. >> reporter: she is back to work at wdio, the local affiliate in duluth, running the floor and thedown to see somebody working in graphics and they didn't recognize her at first. >> reporter: and jessica has somebody new in her life, as well. a boyfriend, of just a few months, but already, a close bond. >> you look at the world around us, there is a lot of bad things out there. she reminds you it is not all bad. >> reporter: and all of it due to gifts fromÑi a stranger she will never be able to thank. >> i'm so grateful to her and her family. i'm made of two people. i didn't just survive. i'm thriving. and that is a miracle. >> reporter: a miracle, thanks to my co-anchor, are bill weir for that story, and to the mayo clinic. good luck. >>> next. is that voice on the 911 tape trayvon martin's or george zimmerman's? a courtroom clash pits mother against mother when we come back. even get through the day. so i was honest with my doctor. i told her i'd been feeling stuck for a long time. she said that for some people, an antidepressant alone only helps so much and suggested we add abil

an interview done shortly after the plane did what was known as a hard landing. >> that was local affiliate kntv. that was an interview from the local affiliate there. we are going to actually try and get that for you and play it back but it sounded like they had spoken to a guy named ben levy who was one of the lucky survivors of this crash. so again we will try and re-rack that if we can and play that back for you because it would be the first interview with a survivor of this crash. captain, i interrupted you before we went to that. what were you saying? >> i was just saying that tom costello was saying the runway didn't have the margin of safety but it did. it had considerable overrun but the plane hit even short of the safety area which is really remarkable. the other thing is he mentioned also that the plane in its normal landing attitude is a bit nose high but when you have the plane flying quite slow the tail goes even farther down below where the gear is and that is what has to have happened in the case. that the plane was flying far too slow. >> why do you say that is what definit

. >> reporter: now that in interview with kusi, the local affiliate which did happen after this presse, the mayor did not deny the allegations but he said again, he is entitled to due process. however the mayor, who is 70 years old has other problems. his 48-year-old fiance broke up with him last week after she said he was sending sexual messages and setting updates in her presence. that he is and i'm quoting her words, in an e-mail, his constant infidelities and abusiveness. he is also under federal investigation for receiving a $100,000 contribution from a developer in exchange for zoning changes. and at this point in time, 59% in a poll, yesterday, want the mayor to resign. he is saying he will not. a recall is a possibility. martha? martha: he has got a lot going on, that mayor. wow, what a story. william, we'll see where that goes. bill: certainly does. police calling a would-be robber not too bright. the caught on tape standoff between a criminal and a clerk. martha: plus, hot, hot, hot. triple-digit temperatures along the east coast. look at that red span half across the countr

over to "cupcake wars" to watch people die slowly on that show. [ laughter ] this is from the local fox affiliatersday night one of the reporters, a young lady named lindsay nadrich, was reporting live from a local strawberry farm and she reported so well that she is tonight's recipient of the award for excellence in reporting. >> we were able to pick some of the strawberries today despite this rain. i do have to tell you it's worth the drive and worth fighting this rain condition. [ bleep ] me. i can't even talk. >> all right. well, we definitely apologize for that editing error. [ applause ] >> jimmy: there's no apology necessary. there are a lot of big stories in the news right now. and i wanted to ask people out in the street about them. we don't have time to get to all of them individually. so to cover everything we matched all the big news story of the day into one nonsensical question, which was this. paula deen this morning apologized for using the n word, especially at disney world with edward snowden. do you think her plan to tightrope across the grand canyon on a wallenda helps to call

and the newspaper company tribune will pay nearly $3 billion to purchase 19 local television stations, giving it one of the largest holdings of local tv affiliatesof the country. tribune, which owns the los angeles times and chicago tribune, has been seeking to sell off its newspaper since emerging from bankruptcy in recent months. the deal comes just weeks after the usa today publisher nearly doubled its local tv holdings by purchasing 20 stations. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with aaron matÉ. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. the national security agency leaker edward snowden has reportedly abandoned its effort to permanently stay in russia but has submitted asylum request to 20 other countries. his decision comes one day after president clinton said snowden could only seek asylum in russia if you stopped leaking u.s. secrets. if he wants to go anywhere and someone will accept him, he is welcome. if he wishes to stay here here, then we have one condition. he must stop his work aimed at harming our

