a woman armed with a rifle targets a houston mega church what we know, coming up. and just the second time a super bowl has gone into overtime. we ll have all the highlights live from allegiant stadium in las vegas. live from atlanta, this is d cnn newsroom with michael holmes. we begin in gaza where two hostages have been rescued during the special operation overnight from rafah. they are at a medical facility in israel where they re said to be in good condition. the red kescrescent society say rafah was targeted by dozens of airstrikes that killed dozens of people. tell us more about this operation and rescue and how it went down. reporter: yeah, there are two people freed. fernando marmen, who is 60 years old, and a 70-year-old. we just heard from the son-in-law saying that he s already visited with his father-in-law, that he is in bed, that he is sort of shocked by the situation but he s okay. that he s looking pale, understandable the son-in-law has said s been
more on the state of college byletics at an event hosted the big 12 conference. athletesters, former and university officials discuss the pros and cons of the current how things might change if some athletes were paid for performance. from the national press club in washington, this is about 1:15. good afternoon, everybody. thank you for joining us here. of our panelion discussion today, organized and sponsored by the big 12 conference. collegeathletes athletics occupies a unique position in our culture. the athletes themselves can be among the biggest stars in sports. think about johnny football. not, theyr stars or will likely work hard. colter, former northwestern quarterback, testified before the national labor relations that he spent 50 to 60 hours a week during training camp in the summer and once the his commitment to a student, he be said, in light of his athlete.ns as an a finding of that same nlrb likely a significant step in radically changing further how col
limits. yes. the vice president raised some eyebrows with another remark today signaling what may be a constitutional fight. that is, if the administration tries to take unilateral action against guns. gary nurenberg is here with that. reporter: the administration will likely reveal next week a legislative package to deal with the gun issue, but today the vice president indicated the administration may go around congress and act on its own as well. it came out of a meeting with victims of gun violence and advocates of gun control. the president is going to act. executive action can be taken. we haven t decided what that is yet. but we re compiling it all. reporter: the right jumped on that executive order line. it can only be to take guns away from people. reporter: and who knew that an executive order can trump a constitutional amendment. can president obama take our guns? no, he cannot. i hope he knows that. reporter: lewis fisher is with the constitution
i can tell the producer is somewhat per teshed because the show is running over and yet i continue to talk. it is almost as if i m expressing my disdain for his authoritative ways. ha ha ha. geoff: i do love when you exert your powers, mr. ferguson. craig: good night, everyone. [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: the big hot pastrami melt. we perfected the pastrami sandwich filled with hot, juicy pastrami, pickles, yellow mustard and bubbly melted cheese. all piled-high on our signature freshly baked bread. made hot, toasty and just for you. and don t be afraid to put your spin on this deli style deliciousity add your favorite ingredients, like spicy jalapeños or crisp green peppers. get to your local subway and taste some perfect pastrami today! subway. eat fresh. . this is 9news now. the guns bank. tomorrow members of the national rifle association and representatives of the entertainment industry will meet with vice president joe biden, the vice pr
trick? i m wolf blitzer. you re in the situation room. we begin with a disturbing new alarm about possible terror attacks inside the united states. the homeland security secretary jeh johnson warning isis is using the internet and social media to reach inside the u.s. homeland inspiring would-be terrorists to strike in his words at any moment. homeland security alerting police and sharive ares across the united nations such attacks could come with little or no warning. members of the public asked to be vigilant going about their normal business. in a cnn exclusive, saudi arabia s new foreign minister is right here in the situation room. i ll ask him about the terror threat as well as the deepening chaos in the middle east. correspondents and experts working sources standing by with new information on the terror threat. let s get the latest from our pentagon correspondent barbara starr. reporter: wolf good evening. the question now is has the internet become virtually