coming up, do you remember ken starr? the independent council who investigated president bill clinton? well, is he back. sort of. i will explain off the record. why stand we here idle. our brethren are already in the field. i know not what course others may take. but as for me, give me liberty or give me death. [bell tolls] >>> let's go off-the-record. we sure live in unusual times, don't we? remember the investigation of bill clinton involving monica lewenski. the investigation was led by then independent council ken starr. every day it was headline. during the impeachment hearing starr had this to say about president clinton. >> he could choose truth or he could choose deception. on all six occasions, the president chose deception. a pattern of calculated behavior over a span of months. >> now, fast forward to today. starr has been the president and chancellor of baylor university which is now embroiled in its own sex scandal after investigation founded the baylor administration tried to cover up sexual assault allegati

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it's called compromise. >> thank you, judge starr. important to. presidents have numerous opportunities to define principles and sometimes come into conflict with them. having set a precedent which i don't always patron ongoing include because i want to consider a presidency that ended up engaging the principle in a remarkable way, the presidency of gerald ford and the watergate era and the importance president ford has for the book. >> for me, the ford chapter is a great example of what i was trying to accomplish in this book. this story is one of the reasons set out to write the book. i wrote the biography of archibald cox, the watergate special prosecutor. many of you are old enough to remember who he is and what watergate was and who president nixon was. i will never forget interviewing president ford for that book, in a hotel in new york, and he -- i asked him about the pardons. he pulled out his wallet and a little scrap of paper, and showed me the citation to the case. burdick versus new york and i never heard of it. he said this case stood

starr," about all of these episodes. >> it's a very good book.[laughter] unfortunately. >> well, i always say this is a story you could not invent in your wildest imagination if you were trying to write some crazy fiction. president clinton, obviously, was the first baby boomer. he does come into office and, you know, there were honest opinions on both sides about this whole thing. but he came into office with a number of people thinking he was an unworthy president. and he is just beset by all of these scandals. we start with the whitewater scandal back in arkansas, and that's the basis for independent counsel ken starr being appointed. but it then turns into the vince foster suicide, the paula jones sexual harassment case, and people start connecting dots that don't necessarily connect, and then we have the monica lewinsky affair that leads to the second impeachment trial in american history. so all of that is in the book, but the chapter -- i end the chapter, and this is the part that i just wanted to share with you today, with the fact that y

and previously pulled starr out of the room.eturned to the interview, the reporter asked the question again. >> we asked starr again but he answers and turns to spaith for coaching. >> all i've got to say is i honestly have no recollection of that. >> of seeing any e-mail. >> is that okay? >> and then starr answers again. >> i honestly have no recollection of seeing such an e-mail and i believe that i would remember seeing such an e-mail. the president of the university gets lots of e-mails. i don't even see a lot of the e-mails that come into the office of the president. >> don't look at me, look at her. >> in a statement to "a.m. joy" starr says his answer matches the response he's given in a previous interview. he said there is no discrepancy in my answers. to the contrary, the answers are entirely consistent and they are truthful. starr goes on to add that a subsequent search of his e-mail archives revealed that an e-mail was received on november 3rd of 2015. and he says that his office promptly forwarded it to the appropria

ken starr is now stepping down as chancellor.ut he will continue to teach classes at the law school. starr says he didn't know about the allegations of sexual assault involving members of the football program until media reports first surfaced in 2015 . during a players trial. but starr accepts responsibility saying the captain goes down with the ship. >>> a bus crash in houston has injured dozens of people. the city bus and a pickup truck collided near an interstate ramp. abc's david kerley has the details. >> reporter: the houston city bus, crushed, slamming into a sign pole. the driver trapped. a chaotic scene for first responders. >> there i involved. >> reporter: nearly everyone on that bus was hurt. >> bodies is going everywhere. >> reporter: some passengers say they saw that black pickup truck run a stop sign and crash into the bus. then, the powerful impact of the bus into the pole. severely bending the structure. >> it felt like a bomb blast, so, i already knew right then and there, you know, try to get people out as bes

she's crying. >> relieved, detective starr learned hi date got lost and went to the neighboring hotelreet. >> she's coming over now. >> with the clock ticking the pressure is on for the undercover to quickly close his deal so they can clear the room. >> go over everything with we talked about, sex, blow job and everything, you are down with it. >> uh-huh. >> the older woman then insists she needs to take the money to her driver before they have sex. >> i'm going to take it downstairs while she stays up here. >> you are good. >> your driver isn't going to come up here. >> no. >> the decoy hands over the cash and seals the deal. >> go, go, go. >> don't let her answer the phone. drop your purse. ♪ >> dazed and confused, 32-year-old jennifer lopez can't believe she's being arrested. >> put your hands -- calm down. we will explain everything in a second. just need you to be quiet. just be quiet and you will be okay. >> meanwhile, lopez's driver keeps calling her for an update an the money. >> ten-four we have charges on the driver. >> outside their driver is arrested while inside officers

