back now with omar mcgee, greg carr and rock newman. you're teaching undergraduates, how do you walk that line, what do you tell them? >> we recently hosted coats, i'm not going to lie to you, i'm not going to sugar coat it, you must protect your black body because it's perpetually at risk. extreme inequality in terms of poverty, extreme inqueanlt in terms oinequality asfar as acce. work together so you can somehow help to balance the scales and increase the possibility that you'll be able to live to the fullest of your human ability. >> rock newman, you looked out at the crowd 20 years ago, did you think the conversation would still have this tone in 2015, what would we tell our boys? would we be still asking that question? >> i had an optimism that day and afterwards for a good period of time that things were -- we weren't to the promise land but we were headed in the right direction. and since the onset of the elections in early 2000, i think that there has been a role back of civility, there has been a roll back of voting rights, th

omar, ahÍ ya no es omar. es pamela. yo estaba con pamela y me intimida. omar: la verdad, se me olvida lo que sucede porque me meto en el personaje. cobrizo contestarla los productores, es un escudo. pamela tiene 20 aÑos desde que la gente se acerca la radio y es increÍble, me encanta la intimidad de pamela, es una secciÓn que el invitado no le habla a 1 -a omar, le dice pamela. alan:mira lo que pasÓ con eugenio derbes... laura: esos del termÓmetro. los personajes son un montÓn. alan ahorita nos van a poner. trasmites esas ganas de llorar, finalmente. esas preguntas... omar: de paso tambiÉn con espinoza paz, llevamos la entrevista de 20 segundos y ya estabas llorando. vamos a ver el momento con derbes. pamela: hoy, el genio, que las queremos regalar para que las veas. (aplausos) eugenio: gracias! nunca me habÍa puesto así, jamÁs ante una cÁmara. creo...que me tocaron los puntos mÁs sensibles. no sabes el gusto que me da... sentir que me quieren tanto. (gritos) omar: pero con los ojos llorosos de ver esas imÁgenes! >> es la copiosa de que ellos

omar villafranca has more, it's new at noon. omar: amateur video posted to social media shows richland county deputy ben fields wrapping his arm around the student's neck. fields flips the sudent and her desk over and drags her across the floor. other videos show fields restraining the student in the front of the classroom while a school administrator and stunned classmates, including tony robinson, looked on. tony robinson: never saw anything so nasty, other students had to turn away. omar: the 34-year-old deputy joined the richland county sheriff's office in 2004. in 2008, he was assigned to the district as a school resource officer. fields has also coached the football team since at least 2012. leon lott is the richland county sheriff. leon lott: it shocked me like it shocked everybody else. omar: lott says fields has been placed on administrative duties, pending the outcome of an investigation. leon lott: it wasn't something that he self-initiated. he was asked to remove the student from the classroom. did he do that properl

, mullah omar? because he died a year or so before they disclosed it. >> a year or so ago, two years ago. >> rose: yeah. chief of intelligence in our intelligence system, they came with the proposition that from such a date, april 2013 -- >> rose: 2013. -- 2013, we don't have any evidence that mullah omar is alive, we don't have any evidence about his movements. >> rose: no one has seen him? no one has seen or heard him, no communication, nothing. and, of course, it was not possible for them to come up with 100% proof that he was dead, but the people who uh knew he was -- who knew he was dead, it was a very small circle amongst the taliban, including the current leader of the taliban which has been chosen by pakistan? dead. >> even more than that. and pakistan knew about it very well. >> rose: they knew he was dead? >> absolutely because, post-2001, when omar spent all his time in pakistan and he was in contact throughout -- >> rose: and they had to have given him a sanctuary, otherwise he wouldn't

omar, conocidas, estarÁs dormida he dormido? despierta amÉrica omar. omar, omar buenos dÍas. omar! quÉ haces ahÍ? buenos dÍas. omar: tardan la facha pero asÍ duermo. v ero: en piyama, te imaginaba un piyama sexy. omar: duermo en ropa interior. vero: buenos dÍas! gracias por recibirnos, es el amor de la vida junto a sus tres bebÉs preciosas, gracias por recibirnos. ahora sÍ que los despertamos gracias por despertar con nosotros, estÁs guapÍsima. omar: olla pasa, o unos cafÉs sitios como la huevitos estrellados. y andrea es la mayor para cumplir 14. vero: quÉ se siente ser la hija de omar chaparro? andrea: no sÉ, para mÍ se siente normal. vero: como es papa en casa? andrea: es muy loco, siempre hace bromas se la pasa cantando todo el dÍa, todo el día. ayer estaba cantando el himno nacional. ♪ mexicanos al grito de guerra ♪ vero: porque dentro del espÍritu nacionalista? omar: porque me encanta porque desde niÑa me encanta, me apasiona. la malla de alambre lo que se andrea, la mayor tiene un sentido, parece toda la vida pegada a su papÁ en el cine, la televisiÓn

