from iraq to syria. and they built the headquarters there. and that's when they really began their plans on thisate, oe picking over oil fields. that's where they are getting their revenue. taking over airfields and all the elements that are needed to make a state. and at the same time doing public crucifixions. we have covered that here at fox and we have been reporting about it all along. building this caliphate and building their headquarters, he must be there because he has the protection but at times he does show his face

. >> probably in rocca syria. headquarters.nched out and taken from the la vant to south of baghdad yesterday. very well defended. we expect, i think they have got the same kind of if you will physical infrastructure to protect them that we saw recently in gaza. >> lisa, you agree? i saw you nodding your head that you spoke al ollie there. >> they built their infrastructure? rocca. that's when the u.s. wasn't looking and wasn't paying attention. the president was so fixated baghdadi jumped over from iraq to syria. and they built the headquarters there. and that's when they really began their plans on this caliphate, on islamic state picking over oil fields. that's where they are getting their revenue. taking over airfields and all the elements that are needed to make a state. and at the same time doing public crucifixions. we have covered that here at fox and we have been reporting about it all along. building this caliphate and building their headquarters, he must be there because he has the protection but at times he does sho

he is the group strong hold. >> tarring rest command and control centers rocca, training facilities, logistics, known target. >> video campaign comes after weeks of air strikes, targeting isis in neighboring iraq. >> the president will join world leaders here, at the united nations general assembly today, and he's expected to discuss the international coalition being formed to defeat isis, in a address wednesday. >> john kerr hey cents witness in new york work to go strengthen the coalition. >> isil valve andly raymond and kidnapped countless iraqi and syrian women. we must hold those who commit neice act, those who condone them account job former british prime minister tony blair says ground troops may beneath dollars -- needed in the fight. >> all i'm saying, all future end gangle, you can't rule them out in all circumstances. >> president obama has ruled out putting us combat troops on the grounds in iraq and syria. but is moving to arm and train moderate seen qual rebels to battle isis in sewer y in new york, marlie hall, "eyewitness news", on the "cw philly". getting words that

most of the targets are in the syrian province of rocca, the base of the islamic state command. strategically important cities near the iraqi border were also attacked. president obama said the campaign against i.s. would continue. >> once again, it must be clear to anyone who would plot against america and try to do americans harm that we will not tolerate safe havens for terrorists who threaten our people. >> the u.s. launched the attacks from aircraft carriers stationed in the persian gulf and the red sea. it deployed flames, cruise missiles, and drones, and even its stealth fighter jet, the raptor, the pentagon's most expensive fighter plane. the broad coalition the u.s. has put together does not include any european states so far. saudi arabia, jordan, bahrain, the united, and qatar are all taking part in the airstrikes against islamic state. >> america is proud to stand shoulder to shoulder with these nations on behalf of our common security. the strength of this coalition makes it clear to the world that this is not america's fight alone. above all, the people and governm

this is, or was, islamic state control center in rocca. moment, the u.s. the support it needs from the moderate sunni states. as john just mentioned, there was no negotiation, but syria was told of the airstrikes before they were launched. president assad did not condemn the american action command that has been seen as a notable shift in policy by syria. reporting now from the united nations in new york on the widening of the alliance against islamic state forces. >> the raid moved the war in syria into a new phase. more complicated than before, perhaps even more deadly, and the start of what is likely to for long commitment america. ag hottie fighter -- a g hottie fighter recorded this -- jihadi fighter recorded this. by ae got attacked coalition of arab countries. as you can see, it has been destroyed. >> he said he is with al qaeda in syria. americans are not just hitting islamic states. this week, the u.n. in new york is at the center of middle east diplomacy and president obama has arrived. main objective is to bolster what america has done. his main

last april sunday mornings' mo rocca asked her about standing and not in the standup sense. >> how you do think actual dying will be compared to dying on stage? >> i think it will be a lot easier. you know, if you do it right, you can go look good and maybe with a little quip, i loved everybody. >> reporter: joan rivers always wanted the last word, sometimes profane, often offensive, but always meant to make you laugh. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >>> well, former virginia governor bob mcdonnell plans to appeal his conviction on corruption charges. mcdonnell and his wife were found guilty yesterday. they are due to be sentenced next year and face decades behind bars. >> reporter: former virginia governor bob mcdonnell walked hand in hand with his family to hear the verdict. sobbing filled the courtroom as mcdonald and his wife maureen heard they were guilty of several things. >> when they accept things in exchange for oi fishlg acts we have no choice but to prosecute the case. >> reporter: prwilliams, the government's star witness testified more than $165,000 in gifts and loans wer

