and another american has brought to atlanta for treatment. we begin this hour at the white house. the president briefed them on the plan to displantin dismantle the islamic state group. the president is set to address the nation tomorrow night and there is ever are polls that americans are becoming hawkish about the situation. give us a sense of what was discussed, and this idea that the president told lawmakers he doesn t need their authority. what is that about? reporter: that s the biggest take away because if congressional leaders had met with the president today, the top congressional leaders had prepped him saying they want a vote. he may have opened up that option. however, it s politica politically riskry to vote on the airstrikes in iraq because they face midterm elections in just eight weeks. so it s safer for republicans and democrats over in congress and the white house may be able to go in the direction it chooses. you may hear grumbling, but so far leaders a
outpouring of angst, about both the substance and the process, what captain jackson and his team are attempting to do consume, captain johnson is to make sure that folks have a chance to keep their voice as well as keep the peace at the same time, that s our focus. (inaudible) areness. i thin i think everybody a clear change of tone and operational activities yesterday anand i ll stand by the captain. there s a possibility (inaudible) (inaudible) what are we doing to prepare? i think there are a lot of steps along the way that are going to cause angst and pressure. that s natural here and appropriate, quite frankly. there was an officer involved and a young man killed. there is accurate real energy and so i think we ll look at those guideposts and engage he them accordingly. but we re hoping to make sure that during this process, this difficult, challenging process that there is focused energy and peace for businesses and people of this community. governor will
dire new warnings of the spread of ebola, and how long it could take to get it under control. major new details on the shooting death of michael brown. the police officer who stopped brown did not know he was a suspect in a robbery. this comes after police released veins image surveillance images of brown and identified him as a suspect in a robbery. it happened a short time before brown was shot and killed. authorities also released the name of a police officer who shot brown today. darren wilson a seven-year veteran of the force. the police chief jackson gave more details. i know the initial contact was not related to the robbery. you re telling us when the officer shot michael brown the first time, he was not aware that brown was a suspect in a robbery. no, he was coming off the sick case, which is why the ambulance was there so quickly. did he know he was a suspect in a case, or did he not know. no, he didn t. then why release the video. at this point why
bridge. the track an exclusive report starts nov seventeenth g.w. . this is news coming to you live from berlin a court in cambodia makes a historic ruling forty years after their crimes were committed to leaders of the brutal camaro rouge are found guilty of genocide and two men were on trial in connection with the deaths of nearly two million people during the regimes reign of terror in the one nine hundred seventy s. . britain faces another day of turmoil as prime minister theresa may takes to the
airwaves to try to save both her controversial breaks a deal and her own political future. plus the number of missing after wildfires in california soars to more than six hundred more than sixty people are confirmed dead. following terry martin good to have you with us it s been nearly forty years since the camero rouge murdered nearly two million people in cambodia a quarter of the country s population but today for the first time a u.n. backed court in the capital phnom penh found two
hammer brushes reign of terror in cambodia classified as a genocide for the first time by an international tribunal a guilty verdict for the last surviving leaders of the brutal regime that presided over the deaths of some two million cambodians i m sorry kelly in berlin this is the day. with. those believed real good judgement to die in free schools great zero zero two is in the story gucci float in the world both extraordinary sharing where is in the courts of cambodia once they were all the commercial overthrown i was shocked and horrified by all that was hidden from. the torture centers killing fields every aspect of starvation there and forced labor the very force of marriage was the thing that the murder it s all on the record no cambodians no longer have to worry
that that what they went through was in their imagination to me it might get people to come and i m so happy i m a victim of the kind i really wish i used to think there was no justice for me but now i see that justi