authorities would say they represent omar. we know how to get message to them and messages back, which was a sham. charlie: because he was dead? dr. abdullah: because he was dead and we thought we had been cheated. taliban andmbers of senior members in taliban tanks, taliban leadership, thought they were cheated. that is why there is division amongst the taliban. charlie: do we assume that mullah omar was in favor of negotiating or not? dr. abdullah: he did not believe in negotiating settlement. the division's first. why was it kept secret from the taliban? war was conducted in the eyes of a lot of taliban foot soldiers. he was like the king of all muslims, and in their own perception with a legitimate mandate. imam on they learned their was already dead and negotiations were conducted when asked who has authorized negotiations, a were told it was mullah omar. charlie: what does this mean for the future of the taliban and and its political and military positioning that he is no longer there in terms of his own public acknowled

omar villafranca reports from austin. omar: texans can't seem to catch a break from nasty weather. a possible tornado near san antonio damaged the local high school, and blew this rv onto the roof of the local holiday inn. phil krotzer lives in wimberley, an area devastated by flash floods memorial day weekend. >> we are getting too old to deal with this. it is very difficult. omar: he says friday sled is enough to make them think about evacuating for good. >> this is our fifth flood. omar: the same areas that got pummeled by the remnants of hurricane patricia last week got hit hard again, as a fast moving system brought more torrential downpours. rivers and creeks spilled over their banks from austin to san antonio. >> uh, so it's flooding here. omar: kerry packer shot this video while flood waters carried him away inside his car. >> as you can see, i'm floating omar: the man who shot that video from his car is ok. as for the residents in this austin neighborhood, many of them have evacuated because this area and much of south central texas, is still under a flash flood watch and

abdullah: we don't have any evidence that mullah omar is alive. we don't have evidence about his movements. no one has seen him. no one has heard him. no communication. nothing. of course, it was not possible for them to come up 100% proof that he was dead. but, the people that knew he was dead, it was a very small circle amongst the taliban. charlie: they were issuing orders in his name when he was dead. charlie: they knew he was dead? dr. abdullah: absolutely. post-2001, omar spent all his time in pakistan and was in contact throughout. charlie: they had to gave him a century otherwise he would not have been able to stay there. dr. abdullah: yes, of course. you might have heard that there were a few rounds of negotiations with the taliban. in pakistan, authorities would say these people represent omar. we know how to get message to them and messages back, which was a sham. charlie: because he was dead? dr. abdullah: because he was dead and we thought we had been cheated. also some members of taliban and senior members in taliban tanks, taliban l

omar, thanks. today, we learned the name of the american soldier killed yesterday during a raid to free dozens of prisoners that were held by isis in iraq. master sergeant joshua wheeler was 39, a native of roland, oklahoma, a 20-year veteran, and a member of the special operations delta force. he had earned 11 bronze stars in iraq and afghanistan for heroism in action. he leaves a wife and four sons. troops and jumped into the fight when they got into trouble. today, defense secretary ash carter sahd to expect more raids like it. our elizabeth palmer is in northern iraq tonight, and she's learned a great deal more about that raid. liz. >> reporter: scott, the secretary of defense ash carter said he authorized this raid when new information, including fresh graves indicated that the prisoners were about to be it executed. so a joint force of kurdish peshmerga fighters and u.s. special operations forces stormed this compound. they went in by helicopter, very early on thursday morning. master sergean

omar villafranca reports from austin. omar: texans can't seem to catch a break from nasty weather. a possible tornado near san antonio damaged the local high school, and blew this rv onto the roof of the local holiday inn. phil krotzer lives in wimberley, an area devastated by flash floods memorial day weekend. >> we are getting too old to deal with this. omar: the same areas that got pummeled by the remnants of hurricane patricia last week got hit hard again, as a fast moving system brought more torrential downpours. rivers and creeks spilled over their banks from austin to san antonio. >> uh, so it's flooding here. omar: kerry packer shot this video while flood waters carried him away inside his car. >> as you can see, i'm floating down some sort of creek here. omar: the man who shot that video from his car is ok. as for the residents in this austin neighborhood, many of them have evacuated because this area and much of south central texas, is still under a flash flood watch and more rain is on the way. emergency responders had to rescue dozens of people from swift moving water.

