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representatives from the amazon to indonesia expressed her disappointment with the current political climate of the united states but they agree that california as a leader in climate action and we are sending a message to other governments to take control of the situation with the help from the federal government. the governor welcomed people at the event and harshly criticize what he believes is a lack of support in the trump administration. we are not going to solve the problem of global warming without a lot of problems, without a lot of controversy, and a lot of heartache. we have to keep our eye on the ball, and keep moving forward. reporter: there are several global climate summits events happening this week including one hosted by the bay area air- quality district. a bill will be signed today as they try to phase out diesel in the bay area . the bay area are district estimates that on road diesel and off-road mobile engines make up 54% of the black carbon e ....
running, did the best i could, the fastest i can to save him. when i got him, i did cpr and i pretoriaed into his nose and his i breathed into his nose and mouth and he didn t come back. reporter: do you feel like this was a big mistake? of course it was a mistake. reporter: joe opened up to me because he said he wanted people know he has nothing to hide and truly loved his dog. i am a human. everyone makes mistakes. and i didn t i dogs. i am like no michael vick going to fight dogs and none of that. reporter: he says his sincerity is why police believed him and let him go. we are told the investigation hasn t been closed, and he could still face charges. he may have accidentally caused the dog to drown. it was not enough for us to charge him at that point. we will meet with the prosecutors and then we will have a discussion to make a decision at that point. reporter: joe has cooperated with police. in gulfport, garin flowers, 10news wtsp. now, we wi ....
for more than a decade. the raids carried out by a navy s.e.a.l. team in somalia and u.s. operators in libya, happened nearly simultaneously. military officials confirming to abc news, that in libya, special operators captured one of america s most-wanted terrorists. abu anas al libi. al libi, accused as a mastermind in the bombings of two u.s. embassies in 1998, that left hundreds dead. military officials say al libi is being held aboard a u.s. navy ship until he can be brought to new york to stand trial. once you re indicted for an event like that, the u.s. won t give up until they re either killed or in custody. reporter: within hours in somalia, military sources tell abc news, members of s.e.a.l. team 6, targeted a senior leader of the al qaeda-linked group that claimed responsibility for september s westgate mall attack in kenya. the s.e.a.l.s in the pre-dawn darkness, stormed a compound on the beach in a town south of mogadishu. the s.e.a.l.s faced more resist ....
have full-time employees. job recruiters though are a little more optimistic about it. their advice, if you are a part- timer, work hard, it could lead to a staff position. thank you, grace lee. one week after the connecticut school tragedy the national rifle association has broken its silence. cbs 5 reporter joe vazquez tells us why the group s position is creating a new outcry. joe. reporter: allen, they announced today the nra did that they want armed security guards in every school in america. that s something familiar here at richmond high school where they have had armed officers for six years. they do believe it has made a difference. but many are wondering whether the nra went far enough. the only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun. reporter: after being silent on the subject for more than a week after the slaughter in newtown, the chief of the national rifle association declared today the nra s solution for stopping school ....
reporter: that s right, john. it has been six days since rob porter first resigned. there has been a myriad of questions over the white house s handling of this and which officials knew about the allegations long before they became public. but now we re also getting a lot of questions as to where the president truly stands on this issue because if you look at his public statements, he s been very dismissive of the allegations and defensive of rob porter, but aides say the president is actually quite critical of rob porter in private, calling him a sick puppy, but now aides are wondering why there are those two different conflicting stances from the president, one in public, and one in private. and aides are telling me they re wondering where the president true ly stands on this issue. and if so he s critical of porter in private, why is he not making that sentiment made public in his tweets and in his remarks? so those questions are surfacing, those questions also abo ....