. >> this is why it is essential, virtually unreported. and to finish the question. >> [speaking in native tongue] >> explain the community. people from iraq in the community with others, explain what is happening. >> it is an independent tradition. [speaking in native tongue] be change in 3 years. [speaking in native tongue] >> in iran, they are known -- [speaking in native tongue] >> in iraq there are 200,000 we cannot be completely sure of the numbers because there have been no statistics about the numbers. [speaking in native tongue] >> today i am here as an iraqi citizen in iraq. [speaking in native tongue] >> can you say this? [speaking in native tongue] >> ethically we are kurdish and a religious texts are written in the kurdish language. [speaking in native tongue] >> our tradition is islam, we are a religious minority. [speaking in native tongue] >> isis occupied 7 villages near kirkuk. [speaking in native tongue] >> the number of people displaced are 2117 families, equal to 19,000 people, 253. [speaking in native tongue] >> other

metro says for every case of elder abuse reported-- it is estimated five remain unreported. this includs neglect and physical harm-- to taking financial advantage of the elderly./// ((sharie johnson)) >>> the clark county school district is sending out an s-o-s register their kids. officilas say about 90 thousand students still haven't enrolled. this is the second year online registration, through ccsd's infinite campus, is required. that means everyone must register every year. and not doing so -- could affect millions of dollars of state per pupil funding: if you haven't enrolled just go to the distict's website, and look for infinite campus. you can also stop by an libarary or school./// ((sharie johnson)) wild mustangs suffering agonizing deaths because of someone's actions. the i-team's george knapp has exclusive details... plus, the massive reward for information.../// "you're watching the valley's news leader...with sharie johnson, katie boer & jon tritsch. ((sharie johnson)) >>> a reward of 100-thousand dollars is being offered for information leading to the arrest a

people in the secret service, tsa, customs border protection, nppd, fema, often very often goes unreported. almost taken for granted. so, for example, last week, and the week before, we just completed two extraordinary security operations in cleveland and in philadelphia. cleveland we had somewhere around 3,000 dhs personnel from secret service, hsi, coast guard, and a number of other components dedicated to the security of the republican national convention. our people, along with the cleveland police, dedicated themselves in a professional, calm manner to this successful effort. like wise, in philadelphia we had some 2600 of our personnel there dedicated to the security of the democratic national convention, and our people performed terrifically, as they always do. this effort was a year in planning, and people don't always appreciate the level of precision and professionalism into coordinating security. both inside the convention site and city wide. there were thousands of demonstrators in the city of philadelphia alone, and the philadelphia police department responded admirally, profes

the news went unreported. researchers are trying to rule out manmade interference. all of it over my head when it come to that kind of science. >>> there is a new job opening at buckingham palace. and a lot of incredible per ks. how about a vam couple cleaner too. tell us about that job. squl that's right. if you ever wanted to live in a palace this is your chance. they are looking for a housekeeping assistant. this is no standard housekeeping role. you'll work and live in stunning historic prepared to present the palace the best to the royal family and other guests. you'll clean irreplaceable paintings. you don't need a background in cleaning. 33 days vacation a year, pension plan. i think a lot of people will be applying. >> maybe you can get promoted to full on housekeeper. thank you. thanks so much for watching "early today." have a great tuesday. we'll see you right back here nevada congressman forced to take a break from campaigning to keep his seat. how is he doing headed your way. >> dana: campaign trouble. hillary clinton and donald trump facing controversy

authorities are using ground- search.officers say they begain their investigation into the unreported body on saturday. everyone is expected to be ok after receiving an electric shock from an amusement ride. six people had to be taken to the hospital after riding "the scrambler" at ocean beach park in connecticut.one boy suffered minor burns to his hands.all the electrical rides have been shut off until authorities can determine what caused the accident. a tennessee family is now talking about the ferris wheel daughter with a traumatic brain injury.six-year-old briley is the youngest of the three girls that were thrown from the ferris wheel last week.her mom says she's barely able to talk and believes this could have been prevented. "when he pushed go, we took off running and we're yelling stop stop stop. and he just looked at us and pushed the button anyway. watched them tumble out, just one by one." the company that runs the ferris wheel has been under investigation before.it's unclear how long briley will be in the hospital. for the first time in nearly 15 years.. shopping is once