(sandra a cuadro) en estatres paginas que tengo en mis manos esta la declaracion de omar pettige jo de la viima. fue unde los cumentos quse presentaron ante el juez.eellos describe como primero golpeo a su mama con un hacha luego continuo masacrandola..con un arma y luego varioscuchillos. ;01 ;08 ;13 01;15 01;37 pkg (sot) joshua flores escuchar los detalles de lo que le paso es mortificante. (vo) joshua y sus excompanerode escuelaoy se enterarone como supuestamente omar peigenmato a su mamala maestra nailah de 64 an de edad. (sot) alex reyes,exalumno preparatoria americanmi corazon se cayo y yo no poacreer por que la mato, quefue el motivo que paso.. o) y no es para men. y es que en estos documentos que contienenla dlaracion oficl del sospechoso se describe como ocurrio todo. omdijo que el lunes 28 de septiembre estaba en el apartamento que compartia a consu mama en la avenida monr . ella lo habia tratado muy mal. y hasta le apunto con unpistola. el se la tiro de u martillazo. inmediatamentedespues fue por un hacha y la golp en la cabeza con ella. cuando sumadre estaba tirada en e piso

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omar villafranca is in dallas this evening. omar? >> reporter: scott, many of the roads and bridges in dallas look like this. they're washed over and closed, and more rain is on the way. more than four inches of driving rain turned roadways into waterways in parts of north texas today. near waco, a section of interstate 35, one of the nation's busiest highways, was temporarily closed after this 18-wheeler hit a median and overturned. this round of weather is the latest in a storm system that saturated the state. >> double-wide's floating. there goes a double-wide, gone. >> reporter: in west texas, runoff washed away this mobile home. no one was home, so no one was hurt. floodwaters swallowed up this ambulance in odessa and prompted at least 30 swift-water rescues in the area. the fast-moving rainstorm swamped low-lying streets in dallas, forcing some drivers to wade through several feet of water. the storm also toppled trees in its path and knocked out power to as many as 20,000 residents. a lightning strike sparked this house fire,

it's a 7-7 game then omar comin. the huskies go to omar moldanado, dancing through the secondary. omar outruns everyone for six. it's 14-7 hoover. huskies go to the ground.. jerry ziaty, doesn't like it there, or there, but that'll work. 18-yard touchdown. hoover back to playoffs with a 34-14 win. huskies clinch 3rd place in the their district. winning changes expectations. the hawkeyes are 7-0 and in full control of the big 10 west. but espn's chris hassel says the national perception will take more convincing. chris mentioned the remaining after the bye this weekend... it is very manageable. hawkeyes hit the road only twice in the final five. at indiana, and at nebraska on black friday. teams like iowa state are constantly trying to find and edge in recruiting. the cyclones are now using virtual reality. paul rhoads approached the college of engineering with the idea of turing game day into 100- million pixels. it's called the c-6 virtual reality room. what a world we're living in. cyclones play a video-game-like offense in number two baylor this saturday. the cubs had many firs

omar kept his head and followed his training. radioed in critical information that led directly to the suspect's capture. imagine the moment your partner has just been shot. you're shooting back. at the same time you're radioing for assistance. you're making the call that no cop ever wants to hear, officer down. the choice, pursue or go back omar did it all that night. he is a hero. [ applause ] i'd think that randy knew omar's decision and was comforted by it. but when you're willing to risk everything, sometimes it will cost you everything. it's what we do and now mourning is what we do as well. randy's family at home will miss him. his family in blue will miss him. he loved his family and friends spanning two countries, randolph, princess, his brothers and sisters, he loves you. i hope you can take some comfort in that, but no words of comfort offered by any of us today will pierce the veil of sorrow you all wear. but nonetheless, we will try with our words. we have chosen a life of service. it's what we do. sometimes it can b

the bus driver, that's omar. and they really get into it. >> on camera. [ bleep ] >> as you can see, somebody has a potty mouth. ewan says, i had the right-of-way. passengers on the bus tell local media, yeah, the bus driver went by a sign that says you have to give people in the other direction the right-of-way. a >> there's people on the bus? >> there's about a dozen passengers on the bus while this is going on. >> they're just letting this go on? >> i can't believe somebody didn't just jump into the driver's seat and say, let's go! >> i bet you omar doesn't have a job anymore. >> he's been fired. omar's claim is before the video started, he said that ewan had made a disparaging racial remark toward him. and he says that he got angry, and he responded using language he shouldn't have, but that wasn't caught on video. >> but was it worth your job? >> police showed up. this incident took about an hour to clear up. >> [ bleep ]. >>> this was a fishing video, but look who's got who. ♪ >> oh! oh, okay. the poor fi