this is an interview he gave to the local nbc affiliate in new york city this past april. watch. >> a lot of new yorkers who are used to seeing you all over the place on tv every day, when you were a congressman, wondering really first and foremost, where have you been? >> yeah, it's a good question. i haven't been in congress. been spending a lot of time on two big jobs. one is making it up to my wife and, you know, i've got a lot of apologizing to do there, and she's been forgiving, but it hasn't been easy. and the other primary thing, in addition to trying to be a better husband, is being as good a father as i can be. i have a 15 month at home which is a handful. >> you sure those are your two big jobs right now? you sure that's what you're doing? anthony weiner leaving out the other big thing he was up to in that same time period. the other thing he was forced to confront with his wife by his side earlier tonight. >> when was the last -- >> i can't -- i can't say exactly. some time last summer. >> was it after you told "people" magazine -- it took a lot to get to where

the city needs and what to support this project. thank you. >> thank you. >> next speaker please? >> greedings my name is candy and i am a pile driver and we are affiliated with the local 22. and i have got a call from a young lady who i have never met a couple of weeks ago and she is currently involved with san francisco city build and her first question to me is, do i want to be a pile driver? i told her no. i said, you want to be a carpenter, you live in the city and you can learn so much more being a carpenter than playing in the mud like i do. and it is no a no brainer if it is a parking lot and you are missing residentials, units, why not put them in, maybe i could call and get sheraton in the union and help her get hooked up and maybe four years from now she can buy an apartment there, that is cool because ne girls just want a chance to get started with life and get their own place and start their own families and that is where it stands. they are waiting to go to work. and waiting for these buildings to get started. i support this project. any further public comment? >> seeing none, public comment is closed. >> the commissioners? >> borden? >> yeah, i think tha

reveals highly personal information, including when and how often calls the doctor, a journalist, or a local tea party affiliates. by tracing the pattern of calls, the government can take details from anyone's associations and activities. congress never authorized this type of unchecked surveillance of our citizens. is this problem, the indiscriminate collection of metadata under section 215, that we need to fix right now. the amendment restores the required relationship between the collection of records, and persons being investigated. the amash amendment does not fix the problem with 215. the other amendment does. however you vote, it is imperative that we also vote in favor of the men because this amendment, doing no harm, has not solve the problems that congress has a truculent in with the respect of the misuse of 215 of the patriot act in a. >> the gentleman from kansas. >> the gentleman reserves. >> from indiana? yieldould be happy to time to the gentleman from texas, who makes an inquiry as to how much time he would like to consume. theuld be happy to give gentleman three minutes. >> the gentleman from te

being the operative word -- that there are a stream of officials right now who appear to be approaching that aircraft. we heard from a local fire official a short time ago, courtesy of our affiliate koechbl. we heard from a local fire official that they were continuing to hose that plane down in an attempt to cool the plane down. so perhaps they were doing that so these folks -- you know what? right now as we zoom in closer, it looks as if they aren't heading toward the plane but they are conducting some sort of methodical search there between the two runways. but, again, tom costello telling us a couple of hours ago that according to federal sources, at this point there's no indication, no indication of terrorism. right now this looks like -- looks like just an awful accident. we heard from the weather channel a few hours ago. conditions in the area were for all practical intents and purposes, conditions were fine. about 65 degrees. five to 10 miles per hour in terms of wind. not a lot of clouds in the sky. there was no fog as well. this is a picture -- that picture that we just showed you there, that was a picture that was sent to us from a woman whose father was on that plane.

reveals highly personal information, including when and how often calls the doctor, a journalist, or a local tea party affiliatesing the pattern of calls, the government can take details from anyone's associations and activities. congress never authorized this type of unchecked surveillance is this problem, the indiscriminate collection of metadata under section 215, that we need to fix right now. the amendment restores the required relationship between the collection of records, and persons being investigated.the hamas coming as a minimum it -- amendment --this amendment does not fix the problem with 215.the other amendment does. however u-boats, -- however u- boats, -- you vote, it is imperative that we also vote in favor of the men because this amendment, doing no harm, has not solve the problems that congress has a truculent in with the respect of the misuse of 215 of the patriot act in a. >> the gentleman from kansas. >> the gentleman reserves. >> from indiana? >> i would be happy to yield time to the gentleman from texas, who make an inquiry as to how much time he would like to i would be happy to give the

