this runs one hour. welcome to today s council on foreign relations meeting. i am senior national correspondent and primary substitute anchor at the pbs newshour and i will be presiding over today s discussion. i will be posing my own questions for the first 30 minutes or so. we will turn to member questions. we do have more than 300 people registered so we will do our best to get to as many questions as we can. today s event is on domestic terrorism and white supremacy. white supremacists and other far right extremists have killed more people since december 11, 2001 than any other category of domestic extremist. the antidefamation league on extremism has reported that 71% of the extremist related fatalities in the u.s. between 2008 and 2017 were committed by members of the white supremacist or far-right groups. and yet, for two decades, the u.s. has says the counterterrorism effort has largely focused on foreign threats. our discussion today will focus on how the nature of
rapids after this semi was blown from one side of the highway to another.crews eventually got one lane of traffic flowing again northbound until they could remove the trailer from the road. a short time later, there was this crash along highway 151 near anamosa.again, strong winds knocked over the trailer, taking the semi with it.that blocked the highway until crews could clear the scene. and finally, this semi was knocke northbound lanes of highway 13 just north of mount vernon road.the driver was taken to the hospital for treatment of minor injuries.in all, eight semis were reportedly knocked over by the winds in the cedar rapids metro area alone.more than a dozen were reported statewide. the wind also a problem in iowa city. city.construction crews at university of iowa hospitals and clinics were battling against the gusts.our crew scaffolding and tarps being ripped apart at the site of the new children s hospital. fortunately, no serious injuries have been reported from t
breaking news this morning out of the middle east. east.the new york times is reporting that american war planes struck an is-is camp in libya this morning, targeting a senior tunisian opepetive linked to two major terror attacks in tunisia last year. year.the airstrikes come as the obama administration are weighing increased military action against a growing threat in libya.we ll have more on this developing story throughout the show. a man who pleaded guilty in a cedar rapids stabbing will be sentenced this morning.michael lehman will be in court at 10-30. 30.ack in november he was arrested for the stabbing lint.police say the victim was stabbed multiple times in the ced-rel motel in rural cedar rapids right off highway 30. witnesses told c-b-s 2 news that lehman and lint got into an argument before the stabbing.be sure to tune in to the cbs 2 news at noon for the latest on this case. a woman charged in connection to the death ofof14-year-old emma redlinger must now wear
conditions solid.. not much to worry about. thanks for joining us i m kevin barry. i m doid. it s going to be a windy and warmer day today. no surprise as we ve been thinking about this warm weather five weeks ago. around our viewing area will be very gusty- a wind advisory is in effect through 6pm tonight- our planner features sunny & windy weather today a man who pleaded guilty in a cedar rapids stabbing will be sentenced this morning.michael lehman will be in court at 10-30. 30.back in november he was arrested for the stabbing death of 23-year-old jimmi-jon lee lint. lint.police say the victim was guilty. he was arrested for the stabbing death. the victim stabbed multiple times in rural cedar rapids. witnesses told cbs2 they got a woman charged in connection of the death of 14-year-old em ma red linger. released by a federal judge but has to wear a tracker until her trial starts. will be tried in juvenile court.three other people also face charges in connection to
sunshine and less wind. look at these afternoon temperatures, back up there into the 50s. so with the lighter winds and sunshine tomorrow looks to be iowa. we ll tell what you to expect for the rest of the weekend, in a few minutes. terry, thanks. drivers headed north on i- 380 had to deal with another slowdown today. the iowa state patrol tells cbs 2news crews had to retrieve a semi that rolled off the interstate near swisher last week during the snow. they shut down one lane of i- 380, as crews finished the very this wind. the zika virus is officially in iowa. the state s public health department says a woman over 60 years old has tested positive. officials say she traveled to central america. they also say the public is not at risk of contracting the virus because the mosquitoes carrying it are not in iowa. they do encourage anyone from mosquito bites. we have placed five simple things you can do to prevent the zika virus on our website. here is a look at the zika