hundreds are dead but word of survival is getting outwhich is good news for ghezal omar. she and her mother run this shop on pasaeo padre and ghezal says, like here, eartyhquakes are a part of life. --freemont blvd >>:ghezal omar it was a pretty typical way of life but we have earthquake rules and regulations hear the there they do not have it so the destruction is worse >> jeff :ghezal says information is hard to come by but a lot of her friends have been checking in on facebookletting everyone know they are ok. >> omar : obviously, you want to make sure your friends and family are ok and for the people of afghanastan and pakistan you want to make sure they are ok and after this they are going to need a lot of relief and a lot of help. >> jeff :that's where hamed moshref comes in. he started the group third world relief and is putting together an aid package for the people in the region. >> hamed moshref : we are gathering funds and raising money to send supplies off to those countries that are not very priviledged with things that are very basic to us here every day. >>

omar, fue a la cocina por uncuchillo y empezo a acuchillarla en todo el cuerpo. pero el arma punzocortante lorena/campan --ta maÑa en berkeley la policia contina la bsqueda de un sospecho de abrir fuego en contra de un hombre cerca de lcalles "russell" y "california"".. --esto sucedi alrededor de las 8 y media de anoche muy cerca dela escuela primaria "malcom x" , la cual segn las autoridades, no fue afectada porel tiroteo ... --la vctima fuetrasladada a un hospital local pero hasta elmomento se desconoce su estado de salud. juan fran - take vo --pasamos a "san francisco" donde esmaÑana l autoridades ntinan investigando unmortal tiroteo ocurrido ayer pola noche. --el incidente se registr pocodespus de las ocho sobre la cuadra 100 de la calle "mason".--al llegar... agentesencontraron a una mujer con unaherida de bala... --pese a los intentos deproverle primeros auxilios... la vctima fue declarada muerta en laescena. --horas despus... lapolica localiz y arrest al posible sospechoso. live bug lorena --- tm de la pausa... pero aqu en noticiero telemundo 48 primera

omar, fue a la cocina por cuchillo y empezo a acuchillarla en todo el cueo. pero el arma punzocortantese doblo asi que regreso una vmas a la cocina en busca dotrocuchillo.. esta vez uno tipsierra. con ese logro abrirle desle labarbilla hasta la pelvis. luego le metio una mano por laapertura y le saco el corazon.. luego lo puso deregreso en su lugar. (sot) ryan estebez, exalumnmaestra asesina no puedo creer que el hijo pudierahacerle esto a ella. (vo) pero cuando los detectives lepreguntan a omar que por que lo hizo, el respondio que estaba enojado consigo mismo. ah no termina todo. luego deabrirla por completo, seretiro de esa habiatacion y sefue a otra para masturbarse.al terminar se dio un bano, toun descanso.. empaco unas cuantas cosas y sefue de ah. (sot) jamie karen, exalum maestra asesina no puedocreer que algo asi lepasara a ella. lorena/campan --esta maÑana eberkeley la policia contina la bsquedde un sospecho de abrir fuego en policia contina la bsqueda deun sospecho de abrir fuego encontra de un hombre cerca de lcalles "russell" y"california"".. --e

his name is omar. he wanted to go to school, but see how his parents set up the foundation making the lives of the kids here in the bay area. >>> how they are working to learn more about concussion while keeping their players safe. >>> enjoy the warm weather in that forecast for your bay area weekend, talking about a couple of changes in stored for saturday and sunday and a look at what to expect coming up. >>> the nfl have taken measures to try to study concussions over the past few years. >> those calling for safety restrictions say they start much sooner than the pros, joining us with how one high school team is taking steps to make the game of football safer for players. >> you hear about this all the time in regards to the nfl and college and how about this? a high school football player is nearly twice as likely to suffer a brain injury as a college player. this according to a 2013 nfl- funded report, which estimates that the high school players would suffer 11.2 concussions for every 10,000 game

and, scott, more rain is on the way. >> pelley: omar villafranca in the thick of it. omar, thanks. today,ing for investigators began searching for the cause of yesterday's near disasterr inn southh florida. a jet carrying 101 people burst into flames as it taxied for takeoff, and kris van cleave is looking into this. >> reporter: a new upclose look at the damage done by yesterday's fire at ft. lauderdalele airport. >> engine's on fire. engine's on fire! >> reporter: this is how it looked after daniela went down an exit slide surrounded by today, boarding pass in hand, she's getting on another dynamic flight to venezuela. >> i just want to go home and g and do what i have to do there. >> reporter: a team from the national transportation safety board has recovered the voice and data recorders and will sift through the fledgling airline's maintenance records for the nearly 30-year-old plane. tim lebaron is the lead investigator. >> the left engine is fire damaged. the left wing is fire damaged. one interesting thing is that going inside the cabin, you can't tell there was a fire insid

