there is a number of people who believe there is in. could within documents thatting is that sawed suggestion that saudi arabia government supported at least some of the terrorists in the 9/11 attacks. my son is going to walk back in the door, it is 15 years later, we have 28 pages that could release the truth. reporter: he lost his oldest son jimmy, on tower 1 on 9/11 he was just 29 years old. withholding this is a disservice to the america and to the 9/11 families. reporter: they search for the truth behind what happened on september 11, 2001. controversy surrounding the 28 pages goes back to george w. administration has followed suit and refused to declassify them, that could change. white house is considering releasing at least part of the documents within the next several weeks. according do democratic senator. the most important unanswered question of 9/11, go the did the 19 people conduct this ballot, alone? or were they supported. i think all evidence points
good boy. - [crying] - cooper. [loudly] cooper. where s caroline? - she s with a patient. - which room? - you can t go back there! - caroline! - what are you doing? what s wrong? - he s gone. i just woke up this morning, and he s gone. - cooper? - yeah, he s gone. i checked everywhere. - well, calm down. - the ranch. i ll bet he went back there. - no. he didn t. - and how do you know this? - because i know where he went. - where? - to help the next person. - ah. [birds chirping] - [sighs] - mr. bryant. - is he here? did he come back here? - you mean hank? no, we haven t seen him. come on in. can i get you something to drink? all we got s tea and soda. - i m okay. - you sure? - [sighs] cooper ran away this morning. - oh, well, maybe he ll come back. he may be waiting for you when you get home. - did you train him to sit and fetch? - no, he came to us already trained. he was obedient right from the start. took to the horses in a snap. - what are you doing with this? what is thi
and that set them off and they vowed to get revenge no matter what. investigators say that a series of unthinkable acts happened here and robert banks, a known drug dealer, was the target. they kicked him, they strangled him with a cord, they beat him with a pipe. with their fists, they beat him with a stick. he was assaulted. i think he is innocent. why? because i don t think he would do anything to hurt anybody. investigators say that they have confessed and are behind bars because banks is dead. they say banks invited a woman to get high. she said she was raped. their friend, brutalized and killed banks and burned his body. they called their father brian johnson, senior, he dumped the body in the green swamp where it was discovered by a couple in their jeep. there is a lot of evidence against them. confessions and the photos they took with their cell phones of the body which they used for bragging rights. that helps when you are going around showing pictures
good morning. good to be with you. i m anne-marie green. president obama says the u.s. misjudged the threat from islamic militants in syria. during a frank interview on 60 minutes mr. obama also acknowledged the campaign against isis in syria is helping bashar al assad. susan mcginnis is in washington. good morning. good morning. president obama admitted on 60 minutes u.s. security officials were caught by surprise by the strength of islamic state militants and by the weakness of iraqi forces. that s leading some here on capitol hill here to believe his resolve in keeping u.s. combat groups off the ground there could also end up being a misjudgment. president obama admits u.s. intelligence underestimated the threat from isis. during the chaos of the syrian civil war where essentially you have huge swaths of the country completely ungoverned, they were able to take advantage of that and attract foreign fighters. in an exclusive interview with 60 minutes, the presid
new revelations on america s fight against terror. on 60 minutes president obama admitted the u.s. underestimated the strength of isis. tomorrow, in afghanistan, will sign an agreement that allows u.s. troops to stay in that country beyond the end of this year. they expect more delays and cancellation because of the shutdown of a radar control center near chicago. the faa says it s going to take two weeks from the streets, by the government in hong kong. calling on demonstrators to go home. tear gas was used on them. terror struck as a monster truck crashed head on-into a crowd. three were kill and dozens injured. the yankees lead 3-0. 20 years of excellent. hands on the field at fenway park. that s the only thing i ever wanted to be was a shortstop for the new york yankees. so being remembered as a yankee is good enough for me. an american doctor who contracted ebola in sierra leone is brought to a u.s. hospital. in maryland. two swimmers got a on