six seats. let s sock it to them. the reality is the democrats will lose big time. i agree with the vice president. we will hold the senate. shocking kidnapping on a philadelphia street. police are offering a $10,000 reward for information. a family is making a plea for her return. i don t care. let her go. frightening moments on the tarmac. a fuel truck crashed into an american airlines jet. the fuel truck driver got trapped and had to be rescued by firefighters. host of car talk tom magliozzi had died. how do you know if you have a good mechanic? by the size of his boat. president obama signed a disaster declaration for hawaii as lava continues to creep toward homes there. strangers rush to the rescue when a driver of a truck slams into a gas station. oh, my god. an african crown crane. that is what i would like like if i was a crane. over the top play. touchdown with style. historically bad night for the giants. and all that matter
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pelley: good evening. we re going to start tonight with a rapidly developing story. tens of thousands of refugees are on the run ahead of an offensive by the isis terrorist army in northern syria. a syrian rebel group that is backed by the united states is calling it a capacity, and it is begging the u.s. to start air strikes in syria right now. american pilots have hit isis in iraq more than 200 times. president obama has authorized expanding the air campaign into syria. on the turkish border, holly williams found out why. reporter: isis is on the rampage again, seizing dozens of villages in morn syria last week and forcing more than a hundred thousands people to flee into turkey. and turk yes s border with syria just a few miles from where isis has besieged the town of kobani. turkish riot police defended their positions with tear gas and water cannon, but they weren t fighting islamic extremists. instead they were trying to push back turkish men who wanted to cross int
this is the cbs morning news for tuesday, september 23rd, this is the cbs morning news for tuesday, september 23rd, 2014. captioning funded by cbs good morning, i m susan mcginnis. cruise missiles launched from u.s. warships and drones began last night, there were 14 in all. many of the targets were or around the militants self-proclaimed capital in syria. the pentagon said the targets included headquarters, training facilities and a finance center. today, president obama travels to the united nations to try to rally more support for the push for isis. marlie hall reports from the u.n. reporter: the u.s. and several allies launched their first air strikes against icis in syria. pentagon said a mix of fighter jets, bombers and tomahawk missiles were used. syria said some of the strikes hit targets in raqqa. primary targets are command centers in raqqa. training facilities. known targets. reporter: the video campaign comes after weeks after targeting isis in neighb