larry: strong wind being blamed for a rough landing on a united express flight from dallas to buffalo. -- from dulles to buffalo. there were 73 people on board but no reports of injuries. the main runway is open. a massive manhunt is underway after two convicted killers escaped from a massive -- from a maximum security prison in new york. here is more on how they escaped. >> these are convicted murderers that we are talking about. a female prison worker is being questioned by police. the question that remains unanswered this afternoon, does she or anyone else -- did she or e-mails help these prisoners escape? a massive manhunt is underway for the two dangerous convicted killers. they escaped together from clinton correctional facility. officials say the men were last seen in their adjoining cells at 10:30 p.m. friday night at the check and were reported missing at 5:30 a.m. the following morning leaving this note behind , saying "have a nice day." they use power tools to drill through wall and work their way down for stories, shimmying through price. after crawling through a series of

the united express flight took off from dallas with 70 people on board. the plane circled the buffalo/niagara airport for 30 minutes before the hard landing. it ended up in a grassy area. nobody hurt. the pilot said wind sheer is what forced a plane off of the runway. >>> news tonight at 7:00, a local man suing penn state saying the university ignored the complaints about sexual assault, hazing and drug use. james from great falls, virginia claims he was burned with cigarettes and forced to drink liquor. all while pledging to be part of the cappa row fraternity. he was waiting 8 months for penn state to take action before he went to the police in january. the school says he would not talk with college police. earlier this year the former student blew the whistle on the facebook page featuring photos of nude women. >>> tonight, 18 suspects drug dealers are facing charges following large scale raids in montgomery this morning. officers from local areas and fbi served 30 warrants all at the same time. one police chief called it unprecedented. they were selli

. >> reporter: the united express flight from newark to hartford had 39 onboard. >> just, if you could, roll in the fire trucks, please. >> yep, they'll be out there waiting. >> we're going to do an emergency evacuation. >> reporter: tense moments as the plane nears the airport. firefighters at the ready. >> chief one, watch for arrival. touching down now. >> reporter: the pilots had been able to put out the fire, land, and evacuate their plane. nobody was hurt among the passengers or crew. the plane is out of service tonight. they want to figure out what started the fire in the cockpit. >> david, thank you. >>> we turn to the abc news exclusive. reaction pouring in after our interview, a family breaking its silence with allegations against dennis hastert. a onetime student at the school where hastert taught and coach. saying hastert sexually abused their brother. what he wrote to their loved one in the yearbook. >>> reporter: tonight, one of hastert's alleged victims identified. this young man, steve reinboldt, the student manager for hastert's high school wrestling team, who hastert

. >>> no one was injured when a united express commuter jet went off the runway as it was landing in buffalo, new york, last night. there were 69 passengers and three crew on board the twin engine jet as it arrived from washington. united said the flight landed in high winds and ended up in the grass next to the runway. passengers were bussed from the plane to the terminal. >>> another round of strong to severe weather is on tap today from the southern plains up to the northeast. there are flash flood warnings posted this morning in the midwest, particularly in central illinois. >>> in pea yore ya yesterday, high winds snapped trees and power lines. one large tree took out a number of power lines. the wind was so strong it even caused a few auto accidents. at one point 12,000 people were without power. >>> and there is heavy flooding in northwest louisiana. the red river is expected to crest today at 37 feet. more flooding is expected. nearby residents are preparing to leave. homes are already covered by rising water and some neighborhoods could remain flooded for days. meteorologist

the united express planes skidded off the runway late last night. a united spokesperson says it was specially windy when the plane tried to land after flying there from washington d.c. no one was hurt. and all 72 people on board were busted back to the terminal. >>> still ahead this morning be prepared for some storms this afternoon. katie tracking the threat of severe weather coming un next. >> plus big night for jenkintown's bradley cooper, as he goes for his fist ever tony award. see if he could bring home the trophy. and the two dates he brought to the red carpet. >> true story of brotherly love. why a teenager carried his brother on his back for almost 60 miles. the touching story we'll have that coming up. >> this thursday, we are taking a stand for hope. cbs-3, and the "cw philly" are proud to partner with alex's lemonade stand foundation. raising money to fight childhood cancer. join us, from 6:00 a.m. to to through 8:00 p.m. thursday, as we remember alex and continue her dream of finding a cure. we'll show you stories of childhood cancer her

