San francisco. Anne makovec is live with the action they are taking. Reporter a few dozen people right now starting to gather at the top of Bernal Heights park and they are going to make the threemile walk to the Federal Building in San Francisco, where a new lawsuit will be filed in this case. Supporters of alex nieto gathered for a sunrise ceremony to mark five months since his death in the same place where he was shot and killed by San Francisco police in march, Bernal Heights park. There is no reason for alex to have died. Reporter nieto was 28 and worked as a security guard. Officers got a call of a suspicious person in the park. Police say nieto pulled out a taser and thats when they fired, thinking it was a handgun. Everybody in the community should be held accountable including Police Officers. They are here to protect and serve, not take our lives. Reporter lawyers for nietos family will file a federal civil complaint today. They say a new witness has come forward in this case
Captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Schieffer good evening. Im bob schieffer. Scott is on assignment. Well, whatever the terrorists intention when they released that horrific tape of the execution of american journalist james foley, it has refocused u. S. Policy makers on the danger the terror groups pose to the american homeland. Federal and new york Police Officials believe there may be dozens of americans fighting in iraq with sunni muslim terrorists. Today, the f. B. I. Issued a bulletin to u. S. Law enforcement cautioning that their supporters could attack u. S. Targets. We begin our coverage tonight with bob orr in washington. Reporter the threat is underscored in propaganda tapes featuring americansified fooiting alongside terrorists inside syria. This man joined isis. With these weapons, well kill the infidels. Reporter and this florida man became the First American suicide bomber to carry out an attack for Syrias Al Qaeda affiliate. Know
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