. >> ken starr is stepping down as chancellor but will continue to teach classes at the law school. says he didn't know about the allegations of sexual assault involving members of the football program until media reports first surfaced last year but starr who led the monica lewinsky investigation accepts responsibility saying, quote sh, the captain goes down with the ship. >>> a former florida police officer is due in court today for killing a man, corey jones was waiting for a tow truck after his suv broke down when officer nouman raja confronted and eventually shot him. raja has since been fired from from the palm beach gardens police department. prosecutors say he never identified himself as a cop before opening fire on jones. >>> and now to a brutal attack caught on camera on a bus in washington state. a man kicked an 80-year-old woman in the face with all his might and then started choking her. in the attack the female bus driver when she tried to intervene, all the passengers managed to get off the bus when the man ordered the driver to close the doors, she shut off the batte

. >>> kenneth starr has resigned from baylor university. best known for his investigation on bill clinton's affair in the 1990s. he's set to remain at the school as a professor at baylor law zoom. >>> humanitarian aid reached a besieged city in syria. to the town of 8,000 during a temporary cease-fire. >>> 6-year-old bobby richardson seems to destined for law enforcement. he called law enforcement on his dad for allegedly running a red light. >> dad, went past a red light. he has a black truck. he was in the brand-new car, my mommy's car. he had to go to the car wash and >> he did. >> talk about talting. the police dispatcher eventually spoke to his dad. >> he wanted to us know you ran a red light. oh, no, apologize. >> no problem. >> his son won't hesitate to call 911 if he ever breaks the law. >>> tonight's game one of the nba finals between the cavaliers and the defending champions warriors, may be the best expensive nba finals. ticket to attend game one is $1,6 $1,625. up 9% from last year. last year the warriors beat the cavs in six ga

its official name is the "starr bumblebee." that's because it was built by a pilot named bob starr. in there? >> bob was a really sort of slightly built guy, right? so, he sort of squirmed himself in. >> the little plane only carried two and a half gallons of gas. so, the flight of the bumblebee was very, very short. i'm just surprised it made it off the ground. >> yeah, well, you know, one of the reasons he kind of named it "bumblebee" is, you know, there's the old myth that you know if bumblebees knew anything about physics they wouldn't be able to fly, right? so, that's kind of where he took the theme from. >> up there is a concept that really needed to "be" aware of the physics of flying. that looks like a one-man >> it is. it's a one-man hoppicopter. it was meant to drop soldiers into battle with their own personal helicopter. interesting idea but terrible application. all it did was break legs, and it was abandoned really quickly. >> oh, no! so, it didn't work? >> didn't work. >> if the hangar seemed crammed with craft, outside looked like a ginormous airplane parking lot. >>

. >>> well, kenneth starr has resigned as the chancellor at pay lohr university.xual assault by football players. starr is best known for his investigation into bill clinton's affair into the 1990s. he's set to remain as a professor at baylor law school. >>> top pentagon official charged with stealing license plates. bryan whitman has entered an agreement with prosecutors okeep him out of jail. he is charged with stealing license plates from his neighbor's nanny. according to whitman the nanny misused her parking rights. the charges will be dismissed if whitman pays for damage, completes community service and doesn't break the law again. >>> after staying overnight at the doubletree, president obama will deliver the commencement address at the air force academy in colorado. that is your morning dish of "scrambled politics." >>> 22 after the hour. let's bring in jonathan allen, head of the community and content for side wire and a columnist for roll tree. the president stays at a doubletree. not bad. >> you think if you're president you'd stay at the holiday inn ex