the plane was flying for united express and completely full. 69 passengers and four crew members were on board. according to the passengers the might said a strong gust of wind blew the plane off the slick runway. >> new detail on the massive cyber ahack on u.s. government employees. investigators are trying to determine if the breach impacted private citizens too. sources tell abc that the heart of concern are forms filled out by employees seeking high security clear an. the forms known as sf86s provide personal information relatives and friends and college roommates. last week, officials announced data on four million current and former government employees may have been stolen. officials think hackers in china are behind the attack. >> happening today, a man with ties to marin county heads back to court in iran. 39-year-old "washington post" correspondent jason rezaian faces the second day of espionage trial today. he was arrested back in july along with his wife and two photojournalists. all of them were released but for rezaian who is charged with espionage for collecting informa

. >> reporter: the united express flight newark to hartford had 39 on board. >> fire trucks please. >ey'll be out there waiting. >> we're going to do emergen evacuation. >> reporter: tense moments. firefighters at the ready. the pilots had been age to put out the fire, land and evacuate their plane. nobody among the passengers or crew was injured. the plane is out of service as investigators try to figure out what started the fire in the cockpit. david kerley, abc news, reagan washington airport. >>> the white house was put on lockdown late todayfter a the area. a federal official says security was increased during this afternoon's session but since returned to normal while this was happening. this is the secd time in as many months that a drone incident has prompted a lockdown. remember in may the secret servic apprehended a man flying a small drone in a park outside the white house. in january a quad copter drone piloted by an offduty government worker landed on the white hse lawn. after security rules adopd after 9/11, washingto and nearby communities are a no-drone zone. > china i

alison: rains and strong winds are blamed for a rough landed on united express flight from dulles to buffalo. the plane skidded off the runway around 11:30 last night and stopped in what is known as a safety area. 69 passengers, four crew members on board. no one was hurt. some passengers said something felt wrong before the plane rolled off the runway. >> it just didn't seem right. the braking seemed erratic. the runway felt rougher than it normally did. we felt a rumbling. it came to a stop. alison: buses took the passengers to the terminal. the f.a.a. is investigating the incident. leon: all lanes are back open after a truck crash on the outer loop of the beltway. news chopper 7 over the scene near river road. the truck overturned on the road to cause fuel to spill out. no word on injuries. maryland casinos cutting back on the number of slot machines to make room for more table games. over the past three months the three largest casinos eliminated 1350 slot machines. if the trend continues maryland could lose out on tax revenue. table game earnings are taxed at 20%. alison: the op

united express 3976 was trying to land around 11:30 ben the plane skidded right off the runway and into a grassy area. the pilot told passengers that a strong gust of wind carried the plane off the runway. much hit the grass 100 yards out in the grass. >> thankfully we stopped before hitting u drive. we were close. >> all the passengers got off the plane ininjured. >>> dozens of people are facing charges in new jersey a day after they attacked police officers and nearly caused a riot. it started when some tried to force their way into a concert at metlife stadium in new jersey. some tried to climb a fence to get in but they didn't have tickets to the show. state police riot gear blocked the gates and told them to leave but some started throwing bottles at officers. police had to use tear gas to disperse the crowd. >>> this just in new video of a federal agents confronting a terror suspect in boston. why detectives say this backs up their story. >>> and a supermodel kicked off an there are a lot of channels on your tv but only so many you want to watch what if you could pay for the types

