anna werner reports from the border. firefighters battling western fires get a break from the weather. and david martin with an american hero. >> nine guys died. so the rest of us could come home captioning sponsored by cbs. >> in is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. we have just learned that ukrainian rebels have turned over to investigators the flight-data recorders of the malaysian flight 17 which was shot down thursday over eastern ukraine. it has been four agonizing days for the families who lost loved ones on flight 17. they pleaded for the return of the remains of their loved ones. today the pro russian rebels who control the area of eastern ukraine where the plane was shot down sent them home in rail cars. 282 of the 298 victims have been recovered so far. the u.n. security council including russia demanded that the rebels now allow investigators safer and unrestricted access to the crash site. we have a team of cbs news correspondents covering this story and we'll begin tonight w

militants have even celebrated the werners who have joined them. intelligence officials say there are as many as 7,000 foreigners in syria, and now possibly in iraq. the number of americans is believed to be near 100. the concern is that werners sometimes receive less scrutiny when traveling making them attractive to al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. aqap bomb makers have been responsible for past bombing atempts on u.s. bound planes. the underwear bomber on a detroit bound airplane in december of 2009, and there were exclose-- explosives hidden inside printers on two cargo flights bound for the united states in october of 2010. none of the bombs were detected by airport security. the new security measures are not expected to disrupt domestic air travel, scott. overseas there may be delays as the security measures are put into place. >> pelley: jeff pegues in our washington newsroom, jeff, thank you. as jeff mentioned this terrorism threat stems directly from the chaos in syria and in iraq. an extremist islamic group called isis holds part of nort

apparently in his computer model werner used system boundaries perturbations dissipation attractors and my old favorite bifurcations to come up with a complex systems theory now if you were to ask me i would say with great certainty that that dude made up those words except for bifurcation which i'm pretty sure is fornication with a furry bisexual. but apparently those are all real words wonder says the computer model found quote global capitalism has made the depletion of resources so rapid convenient and barrier free that earth human systems are becoming dangerously unstable when pressed as to whether we're workers or less. sounds like professor werner is not much fun to add to cocktail parties he is off my list i will replace him with a funny mascot of a dog. name a party you've been to where a duck it wasn't fun i submit that you cannot. now you're probably wondering does we're all. going to die the science guy see any hope. yes werner said there was one single dynamic that offered some hope and add factor is resistance consisting of groups of people who adopt a certain set of dynam

is it the fact there are werners, some with american passports operating in syria? is it the fact the syrian al qaeda branch seems to be cooperating with the yemeni al qaeda branch? which is the thing that alarms you most? >> can i check the box and say all above? i think that's precisely what's happening. i remember right after 9/11, our friends and allies in the intelligence community were focused -- always focused on al qaeda but that has ma taz sized and now you have multiple organizations around the world akin to but the latest, similar in form to al qaeda, linked to al qaeda. but there are so many other terrorist organization that's have seen the success of 9/11 and what a few people and few dollars in disruptive technology can do in the marketplace, in the skies overhead, now it's become a rather dramatic means of making their point. >> western partports a real concern? >> i think as you take a look, i understand this is a threat th's connected with al qaeda and arabian peninsula. we know al asiri, chemicalist from saudi arabia, the one who sent his brother w

werners sometimes receive less scrutiny from airport security overseas. >> mark strassmann, cbs news, atlanta. >> jeff: homeland security secretary jeh johnson travels to guatemala this week as the u.s. tries to convince central american parents not send their children nearly 2,000 miles north across the u.s. border. more than 52,000 unaccompanied minors have been taken into custody during the current fiscal year that began last october. that is almost double the number during the entire preceding fiscal year. here's mark albert. >> reporter: hundreds more undoubtmented immigrants many women and children arrived this weekend by plane in san diego and by bus in new mexico. their fate is still uncertain as the government skranls to house and process the sudden influx of illegal border crossers. appearing today on nbc homeland security secretary jeh johnson would not say if they would be deported. >> we're looking at options, added flexibility to deal with the children in particular but in a humanitarian and fair way. >> reporter: but democrat henry quwar whose texas district sit along t

anna werner is tracking these developments. good morning, anna. >> good morning. vargas traveled to mcallen, texas, last week in solidarity with the immigrants detained there. after he arrived he was surprised to learn that his immigration status could become an issue when he returned to the airport. jose antonio vargas knew he was taking a risk by trying to fly out to los angeles. a friend who went to the airport with him on tuesday captured this exchange with a border patrol agent at the security checkpoint. moments later he was taken in handcuffs. vargas has been living illegally in the u.s. since he was 1 2 years old. a prominent activist he has testified before congress and has travel aid cross the country speaking about immigration issues. at most airports they onto check his name. but in mcallen, a 20-minute drive to mexico they also review the immigration status of departing passengers and there are check points along the highways. vargas spoke about his situation. before shortly before he was apprehended he printed this and directed his 15,000 followers t

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. >> and now thousands of werners with pass thes enabling easy travel have joined jihadists in syria and africa. those fighters are potential op rattives who could be used to carry airplane bombs to america. >> there's no intelligence right now that terrorists are targeting if i domestic flights so for now there are no security changes planned at airports inside the u.s. >> bob orr in washington, thanks very much. as bob mentioned, this security threat is growing from the chaos in syria and iraq. today as iraq continued to be dismembered the iraqi parliament announced it will be at least five more weeks before it can even attempt to form a if you government. >> their enemy isn't waiting. >> abu bakr al baghdadi announced on friday that he is the leader of a new islamic state after his forces conquered part of syria and about a third of iraq. his appearance at a mosque in the iraqi city of mosul was very surprising because before this we had seen only two old still photographs of baghdadi. he called on muslims worldwide to swear their allegiance to him. now with insight on this we'll