barbara starr is out front at the pentagon. what more are you learning about that operation in that video was pretty amazing. >> there were two operation, kate. one in fallujah and one in ramadi and both of these to the west of baghdad. isis clearly on the run now that the iraqis have seized back fallujah and ramadi several months ago now and really pushing isis out. the indications are in fallujah that isis was felt so trapped by the iraqi liberation of the city they made a run for it. they burst through a cordon on the southern edge of the city and tried to make a run for it in the desert and that is when u.s. and iraqi warplanes chased them down. there were some international aid groups in the area that were absolutely terrified by what happened. they were very close to the action. u.s. officials tell us they were as careful as they could be not to involve civilians to be as precise as they could be in targeting isis. the estimates by the iraqis are significantly higher than the u.s. there's no way to absolutely verify it. t

you have stoifed i testified in the starr investigation, and subpoenaed in lie lewinsky scandal, why now? >> i was still an employees, after we were attacked in 9/11 i transferred over, a few years ago i decided it was time to about a year and a half ago to write my life's story, this is what i have done, my life, and it is just, unusual that it intersections with the clintons, but i spent 12 years at white house while they were there for 8, this is my life story, how it intertwined with them. lou: you write of hillary clinton, you describe her, as explosive. volcanic in her anger. and simply meu -- day in day out, how did all secret service officers and agents deal with a personality? >> you have to show up to work. and put your game face odo your job -- face on, do your job, that is what we did. that is what rest of uniform division did, put their game faces on and do your job. lou: you describe the anger, the actual violence of between the two, how frequent was it, and how bad was it? how did you contain it? >> well, this secret service does not contain it, it happens when a coupl

barbara starr, are you still around? okay, barbara starr has left.still around? okay. so i'm going to go back to you, tom fuentes. so the u.s. park police are also involved in this matter now. it seems like it's going to be -- i don't know, it's going to be a long time before we figure out what's happening here. >> it would seem so. but i don't think it will be that long. i think it will be within an hour or two that it will be resolved. as far as -- you know, what's interesting about this, we're talking like this is the first drill we're ever going to have at andrews air force base. this is probably something that have on an annual basis at least, involving all the agencies, federal, state, local, and county, how to work together, what resources would be deployed, what -- you know, where the assets would go to stage and get ready in case it's real. so this is something they would know in advance how they're going to handle it. one more drill, whether it took place today or didn't, really is just an incremental training exercise in i'm sure a series

last month university president ken starr was fired after it was found that administrators had lookedother way. mark strassmann is there. >> reporter: at baylor, the baptist student code bans sex on campus. but many female students say what is tolerated is rape. >> i have experienced rape culture on campus. >> reporter: audrey hamlin, a 20-year-old junior says she was sexually assaulted but chose not to report it. now part of a campus support group that counsels other victims. >> reporter: how many women on campus do you know you whaf been sexually assaulted? >> probably >> reporter: three unidentified female students sued baylor claiming they were raped and the school did nothing. one suit called baylor a hunting ground for sexual predators. that case involves this off-campus house. the woman claims she was drugged and raped. lawyer paula elliott represents her. >> at one point the investigator sent her an e-mail that said there were two other women that were sexually assaulted the same evening that she was. >> reporter: federal investigators are looking at 195 colleges and universit

let's go to barbara starr right at the pentagon for us.ts significant improvement in north korea's weapons program, yes? >> this was the first in the regime. it flew 250 miles ought north korea's east coast into the satisfy sea of japan. it achieved an altitude and came back down into the atmosphere. what does all of that mean? that north korea, for the first time, has really successfully tested a mobile missile that could some day have a nuclear warhead on top of it. why is it so significant? because you put it on a mobile launcher, fire it and then move the launcher to some other location very quickly. in war time, it makes it extremely difficult for u.s. spy satellites to potentially keep track of where these north korean launchers may be. it's the old shoot and scoot that we've heard about for so many years. so this is a significant development for it. if this missile eventually works, it would have the range eventually to reach guam, the outer islands of alaska. bottom line, north korea has now demonstrated capabilities in an intercon

cnn's barbara starr brought us this report. >> iraqi forces battle the last of the isis militants inh. officials now say they have liberated the strategic city n which sits just 40 miles west of baghdad. >> today is the last battle in fallujah. we liberated it completely. >> the loss of the city is a big setback for isis. denying terror group a convenient launching pad for attacks on baghdad. iraqi forces came across this isis bomb factory in fallujah as they fought to clear the city. ieds and booby traps remain. keeping fallujah free of isis and holding on to the sunni majority city may still be a challenge for the shia-led government. >> it is my best guess that there will still be skirmishes in fallujah following today. but i think what we are seeing is very positive news. >> and the human cost is staggering. conditions are desperate for the 85,000 people the u.n. estimates have fled fallujah and the surrounding area since the iraqi offensive to retake the city beginning a month ago. and a far larger fight looms. liberating mosul, iraqi second largest city, in the north. air strik