the plane was flying for united express. it was completely full. 69 passengers and four crew members. according to the passengers, the pilot said strong wind blew the plane off the runway. >> new details on the attack on government computers and possibly impacting private citizens, as well. sources say that investigators are considering that possibility private citizens never worked for the u.s. government may have had personal information compromised. last week, officials announced at least four million current and former federal employees may have been impacted. the preach was discovered in april and officials say the evidence pointed to china. chinese deny the accusations. >> a man with ties to marin county heads back to court in iran 39-year-old "washington post" corporate jason rezaian faces the second day of the espionage trial. he was arrested back in july along with his wife and two photojournalists, july of last year. all were later released except for rezaian. he is charged with espionage for collecting information

the united express flight sending the jet and the 69 passengers sliding into a grassy safety area.s say the plane's pilot told them a strong gust of wind was to blame. no one was hurt. >>> there is a significant victory in the battle against isis. iraqi troops are mopping up small pockets of i areresistance fighters. the iraqi defense ministry credited the u.s. with a significant supporting role in the win. but still raging is the battle to retake a major oil refinery. >>> a hugemy grant rescue operation happening in the met mediterranean mediterranean. almost 6,000 people rescued from smuggling ships trying to cross from to italy. it is set to dock in italy in less than three hours. nick robertson is live in italy with more. hi nick. >> reporter: hi carol. good morning. i'm going to step out of the shot here. we can see hms this nay industryvy vessel coming in. it is a massive ship. it is about 500 feet almost 600 feet long. it's going to dock here on board we're told as many as 1200 migrants from syria, from libya, egypt, from mali and the northern africa, from nigeria, even as f

. >> it was a close call for united express from new jersey to hartford nncoecticut. >> pope francis pushing for peace. >> he's in sayre yeah voros pushing catholics for a peaceful region. >> all that clipping the beer. disaster struck. >> and all that matters. >> american pharoah could gallop into the history books if he wins the belmont stakes. >> he has good moves, but nobody moves like him. >> -- on "cbs this morning"ing. >> oh, why pretend we're going to talk about anything else. caitlyn jenner coming out on the cover of "vanity fair." she has an endorsement with max cosmetics. they've made a 46-year-old dude look like brooke shields. captioning funded by cbs >>> and welcome to the weekend. we also have a great lineup of guests for you this morning. we have one of the top comedians in america, one of the most influential chefs in the world, and the tallest man on earth. that's right. comedian jeff ross has been burning some of the biggest names for years. now the so-called roastmaster general is facing a much tougher audience at a texas prison. we'll talk to him about his specia

. >> the united express commuter jet went off the runway as it was landing in buffalo, new york. >> chaos erupted outside the hot 97 concert. >> the way they treat us is like animals. >> a police officer pushing a girl to the ground then appears to point his gun at other teens. >> the officer involved has been placed on administrative leave. >> in florida, screams filled a beach when an 11-year-old boy was attacked by a shark. he was airlifted to a children's hospital in orlando. >> the nba finals are tired. an inspiring win from the cavaliers. >> what did it take from you tonight? >> everything. >> oh, you get nominated. the true measure of a man is not to be nominated and still show up to read a list of names of those who are nominated. >> and all that matters. >> it's been an honor to be part of your inaugural show. >> voters on the fence think you're too unpredictable. >> if the election were a week from today, i'd be really nervous about that guy. the fact that it's eight months from today, i've got plenty of time to convince i'm not risky at all. >> on cbs this morning. >> one shot,

and one of my favorite example greece's ambassador to the united states expressed in his words, my personalwe to discover how well versed he was in the teachings of euclid. people are trying to make their connection with their own circumstances. lincoln continues to be many things to many people. you can trace the different themes rising and falling over the decades. for example, the anglo-saxon racial ideology isn't present anymore, but many of those other themes are. lincoln has endured as a global icon not list because the issues he confronted endure as global problems. we are still reckoning with the ideal of human quality and the realities of endemic inequality. the problems of nationalism, the centralization of political power, the tensions between morality and political pragmatism. the question of when to use force, the question of whether war can ever be righteous. no matter whether his clothes have wrinkles in them or not or how dignified his posture, lincoln left as his gift to us all and unparalleled coffer of words and deeds with the capacity to guide us through the world's grea

