. >> in another e-mail, bob said he had a plan to resolve his unsatisfactory marriage. bob's internet search engine revealed he looked for information on all sorts of diabolical schemes. >> we were shocked to see these searches on things like poison, herbs, death, something about sedation of people, also about smothering. but the most graphic one was actually a search that durall did on the words "kill spouse." >> investigators now had probable cause to search the durall's home, and they went straight to the master bedroom. they found a spot on the carpet that looked like it had been cleaned. they swabbed it with phenolphthalein, and it turned purple, an indication it was blood. under the bed were two squares of carpet that had been cut out and replaced. underneath were large pools of blood that had been cleaned with water and detergents. around the bed, almost invisible to the naked eye, investigators found the most incriminating evidence. >> it was just hundreds and hundreds of very, very small red dots on the headboard, on the wall, above the headboard, in the corner

by prime minister haider al-abadi, coming in response to weeks of political corruption and u unsatisfactorylic services. mohammed jamjoom has the story. going i'm left with no other options but go out and fight corruption. >> reporter: the medical student and activist like so many other members of his generation says he tired of feeling despair and decided to do something about it. >> reporter: we created groups to help our friends and families because they are all in need of important services that aren't being provided. the most basic ones are electricity, clean water, and jobs. >> reporter: now he meets regularly with a growing group of like minded activists discussing and debating strategy they use every tool at their disposal to plan demonstrations. social media has become as important as physical publications and spreading the word. >> all these protests are peaceful in nature. >> but it's not just violence he wants to avoid. he wants to keep politics out of the protests, too. so far it's been working. later in the day as thousands gather in tahrir square, the feeling is a jubilant on

in february 2013, flanagan was called into the boss' office and fired cdue to unsatisfactory jo performance and inability to work as a team member. as police escorted him out he threw a cross at a station manager and said, "you're going to need this." >> vester? little vester? no, i mean -- right now i can't wrap my head around it. it's a nightmare. >> reporter: law enforcement experts say that this was a calculated attack. watching for the live shot. the fax. the prerented car. all showing sure signs of premeditation. >> he used the tools of his trade to communicate and to bring greater visibility to his attack. >> reporter: tonight a bomb squad raiding his roanoke apartment searching for any clues that might be inside. tonight a spokesman for the shooter's family reading this statement. >> it is with heavy hearts and deep sadness we express our deepest condolences to the families of allison parker and adam ward. we are also praying for the recovery of vicki gardner. >> reporter: investigators looking for a motive have a long road ahead. and the loved ones of alison and adam have a somber

the court papers said he was dismissed for unsatisfactory job performance and he said after being let go, you better call police because i'm going to make a big stink. his case was dismissed. mary ellen o'toole with the fbi says his killing spree may not have been over. >> when the police found the to- do list on notes or journals in his car, i think that becomes significant. hopefully, he put in there where he intended to go. >> reporter: they did not know he was such a threat until alison parker and adam ward were gunned downright here on this deck overlooking this lake. cbs news, virginia. >>> the morning show had wdbj pause at 6:45 today to remember their former coworkers. >> as it was yesterday around this time that we went live to alison parker and photo journalist adam ward. they were out on the field. a story like so many others they did all the time. we are ending this moment. you can see, the blessings of our many friends out there, all of you, we will heal from this. thank you. >> reporter alison parker was just 24 years old. her photographer adam ward was 27. >>> the offic

in court papers, the station said that flanagan was dismissed for unsatisfactory job performance andhat after being let go, he said, you better call police because i'm going to make a big stink. flanagan's case was dismissed. >> the loss of a job is a precipitator. >> reporter: a profiler with the fbi says the evidence suggests flanagan's killing spree may not have been over. >> so when the police have recovered "to do" lists or notes or journals in his car writings, i think that becomes significant because hopefully, he put in there where he intended to go. >> reporter: station management says it did not know that he was such a threat until alison parker and adam ward were gunned down, right here on this deck overlooking this lake. jeff pegues, cbs news, in moneta, virginia. >>> the republican national committee is calling on hillary clinton to apologize for comparing her gop rivals to terrorists. she was in cleveland talking about women's health. >> extreme views about women we expect that from some of the -- terrorist groups. we expect that from people who don't want to live in th

