. >> what they're g just undescribable. >> reporter: although he lost beloved wife feels fortunate to be able to watch a volleyball game with his girls. >> feel lucky my kids are alive. >> reporter: help the family in our app entering kaplan to find the gofundme page, shomari stone, news4. >>> coming up, news44 i team investigation. what is done to help them and protect you. >>> 72 in d.c. but upper 70s south and west. that warmer air moves our >>> counterdemonstrators drown out controversial speech by white nationalist richard spencer at university of florida today. on edge all day. protesters greatly outnumbered spencer supporters and few skirmishes broke out. school spent nearly half a million dollars in security to prevent a repeat of the clashes in charlottesville in august. >>> they protect and serve but are some police departments stretched too thin in the process? >> uphill battle to keep a full team of officers. battle even fiercer recruits. >> if you drive the parkway, odds are gary hatch will show up if you have emergency. >> nobody to help me. >> said he was only u.s. park

. >> it is undescribable, the amount of emotions going through, i didn't think like ever it was anything possible. it is unreal. >> and coming up at 6:30, hear from allentown man who is hotel room was two floors below the gunman's, he heard the entire thing as the gunman opened fire on that crowd below. but for now, we're live outside philadelphia international airport. i'm trang do, cbs-3, " eyewitness news," rahel, joe, back to you. >> trang, thank you for that live report. >> stay with us, as we continue to bring you the latest on the mass shooting in las vegas, also find the latest breaking information on our website at cbsphilly.com. >> time now is 5:35. in business news this morning, the secret sauce mcdonald's fans love. >> and the best place in the u.s. to retire. money watch's hena doba joins us live from the new york stock exchange, good morning, hena. >> good morning, rahel. good morning, joe. the dow had it best day in nearly a month here on wall street, gaining 152-point yesterday. the nasdaq added 21. august was better month for home builders. the commerce department says c

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guest joining us here in doha for had been mohamed atta cats on bass of the to russia in london undescribed he's an assistant professor at the defense studies department kings college of london and in washington d.c. via skype and josh on the executive director of the arab center of washington very good to have all three of you with us a very warm welcome to the press conference between ricks to listen and the cats really foreign minister is going to précis this very briefly the country farm is a second home had been a rock on a funny said. they support the u.s. mediation efforts here it's up to the other countries to also push for dialogue to listen also encouraging dialogue but say that washington won't impose any solution had been mohamed el a tear i mean really is that it. well. the u.s. government is respecting the integrity and sovereignty of nations when they take. steps measures in this instance it's trying to give them a chance to address this in a civilized manner obviously all efforts have come to. then the dead and clearly he has mentioned in his press conference that he has spo

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if this is done in several places new very successfully undescribable braidwood have released them. set up a little population see from the goodies and should be hearing back out on a dell red squirrels have already made a comeback there's also a focus on wild cats the breeding program is being attempted to help restore a national population which is dwindled to dangerously low levels all in all the concept of rewilding is one which if properly managed can help species of all sorts thrive and also perhaps help people connect with nature the way it once applause. al-jazeera the scottish height. and one of the top stories there are hundreds of thousands of people have taken to the streets of lone are calling for spain to stay united the rally is the biggest show of force yet from the so-called silent majority who don't support catalonia as independence bid someone demanding the arrest of such a plan leader catalyst freedom on. kenya's main opposition leader has called the presidential election rerun a sham and demanded a new vote within ninety days rollo dinka met church leaders and s

this is done in several places new very successfully undescribable but really still. it's setting up a little population to see from the goodies and should be heating you back out on a dell red squirrels have already made a comeback there's also a focus on wildcats breeding program is being attempted to help restore a national population which is dwindled to dangerously low levels. all in all the concept of rewilding is one which if properly managed can help species of all sorts thrive and also perhaps people connect with nature the way it once was little al-jazeera the scottish life on everything right here al jazeera dot com. quick recap of the top stories for you now iraqi kurdish president massoud barzani is stepping down. and has approved his request for his term not to be extended beyond november the first resigning has been on the precious since last month's controversial secession referendum vote which the iraqi government says was illegal led to days of fighting between iraq and kurdish forces or zani says the referendum result can never be erased. according

security officials over a brawl with protesters during president wants trip to washington in may i do undescribed the indictment says scandalous now not even a letter by seventy eight members of the u.s. congress and a personal appeal from president trump has convinced to want to release any of the dozen americans locked up in turkey for more on this let's bring in our turkey based correspondent look who's here in doha with a sin and we were expecting a press conference this morning from president i don't want we were expecting to hear from him on this issue what was the reaction from the turkish government going to be to this latest dispute going forward well actually in to this morning's press conference was supposed to be just right before his flight to ukraine he has enough fishel visit to ukraine and he's on the way right now and ritually he always delivers a press conference before his trips and of course he was expected to actually slam this reset suspension decision but it was canceled at the very last moment many many experts say that it's the signal that he avoided talking about this be