the united express plane skidded off the runway and stopped in the safety area. no one was hurt.nway at buffalo international is now closed until crews remove the plane. >>> good morning, america. right now, a dangerous fire rages at a chemical plant in pennsylvania. toxic smoke filling the sky. >>> a female worker at the prison where two convicted murderers escaped has been removed from her job and questioned. >>> and a 10-year-old boy is recovering from a shark attack at one of the most popular beaches in the country. as we say good morning, america. a packed monday morning here. linsey davis is on the road this morning. she's driving down the highway. don't look. keep your eye on the road. ways to put hundreds of dollars into your family's pocket next time you head out for a big road trip. >>> also coming up in "the speed feed" wait until you see what she did and why so many people are calling her the rugby warrior. >>> we're going the begin with the search for man who held two real estate agents at gun point in florida. police have released new video. one of the victims is sp

>> reporter: it was the question the pilot of this united express commuter jet probably didn't want tonswer. in the rain with winds gusting up to 25 miles an hour in buffalo. the late flight from washington-dulles to buffalo ended up off the runway. an embarrassed pilot admitting. >> uh, we rolled off the end. >> i'm sorry, say again? >> we rolled off the ending. >> roger, you're off the runway. >> yes, sir. >> roger. >> reporter: but did it just roll off the end of the runway? passengers said something didn't feel right earlier. >> when we hit, it just didn't seem right. the braking seemed very erratic. the runway was feeling rougher than it normally did. all of a sudden we heard a rumbling. the plane finally came to a stop. looking out both windows, it was pretty clear we were not on a runway. >> reporter: the 69 passengers and 4 crew members were not hurt. >> we have efr on their way. is there any damage or are you just off the runway? >> no, we're just off. >> reporter: and so they brought out buses. everybody taken back to the terminal. the faa now investigating to figure out what

julia alvarez, haitian-american writer edwidge danticat, and american writer mark kurlansky have united to expressred condemnation of the decision. they wrote in the new york times , quote, "one of the important lessons of the holocaust is that the first step to genocide is to strip a people of their right to citizenship." amy: we're joined now by edwidge danticat, acclaimed haitian american novelist. her latest book is called "claire of the sea light". welcome to democracy now! talk about the significance of what is happening right now in the dominican republic. edwidge danticat: the have often been deportations from the dominican republic to haiti. it is the first time it is done with the law behind them. the court decided to strip citizenship. it has made life much harder for dominicans of haitian descent but also migrants who are on the island too. it not only gives the dominican government the power to deport mass amounts of people, but also creates a civil environment that is really hard for people, because others might feel now that there has been an increase of violence against haitians an

united states expressed concerns about china's growing power in the region.e will have more in the week ahead. fascinating conversation at 8:30 eastern time, 5:30 pacific. >> we'll see you back here at 8:00. >> 15 years ago mexico is building a huge housing estate for the working class. many are now bogged down by unemployment and crime. we have this report from tijuana. >> a house with no one to call it home. hundreds of thousands of them commissioned by the government for working class buyers in the middle of nowhere. most of gonzalez always neighbors are gone. she is holding on, starting her working day in the dark two hours from mexico stiff. >> it's really frustrating that i leave at 5:30 in the morning and still get to work late. >> the government is believe huge out of town developments be would solve the countries housing deficit. they neglected to put in the metro or bus lines to enable workers to get to their jobs, a fatal mistake. these neighborhoods in the middle of nowhere were seen as a great idea for poorer mexicans, finally able to afford thei

authorities say the express jet flight for united airlines preparing to take off for savannah georgia, when the pilot noticed sparks coming from one of the engines. express jet said the 41 passengers were placed on a replacement plane. no one was injured thankfully. not clear what prompted this. >>> later this morning the supreme court will announce opinions on some of the high profile cases. it's unclear what rulings they will announce. one of them is federal subsidies provided under obamacare. which states are eligible for insurance offsets. all 50 or just those with their own exchange? >> the obamacare ruling is epic and big. >> it could gutt obamacare. >> it absolutely could. the other major ruling that could come as soon as today on gay marriage, whether gay couples have the constitutional right to marry. the court is also considering a side issue, whether states are legally required to recognize same-sex marriages performed in other states. courts opinions are scheduled to come out about 10:00 a.m. they save the biggest decisions for last. it's not clear whether you'll get obama