story and 52% of the people paying a lot or some attention say hillary clinton's explanations are unsatisfactory. only a third of varieties say the way she's explained this is satisfactory. this is going to dog them for a long time because there are so many investigations that are going to be going on for months. gwen: is this about the perception of her inactions or inactions or is it about the law? >> there are some legal concerns. some republicans have tried to raise it as a criminal issue. she or others may have broken the law by sending classified information. her team points out if the issue is about her private server, you're not supposed to send classified information on any unclassified system. whether it's an official one or your private one. they say there's no legal legal distinction. on the other hand a federal judge said that he believes that she violated government policy in that if an employee, meaning secretary clinton hadn't done that we wouldn't many this mess we're in currently. he's talking about the question of preserving government records and why do government records end

in court papers, the station said that flanagan was dismissed for unsatisfactory job performance, and that after being let go, he said, "you better call police because i'm going to make a big stink." flanagan's case was dismissed. station general manager jeff marks said flanagan was initially ordered to get counseling. >> we made it mandatory that he seek help from or employee assistance program. we complied with what we asked him to do. >> the loss of a job can be a pretipitator. >> reporter: mary ellen o'toole, a former criminal profiler with the f.b.i., says the evidence suggesting flanagan's killing spree may not have been over. >> so when the police have recovered to-doe list or notes or journals in his car, writings, i think that becomes significant because hopefully he put in there where he intended to go. >> reporter: flanagan, a california native, stayed in fired. the other reporters in town would see him. maurice, station management says it did not know that he was such a threat until alison parker and adam ward were gunned down right lake. you tonight. now, to the tributes

some say unsatisfactory safety conditions, what is the government saying about that and could be thereossible fallout here? >> reporter: that's true, several train scents happened in reyet memory not even counting the ones in the last few years, many criticize the entire length and breath of india's rail met net work it's impossible for the railways to maintain them all properly. politician have his come out on television, radio, social media, giving domgiving condolences and compensation to the victims the later today the country's railway administrator will address parliament to give be autopsy date. but many people say it is an ongoing safety problem, evening ifs the heavy rain issue the monsoon happens every year, something that's expected and more should be done to prevent these incidents. especially ones that can be expected year after year. >> faiz jamil reporting from new del lee, thank you. >>> meanwhile, two members of i can't's border security force and at least one gunman are dead after a paramilitary convoy was attacked it happened near the administered region of kashmir w

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most important number in this poll 75% of iowa republicans say they have an unfavorability or unsatisfactory review of republicans in congress. they're mad at their own party. that tells you why, carson, they're attracted to trump and carson. >> for the democrats extracting what we can figure out from the poll you look at hillary clinton not great. looks like she lost nearly a third of her supporters in iowa since may. bernie sanders gained a little bit. only a seven-point deficit there. it was an assertive week last week. she was aggressive to republicans and app gettic over the personal use on the e-mail server thing. can she survive the scandal? >> the good news for her in the poll 61% of iowa democrats said the e-mail controversy was not an issue for them. this isn't an issue among democrats. however, you get the sense among democratic elites they're nervous that hillary clinton's numbers look weak in a generally election. that's why the chatter on joe biden isn't going away. i think you can't ignore the bernie sanders number here. this looks very familiar in the pollster herself said it

primary, and i just wasn't happy with the offerings on the republican side, just everybody was unsatisfactoryesenting either the local citizenry or the citizenry of new hampshire. so i just wrote in a candidate, took a picture of it and posted it later that evening. and within -- i don't know what the quote was, but i'm sure it was that i didn't enjoy the offerings. and then a few days later i got a phone call from the local investigators wanting to know more. >> i think you said, everybody sucks, so therefore i'm voting for my deceased dog. >> yep. >> when the general authorities contacted you, did you think somebody was goofing on you or did you know it was for real? >> absolutely. i thought somebody was playing a joke on me. >> why do you think you should have the right to take a selfie inside a ballot booth? because some say it is a threat to ballot secrecy and integrity? >> it's a true first amendment right issue. am i allowed to express, in my case, a protest vote and i did. and i think that -- you can obviously keep to that as well. >> one final question, what if an employer says or a

everybody was unsatisfactory. i just wrote in akira, my dog by about a month.cture of it. of the ballot and posted it later on that evening and with -- i don't know what the quote was but i'm sure i didn't enjoy the offerings and a few days later i got a phone call from the local investigators wanting to know more about this. >> i think you said everybody sucks. therefore i'm voting for my deceased dog. when the attorney general's office contacted you, did you think somebody was goofing on you or did you know it was for real? >> absolutely. i thought somebody was playing a joke. >> why do you think you should have the right to take a selfie inside ballot booth. some say this is a threat to secrecy and integrity? >> it's a true first amendment right issue. am i allowed to express, in my case, a protest vote and i did. i think the way the case went it upholds that. if you decide to have a secret ballot like we normally have, you can keep to that as well. >> final question, what if an employer says or parent to a child says i want proof that you voted for candidat