. >> reporter: last april, "sunday morning's" mo rocca asked her how she felt about dying, and not ine. >> reporter: how do you think actual death will compare with dying onstage? >> i think actual death will be a lot easier than dying onstage because, you know, if you do it right, you can go looking good and maybe with a little quip, "i loved everybody." >> reporter: joan rivers always wanted the last word, sometimes profane, often offensive, but always meant to make you laugh. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >>> terrible news to report today. joan rivers has passed away. such sad news. and here is what we know tonight. >> if it ended right now. amazing life. wonderful. we've always had a great ride together. >> here at the hospital where sadly joan lost her fight, her final moments surrounded by family and comforts from home. >> we'll it will what you her daughter melissa is saying tod

. >> reporter: last april, "sunday mornings'" mo rocca asked how she felt about dying and not in the standup sense. >> dwlou think actual death will compare with dying on stage? i think actual death will be a lot easier than dying on stage because, you know, if you do it right, you can go looking gooden maybe with a little quip, i loved everybody. >> reporter: joan rivers always wanted the last word, sometimes profane, often offensive, but always meant to make you laugh. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >>> well, former virginia governor bob mcdonnell plans to appeal his conviction on corruption charges. mcdonnell and his wife were found guilty yesterday. they are due to be sentenced next year and face decades behind bars. bigad shaban has more. >> reporter: former virginia governor bob mcdonnell walked han in hand with his family to hear the jury's verdict. sobbing filled the courtroom as mcdonnell and his wife maureen heard they were guilty on several counts of corruption. >> when public officials turn to financial gain in exchange for official acts, we have little choice but to pr

tomahawk missiles, fire from near guy warships used to destroy isis tarring nets four areas, including rocca the group's strong holds. >> targets are command and control centers, training facilities, and logistics, known target. >> video campaign comes after weeks of air strikes targeting isis in neighboring iraq. >> the president will join world leaders here, at the united nations general assembly today, he is expected

. >> reporter: last april, "sunday morning's" mo rocca asked her how she felt about dying, and not in >> reporter: how do you think actual death will compare with dying onstage? >> i think actual death will be a lot easier than dying onstage because, you know, if you do it right, you can go looking good and maybe with a little quip, "i loved everybody." >> reporter: joan rivers always wanted the last word-- sometimes profane, often offensive, but always meant to make you laugh. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: and that's the cbs evening news for tonight. for all of us at cbs news all around the world, good night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org francisco building... sendi toxic smoke air... and forcing evacuati firefighters are still puttg out the hot spots... hours r it all started. new co >>> a five-alarm fire destroys a san francisco building sending toxic smoke into the air forcing evacuations. firefighters are still putting -- into the air, forcing evacuations. firefighters are still putting out hot spots. new concern

tomahawk missiles, fired from nearby warships were used to destroy isis targets in four areas, including rocca's the group strong hold. >> training facilities, logistics, known targets. >> video campaign comes after weeks of air strikes targeting isis in neighboring iraq. >> the president will join world leaders here, at the united nations general assembly today, he is expected to discuss the international coalition being formed to defeat isis, in a address wednesday. secretary of state, john kerrey, has been in new york working to strengthen the coalition. >> isil has savagely raped and kidnapped syrian woman. we must hold those who commit these acts, and those who condone them, accountable. >> former british prime minister tony blair says grounds troops may be needed in the fight. >> all i'm saying all future engagements, you can't rule them out in all circumstances. >> president obama has ruled out putting up the s combat troops on the grounds in iraq and syria, but is moving to arm and train moderate syrian reb tolls battle isis in sewer y marlie hall, cbs news, new york. >> also, breaking i

