we are looking at a national emergency, because we have a national emergency. just read the papers. we have a crisis at the border, of drugs, of human beings being traffic all over the world. they are coming true. we have an absolute crisis. the criminals and gang members coming through. it is national security, it s a national emergency. harris: chief white house correspondent john roberts, more now from the north lawn. last week i asked mercedes schlapp standing where you are now whether the white house would consider this. we move this forward a few days, and that we have it. yeah, there doesn t seem to be much move it onto. we can tell you, there s another moving piece to this as well, harris. fox news has learned that the president is considering making a primetime address about border security, and the shutdown, tomorrow night. they are in the process now of talking with the networks to see if there is availability for a primetime address. we will keep you posted
this is the cbs evening news with norah o donnell. garrett: good evening. norah is off tonight. i m major garrett. and this is our western edition. the suspect in the el paso massacre told arresting officers he was targeting mexicans, that according to documents obtained by cbs news. it was one week ago tomorrow the suspect allegedly opened fire in a walmart near the mexican border, killing 22 people. minutes earlier he allegedly posted an essay that spoke of getting rid of hispanic immigrants. manuel bojorquez is in el paso. ( gunfire ) reporter: the first reports of gunfire came in at 10:39 saturday morning. according to the arrest affidavit obtained by cbs news, minutes later, patrick crusius stopped his car at an intersection near the walmart. he came out with his hands raised in the air and stated out loud to the texas rangers, i m the shooter. the affidavit also states the 21-year-old waived his miranda rights and admitted to using an ak-47, shooting multiple in
throw out his manslaughter charge out of the state s stand your ground law. dramatic body cam, 5-month-old baby left in the car for nearly an hour while she shopped. i don t know how it happened. scorching temperature over 100 degrees. the baby survived. the wild video, a herd of bison charging right at a family taking cover inside their car. frightening close call. and our first look in over a decade at the titanic, what divers found that left them shocked. this is nbc nightly news with lester holt. good evening. there is news tonight of two big fraud crack downs that will affect a lot of americans. dozens of people indicted alleged to be part of an international fraud ring said to be behind everything from bogus money transfers fleecing americans out of millions of dollars. 80 people indicted from the u.s. to nigeria. with details we start. some defends arrested in an early morning raid in l.a. accused of being part of a massive international fraud ring spanni
with details we start. reporter: defendants arrested in an early-morning raid in l.a. accused of being part of a massive international fraud ring spanning the globe and scamming millions of dollars. we believe this is one of the largest cases of its kind in u.s. history. reporter: in a 252 count federal indictment, the 80 defendants most of who were nigerian nationals were accused of hacking e-mail accounts allegedly making off with $6 million and attempting to scam another 40 million. at times duping real estate buyers into sending down payments or using romance scams similar to the one that targeted sandra earlier this year. i can t wait to put a ring on your finger. photograph of a local sports caster. the hunt is on for six more defendants biee u. now facing serious charges. some of the victims in this case lost hundreds of thousands of dollars. some of the victims of the romance scams were targeted specifically because they were elderly or otherwise vulnerable.