violence it is something that shouldn t be controversial. you can go back to the beginning, it started back in the summer of 2020, when the city s burning, not a lot of whole lot of all right, in a moment to talk to representative debbie dingell from michigan about justice. and i want to talk to the congresswoman about barack obama s return to the campaign dry. all there is and making a prediction about one thing that will happen if republicans take over the house. they promised, if they get to congress, they ll spend the next two years investigating their political opponents, including joe biden. some of them said, impeach joe biden, but you alaskan went for, they re not sure yet. later on this hour and a writer who agrees with obama and says it s not gonna stop at just the president. all of that plus a tennessee mom going viral after taking on the anti-lgbtq forces in her town. jesus didn t go anywhere and condemn people. he did not ever walk into any place,
headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. this morning, the pentagon is trying to determine if a u.s. air strike killed the infamous executioner known as jihadi john. thursday s air strike was carried out bay drone that targeted a vehicle in the syrian city of raqqa, an islamic state stronghold. johnathan vigliotti is in london with the details on this this morning. reporter: jihadi john was the international symbol of the brutality that is isis. he first appeared on an islamic mask, dressed in black, and holding a large knife. he spoke with a british accent. before executing american journalist james foley. the beheading video provoked outrage. it was the first of several brutal executions. british citizen, mohammed emwazi, last february. a former hostage described him he was born in kuwait and moved to england as a boy and it s believed he left syria in 2013. emwazi is known to help in executions of these journalists and a number of other
36 american air strikes, moved to retake the town of sinjar, and they cut a highway that is used by isis to carry supplies from raqqa, its stronghold in syria, to mosul, the largest city that isis holds in iraq with more than a million residents. charlie d agata is with the kurdish peshmerga forces. reporter: the battle to reclaim sinjnj began in the air. u.s. air strikes pounded suspected isis targets throughout the day. thick smoke hung over the city as isis fighters lit banks of tires to try to block the bombers visibility. dug in on the mountainside, kurdish peshmerga forces searched for targets, passing the coordinates to u.s. advisers. this is one of the forward fighting position where they re helping to pick targets for air strikes. soldiers here told us with aircraft overhead all the time, sometimes it s just five minutes from the moment they call it in, to the time it s delivered. kurdish fighters are so close to isis militants, they can hear their conversations o
child be taken from the lesbian couple carrying for her. rex ryan gets revenge on the team who fired him. he beats the new york jets but group of fans is angered over both teams choice of uniforms. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. this morning, the pentagon is trying to determine if a u.s. air strike killed the infamous executioner known as jihadi john. thursday s air strike was carried out bay drone that targeted a vehicle in the syrian city of raqqa, an islamic state stronghold. johnathan vigliotti is in london with the details on this this morning. reporter: jihadi john was the international symbol of the brutality that is isis. he first appeared on an islamic state video last year wearing a mask, dressed in black, and holding a large knife. he spoke with a british accent. before executing american journalist james foley. the beheading video provoked outrage. it was the f
is definitely in place here. nothing we can find on radar. we re good to go here. there s a little chair a little chill in the morning air. 38 at the napa airport. a little breeze, holding up, palo alto is 46 and san jose 49. mill valley is at 45. 43 sevastopol. the breeze is going to pick up a little later as low pressure forms in the four corners. as it does, you can see it beginning to develop. as it rotates down, it s going to pick up the breeze to the north and that s what we can expect later on. clouds and sun, mainly mostly sunny. 60s on your temps, these are below average for everybody. here is south. 40:10. my goodness. all right. 4:01. let s go to the bay bridge toll plaza. just the way we wanted to be. you heard steve s think we re done with the rain for today. it should be a better commute as you drive around the bay area. this is a look at interstate 880. we re also looking at the east bay, concord, san ramon, all these freeways looking pretty good. throu