and he's facing thousands of dollars in fines for swimming across the river marlow lamented on his drunken swim to a local fox affiliate i've been telling people i can swim across the river for twenty years and they all laughed at me and i thought they did it but i would not suggest anybody do it there's a giant fines for doing it crossing the shipping lanes and it's just really stupid. now facing enormous financial obligations as a result of his swim mr murray low knows exactly what it's like to be the city of detroit and that is going to do it for now for more on the stories we covered go to youtube dot com slash r t america or check out our website r t v dot com slash us said you can also follow me on twitter at sam saxon please don't forget to tune in turn tune in our nine pm for larry king now tonight special guests our splash champion pro skier rory bush the elder and also pro wrestler a.j. kirsch for now take it easy. hello and welcome to prime interest i'm perry i'm boring and i'm bothering bush and here's the story that we're tracking today. the ponzi scheme that's what the headlines in the media suggest the s

affiliated with a crime the a.c.l.u. claims the federal government is behind the proliferation of this technology on a local level with the department of homeland security providing fifty million dollars in grants over the last five years to acquire license plate readers and as of right now there are still a lot of questions to be answered about how the federal government is using all of this data will stay on top of the story. now on to the latest fallout from the george zimmerman trial the congressional black caucus is preparing several bills in response to the shooting of trayvon martin and the subsequent acquittal of george zimmerman they include provisions to get rid of stand stand your ground laws to limit racial profiling and to provide better training for a neighborhood watch volunteer congresswoman frederica wilson from florida argued quote until we pass meaningful laws against profiling americans will continue to be singled out and arrested for driving while black shopping while black walking while black and just plain being black in wealth protests in response to the zimmerman verdict continue across the countr

-- especially since the beginning of what we have called the arab spring -- as a pro-morsi channel, has also come under attack. a local affiliate was raided. its director was held for the day. subsequently, a lot of its workers resigned, claiming bias -- bias tomanagers influence the editorial line towards the muslim brotherhood. more than that, we have seen private channels demonize islamists, call them terrorists, and in a way, incite violence their own way, with no compassion for the dozens of deaths that took place on monday. there is a real polarization in the media. we hardly hear the voices of the pro-morsi can be silenced. we only have those that support the military, and it is a vicious dialogue capping right now over the airwaves. >> finally, and the al jazeera arabic reporter who was kicked out of the government news conference by other reporters who later applauded the spokesman -- we are going to play a clip. >> that is the sound and seen at a news conference whenever throw out the al jazeera arabic reporter. final comments? >> [inaudible] who forced out this al jazeera group out of the press conference by the army

in your packets you should have our program that we have locally in the bay area and we also have affiliated across the country in many areas. our dream would be to have a similar program to ours in every city in the united states. obviously that takes time, our speakers are volunteers, they aren't paid. it may take 4 or 5 hours to go into schools so resources are always an issue. many schools are afraid to invite speakers in to talk about any religion, but particularly islam, there's not always a clear understanding to what the first amendment guarantees, which is the right to teach about a religion but not proselytize about it. i think there's fear of associating with anyone associated with islam. there are events outside our control that creates more interest and unfortunately also makes people more afraid. one of the programs we are about to launch is putting all our content online so a teacher in north dakota where there are no muslim, potentially, no expert can come to her classroom, they can go to our web site and download the content and teach the things we are teaching. >> i think p

those soldiers you see here is speaking out for the first time on the incident here's what sergeant joseph chamblin told a local news affiliate about why he did it not like it was a conscious thought or decision just like you know what isn't and so i'm like ok now i regret maybe you know any repercussions might have on the marines but daryn. would you do it again you know. that chaplain was court martialed he was fined and he was demoted for his role in desecrating those bodies and he's now writing a book just in case you want to hear more of his own justifications for his actions and i want to the issue of drones on capitol hill this week senator rand paul said he would put a hold on president obama's nominee to head up the f.b.i. james komi until he receives answers from the administration regarding domestic drone use earlier this year senator paul used a filibuster dedicated to domestic drone use to slow up the confirmation of john brennan to head up the cia and in this case senator paul wants the f.b.i. to reveal if they get a warrant before using domestic surveillance drones you may remember in june that then f.b.i. dire