. >> seeing it for my self it is in undescribable feeling. my life for the past four years has burned to the ground. >> reporter: benny buildings were burned to the skeletons. desks and chairs are mangled. hotspots smoldered. the smell of smoke is on is capable. >> when i first saw it i was heartbroken. >> reporter: cheyenne simmons graduated in june but has a sister who is currently a freshman. their father wonders what is next for the students who attend cardinal newman. >> it's going to be hard for the next year. there is going to be some serious rebuilding that needs to be done to accommodate this many students. >> reporter: as for this homeowner, he said he will rebuild. he cherishes the memories that were created in his family's home. >> i left thinking i was going to come back to my house. i really did not think, and i don't know why, i really did not think i was going to come back to this. >> reporter: he tells me he and his family are staying in a hotel but he is grateful they escaped with no injuries. >>> some of the businesses dama

undescribable. >> reporter: what has this done to your family? >> oh, wow. um, beyond words. >> reporter: now coming up at 5:00, we're going to hear from sean savoy, the victim's brother. smiles to great sorrow, the story he has to tell. coming up 5:00. now back to you. >> pat collins, thank you. >>> turning to your forecast now, and rain from nate swept through the dmv this morning. boy, was it humid out there today, pat. >> yes, it kammerer. doug, is nate moving out? >> nate is already out of here for the most part. it's up around the boston area. extremely fast moving storm at one time moving 50 to 60 miles per hour. we did see rain early this morning and still we have seen a couple scattered showers around the region. if you look at the radar right now, really nothing to show. we did have a couple light sprinkles in portions of montgomery and howard county. that is now over with. take a look at what we are dealing with here and that is nate way up towards boston. here it was early this morning bringing us some fairly heavy rainfall, now watching that moi

saying that what they did was undescribable. this is a news conference, expected with the president. and a number of first responders to send this mass shooting. >> with the a lot of men and women in uniform. i am assuming the president will highlight all of the good acts done by people who were there to see the concert. they jumped into action to help. we heard early on from a young woman, a nurse, off duty to enjoy the concert. she described seeing people all to the ground around her. she jumped in to help. we saw similar stories of off to beÃoff duty firefighters. or people with no medical training. a man used his pickup truck to take people to the hospital. the ambulances were overwhelmed. we are watching president donald j. trump and his visit in las vegas. we will bring you more throughout the afternoon.>>> still ahead, a bay area woman considered one of the lucky ones after surviving the massacre with a gunshot to the back.>> we are all trying to be as okay as we can.>> we will hear more from her about how she was able to

time sometimes, just to get to breathe, i have to tell my seth to breathe because the pain is undescribableit's un-get-throughable. that's my new word. we are permanent residents in the twilight zone because i still believe it's a dream, i'm still in shock and i am still looking for him to ring the doorbell. it's hard to move forward. i am still on may 26th. >> i understand. the mind plays tricks, and it's so impossible to get your mind around this loss that your mind just refuses to accept it. >> i am so sorry. sorry. >> yeah, i guess it's trying to protect us, but the body just -- the body knows -- you are just in constant pain. we have our own plumbing company and it's just hard to run it on a day-to-day basis with this on your mind. i have no choice but to push through. i feel bad sometimes doing that, like i am putting my son on the back burner. >> yeah, that's the thing about grief, you almost feel guilty any day you are not devastated and grieving, but of course your son doesn't want you to be devastating and grieving. can you talk about him? is there something you want the public to

