November 4, 19 79, iranian student storm the American Embassy in tehran. Everybody thinks it will be an overnight affair, but it will not. music , this is the story of a traumatic crisis that lasted 444 days and ended in january 1981, a personal drama about 51 american men and two american women. We will be with you, hopefully, as soon as we can. Their crime was being associated with the u. S. Embassy in tehran, the punishment total incarceration. This will be an inside view, with exclusive iranian shot footage never seen before. When did you arrive in iran . September 19, 1979. I think today is the 19th of january. Your name and your job. This is what really happened as told by fugitive and captive americans, including the head of the u. S. Embassy. Our story starts at the white house on october 22, 1979. Day14, u. S. President jimmy carter believing the shaw of iran needed medical tests and treatment, allowed him to enter the United States. It was the right thing to do, and it was at
just ahead here on cnn newsroom. republican and nikki haley begins her run for for confidene the tests, politicians over 75 years old. could she be targeting president biden? or donald trump? our political analyst weighs in. plus, anger in eastern ohio as residents wonder if this small town is safe after a freight train carrying hazardous materials derailed. and, later, survivors still being found under the rubble more than a week after a powerful earthquake left parts of turkey and syria devastated. live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. but first, we begin with new developments in the investigation into former president donald trump s role in seeking to overturn a 2020 election. cnn has now learned a special counsel has subpoenaed trump s former chief of staff mark meadows, who was witness to trump s actions during the insurrection at the u.s. capitol. cnn s evan perez has more details now from washington. donald trump s former chief of staff
this presser begins right now. thank you for coming today. last night the con jeks with the pennsylvania state police and the federal bureau of investigation and detectives arrested 28-year-old brian christophercoberger in all brightsville, pennsylvania, for the murder of ethan, zana and madison and kaylee. i want to thank these agencies for this assistance in this case. he reside the in pullman, washington and is a student at washington state fluf. we ll provide as much information as we can about the extradition to idaho and the criminal process. however, due to idaho stay law we are limited in what information we could release today until he has had his initial appearance in idaho court. i want to express my appreciation to our local community. the people of idaho and those throughout our nation who provided information to help us investigate these murders has been very impressive. we ve received over 19,000 tips and we ve conducted over 300 interviews. to recap this cas
good morning from studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. top secret u.s. government report indicates russian hackers were able to breach a voting software supplier. just before last year s election. u.s. intelligence maintains the attacks did not affect the collection but the cyber attack described by the national security agency seems to go further than a previous assessment of russian hacking efforts. jeff pegues has the details. reporter: according to the nsa report the intercept hackers from russian military intelligence were trying to access voter registration information days before the election. the hackers stole user credentials from u.s. election software company in florida. they then used those credentials to send fake emails to 122 local government officials, probably involved in the management of voter registration systems. those emails were sent just over a week before the november 8th election a
and a united response to the terror attack. i heard you say this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. pelly: hackers working for vladimir putin may have attempted even more meddling with the u.s. presidential election than we knew, and the interference went beyond leaked e-mails and fake news. according to a report from the national security agency, russianamilitary intelligence was trying to break in to u.s. election systems just days before voters went to the polls. our homeland security correspondent jeff pegues has the details. reporter: according to the top-secret n.s.a. report first published on the web site the intercept, hackers from russian military intelligence were trying to access voter registration information just days before the election. the hackers stole unitesser credentials from a u.s. elections software company in florida. they then used those credentials to send fake e-mails to 122 local government officials probably involved in the mana