. >>> just one-third of rape survivors will report the crime unreported. the nation's largest antisexual violence organization looked into why that is. and here are the top three reasons. they fear retaliation, they thought police wouldment do anything, or they thought it was a personal matter. >>n-ar-old girl left home alone drowns in a pool. tonight, her mother is behind bars. the drowning happened in an apartment complex off florida and parker road in denver. sally mamdooh is live at the complex with an interview you will only see here on denver 67. you spoke with the girl's grandfather. >> reporter: he is very distraught. he can't believe that his granddaughter who he dearly loved is now gone. he tells me this nightmare started last night while he was at work. he got the terrifying call his granddaughter, seven-year-old shefra died at the apartment. custody under suspicion of child abuse resulting in death. reports say sse wasn't feeling well at the time. left her children home alone and went to wal-mart. she was gone ffr an hour. here is what the gran

we turn now to this exclusive glimpse inside yemen from britain's "unreported world". there are images in this story that some viewers may find upsetting. krishnan guru murthy reports. >> the casualties of yemens war go way beyond the bombs and bullets. the disaster hidden from the world's eyes is malnutrition. one and a half million children are suffering and the pediatric emergency units are under terrible pressure. is the main reason the child looks like this is malnutrition? >> malnutrition complicated -- >> malnutrition have week immunities so they have many other diseases. they are getting sick easily. >> do you have enough good at home for yourselves? >> every day that's it just flour. no fruits, vegetables or meats? >> here is why there is nothing. all of these are here? to the south is the port. 90% of yemen's food supply is imported. the vast majority comes through here. it's been crippled by air strikes. there is an astoninshing degree of targeting. they took out the driver's cab making these completely useless. the only ships that can dock here now are thos

. >> denise: hazing afternoon goes unreported. according to a study 1.5 million students are hazed each year and the students involved in a group activity report being hazed. humiliating activities and 30% said they were forced to do something that may be illegal. >> romona: two of the four u.s. olympic swimmers who made up a story about being robbed are on their way back to the us. gunner bends and jack conger gave their version of what happened at a rio gas station. police say the four athletes vandalized a bathroom and were confronted by security. the armed guards demande the swimmers paid up and were allowed to leave. now the united states olympic committee just released this statement. it reads in part "the behavior of these athletes is not acceptable. on behalf of the usoc we a you you -- we apologize to our hosts in rio and the people of brazil for this distracting ordeal." >> denise: five lorain county men are facing charges for selling heroin and similar drugs that resulted in five this is the latest attempt by police to

. >> reporter: 6 million in federal funding students was pulled as a result of unreported indents thatnclude a four-year-old wandering a mile away from home and a three-year-old mocked and forced to clean up his own urine. a board member called for an independent investigation. >> i think it's clear to me that we need a state or federal investigation on what occurred. it makes no sense to have the school district investigate itself. >> reporter: the board announced at tonight's meetig they had taken a vote in a private session earlier, a vote to relinquish the head start funds, but -- and this is very important, to continue the head start program that serves nearly 1,000 preschoolers in prince george's county. jackie bensen, news 4. >> a hectic hush hour. between the beltway and old georgetown road. there were three separate collisions including police vehicles. some lanes were blocked for a while in both directions with some major delays. three people were treated for a nonlife threatening injuries. >>> new pictures of the car involved in the deadly hit and run near dupont circle last

hillary clinton tries to use late night humor t questions about the fbi's discovery of nearly 15,000 unreported e-mails. >>> uber charts a new road to the future with self-driving semi trucks. only on cbs this morning we'll show you how the big rig handles a busy highway. >>> and historic new recommendations to cut sugar from kids' diets. >>> we begin this morning with a

it corrects that government benefits are unreported. doesn't correct for the fact that earnings, other private sources of income are underreported as well. this ends up being really huge deal. kathy eaton, who is a scholar i recommend a ton, made her name in the '90s with a book basically showed women on cash welfare assistance could not get by on that money alone. and the way that they made ends meet is that they had other sources that they generally wouldn't have reported to household surveys, to government officials. in fact that extra money that they typically wouldn't have reported was about, would have raised their income about 40% more than their income with food stamps and housing benefits included in there. so in some ways you can think of this final line ought to be even lower. whether the, whether the decline in poverty should be steeper is another open question. but that line only partly corrects for this problem. okay. quickly on this chart, this is just to show you i'm not selling you snake oil. the top three lines are fro

hillary clinton tries to use late night humor to answer questions about the fbi's discovery of nea unreported e-mails. and donald trump stopped talking about a mass deportation of undocumented immigrants. >>> and uber charts a new road to the future with self-driving semi trucks. only on "cbs this morning." we'll see how the big rig handles a busy highway. >>> and an historic recommendation to shut sugar from kids' diets. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye

clinton tries to use late night humor to answer questions about the fbi's discovery of nearly 15,000 unreported e-mails. and donald trump stopped talking about a mass deportation of undocumented immigrants. >>> and uber charts a new road to the future with self-driving semi trucks. only on "cbs this morning." we'll see how the big rig handles a busy highway. >>> and an historic recommendation to shut sugar from kids' diets. >>> but we begin this morning