. >> almost undescribable. >> probably the loudest thing i have ever heard. >> reporter: april 4,2004, a ferocious battle in what was supposed to be a peace keeping mission. 19 soldiers, ambushed. pinned down in an alley in a slum of sadr city, baghdad. unprotected. exposed. facing masses of armed insurgents. >> some guys have seen some things that no one ever wants to see. >> reporter: in the wake of the ambush, dozens wounded. eight dead. >> you go to a veteran's ceremony, and you see the old and cry and you never really understood it. i understand it now. >> reporter: 13 years later, we return to a different sadr city. this time, in texas. >> these should be basic lay match to the real buildings right here. >> reporter: these painstaking reproductions erected at ft. hood for the national geographic miniseries, "the long road home." >> come on, baby. >> reporter: it's the story of the battle. heart-pumping action. and the story of the heartbreak of the families left behind. >> i love you. >> i love you. >> reporter: actress kate bosworth is playing gina denomy. wife of troy. one wou

think it's a wonderful idea and i do and this is done in several places new very successfully undescribable braid where they have released them. set up a little population see from the goodies and should be hitting the bracket on a dell red squirrels have already made a comeback there's also a focus on wild cats the breeding program is being attempted to help restore a national population which is dwindled to dangerously low levels all in all the concept of rewilding is one which if properly managed can help species of all sorts thrive and also perhaps help people connect with nature the way it once was. al-jazeera the scottish highlands time now for sports has far. thanks very much louise hamilton has won the formula one drivers title for a fourth time despite finishing ninth in sunday's mexico prix hamilton's title rival sebastian vettel chances were left in tatters after the two collided at the start piers damage reports. mexico will celebrate the day on the dead in the next few days and formula one friends with seemingly costumes at the racetrack in mexico city. a chaotic start meant it

officials for fighting with protesters during president rush uptight trip to washington in may of two undescribed the indictments a scandalous dozens of americans have been detained in turkey over alleged links with the two look good len a u.s. based muslim cleric who in ankara accuses of being behind last year's failed coup not even a personal appeal from president trump is convinced to want to release them well i get all we can now speak to howard eisenstadt an associate professor of history specializing in the turkish republic at st lawrence university joins me live via skype from canton new york thank you very much for speaking to us if we could first of all look at what's been happening in the last twenty four hours how serious an escalation of these mutual visa bans. it's big and in part because it's public there's been a series of steps by both states to sort of pressure on the other but this was this was one that was very loud and and there had been warnings in advance that if turkey didn't. if turkey continued to target turkish citizens working at the u.s. consulates that there would be

wounded and the doctors, the nurses, all of the people of the hospital have done a job that is undescribable. they were full the night that it happened before it happened. and they found room for many people. how many people came in, doctor? >> we had 100 come in and we admitted 50. >> what i saw today is an incredible tribute to professionalism. what they have done is incredible. you never want to see it again. >> just remarkable stories, shep, of how everybody in this area who was involved with the medical community pitched in. their stories of pediatric surgeons operating on adulting, ob-gyns that typically are not in the trauma center manning the tables. so many people coming in, shep, that it was just kind of full to overflowing. everybody did an amazing job. the president wanted to pay tribute to that. from here, the president wants to meet the heros of the event that were at the it is on sunday night. law enforcement that ran into the bullets to pin down the shootner the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay behind me and many civilians, some of who gave their lives to protect other people a

if this is done in several places new very successfully undescribable braidwood ever released them. it's set up a little population see from the goodies and should be hearing even back it on a dell red squirrels have already made a comeback there's also a focus on wild cats the breeding program is being attempted to help restore a national population which is dwindled to dangerously low levels all in all the concept of rewilding is one which if properly managed can help species of all sorts thrive and also perhaps help people connect with nature the way it once was. al-jazeera the scottish highlands. time for the sport with fire and. lauren thank you so much pakistan have beaten sri lanka in a t twenty game in lahore and their highest profile cricket match for eight years ten thousand police have been deployed for the match was sri lanka playing in pakistan for the first time since a gun attack on their team bus in two thousand and nine eight people were killed in the incident and seven players were injured it meant teams stopped going to pakistan to do security concerns since then

advise, don't even think it is so gross we are gagging and after this we plan to move the smell is undescribableee from one block to next because homes tend to be higher in this high-end neighborhood. i can see to the next block and the next block. cal fire, they are no longer here because there is nothing to save. there's nothing left to burn.ft there is still smoke coming out of the cars. is is now a chemical fire from the chemicals inside the house, cars, tires, ggc8 that if you come back eventually, where a high-end masklike we are doing but do not stay long. it is that bad. this is a snapshot indicative of how hot and intense the fire was. this is something you see in factories. they melt metal. i grabbed this from the driveway next to the car. you can still see some of the metal from the tires. the belt in the tire. it still attached to the metal. d to the ground. this is on the overton court area. # " location, i am sad to say your home, like all the other homes in this neighborhood are gone. to you. new this morningk35sn7a deputy some video on sunday night and early monday morning. he wa