barbara starr, mike rogers, thanks to both of you. it. >>> also this programming note, mike rogers' new series "declassified" premiere this is sunday night at 10:00 p.m. eastern only on cnn. >>> now, the issue of gun violence, let's talk about that. it's inspiring this stark front page of today's boston globe. it features an assault weapon used in so many of these killings and a sparse three words, "make it stop." and the democrat leading the senate filibuster chris murphy invokes the image of one boy killed in the mass shooting at sandy hook. murphy was a congressman representing newtown, connecticut, when 20 school children and 6 adults were gunned down. cnn's senior political reporter manu raju has more on the push to change the nation's gun laws. >> reporter: good morning, carol. now, chris murphy's nearly 15-hour filibuster marks the ninth longest in the history of the senate. but whether there's any deal after the theatrics on the floor is an open question. the main issue, whether suspected terrorists should have the right to ob

let's get to cnn's barbara starr at the pentagon.ou've learned that keating was involved in a separate fire fight in syria two months prior for which he was awarded the silver star. this was a different mission in which he was killed. >> that's right, jake. as you say, u.s. troops are there to advise, assist and train but combat is coming to them and one navy s.e.a.l. team got caught twice. [ gunfire ] >> reporter: it was a fire fight last month in northern iraq against 100 isis fighters that lasted more than two hours. when it was over, navy s.e.a.l. charles keating was dead on a tour of duty that was not supposed to involve combat. hundreds of friends and family gather to remember him. he was awarded the silver star. the nation's third highest citation for valor. but not for the battle that killed him but for a different fight that killed him two months earlier, one that was not disclosed until after his death. that march 4th morning, the seal team and local kurdish forces were attacked by more than 100 isis fighters. the initial a

first ken starr was demoted from school president to chancellor and now he no longer holds that title either. we'll have the very latest. >>> and plus the water is still raging in texas, being pushed to the brink right now. bill karins will tell us how much more rain to expect and how much worse the flooding will get when "way too early" comes back. with usaa is awesome. homeowners insurance life insurance automobile insurance i spent 20 years active duty they still refer to me as "gunnery sergeant" when i call being a usaa member because of my service in the military to pass that on to my kids something that makes me happy my name is roger zapata and i'm a usaa member for life. usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. wearing powerful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ultra sheer. no other sunscreen works better or feels better. clinically proven helioplex® provides unbeatable uva/uvb protection to help prevent early skin aging and skin cancer all with a clean light feel. for unbeatable protection. it's the one. the

barbara starr has the latest today from the pentagon. >> reporter: the orlando attack was not directlyis but the head of the cia said isis wants to encourage more. >> san bernardino and elsewhere, isil is going to -- >> reporter: john brennan warned isis is working to attack the u.s. in any way they can. >> they have a large coudrey of fighters including in refugee flows, smuggling routes and legitimate routes of travel. unfortunately, despite all of our progress on the battlefield and financial realm, this has not stopped the group's global reach. >> reporter: brennan called the group resilient adapting to the efforts to stop it. >> isis will probably rely more on guerrilla tactics outside the territory in syria and iraq that it currently holds. >> reporter: the republican chairman of the senate intelligence committee calling for more action. >> isil's global battlefield now includes the united states and we cannot stand idly by. we must take the fight to them. >> reporter: but after thousands of air strikes and loss of territory, isis maintains key advantages. >> the group would have

perspective. >> our pentagon correspondent barbara starr reporting there. >> brexit being felt around the worlds. so far the markets have had the brunt of it. we'll break down the economic fallout for you next. hey guys lunch is here! it's on me fellas. with the chase mobile app, stephen curry can send money to more people in less time. thanks, steph! no problem. even to friends in a growing number of other banks. ya'll ready to go? come on fellas let's go! easy to use chase technology for whatever you're trying to master. >>> welcome back to our continuing special coverage of britain's decision to leave the eu. i'm max foster. >> and i'm becky anderson. scottish first minister is set to lead a cabinet meeting momentarily. she says a renewed vote on scotland's independence would be highly likely now that britain has voted to leave the eu. scotland and northern ireland both overwhelmingly stood with the remain camp. >> some of the remaining eu nations' foreign ministers are meeting in berlin amid concerns that others may attempt to follow britain out of the bloc. the rapid economic fal