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. >> werner said the proximity to metro and vre trains give virginia an advantage. >> provide safe transportation to people with disabilities. a former metro driver is on trial for sexual assault. prosecutors say porter pulled over his metro access van and tried to hurt a passenger i she didn't comply. they say he assaulted hir and dropped her off. the trial is expected to last three days. >>> we just checked and official charges have not been filed against the driver who slammed into a mcdonald's restaurant this morning. an suv hit the drive thru window at the mcdonald's in landover hills. police believe the driver had just stolen the suv and was chased by another driver he crashed into moments before. two cars in line at the mcdonald's were hit. one of them had just ordered her breakfast. >> my wife called me saying she struck my vehicle while she was getting breakfast. very misterical. i told her to calm down, i'm on my way. i got here and guess what i saw, truck pretty tore up and police and fire trucks everywhere. >> his wife went to the emergency room but will be fine. the driver of the sto

he shares his insight into movie stars and directors such as john wayne, werner herzog, and scorsese,the same observations his readers have cherished. this is more than a memoir. this is an inspiring look at life itself. which is the title. thank you for joining us. see you next time. ♪ >> live from pier 3 in san francisco, welcome to "bloomberg west," where we cover the global and media companies that are reshaping our world. i am emily chang. salesforce has named a new ceo. hawkins helped manage the transition to selling more subscription software. twitter is expanding its suite of advertising reaching a deal to buy tapcommerce.

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david werner of here and he said you are a catalyst of our culture, a catalyst of our culture. and when a viewer engages with your work, you really know where we are and what we are. >>, you know, as a human being, as an artist, i try to be honest. and i just try to go about my life and make the works about the things that i respond to. and, you know, i have a family that's really important to me, you know, so my life is about being with them and enjoy life and looking at things. >> rose: i know. >> so i go about and i look at things, and what i respond to, i carry with me. and then eventually, i'll make a gesture, and i'll make an art work based on those interests. and usually things resonate for maybe up to about two years before i actually make the gesture. i'm thinking about things, and finally it will be of a relerance to me that, okay, i'm ready. >> rose: people talk. a kind of success, of your ability to somehow identify or nail an image or an object as a-- something that captures the zeitgeist of the moment. do you feel any of that, that that's what's happening? >> i me

and they just come in, paul thompkins will be werner herzog, lord andrew lloyd webber, and they'll come happens. >> seth: and your regular guests don't really know, they're sort of bits, but not planned too far in advance. >> we actually don't plan really anything on the show. [ light laughter ] i don't even tell the guests what questions i'm going ask. for instance, we had horatio sans on who you know very well. >> seth: yes, one of the funniest people on earth. >> and he was supposed to play a monster truck driver. who we were supposed to get to in a story that -- we would find out that he was driving over trucks that had actually human beings in them. [ light laughter ] and so we had sort of had that planned out a little bit in advance of like, "oh, we'll talk about that." horatio came out and would never get to that. he was just talking about being a monster truck driver for 20 minutes. i finally had to pause and i was like, "horatio, are you ever going to get to the part where you talk about murdering people?" he was like, "i forgot about that." >> seth: depending on horatio for la

so here you can see werner lenneberg, but he was previously to that voyage arrested probably, most likely sent to dachau, and on that document which is a document from the international tracing service collection that we have at the museum, you can see his prisoner number on the top of this card. and this is, he's housed this dachau. so he was able to leave the camp on one condition, it was not to return to germany ever. so this is just to show you that all the categories of the passengers were on the st. louis. there were also about 200 children on the st. louis, and i specifically enjoy the photograph, i really like the photograph with the swimming pool be because that gives me a chance also to tell you what happened, you know, in germany. you know, during the 1930s the jews were not allowed in swimming pools in germany, so those children who are enjoying, swimming in that little swimming pool on the st. louis, for the youngest ones, they probably didn't even know how to swim because they never had a chance to learn. so you can imagine that, you know, this is very important. and everyth

anna werner is tracking developments from dallas. good morning anna. >> reporter: good morning. vargas traveled to mcallen texas, last week in solidarity with the immigrants who have been detained there, but after he arrived, he says he was surprised to learn that his immigration status could become an issue when he returned to the airport. jose antonio vargas knew he was taking a risk by trying to fly out to los angeles. a friend who went to the airport with him on tuesday captured this exchange with a border patrol agent at the security checkpoint. >> do you have a visa? >> no, there is no visa. >> reporter: moments later he was taken away in handcuffs. vargas 33 has been living illegally in the u.s. since he was 12 years old. >> thank you, chairman. >> reporter: a prominent activist he has testified before congress and travels the country speaking about immigration issues. at most airports he says tsa agents only check the name on his travel documents. but at mcallen a 20-minute drive north of mexico border patrol agents also review the immigration status of departing passeng

what happened was that nasa wanted to go to mars and the thinking was along the lines of werner von braun, a space station to assemble spacecraft. after apollo, the nixon administration went to nasa and said, we're not going to mars, space station or space shuttle, you pick, one of the two, and ultimately the space shuttle prevailed, and part of why the space shuttle did not succeed as it should have is there was a partnership with the pentagon on the space shuttle to design a craft that could deliver spy satellites to orbit, among other things, payloads, and so it was bigger than it needed to be. had a certain cross-range capability that was required for the military. supposed to find polar orbits of they piled on specifics which were irrelevant to masses a's goal of explore asia and it created a craft with fundamental flaws including no crew escape system. a very dangerous craft, which was limited in its capabilities for nasa's goals. tried to do a lot of things for the pentagon and ultimately failed in that regard so we lend a lot about technology, how to define a program, the specific