crew members aboard and they need all those bathroom's a rough landing for passengers on united airlines expressght take a look at this to skidded off the runway and buffalo and niagara international airport late last night passed a said the place up the cellar times and let them off into the grass the chance to senses that is slid into a safety area of the to the passengers to looked up 69 passengers and four crew were aboard that flight when the crash landing happen no one knows. >>james: it was on his way from d.c. to buffalo >>darya: the old as some of breast vice-president joe biden has the lead to arrest here is video of the former delaware records last week in 46 years old president obama remembered him as a man who care most about others. >>: he was a public servant a notebook in his back pocket all times to could write down the probably everyone he knew and go back to office and don't think we always hear for you and always will be my word as a guide and. >>darya: he served as captain and harming the army chief of staff of general raymond or seattle recognizes military service by posthu

on saturday and what was revealed of knowing the affection for the vice president of the united states and expressedhe son and not just because of the tragedy. i love stories and yes i got a thrill from those earlier spaces of barack obama. nothing in that was as human as this weekend. good for them that people that work together day after day with mistakes and gaps have found in their work and struggle at the top. the most sub lime of human emotions and basics. there was a nice neighborhood up there when that funeral took place. they could have been just two guys from the same block that shared the joins and pains and punishments of life together like good human beings. don't you think? that's hard ball for now. thanks for being with us and all in with chris starts now. >>> good evening from new york. coming up in just a moment. my interview with a teenage girl that was detained at what is become the most infamous pool party in america. one of the offer a decade long detective is now on paid administrative leave after cell phone video emerged after teens attending the party on friday. the video has

carter also expressed hope that the united states and china will reach consensus by autumn on rules to reduce the risk of accidents when the two countries' aircraft operate close to each other. >>> a court in china has handed down a life sentence to a former member of the nation's top decision-making body for accepting bribes. the ruling comes as president xi jinping aims to show he's committed to taking action against widespread corruption. zhou yongkang was the ninth highest-ranking member of the communist party's politburo standing committee until november 2012. state run xinhua news agency says a court in tianjin near beijing sentenced him for accepting bribes, abuse of power and deliberately disclosing state secrets. he and his family allegedly took more than $20 million. >> prosecutors indicted zhou in april. he was tried behind closed doors. xinhua says the trial was not open to the public because it involved state secrets. our reporter explains how people are reacting to this news. >> the chinese communist party newspaper, the "people's daily" says zhou's sentence shows that an

. >> united express flight new jersey to it connecticut.d bradly airport the pilot reported of seeing smoke on board. the crew quickly put out the flames and the plane made emergency landing. the cause of the fire still under investigation. well he just wants to fit in. the man who shot president ronald reagan apparently tried to get a job at subway and starbucks but he didn't get hired. newly released documents reveal that john hinckley has been doing that over the past two years. the 60-year-old was found not guilty by reason of insanity in the 1981 shooting that wounded reagan and three others in d.c. but now federal judge is deciding if he can live away from a mental hospital full time. hinckley says he just want to be a good citizen get a job, and live a normal life. like being a barista or sandwich artist. and a connecticut man called 911 after early morning standoff with his had pet. >> i felt that my cat was getting too aggressive. and he attacked me and he attacked me in my leg and bite me. so me and my wife, we come outside and no

i am protected by freedom of expression. the united states is the best country in the world because of george washington. my profit george washington gives me rights. i'm neither anglo-saxon nor christian. host: we have to let your guests -- the guest respond. guest: it is a good sentiment that he expressed. the u.s. constitution is a great document. i would say that you are in competition with the canadian one. we will tolerate you for now. host: from virginia don. good morning. caller: good morning. i would like to get the understanding that the koran says that the muslims should not fight against those who do not fight against you. you should not harm the elderly plants, or animals. i do not understand the justification that anyone can say they are a muslim or study the koran for a hot minute, and then, particularly in this country, -- those who follow mohammed, he did not do those things. i don't understand. killing another muslim, you go straight to hell. to me, the man is crazy. to celebrate 9/11 -- at one time i follow the relig

