Новости за 07.08.2019

There is no specific federal law against domestic terrorism but FBI agents are demanding one. Jeff Pegues reports on why tracking down extremists in this country is so difficult.

New details are emerging about the mass shooting in El Paso, Texas. The gunman traveled from a Dallas suburb to a Walmart near the border where he allegedly sought out Hispanics to shoot. Janet Shamlian reports.

CBS News' Natalie Brand joins CBSN from Dayton, Ohio with new details on the shooter's background, and Janet Shamlian is in El Paso, Texas with the latest on the investigation into the massacre there.

Jessie Balmert, state government reporter at the Cincinnati Inquirer, joined "Red and Blue" to discuss how Ohioans are reacting to President Trump's planned visit to Dayton following the deadly shooting, as well as Ohio Governor Mike DeWine's proposals to combat gun violence.

The Galveston Police Department is a apologizing for the way officers arrested a black man over the weekend

The House passed the bill in February, but Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has taken no action on it

Officials are trying to piece together why the Dayton shooter opened fire over the weekend, killing nine people. Now, the FBI is joining the investigation. Dean Reynolds reports.

Suits and counter suits have driven the NRA's yearly legal fees from $13 million to $33 million, forcing the group to slash funding for gun training programs by nearly 25%

Drugmaker Norvartis could face criminal penalties over faulty data behind gene therapy Zolgensma, priced at $2.1 million

Here's a look at the top stories making headlines on the "CBS Evening News with Norah O'Donnell."

A series of family photos and crime scene details that help explain the Temple case -- from Belinda Temple's 1999 murder through David Temple's 2016 release from prison

Elizabeth Warren is said to have the "earliest" and "most robust" ground game in Iowa

Graham Williamson admitted he and another man burned the cross to frighten and intimidate African American residents in Seminary, Mississippi, in October 2017

El Paso has fed and sheltered tens of thousands of migrant families this year alone. Community members say Saturday's massacre was an attack on the border city's compassion and diversity. CBS News reporter Camilo Montoya-Galvez talked to several community leaders and joined CBSN to discuss his reporting.

China's move to cut off purchases of U.S. agricultural products is a "body blow" for farmers

Survivor Anthony Reynolds had just left Ned Peppers Bar when the shooter opened fire in Dayton, Ohio. He said if he had spent just a few more seconds inside, he may not be alive.

"Just wanted to clarify: are you paying for young men to practice groping & choking members of Congress w/ your payroll, or is this just the standard culture of #TeamMitch?"

Dayton police said Tuesday that the gunman had a "history of obsession with violent ideations ... and expressed the desire to commit a mass shooting"

"I should not have run for governor or allowed my public persona to be so drastically changed to something it wasn't," ex-state Sen. Michael Williams wrote on Facebook

Toni Morrison, author of great American novels such as "Beloved" and "Sula," has died. She spoke with Ed Bradley on "60 Minutes" in 1998.

A popular football coach convicted of murdering his wife gets a chance at freedom -- can evidence withheld from his trial prove him innocent?

FBI officials said the gunman who killed nine in Dayton, Ohio, was exploring violent ideologies that may have led to the shooting. The gunman explicitly sought out information that promotes violence, including details on prior mass shootings, officials said.

Beachgoers were swimming in the ocean when several sharks were spotted frantically feeding on fish