for 168 people on a turkish plane. good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters in new york. i m hena doba in for anne-marie green. president trump is again denying he used vulgar language on certain countries. there s concern that no agreement will lead to a government shutdown. wendy gillette is here with the details. good morning, wendy. good morning, hena. there s still much debate about president trump s remarks, about what he said. he faces criticism from around the world. did you see what the area senators in the room about my comments? they weren t made. president trump is once again denying that he said anything and he s facing charges of racism. i m not a ratist. i m the least racist. those in the room have differing accounts of what was said but lawmakers from both parties are concerned the controversy could compromise the bipartisan plans. i hope they come together not to fight politics but to come up with a solution to address
. the rams top three on three that s the top three on 3. have a good night. skidded off the run way and plummeted down a cliff headed for the black sea. passengers described a scene of panic. as they evacuated the precarious plane. and amazingly, each and every one made it off uninjured. in a statement, pegasus airlines said the plane experienced a run way excursion incident. the cause of the excursion is still under investigation. reports in turkey say a bird strike or ice may have been responsible. in central, florida, three people are under arrest in an alleged murder-for-hire plot. tony dokoupil has the the story. i get emotional because it just touches me so deeply that one of our citizens was killed in such a manner. sheriff russell gibson dealt with murder in a 30 year career in florida. never quite like this before. this was a murder-for-hire. last week, alexis ramos riviera and his girlfriend glori ann marie allegedly kidnapped their victim outside
i just wanted to make better human beings. that s it. announcer: this is the cbs overnight news. this is the overnight news. i m elaine quijano. the false alarm that shook the 50th state is being called an unacceptable mistake. the volcanic island chain of hawaii erupted into panic saturday, when an accidental alert went of warning of an income offing ballistic missile. a congresswoman from hawaii is warning errors like this can bring nations to the brink of war. david begnaud its in honolulu. reporter: 24 hours after the panic in paradise, federal communications officials say hawaii did not have the reasonable processes and safe guard in place to prevent a false alarm warning that a missile was headed for the islands. people ran for their lives saturday. as the text alert lit up cell phones. the warning read, ballistic missile threat inbound to hawaii. seek immediate shelter. this is not a drill. panicked people looked to police officers for answers. we re gett
in iraq? obviously, the connection between isil, between the threat and iraq in syria is pretty significant. i don t personally know of any reports of opposition support then being funneled to isil. i think they are in a bitter battle fight against both the regime and the terrorists who have taken over territory in eastern and northern syria. i don t have any reports of that equipment and that support that s been provided getting into their hands, but it s always a risk. what precautions have we taken with moderate arab states and with our own support for the oppositions in syria to make sure that we are not finding american support or moderate arab state support ending up encouraging terrorist activities now moving into iraq? this is something obviously we talked to our gulf partners about quite a bit. certainly over the period of the past couple of years, and we just urge them to make sure similar to the way we do and use monitoring that they have some way of tell hog
africa s priority but also see how the rest of the globe. 2015, whatever it is, it has to be. we re lucky, as an envoy of the president, to be part of that process, to be part of the process of the u.n. development, u.n. for 2015 visions, high-level panel that had 24 members from a different part of the world and also co-chair by indonesia and britain. just the same we handed over to secretary-general report, the eu met and decided, well, it s the time to create this group. it s about creating a group of experts, which was the case of the mpgs. okay. start with a political process. we ll eliminate a few head of states. they decided two head of states each of the economic regions of africa. two from west africa, guinea and liberia, two from north africa, algeria, two from central africa, utopia more ittious, south africa and we set up the head of the and the president was named to chair the process. we have been having meetings. the big problem how do you reduce 60 or 70 pri