rocca seems to be the center of gravity now. when we get to that point we'll start making an impact. until then swrerks to deal with things like that. >> horrifying and terrifying. great to have you both here. thank you for that. >>> ahead for us at this hour, scotland decides whether it will stay part of the united kingdom or make that kingdom much less united. we'll tell you why so many people in scotland want to part ways and how messy the whole thing is about the stuff and the logic, just the whole thing. when it comes to good nutrition...i'm no expert. that would be my daughter -- hi dad. she's a dietitian. and back when i wasn't eating right, she got me drinking boost. it's got a great taste, and it helps give me the nutrition i was missing. helping me stay more like me. [ female announcer ] boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. all with a delicious taste. grandpa! [ female announcer ]

the territory goes from east of aleppo in syria through rocca, it stretches across into iraq and into, the second biggest city in iraq. here is our report. >> reporter: the u.s. and five arab countries have hit a number of areas in syria. their target is the islamic state of iraq and the levant. this appears to show the aftermath of some of the attacks. the u.s. central command says a fix of fighter jets, bombers, drones, and missiles were used on the targets. >> translator: isil controls large parts of iraq and syria. the u.s. has been bombing the group to help the iraqi army and kurdish forces. this is part of what president barack obama says is his strategy to defeat isil. >> the first part can be successful, which is inside iraq, the combination of troops to regain territory is the objective. it becomes more problematic when we're talking about efforts inside of syria. the u.s. aim is at this point to arm and equip the moderate syrian rebel groups so they cannot only destroy dosh, but also the syrian government as well. >> syria had said any operation within its territory should b

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civilians were also killed in rocca, reportedly.n aleppo, another unconfirmed report says 11 people were killed, including wok show children. -- including shows four children. video children shows -- video shows children being pulled from the rocks. military headquarters are far from the city in the mountains. there are no military headquarters inside the city. all the people killed today were displaced civilians from aleppo fearing the bombs of bashar al-assad. >> we will have more on the strikes after headlines. up a leaders have wrapped one-day united nations summit on climate change with pledges but no binding commitments. on tuesday, world leaders said goals including stopping tropical deforestation by 2030, including -- include -- improving food production, yet no movement was made on how to slow global warming keep the rise in temperatures below two degrees celsius. president obama called for a global compact to fight climate change. >> five years ago i pledged america would reduce our carbon emissions by 17% below 2005 level

tomahawk missiles, fire from near guy warships used to destroy isis tarring nets four areas, including rocca the group's strong holds. >> targets are command and control centers, training facilities, and logistics, known target. >> video campaign comes after weeks of air strikes targeting isis in neighboring iraq. >> the president will join world leaders here, at the united nations general assembly today, he is expected to discuss the international coalition being formed to defeat isis, in an address wednesday. >> secretary of state john kerrey has been in new york working to strengthen the coalition. >> icel savagely raped and kidnapped countless iraqi and syrian women. we must hold those who commit neice acts, and those who condone them, accountable. >> former british prime minister tony blair says grounds troops may be needed in the fight. >> all i'm saying is all future end gangments, you can't rule them out in all circumstances. >> president obama has ruled out putting us combat troops on the ground in iraq and syria. but is moving to arm and train moderate syrian rebels. marlie hall, c

that's true when there was a movement of isis from aleppo to rocca, there were several moves in thatsition, but there was also two times when they were at a location that we were aware of for months. >> did you have that intelligence yourself? did you know that what was happening to him, where he was. >> to be honest, that part was rather frightening. we tended to know everything before the fbi or anyone else. >> how so? >> because we did everything we could. i went to europe several times to interview the european freed hostages just so i could find out how the jim was, what's going on, where are they? what are the chances of this or that. it was a frightening thing. and the fbi was -- everyone was kind and supportive. but the fbi used us for information. >> really? they came to you for information. >> absolutely, absolutely. >> about his location. >> absolutely, oh, yes. >> as i was watching the president speak last night, i was wondering if you were watching. >> oh, yes, i watched. >> what was going through your mind? >> this whole strategy to, you know, eliminate isis and the ter