in mississippi sharon stone decided not to film a movie there, bruce springsteen, ringo starr, pearlve canceled shows. and you better not piss off ringo starr, north carolina, because remember, this is how he reacted when people were sending him too much fan mail. >> this is a serious message to everybody watching my update right now. peace and love. peace and love. please after the 20th of october, do not send fan mail to any address. i'm warning you with peace and love. i have too much to do. so no more fan mail. anyway, peace and love, peace and love. [ laughter ] >> seth: to all my fans, please [ bleep ] off, peace and love, peace and love. the celebrity boycotts have even led to some fighting on social media involving north carolina's governor pat mccrory. >> this morning the backlash over house bill two has sparked somewhat of a twitter war between governor mccrory's campaign team and two pop stars. singer nick jonas and demi lovato, they are the latest artists to cancel shows in north carolina in protest of the state's new bathroom law. the team, team mccrory twitter account q

kenneth starr has resigned as chancellor of baylor university in texas. his resignation comes after he was demoted from his post as baylor's president last week amid a shakeup over the university's mishandling of reports of sexual assault by football players. the firestorm has also prompted the resignation of baylor's athletic director and firing of its head football coach. an investigation ordered by baylor's board of regents found officials discouraged reports of sexual assault, treated the football program as above the rules and even retaliated , against someone who reported sexual assault. before heading baylor, kenneth starr was the special prosecutor who investigated president bill clinton over his attempts to cover up a sexual relationship with a white house intern in the 1990's. and here in new york, farm workers have completed a 200-mile-long march from long island to the state capital albany to demand equal protection under labor laws. the workers converged on albany to rally support for a bill that would mandate overtime pay, union rights and o

starr investigated president clinton's relationship with monic lewinsky.sponsibility. stafr will -- starr will keep his job as a law professor at baylor. >>> the highly anticipated rematch in the espn finals featuring two of the biggest stars. last year steph curry led to the title over lebron james. and the cleveland cavaliers did it in six games. the mega-stars have won six of the last eight league mvp awards, although curry won that honor this year. lebron's teammates say he cares more about winning a championship. i don't know about that. i know cleveland's going to be ready. but the warriors say huh-uh. >> what time should gayle and economic over tonight? >> whenever. -- come over tonight? >> whenever. what time does it start? >> 9:00. >> i'll be there. are you coming at :? i'm going to get a big 80-inc >> do you want us to bring anything, or will dinner be serveded? >> you remember the answer last year, it was bring your sister, remember? okay. i will -- >> is mary in town? >> no. >> i can't wait. i believe lebron is right when he says he's more inte

. >>> kenneth starr has resigned as the chancellor of baylor university.mid alt glegations he mishandled sexual accusations. >>> and 6-year-old robbie richardson seems to be destined for law enforcement. he called 911 on his dad for allegedly running a red light. >> daddy went past a red light. he has a black truck. he was in the brand-new car, my mommy's car. he had to go to the car wash and went past the red light. >> he did? >> uh-huh. >> the dispatcher eventually spoke to his dad. >> he wanted to let us know you ran a red light. >> oh, no, i apologize. >> no problem as long as that's it. >> robbie's dad knows his son will not hesitate to call 911. >>> the nba finals come tonight. if you plan on watching it in person, the average price is $1,625. that would make it the most expensive finals. tv sounds good right now. >>> ahead, a trio of baseball games with similar endings. game two of the stanley cup finals goes into ot next. finals goes into ot next. hey there, hi. why do people have eyebrows? why do people put milk on cereal? oh, are you reading why

last week, starr shelton's ex- girlfriend starting a new job at the pulse nightclub in orlando. shelton and kimberly morris broke up two months ago when shelton came here to the bay area for graduate school. morris moved tortolita to take care of her mother. the women stayed close, talking almost every day. she said she spent most of sunday making several calls to morris that only got her voicemail. she did not know anything until sunday afternoon. >> as soon as i saw it was her mom calling i knew what she was going to say. when she told me i just cried so hard. i started screaming. look at that smile. really? how could something so violent happen to such a peaceful, good person. >> she said she wants people to know morris would tell those who were scared or sad they should keep loving each other, even in the face of violence. >>> new developments in the stanford sex assault case. we are learning a man who served on brock turner's jury sent a letter to the judge expressing his disappointment with turner's sentence. the letter to judge aaron persky was published in the palo alto