villafranca in columbia, south carolina, thank you, omar. school-based policing is the fastest growing segment of law enforcement, and we asked our jim axelrod to look into the role of cops in schools. >> reporter: this was last month at rockdale county high school in conyers, jirgs. watch as the police officer approaches the fighting students with his taser. >> and this happens-- it's not isolated. it does happen. >> reporter: susan ferris, a reporter for the nonprofit center for public integrity, says student behavior that leads to police intervention occurs at the rate for of six for every 1,000 students nationwide each year. virginia has the highest state rate, 16 referrals per 1,000 students. >> across the country, there are school districts that have high rates, while a school district in a neighboring county may not have any referrals at all. the way that officers are used in schools, the kinds of things that they are asked to get involved in or choose to get involved in really zero. special needs students make up 14% of the student p

he really was >> reporter: omar malik pettigen was arrested in kensington sunday. people that knew both the mother and son, are askingwhat went wrong? >>: for him to do this? what was he thinking? >> reporter: according to the american high alumni facebook page, a candlelight vigil is planned for miss pettigen for monday night between 7 and 9 in the evening. reporting in fremont >> vicki: a fire rips through a san jose strip mall. now firefighters are trying to figure out the cause. kron 4's averi harper has the details. >> reporter: in san jose firefighters worked for hours to battle a blaze in a grocery store here at the caribees center shopping complex. >> reporter: it all started before 3 sunday morning. fire crews found heavy smoke, flames and a crumbling structure too dangerous to go inside. >>: "there's 30 foot beams that have collapsed and are on the ground so it's not safe to go inside. we have to do it all from the outside." >> reporter: crews worked well into the afternoon. pouring thousands of gallons of water into the charred remains of a grocery store

he really was >> phillipe :omar malik pettigen was arrested in kensington sunday. people that knew both the mother and son, are askingwhat went wrong? >> : for him to do this? what was he thinking? >> phillipe >> alecia :according to the american high alumni facebook page, a candlelight vigil is planned for miss pettigen for monday night reporting in fremont >> vicki : new at 11. more problems with the bay bridge. tonight the designer is warning caltrans that the cable that holds up the new bridge's eastern span. is vulnerable to corrosion. that's because of rainwater leaking into its anchorages. bridge officials are already preoccupied with the possibility that rods at the base of the span's tower could be corroded by water. caltrans officials have acknowledged that rainwater has been flowing into the two anchorages because of design problems with the guardrail system. but they have yet to say how they plan to deal with the leaks. >> vicki : the state ended in june with an estimate 40-- dollars left for prevention victims of a home in station want to know if you r

omar in the institute of peace, and my other guests are still with me. what do you make of it? >> i think the right question has not been asked. she came out pretty well. if they wanted to damage her, they should have not asked was your decision to go to - to intervene in libya right or wrong, because that is not - impossible to answer. people thought that muammar gaddafi would... >> the problem is they asked in the wrong questions. >> why, what, when was taken in the decision do overthrow muammar gaddafi. to move beyond the right to protect. that is damaging question. because then you can tell - you decided some time, some when to overthrow muammar gaddafi, to overthrow the regime. without a plan to follow up. and that is the plan, there was no follow up on the change of the regime, and no knowledge of the groups taking power, taking the power after all. there would have been no intelligence. and that led to the increasing stability that led possibly, probably to the outcome in benghazi. >> so there were, omar, avenues of legitimate critique that this is leaving on the table.

some are barely teenagers like omar wahibbi from damascus. 13 years old? >> yeah. >> reporter: you came by yourself alone? >> yes. >> reporter: omar told us his parents made the decision when the war wouldn't let up. they said at least in sweden, he wouldn't die. >> translator: my mother was crying, she said, she was upset i was leaving. do you remember the last thing your mother and father said when you left? they said i should go, he told us, and they hope one day to see me in sweden. for many, that's the aim. to be granted asylum and then bring their families over too. matilda brinck larsen is the social worker who runs the transit center. she says many of the children are traumatized when they arrive. >> if someone puts his eyes on me, i have to put my papers away and sit for a minute. and share his story. and even if we don't have the same language, he can speak to me. with his eyes. with his expressions. >> reporter: she and her colleagues are trying to give them hope for a better future. >> reporter: when you grow up you want to be a doctor? >> yeah