. >> hello, the united nations secretary general ban ki-moon has expressed his concern after courts in cairo upheld the death sentence. it could have a negative effect on stakeout in egypt. they called it moley motivated. we have reports on the trial. >> death by hanging. this judge upheld his court's previous verdict against egypt's deposed president mohamed morsi. >> the court has ruled firstly that first and with consensus of opinion to punish each of the following defendants by execution by hanging. >> morsi along with other top leaders of the muslim brotherhood were sentenced over a mass prison break during egypt's revolution. the muslim brotherhood say that the case is politically motivated. >> this is a shocking one. in a separate case members were sentenced to life in prison on charges of spying for hamas hezbollah and iran. but many question the judicial years decision. some say that the case is the trial of the 2011 2011 revolution. >> these trials are not delivering the justice we are truly hoping for. no one should be above the law but what is happening is a form of politic

welcome again, the many ambassadors who are representing the united nations today and thank you very much again. and again i would like to express my special gratitude to governor and mayor of san francisco and this great state of california. the center of diversity and innovation. in fact, san francisco isn't just about the [inaudible] of the united nations. for me personally, it was the place where my passion as a young boy to be a global citizen, my passion was born here in san francisco in 1962. more than half a century ago, 1962, i came to the united states as a part of a young student group, international student sponsored by the american red cross society. i was just 18 years old at the time. our trip began right here in san francisco in the bay area. it was my first ever foreign trip. you may understand, it was my eye opening to the world, greater world. i was hosted by very kind [inaudible] a wonderful family in nuvauto. [inaudible] is here with us. she's now 97 years old. what a admireable lady. thank you very much. she is my american mom. thank you. ladies and gentlemen, the drafting of the charter was a glorious gamb

they will still face reimbursement pressure moving forward, especially with the of express scripts cvs and united health. iny play a key role determining the pricing for pharmaceuticals. that is outside of the aca. the aca will be a moderate the firmsr most of because you are bringing a lot of uninsured and making sure you are being reimbursed for the services you provide. betty: republicans are not going to give up. they may revive the issue in 2016. even though it seems like a benefit overall, and the issue is put to rest, it might arise again. is there a contingency plan? was somethinghere in play if the supreme court ruled the other way. that does not have to come in to factor anymore. theer-term, looking at political back-and-forth, it comes down to the supreme court and the law. it looks like it is settled. youonly other issue is if have a republican come into office and try to repeal the law. the likelihood of that happening is not necessarily that hide. pimm: thank you very much, gentlemen. betty: do not forget. we will bem. eastern hearing the first reaction from president obama. still a

unit. at this moment, we want to express our solidarity with the victims. >> reporter: recently isis has called more terror attacks during rahm dawn. they are preparing for more lone wolf attacks. french media is reporting the man in custody is a 30-year-old who was known to skirtecurity officials. he's being questioned but they're saying he's not talking. >> people are lining up for blocks. now the president is on his way there. we are joined live. give us a sense of how things are feeling out there this morning. >> reporter: amazing out here. and i don't know if you can hear it knit it in the background. the crowd here, the attacks occurred here thousands began to line up over night so many say thag hading they had to be here to spread the message of hope and love in the face of such horror that occurred in this city. there continues to be a sense of mourning but also a sense of unity. a lot of people saying they won't let this terrible act take away from them that spirit of unity and so that's why so many feel it's so important to be a part of this. there are so many people here that the are

