abd abdel claims he was interrogated here by fbi agents, and says he can face 15 years in prison in the u.s. 15 years is a very long time for mistakes you made coming to syria. reporter: you feel you deserve to be forgiven? i would say that. reporter: isis may have lost control of its so-called islamic state, but these men have been left behind. and it s often impossible to tell who amongst them is still dangerous. holly williams, cbs news, in northeastern syria. now, we turn to israel because tonight s election in israel could impact u.s./israeli relations. for the second time in five months, prime minister benjamin netanyahu is looking for a majority in parliament to keep his job. seth doane is in tel aviv. seth, is it too close to call? reporter: this was a do-over election, norah. it s like deja vu as results are too close to call yet again. benjamin netanyahu, a close friend to president donald trump. but his chief competitor, benny gantz, says he would have
thanks so much for joining us. i m kira klapper. rob mayeda is in and he has a look at this microclimate forecast. just what everybody wanted. yeah. i just found out my son s soccer was cancelled again for like the eighth time. there s hope in the 7-day forecast. right now, this is the sun that we can find in san jose. you re hopeful for a pretty nice day. a chilly start to the morning but the reality check is the radar offshore you re beginning to see the rain approaching the coast, now reaching san francisco into the north bay and that is a sign of things to come today and the reason i have a microclimate weather alert. a few places getting close to a half inch of rain. it s cold enough for some snow showers around mount hamilton or the higher peaks later today. highs in the low 50s today. rain at times. we ll look at that hour by hour and finally better news for soccer practice and little league maybe towards the end of the 7-day forecast. a closer look at that comin
laid down and shed his blood, you have the unmitigated gall to beat your brother, chase im down and beat him some more. call for backup, and they take 20 minutes, and you watch him and you are too busy talking among each other, no empathy, no concern. if you read the story of joseph, when his brothers threw him in the pit, nobody came to help him. like nobody came to help tyre. waiting on ambulance service that didn t show up until it s too late. what will happen to his dream. we ll just tell them something else happened, but we are going to throw him in a pit, but i come to memphis today to tell you the same mistake joseph s brothers made, is a mistake you made. you thought you threw joseph in a pit. you thought you threw dr. king s dream in a pit. but every time you throw something in a pit, god takes the pit and raises it up and changes the whole world. e world. let me be clear, we understand that there are concerns about public safety. we understand that there s needs to
of some relatively low snow levels down to 3500 feet where we could be adding up one to two feet of snow in the sierra and maybe the highest bay area peaks could be looking at snow showers. as you wake up tomorrow morning, thins will be chilly. not much wind. it will be a dry monday morning commute. the storm two looks stronger. we ll talk about that and how much rain we expect in the bay area in our forecast coming up in a few minutes. game on. did you really think this rain was going to stop the soccer match between the san jose earthquakes and reallsalt lake. the fans don t care about the rain they probably love it. reporter: they certainly didn t seem to care at all this afternoon, terry. the only thing they cared about was the fact that the game just ended and unfortunately the earthquakes lost. but these fans are dedicated. as you can see here much of eye vaa stadium is not covered. even though they felt a little rain that didn t keep the fans from enjoying the ga
researched and engagingly her own ccount of family, which is not always an easy thing to do. and i want to start with some specific questions and then read a couple of things. then there ll be a little socialist jeopardy to keep her going. but we ll start with why this book now. a story about an american a time at war and a time when the country was going cultural me major political economic and social upheaval. in the federal government was going to the post office. our years later, that was in 1914. 1917 happens, the united states sprs the war. men are millions of being drafted. their s of men see government working in and women too, see the government in a much different light. were forced to reckon with questions about what a obligation to his country is. what a brother s obligation to another brother. what sons and daughters obligations to their parents are hasn t, you just know, 20 years before. of course, these questions just arise, you know, in a day. hey were p