have a problem in the '90s when the clintons and their surrogates were poisoning the well against ken starrwhich is sort of what trump is doing here, just in a very handed way. and i don't think the professionals know how to deal with it. >> paul ryan is in a position where he says, look, he condemned the remarks like everybody else and very forceful terms and yet, he said i'll still vote for donald trump. that's what mitch mcconnell is, most of the professionals that james describes are. they get criticized for that because they're saying wait a mink, you don't are v the courage of your convictions if he's going to say something racist. how can you support him. >> they have to find a way to stop talking about things like the judge and whether trump's a racist. they need something else to talk about and i think paul ryan, ryan is is releasing the house republican's agenda and i think parts of that that ryan and trump ought to be able to get together on. there will be an attack policy that's going to be very close to donald trump's and energy, they're very close together and i would even say

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starr. >> going back to commissioner vice president richards rents under the neighborhoods the reporte did a couple years ago looked at rents as at the relate to formula retail and found the overall real estate market has effects but no change in retail real estate related to the approval of formula retail we don't pass specific rates for the neighborhood that's the general report. >> thanks. >> commissioner vice president richards. >> i guess a question for ms. we could get this to the board today a recommendation whatever would you want us to and give us advise and deliberate and provided information would you rather us to take more time on this or cone it and answer some of the questions or get it there i believe we agree on the carve out but move forward i'm happy to get it out of here today. >> the carve outs is go for today and everything else we'll take in advisement at this point, we're ready to have the discussion at the board of supervisors so - >> i appreciate your consideration today and . >> sure my one pieces of advise i know no benefits district for polk. >> not middle

starr was removed last week and says he's stepping down because of what he calls a matter of conscience. the football coach was dismissed last week after a review of sexual assault allegations. >>> this morning we're hearing the 911 call made by the mother of that 3-year-old who fell into the gorilla enclosure at the cincinnati zoo. >> take a listen to it. >> my son fell in with the gorilla. there's a male gorilla standing over him. i need someone to contact the zoo please. >> okay. we do already have it started. we do already have help started there. how old is the child? >> be calm, be calm, be calm! >> he's grabbing my son. i can't watch this. i can't -- i can't -- >> well, the boy spent about ten minutes with the 450-pound gorilla saturday. the zoo eventually shot and killed the animal. now, the boy is still recovering. this morning we're also hearing from kim o'connor. she's the woman who shotted visit yoe of the incident. >> taking a picture. i'm hearing the little banter with the mom and the boy. i want to go in. no, you don't. >> o'connor said what was not captured on camera was

but >> vicki: for starr shelton a brutal reality is beginning to set in. last time the family communicated was the day she law salah store was it a the tell her fearing and dreading.her son was >> vicki: together for more than a year they were stabbed as a bouncer in the nightclub status says the cheese's spoke to the media on behalf of her friend and she wants people to note that it's not assess the name of the last. a person who loved life. >> steve: we are hearing from some victims' families and grant is here with the emotional corner of the story. >> grant: i to a 6 1/3 year-old man texas did call his mom then she little they freddie further word from her son. >> grant: and a late last night crash the hon. close she was appearing in dreading hearse on among those killed also a here in chilling detail data sugar for a victim who survived chilling details about the shooter. "fired through the whole front of the stall." >>: fired not not argue it was shooting deaths were first, it first to wounds at the point i feel of the family and phone was dying. in t

instead the last time they communicated was today kj lost a life not before starr was able to tell her she mr.. >>: the biggest, face to see her a message unset the last message i got. unhappy at least ought to tell her i mr..missed her. >> reporter: vroom people are coming together to mourn the lives lost in this terror attack. the difference >> grant: as the castro district more than a thousand people packed last night in the community it so many others still hurting in searching for answers people wanting to support the victims' and support each other sending a message that terrorism will not stop them from gathering in doing what they want to do across the country similar scenes the historic stone wall addressing a massive crowd and the stone wall and is widely considered. >> grant: to the others gathering at the city hall plaza holding signs talking about, in this respect and tolerance. . emotional visual the city's mayor saying that this is an act of hate and terrorism that represents no faith in see the camel's-hair and far far away south korea and tears shed as others came toge