investigate donations to the clinton foundation, clinton's speaking fees, and they did turn up a lot of unreporteds wasn't all imaginary as a lot of liberals had claimed. they succeeded in the sense -- bannon's real idea was, if we can turn up facts and hand them to serious investigative reporters in the mainstream media, they will take those facts and write stories about them. we saw examples of that happening in "the new york times" about a russian uranium magnate who gave money to the clinton foundation. so that was one way in which they propagated an anti-hillary story line throughout the press. >> how do you square that with bannon now running a website he inherited from breitbart that trafics in the fever swamp that got republicans into trouble in the 1990s? breitbart is known for inventing stories, they've been vicious in terms of stories that truck in areas of race, religious bigotry. that is the fever swamp. so how do you swear that with the idea that he's attempting to mainstream stories with fact patterns that he's able to find? >> well, you don't square it. much like trump, steve banno

people are in the secret service, tsa, customs, border protection, and tdd, fema, very often goes unreported, almost taken for granted. for example, last week in the completede, we just two different areas security operations in cleveland and philadelphia. 3000 dhs we had personnel from secret service, and number ford other components dedicated to the security of the republican national convention. our people along with the cleveland police dedicated themselves in a professional manner. likewise in philadelphia we had some 2600 of our personnel there dedicated to security of the democratic national convention. and our people performed terrifically as they always do. this effort was a year in the and people don't always appreciate the level of precision and professionalism that goes into correlating security at a large event both inside the convention site and citywide. there were houses of demonstrators in the city of philadelphia alone and philadelphia police department responded admirably, professionally to every event, every provocation. there were attempts by people with bolt cutters and

hillary clinton tries to use late night humor to answer questions about the fbi's unreported e-mails. and donald trump stopped talking about a mass deportation of undocumented immigrants. >>> and uber charts a new road to the future with self-driving semi trucks. only on "cbs this morning." we'll see how the big rig handles a busy highway. >>> and an historic recommendation to shut sugar from kids' diets. >>> but we begin this morning

we were told many other heroin deaths go unreported. i'm sure there are some who would be watching this and would say, "heroin addicts are junkies and they brought this on themselves, so why should we care?" >> tracy morrison: because we don't throw diabetics who sit on the couch eating bonbons and smoke and they weigh 300 pounds in prison. we don't belittle them, and there's not a big stigma. we don't do that to people that chain smoke and develop lung cancer. it's a chronic, relapsing brain disease, period, amen, end of story. and we need to accept it, even if it makes people uncomfortable. and if people don't like that, good evening, french officials say. at this point exchange lost $72 million to hackers and crimes today they lost 36% of assets and allergen are among the drug did you know dell.com price matches almost everything? like the xps 13. yeeeeaaaaahhh! for you, glam rockers. we love your work. ? i'm worried i can't find a safe used car. you could start your search at the all-new carfax.com that might help. show me the carfa

hillary clinton tries to use late night humor to answer questions about the fbi's discovery of nea unreported e-mails. and donald trump stopped talking about a mass deportation of undocumented immigrants. >>> and uber charts a new road to the future with self-driving semi trucks. only on "cbs this morning." we'll see how the big rig handles a busy highway. >>> and an historic recommendation to shut sugar from kids' diets. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye

it corrects the fact that government benefits were unreported. it doesn't correct for the fact that earnings and other private sources of income are underreported as well. this ends up being a huge deal. kathy eden who is a scholar that i recommend a ton, she made her name in the '90s with the book that basically showed that women on cash welfare systems could not get by on that money alone. the way they made ends meet is that they had other sources that they generally wouldn't have reported, household surveys to government officials in fact, that extra money that they typically wouldn't have reported would have raised their income about 40% more than their income with food stamps and housing benefits included in there. so in some ways you can think of this final line that should be even lower. whether the decline in poverty should be steeper is an open question. but that line only partly corrects for this problem. okay, quickly on this chart, this is a picture, i'm not selling you snake oil, the top three lines are from my estimates from the con

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hillary clinton tries to use late night humor to answer questions about the fbi's unreported e-mails. and donald trump stopped talking about a mass deportation of undocumented immigrants. >>> and uber charts a new road to the future with self-driving semi trucks. only on "cbs this morning." we'll see how the big rig handles a busy highway. >>> and an historic recommendation to shut sugar from kids' diets. >>> but we begin this morning

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that was unreportable until now due to legal restrictions. his followers have been linked to a number of high-profile attacks, including last year's beheading of a british soldierye in london. choudary could face up to 10ac years in prison. >> woodruff: here in the u.s., regulators today unveiled new fuel efficiency rules for large trucks and other heavy-duty vehicles. the caps will cut greenhouse gas emissions by over one billion tons, and save over $170 billion in fuel costs. by 2027, heavy-duty trucks will be 25% more fuel efficient than those sold in 2018. 2 heavy-duty vehicles account for more than 20% of transportation- related pollution. >> sreenivasan: stocks slipped on wall street today, due in part to a lag in phone and utility company shares. the dow jones industrial average lost 84 points to close at 18,552. the nasdaq fell nearly 35 points, and the s&p 500 dropped 12. >> woodruff: a passing to note: renowned tv host john mclaughlin has died. he was the creator, executive producer and host of "the a mclaughlin group," a long- runn