state department condemned today's series of attacks and expressed sympathy where lives were lost. the united states grieved the people and governments of france kuwait somolia, tunisia and other nations and stands with them in solidarity as they reject terrorism protect their communities, restore peace and security. the greek prime minister is asking voters to make the decision on a debt bailout agreement. the prime minister appeared on television in the morning to announce the referendum. he said the latest deal is a humiliation humiliation humiliation. greece faces defaulting on its loans and exiting the euro zone. officials announced the treaty today >> the agreement built on the long standing and special relations between palestine with the new provisions related to the special status of palestine as the birth place of christianty and its noble messages. >> israel expressed disappointment saying the move would have hurt peace prospects and discouraged palestine from returning to direct negotiations. officials warned they would review. >>> still ahead, isil's latest attacks in syria and w

. >>> an express jet flight for united airlines was preparing to take off for savannah georgia, when a pilot noticed sparks coming from one of the engines. the 41 passengers on board were put on a replacement plane. no one was injured. not clear what prompted the engine trouble. >>> later this morning, the supreme court will announce opinions on some of its high profile cases it's considering. it's unknown which of the 11 pending rulings the supreme court will announce. one of the most important and anticipated, a provision on federal subsidies provided by obamacare. the question is which states are eligible for federal tax credits that help off set insurance costs for middle and low income americans. is it all 50 or just those with those own exchanges? >> yeah. if the supreme court rules against obamacare 6..4 million people could lose those subsidies and fall off those insurance roles. the other major decision involves gay marriage. do gay couples have a constitutional right to marry? it will radically alter the entire marriage system in the united states here forcing the states th

i am protected by freedom of expression. the united states is the best country in the world because of george washington. my profit george washington gives me rights. i'm neither anglo-saxon nor christian. host: we have to let your guests -- the guest respond. guest: it is a good sentiment that he expressed. the u.s. constitution is a great document. i would say that you are in competition with the canadian one. we will tolerate you for now. host: from virginia don. good morning. caller: good morning. i would like to get the understanding that the koran says that the muslims should not fight against those who do not fight against you. you should not harm the elderly plants, or animals. i do not understand the justification that anyone can say they are a muslim or study the koran for a hot minute, and then, particularly in this country, -- those who follow mohammed, he did not do those things. i don't understand. killing another muslim, you go straight to hell. to me, the man is crazy. to celebrate 9/11 -- at one time i follow the relig

the united states should be presented with a plan that -- and shouldn't the congress of the united states expressits approval or disapproval? but with a good -- the notification standard was enacted into law to allow the president the authority to implement his stated policy but with a good faith understanding that the people's representatives could weigh in on these important decisions before the transfers happened. the president's failure to abide by the notification provisions undermined the trust congress had in the process and now as the taliban continues to plotattacks against u.s. service members in afghanistan, the administration is scurrying to figure out how to keep those five terrorists from the battlefield. this is not congressional overreach. it is congressional oversight. the president has decided that the security risk of keeping guantanamo open outweigh the security and legal risks of closing it. congress is seeking information that will allow the american people and congress to understand that decision. the american people deserve an explanation for how the president plans to exe

it has not expressed a preference for any site. >> dc united players and coaches are also reacting to their big news today. coming up later in sports why some say the excitement over a new stadium is tempered by a ticking clock. >> next what parents are telling news 4 about a controversial student art display raising concerns. and local businesses terrorized by burglars. >>> right now at 6:30 the principal calls it freedom of expression but a local school district felt this display went too far and removed it from the high school lobby. >> we are trying to come together and it seems decisive. >> that display was part of an assignment. >> and now some parents are weighing in on this controversy. megan fitzgerald has been there. how are they reacting to all of this? >> reporter: we talked to some parents about it and they didn't know that the image was on display. when we showed them the image some folks had mixed reactions. some were outraged while others say it's a lesson in freedom of expression. >> questions are being raised about this display of student artwork in the lobby. it sho

