The only language understood by killers like this is the language of force. So the United States little being with with a Broad Coalition to dismantle this network of death. The president there being forceful and eventually optimistic with his message. Calling on the world to join in on this fight against isis. Hes also said that this is a time for the world, especially muslim communities, to explicitly and forcefully reject the ideology of organizations like al qaeda and isis. He went on to emphasize in this effort the United States does not act alone. So far, more than 40 nations have offered to join this coalition to fight the terrorists. Barbara. Thank you, angie. The president s comments follow new air strikes overnight, targeting isis in syria and iraq. U. S. Defense leaders say they launched four air strikes in iraq and one in syria. They used a mix of attack, both bomber and fighter jets. The u. S. Arab partners helped in the air strike in syria. Well, break out the umbrella. S
We have a beautiful start to the morning. Once the sun rises you are going to see tons of that today. However the biggest difference from yesterday will be the drop in temperatures. We are going to have gusty winds as well. 66 degrees at 6 00 with a wind out of the northwest, possibly gusting over 20 Miles Per Hour at times. 69 degrees at noon. Winds continue out of the northwest at 15 Miles Per Hour. On satellite and radar our cold fronts you can barely see the line of showers that developed and most of us saw a quick sprinkle, not a lot of rain. That is pushing off to the east and letting the cooler, drier air descend in. Well talk more about these temperatures if we see the 80s once again that will be in the first alert 7day forecast. Heres what is in the news right now. Secretary of state john kerry meets with World Leaders gathering in new york. More than 140 heads of state and government will tackle a range of crises, including the threat of Islamic State militants in iraq and sy
We need peoples help to find this young lady. Jim and i sat with mr. And mrs. Graham this afternoon about an hour and a half ago. They want their daughter back. They want to know what happened to their little girl. Thats all. And thats what i want. And thats what you want. So weve got to do this together. Reporter a very emotional Charlottesville Police chief you just heard there. I want to show you some video now. This is something we gathered this morning. This is what brought us to the point were at now. Youre looking at video from an Apartment Building just ten minutes off of grounds from the university of virginia. In this is the property that police came to around midnight. They got a tip the vehicle that was parked out in front of that Apartment Building belonged to this man theyre looking for. So they towed that vehicle and searched it offsite. Then they got a second search warrant to go in that Apartment Building, that unit, and carried out several bags of evidence. And we now
8 00, 9 00 tonight coming right into the metro area. Next weather and traffic on the 1s at 6 11 when storm team 4 x 4 hits the road. Breaking news on the roads now. Breaking news. Two new crashes on 66. First of all, both of them are eastbound. First between nutley and the beltway. The second at sully road. Another at the beltway. That cleared out of the way. But 66 is fairly slow the entire way because of that, trying to get chopper over this for you. 66 hopping on Prince William parkway, centreville, youre about 40 Miles Per Hour because of the two crashes. 95 in virginia, dale city, very close. 15 Miles Per Hour. Thats just normal volume for you. Nothing happening there. Wider look at things. Looking typical top of the beltway. Slow as you approach colesville road. Nothing happening. Just volume there. Beltway at st. Barnabas looking quite good. Up here, 95 in maryland, bw parkway, no problems. Travel times in 10 minutes. Thank you, melissa. Well see you then. 6 02. The big story, r
Captioning sponsored by cbs this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. Pelley good evening. The National Football league is rewriting its playbook for dealing with violence off the field. Today, commissioner Roger Goodell acknowledged again that he got it wrong in the past, and he vowed this time hell get it right. That begins with new policies for punishing players involved in Domestic Violence and other misconduct. But goodell did not say what those policies or punishims would be. More now from 60 minutes Sports Correspondent sharyn alfonsi. Past several weeks, we have seen all too much of the nfl doing wrong. That starts with me. Reporter today, nfl commissioner Roger Goodell broke his weeklong silence with a series of im sorries. I got it wrong in the handling of the ray rice matter, and im sorry for that. I got it wrong on a number of levels, from the process that i led to the decision is that i reached. Reporter that decision was a twogame suspension for rice, but he aiferre