. >> ifill: still to come on the newshour: years of unreported sexual abuse accusations against u.s. gymnastics coaches. stepping up the fight against isis in libya. a shrinking jewish community on india's coast, and much more. >> woodruf on the eve of the opening olympic ceremonies in brazil, a new investigation into usa gymnastics uncovers some disturbing details. as athletes are gathering in rio, a stunning report from the "indianapolis star" and "usa today" network dominated this day: it found top executives in charge of gymnastics' national governing body for years routinely ignored allegations of sexual abuse by coaches of younb athletes, in some cases, going back to the 1990's. the report said usa gymnastics had files on more than 50 coaches around the country, claims that had long sat in drawers at its office in indianapolis. that included a former coach, mark schieflbein. the news report said gymnastics officials had a thick file of complaints about him for years before he was convicted of sexual battery and sexual exploitation of a minor.ex former gymnast becca seaborn says

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hillary clinton tries to use questions about the fbi's discovery of nearly 15,000 unreported e-mails. >>> uber charts a new road to the future with self-driving semi trucks. only on cbs this morning we'll show you how the big rig handles a busy highway. >>> and historic new recommendations to cut sugar from kids' diets. >>> we begin this morning with a world in 90 seconds. >>> now we learn about another 15,000 e-mails she failed to turn over and they've just been discovered, i guess, today. >>> hillary clinton confronts a new e-mail scandal. >> we've already released 30,000 plus. what's a few more? >> they're still going. he is deporting them. >> he wants to apply the law and do it humanely. >> donald trump w >> that wall will go up to fast your head will spin. >> zika problems growing in florida. there are 37 cases contracted through local mosquitos. >> president obama heading to louisiana. >> we expect the president to show up for us. >> outrage grows over the deadly shooting of an unarmed deaf driver of being pulled over in charlotte, north carolina. to let children use bathrooms r

hillary clinton tries to use late night humor to answer questions about the fbi's discovery of nea unreported e-mails. and donald trump stopped talking about a mass deportation of undocumented immigrants. >>> and uber charts a new road to the future with self-driving semi trucks. only on "cbs this morning." we'll see how the big rig handles a busy highway. >>> and an historic recommendation to shut sugar from kids' diets. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye >>> now, we learn about another 15,000 e-mails she failed to turn over. and they've just been discovered, i guess, today. >> hillary clinton confronts a new e-mail scandal. >> we've already released 30,000 plus so what's a few more? >> he's reporting them. >> donald trump appears to be working through his position on >> that wall will go up so fast, your heads will spin. >> the zika problem growing in florida. health officials saying 37 cases from local mosquitos. >> and deadly flooding. >> we expect the president to show up. >>> outrage grows over the deadly shooting of an unarmed deaf driver after being pulled over

not just iraq and iran but in northern africa which is largely unreported and not in the media.he receives his briefing, he will have an eye opening experience and he is the guy i trust to react positively to it. >> you think if he is getting more information, certainly he is not supposed to or allowed to disclose this information. but you think that it will inform his proposals? maybe where he will add some details? >> i think he'll add some details. but unlike hillary clinton, donald trump doesn't want to broadcast our plans to the enemy. hillary clinton is happy to commit right off the bat, no troops on the ground. donald trump doesn't want to tell our enemies. >> there are troops on the ground, right? >> right. >> they're not conventional forces. >> well, there are a few thousand troops on the ground now but they're mostly in advise and assist roles. they're not the ones kicking in doors like we were in the battle of fallujah and that's what you need do this. the local troops are not intelligent enough because they're not backed by adequate intelligence and they don't have t

they came up with a report that says a combination of unreported income and uncollected income from 2006 two 2010, every year averages about $400 billion. that is a huge amount of money when you are talking about $30 billion in raising the caps. a lot of that is because of the unfairness of the tax code. i think that is something that needs to be addressed. the other thing that will make the problem even more dire is the fact that the iris budget is being cut by 17%. it is not only the perception of unfairness, it is the perception of enforced audits. it is a crapshoot. the odds are more in your favor every year as long as they keep cutting the iris budget. if we look at it from a revenue income position, we might not be having the situation we are in now. michael: let's start with bob and work down the panel. bob: oco and state is a lot smaller, but as a percentage of state come is larger. in some ways, it is more important to state. on some issues, i'm less familiar on the details. i think department of state needs oco, just as dod needs oco so that it can finance wartime needs. i susp