united states - the president of the u.s. military presence continued surveillance of the u.s. military aircrafts in china's intrusive zones - will add up in the lead to a situation where they express concerns. it may lead to confrontation. it's two major militaries. >> in his presence, on the one hand we see the united states sending in patrol plans. on the other hand the united states engages with china. for a dialogue. between the two militaries, the two countries. that is the two countries finding ways to manage their differences. in the region >>> officially says it does not take sides in the south china sea dispute. it's only concern with freedom from navigation in the area. china said its work on the islands in would not affect navigation or flight paths. china could be trying to lower tensions ahead of u.s. china strategic and economic dialogue. the preem meeting between the world economies. on target tomorrow - changing your mind. scientists that say they can wipe bias out of your mind while you sleep. fascinating. >> the most fundamental aspect of this is are we practicing mind control. the quickest answer is yes > >>> changing your mind, "on target" tomorrow. that is our

expressed caution. >> thousands of young children who migrated to the united states are fighting for their rite to stay. last month a wave of unaccompanied chipping and families turned up at the border and faced an uncertain future. rob reynolds reports from los angeles. >> reporter: victor's mother cries for her son, worried how he'll fare in the hand of the u.s. administration system. -- immigration system. victor is 16 shy and bright. his attorney asked us not to use his full name he travelled alone from el salvador to join his mother in los angeles. members of a violent street gang had him in their sites after he refused to join them. >> reporter: they held a knife to me and told my aunt they'd bring me back to her in a garbage bag, cut up in pieces. >> reporter: this is the main immigration court no los angeles, where victor had one asylum hearing. his case was rejected. his lawyer works for a migrant legal aid organization. >> we'll have one last court hearing before the judge and government attorney and i'll have to defend his case if a judge does not find him knowledgeable, he'll have to be dep

i will be protected by the freedom of expression. the united states is the best country in the world because of george washington and his companion. i believe in god. moses, jesus mohammed. my profit, george washington gives me rights. -- my prophet, george washington. guest: it is a good sentiment that he expressed. the u.s. constitution is a great document. i think you are in competition with the canadian one but we will tolerate you guys for now. [laughter] host: don from virginia, good morning. caller: the understanding that the carron says -- the koran says that you should not fight against those who fight against you. you should not harm the elderly, plants, or animals. i don't understand the justification how could they believe that unless someone misleads them. at one point [indiscernible] he never did those things. i don't understand, and killing another muslim. to me, the whole thing is crazy. to celebrate 9/11. i guess you could consider me an apostate. there are so many things that turned me off and 9/11 was one of the main was. i k

no fewer than four united states senators, future senators expressed interest in mary.rench fluently. she was by all accounts a witty conversationalist, highly educated, you know, for women of her day, a compelling, magnetic figure. and lincoln stood off to one side, almost his mouth hanging open, the contrast between his own lack of formal education his own lack of polish. and one of the things that mary did that i think she doesn't get a lot of credit for was, in effect, to add some polish to her unpolished husband. she was his advocate. she imagined after he'd lost two races for the united states senate that his political career wasn't over. she imagined him in the white house long before he ever did, and her famous strawberry socials in the parlor on the first floor were just one tangible way in which she conducted a campaign for him. susan well, abraham lincoln : might have been entranced, but he wasn't certain, and he broke off their engagement for a year-and-a-half, is that correct? and here's something that he had to say after breaking off the engagement with ma

you do not see it expressed in the united states, futures up. moving around, and the last hour, i look at the german government, the 10 year at .84 and the german two-year a -.20. the bloomberg terminal this morning, economic data back to the united states, 20 years of the core pce. inflation gives pause to people we are back down there. the goal is to get above this average line and get to normality on inflation. good luck with that. brendan: looking at this average line, everybody's target is 2. it is not at 2. tom: the average line below the academic target. we need to go to brussels, the intensity picks up. we can rip up the script, in the last 40 minutes, we go to hans nichols in brussels. what is the tension right now what is the change? hans: everyone is wondering whether there is a blueprint done by these leaders. if there is a blueprint they are putting the finishing touches on, it goes to the finance ministers, they meet at 1:00 p.m. there are a lot of meetings. since we last talked, there have been various meetings and various buildin