important number in the poll is 75 percent of iowa republicans say that they have an unfavorable or unsatisfactory review of republicans in congress. they're mad at your own party and why they're attracted to the outers like trump and carson. >> okay. distracting from what we can figure out and looking at hillary clinton and not great for her at all. you see sanders gained a little bit and only seven point there. it was an assertive week last week and she was also very apologetic on the e-mail server thing. can she survive the scandal or slow it down? >> well, the good news is that 61 percent of the democrats say that it's not an issue for them. it's an issue among the democrating. however, you do get it and that they're nervous and that's why the chatter and joe biden is not going away. i think you can't ignore the bernie sanders number. it looks similar to the rise of barack obama eight years ago in iowa. >> kruchuck, thank you so much. we will be watching this morning when your guest is governor scott walker. >>> the owner of the first triple crown winner says that he may retire after the shock

the most important number in the poll, 75% of iowa republicans say they have an unfavorable or unsatisfactory review of republicans in congress. they are mad at their own party. that tells you why carson, they're attracted to the outsiders like trump and carson. >> chuck, let's break down the democrats extracting from what we can figure out from the poll, you look at hillary clinton not great for her. lost nearly third of supporters since may. bernie sanders gained a little bit. only 7-points deficit there. she was very aggressive and apologetic over the personal use on the e-mail server thing. can she survive the scandal? can she slow it down? >> well, the good news for her in this poll. 61% of iowa democrats said the e-mail controversy was not an issue for them. this isn't an issue among democrats. however, you get the sense among democratic elites that they're nervous. that her numbers look weak in a general election. that's why the chatter of joe biden isn't going away. i think you can't ignore this. bernie sanders number. it looks very similar to the rise of barack obama eight years ago

in court papers, the station said that flanagan was dismissed for unsatisfactory job performance andhat after being let go, he said, you better call police because i'm going to make a big stink. flanagan's case was dismissed. >> the loss of a job can be a precipitator. >> reporter: a former criminal profiler with the fbi says the evidence suggests flanagan's killing spree may not have been over. >> so when the police have recovered "to do" lists, um, or notes or journals in his car, writings, i think that becomes significant because hopefully, he put in there where he intended to go. >> reporter: station management said it did not know that he was such a threat until alison parker and adam ward were gunned downright here on this deck overlooking this lake. jeff pegues, cbs news, in moneta, virginia. >>> people in alameda are worried that an arsonist might strike again. several fires broke out yesterday including one in a recycling cage on ferry point. kpix 5's anne makovec is live in alameda. it sounds like firefighters have had their hands full there. >> reporter: yeah. they really

in court papers it was said he was let go for unsatisfactory job performance and after he was fired heaid, you better call police because i'm going make a big stink. as he was escorted out, he put a wooden cross in the producer's hands and said, you'll need this. his case was dismissed. >> that all ended 2 1/2 years ago, and we're still at a loss to figure out what happened to him in those 2 1/2 years. >> reporter: next week a funeral service is planned forred adam ward. alison parker's family is planning memorial to honor her. vice president joe biden will not be there, but questions over his intentions will loom over the entire event. julianna goldman is in indianapolis to preview. good morning. >> good morning. hillary clinton's campaign is certainly feeling the biden buzz. last night she spoke to more than 100 dnc members pledging their support and her staff is committing the next two days to try to secure commitments. hillary clinton's campaign is sending this form obtained by cbs newss to top democrats asking them to pledge their support at next summer's convention. asking them t

he was let go for unsatisfactory job performance and that after being fired he said, you better callice because i'm going to make a big stink. as police escorted him out, he put a wooden cross in the news director's hand saying you'll need this. flanagan's case was dismissed. >> that all ended 2 1/2 years ago. and we are still at a loss to figure out what happened to him in those 2 1/2 years. >> reporter: next week a memorial service is planned for adam ward. alison's parker's parents have planned a celebration of life for close family and friends to honor their daughter. anthony? >> jeff, thanks. >>> democratic party leaders gather this morning in minneapolis. four of the party's presidential candidates will speak at the democratic national committee's summer meeting. vice president joe biden will not be there but questions over his intentions will loom over the event. julianna goldman is there. >> reporter: good morning. hillary clinton's campaign is feeling the biden buzz. last night she spoke to more than 100 dnc members who have pledged their support and her staff is spending th