. >>> recently demoted baylor university president ken starr is now resigning as baylor's chancellor.he will continue to teach, though, at baylor's law school. starr says his resignation is in response to baylor's sex assault scandal and the university only releasing a 13-page summary of an independent review that followed. >> we're so sorry for what happened. we grieve. we grieve for what happened. but it doesn't mean that you can't say it's a new day. that's the biblical perspective that we try to live up to here at baylor university. >> starr told espn he did not know about the sexual assault scandal as it was happening but he has to take responsibility and "the captain goes down with the ship." >>> parts of texas under a flash flood watch until friday morning. officials warning storms could drop as much as two inches of rain per hour along with hail and 60 mile an hour wind gusts. the brazos river near houston is at record high, 55 feet. officials say it could take a week before the waters begin to recede. the national guard has been called in to assist with rescues as the governo

last month, university president ken starr was fired after it was found administrators had looked thether way. mark strassmann is there. >> reporter: at baylor, the baptist student code bans sex on campus, but many female students say what's tolerated is rape. >> i've experienced rape culture here on campus. >> reporter: audrey hamlin, a 20-year-old junior here, says she was sexually assaulted but chose not to report it. now she's part of a campus support group that counsels other victims. how many women on campus do you know who have been sexually assaulted? >> probably about... 20. >> reporter: three unidentified female students sued baylor this week, claiming they were raped and the school did nothing. one suit called baylor a hunting ground for sexual predators. that case involved this off-campus house. the woman claims she was drugged and raped. lawyer paula elliott represents her. >> at one point, the investigators sent her an e-mail that said there were two other women that were sexually assaulted the same evening that she was. >> reporter: federal investigators are looking at

there were starr -- staff that was very busy, but very task oryentded. we had gunshot wounds to the chest gunshot wounds to the abdomen, to the extremities, most very severe because of the high-velocity projectiles? >> pelley: what do you mean by that? >> this was an assault rifle, so this is a military weapon. the bulletses have a lot more energy to them, a lot more speed, so they cause more tissue injury. >> there is an individual who required multiple operations in the same 24-hour time period because of active, ongoing bleeding. he actually got operated on twice in the operating room and once in the i.c.u. >> pelley: but you saved him? >> we did, yeah. >> pelley: are these gunshot wounds different than the kind of saturday night gunshot wounds you typically see? >> well, certainly they're different from what we used to call civilian gunshot wounds, which are typically slower bullets, smaller bullets, but increasingly we're seeing gunshot wounds from high-velocity, military-type weapons almost on a daily basis. 10 the injuries, this type of injury is

kenneth starr was stripped of his title as university president last week. >>> let's turn to major league baseball and the cubs ace jake arrieta's streak has come to the end. the cubs lost the first game started by arrieta in 24 outings a streak date back to last july. he actually tossed seven innings november hit ball, but relievers gave up five runs in the shutout victory by the dodgers. >>> to baltimore, the red sox mookie betts my man wreaked havoc on the oilers yesterday. both in the field with the impressive diving catch and at the plate where he launched three home runs in the game. it was the first three-homer game of his career. >>> to toronto, blue jays kevin pilar ends the fourth inning against the yankees laying out full extension to come up with the diving catch in right center field. the jays win it 4-1. nice catch there. >>> in philadelphia, the nationals leading the phillies in the top of the ninth inning and this. >> to steven. he skies one to right center. going is herera. it is off the scoreboard. three for drew. bob henley, he's going to send him. the throw is off line

cnn pentagon correspondent barbara starr live with the very latest for us.e you learned? >> good morning, victor. the u.s. says they did strike this convoy of trucks leaving southern fallujah, and it may be that dozens of isis fighters were killed. the iraqis are saying they were also involved in those strikes. they believe there were hundreds of vehicles and hundreds of isis fighters killed as they tried to escape fallujah, which of course fell to iraqi forces liberating the town from isis over the last several days. why is this video so interesting? because the question is, why would isis risk becoming such a target, pufting hundreds of fighters in one spot where they had to have known they would be seen from the air and bombed. u.s. officials say they think this is a real sign of desperation by isis to get out of the way. but, you know, there's another bigger picture at play here, as we've discussed this morning. the cia says isis still a very long way to go. they have a very significant capability to launch terror attacks, especially in europe, outside o