You heard. It happened just outside the National Stadium during a soccer match between french and german teams, the french president hollande was there. He was whisked away. Within minutes, another group of attackers drove by spraying machine gunfire at cafes. People sitting there having drinks, having dinner, a beautiful balmy friday night in paris. And it was near by the concert hall, those gunmen who were driving by and shooting and killing people, several died at those cafes. They then stormed inside opening the concert theater. And they opened fire on a panicked crowd there. There was a california band that was featured on the stage. In total there were at least six separate sites where the acts of terrorism occurred assi simultaneously. And the details have wabeen chilling, people being executed one by one and a series of explosions. Eight attackers are dead, seven of will them in suicide bombings. They were wearing vests. Security forces killed the eighth attacker at that concer
An interview with gooz mahn guzman. Except it was Actor Sean Penn conducting that interview. C b s news correspondent don champion has the latest efforts to bring the gooz mahn guzman to the United States to face justice. 3 drug kingpin Joaquin El Chapo guzman is back in the same mexican prison he tunneled out of six months ago, but his days there may be numbered. Mexican authorities have begun the process of sending guzman to the u. S. To faces charges. While his lawyers have already filed motions to fight extradition, a u. S. Law enforcement source told cbs news el chapo is expected to be in the u. S. Within the next 3 four to six weeks. Guzman was captured friday after a violent shoooout with mexican marines. He had been on the run since july. Always managing to stay one step ahead of investigators. His downfall may have been a meeting with Actor Sean Penn mexicos attorney general says guzman reached out to producers and actors because he wanted to make a biographical film about him
But nothing, nothing, approaches what these women have done and what so many journalists, regardless of gender, i think you would all agree, men and women, did in opening the way to covering battlefields, to bringing the stories of american troops fighting in faraway places into our living rooms, into the front page of our newspapers. If nothing else, that era was such a turn in journalism that i probably dont have to explain to anybody in this room. And i thought that if were not all totally familiar with these womens backgrounds, we would just start by going down the line and have all of you briefly tell us how you came to be in vietnam. Its a far away place a long time ago. Lets just go down the line for a few minutes here. How did you get there . I got there it seems hard to believe, but someone in our day, like barbara, would be a pentagon correspondent. We reported on things like parties and gardening and cooking. We never really made the news because womens lives were so confine
Edie is going there to cover her. At 2 00 this afternoon, they told me, no, no, no, no press. Edilt is covering. I think thats where we start tonight. But if it makes news, you have got to give me a fill. Absolutely. I expect that we will have an absolutely exciting conversation tonight. I want to start by saying one thing. I am not a war correspondent. I am a point correspondent, and i am thrilled, honored and humbled to be with these women tonight. I work out of the point. I have travelled to war zones, but nothing, nothing approaches what these women have done and what so many journalists, regardless of gender, i think you would all agree, men and women did in opening the way to covering battlefields to bringing the stories of american troops fighting in faraway places into our living rooms, into the front page of our newspapers. If nothing else, that era was such a turn in journalism that i probably dont have to explain to anybody in this room. And i thought that if we are not all
Im a pentagon correspondent, and im thrilled, honored, and humbled to be with these women tonight. I work out of the pentagon. I have traveled to war zones, but nothing, nothing, approaches what these women have done and what so many journalists, regardless of gender, i think you would all agree, men and women, did in opening the way to covering battlefields, to bringing the stories of american troops fighting in faraway places into our living rooms, into the front page of our newspapers. If nothing else, that era was such a turn in journalism that i probably dont have to explain to anybody in this room. And i thought that if were not all totally familiar with these womens backgrounds, we would just start by going down the line and have all of you briefly tell us how you came to be in vietnam. Its a far away place a long time ago. Lets just go down the line for a few minutes here. How did you get there . I got there it seems hard to believe, but someone in our day, like barbara, would