mo rocca takes us to a place he knows well.estination, colombia. ♪ >> every year when we have the school vacation we go to the little towns. it was very simple. >> that's my mother describing her early life in colombia. a country she remembers as peaceful and eminently civilized. my aunt beatrice still lives in come has similar memories. >> everybody was friendly because it seemed like everybody knew each other. >> they're talking about a time before colombia became synonymous with this. >> the bomb was hidden in a bus that was prying past what was considered safe place. >> drugs and violence. >> during the '80s and '90s was the worst period. when the drug dealers came. they put bombs in the hotel, bombs in the clubs. the country seemed to be in chaos. in the span of one week in 1985 the palace of justice was attacked by guerrillas almost half supreme court murdered. just days later 25,000 people were buried by volcano in the countryside. i vividly remember the "time" magazine headline that week. it felt like mimer's country wa

>> it's ooh pretty candid view of what's going on inside rocca, syria, the so-called capital of the islamichate set up by isis. this is a city that fell under their control. they exert maximum control, forcing women to wear traditional dress, conservative dress. this is an area that has long been disputed. it was taken away from the syrian government by isis, and we see this woman -- at one phase, and this tells us a lot about what's going on, about how some of the people that are coming from europe or other places are really experiencing all of this. because there are women who want to go there. this woman went into an internet center in order to listen in as other women talked to their relatives back home in france a lot of the conversation -- she's going past the guard. a lot of the conversations are in french. when you listen to it, you hear about concern, you hear about how willing these young women are to be there. listen to this. >> translator: i don't want to come back because i feel good here. it's not a question of coming back or not. if i want, i can come back. i just don't want

and she told mo rocca earlier this year, death didn't scare her. actual death will compare with dying unitage? >> i think actual death will be a lot easier than dying on stage. because, if you do it right, you can go looking good maybe with a little quip. i loved everybody. but dying on stage, oh, god. >> all i ever heard why can't you be like your cousin sheila. sheila died at birth. >> in stand up comic terms, joan rivers killed more than she ever died. and that may make her death a little tough to take. because you just know she would have had something perfect to say about all this. >> i think life is great. and boy, oh, boy, when i die they're going to say, she had a good time. c.e.o. mother than 35 years now the sweet smell of success has been wafting through the minnesota state fair. steve hartman melt a woman making dough and plenty ever it from cookies. >> in minnesota there's a firmly held believe that when god invented cholesterol this is what he had in mind. martha olson's cookies. >> we like this myth. >> i bet you do. the genesis of t

and she told mo rocca earlier this year, death didn't scare her. actual death will compare with dying unitage? >> i think actual death will be a lot easier than dying on stage. because, if you do it right, you can go looking good maybe with a little quip. i loved everybody. but dying on stage, oh, god. >> all i ever heard why can't you be like your cousin sheila. sheila died at birth. >> in stand up comic terms, joan rivers killed more than she ever died. and that may make her death a little tough to take. because you just know she would have had something perfect to say about all this. >> i think life is great. and boy, oh, boy, when i die they're going to say, she had a good time. to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator. this is crazy i don't get it, this one is working ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. shouldn't internet speeds match as well? yes. do your socks match? my socks match. do your eyeballs match? yes. cable does not match the speeds. makes you want to go mad. erggggh. only verizon fios comes

this first picture serves the first isil in rocca. it's the before and after picture. it was engaged with tomahawk cruise missiles fired from the u.s.s. philippine sea. now the intended target was the communications array on the roof of the building. the tomahawk cruise missiles detonated as air bursts with the effects focusing on the communications array. and as you can see on the right-hand side in the picture, the after picture, the rooftop communications is heavily damaged while the surrounding structure remains largely intact. i'm going to go to the next slide, please. the second picture shows an isil hand and control building that s targeted by u.s. air force f-22 targeted in the second wave of strike. this is the first time the f-22 was used in a combat role. the flight of the f-22's delivered g.p.s. guided munitions, precision munitions targeted only the right side of the building. you can see on the left-hand side the before shot and then you can see as you look at it on the right-hand side the after shot. and you can see that the control -- the command and co