. >>> what you're about to hear represents the promise of a new way of presenting local tv news. it's a promotional spot from the fox affiliate>> is seldom actually breaking and quite often isn't even news. at wdrb we never use that term. we believe the relationship you have with your television station shouldn't begin with a deception. >> managers at wdrb drafted a ten-part packed with viewers six years ago but only started to advertise it last month. bill lamb is president and general manager of wdrb and joins us from louisville. bill, welcome. thanks for joining the show. >> glad to be here, david. >> what do you mean with this promise, we're not going to do breaking news anymore? >> well, i don't think breaking news has a whole lot to do with journalism. and i don't think most journalists really like being put in the position of having to claim that everything is breaking news. a kidden in a tree is suddenly breaking news. we believe that it's a marketing gimmick and to be honest it's probably a pretty hourful marketing gimmick but it's not about journalism. so we just decided that a relationship between a station and its

the political grapevine. officials from asiana airlines whose plane crashed at san francisco airport nine days ago killing three passengers say they will sue a local tv station for damaging the airline's reputation. late last week, fox affiliateu fell for a prank and reported erroneous and racially offensive names for the pilots. the station apologized and the ntsb acknowledged an intern overstepped his duties by confirming the information. but asiana isn't satisfied. public relations expert trazier sitel says if the airline sues anybody, it should be the ntsb. as a common sense matter, the asiana pilots undershot a runway in broad daylight that even novice pilot shoes have made. bottom line, don't bring anymore attention to a story that the airline can only hope disappears quickly. california insurance commissioner is warning residentsing enrolling in obamacare could also sign them up for identity theft and fraud. they will have 21,000 enrollment counselors. state insurance commissioner dave jones, a democrat, worries they will not be properly screened and could take advantage of those enrolling after gaining access to social security numbers, bank accounts and health records. jones said we can have a real disaster on our ha

local news stations. reporters try to find fun things to do. our fox affiliate in los angeles paid a visit to a local youth swim club where the local reporter reallyded to understand the benefit of two words. get set. >> they got a lot of other people who love to swim. the members of the armada swim team. wave, everybody, you can wave. take off on your mark, go. [ laughter ] >> bret: tt'

local news stations. reporters try to find fun things to do. our fox affiliate in los angeles paid a visit to a local youth swim club where the local reporter reallyded to understand the benefit of two words. get set. >> they got a lot of other people who love to swim. the members of the armada swim team. wave, everybody, you can wave. take off on your mark, go. [ laughter ] >> bret: that's it. get set. would have solved it. thanks for inviting us into your home tonight. that is it for this "special report." fair, balanced and unafraid. tonight famous expert on gunshot wounds backs up george zimmerman's account of the shooting. but will the jury buy it? plus, the san francisco plane crash. the interview with the pilot who was at the controls. >> we're looking at everything now. all of the issues are still on the table. >> investigators say the cockpit crew may be able to give some answers about what was actually happening in the seconds before impact. and why they didn't react to the trouble before it was too late. plus, three women who say they spent years locked in the house of a mad man. now they are speaking publicly for the first time. >> i w

the southeast, we received above-average rain totals. in north carolina, residents have gotten hammered. some areas receiving more than ten inches of rain, some parts more than 12 inches of rain. our local affiliatecaught up with residents hard hit and ask them how they are dealing with the aftermath. >> i just started over and here i lost everything again. i scraped pennies to get to move in here. >> you've only been here a couple of months. >> i've been here since the 1st of the june. >> three counties in north carolina and western portion of the state received the brunt of the damage. they are still under states of emergency. this is the last thing this area needed it's been a very wet summer for north carolina. >> nick valencia in atlanta, thank you. >> you bet. >> in the pacific, hawaiians are bracing for big surf today. it's all due to tropical storm flossie which is churning toward the islands at about 20 miles per hour. tropical storm warnings already posted for maui and the big island. >>> new york mayoral candidate anthony weiner struggling to put a sex scandal behind him. can voters get past his repeated indiscretions? we're cracking down on medicare fraud. the healthcare law gives us

the legislation forward as we listen to local areas where local immigrants live and work. there are some microphones in the room. when you get them -- right here. please say your name and affiliation. >> i am sony a from a group involved in the global partnership. we organize for a dialogue. they are similar to the ones we are having here. i will touch base with you later. you were talking about the communities and how in different parts, they were doing the same investing in houses and some firms, and having some say. the problem is they approach the community banks. they do not go to the other banks. there has been new legislation in the united states and the uk, where community development banks, even the ones working with migrants, close to. especially for the somalis. they have stopped them from sending remittances, because according to them, it is money laundering. we would like to see your views on that and how community development banks in new york are dealing with this approach. second, in terms of the dais for a -- diaspora, we have seen countries help revive them some legal services. they have community groups here or in the uae where they provide legal services. maybe

the defense will be expected to present it's first witness. that could very well happen this afternoon. mark o'mara has told some local facilit facility -- affiliatesthe orlando area he plans to present a vigorous case and a number of witnesses. sybrina fulton expected to resume her testimony and the state will question first. at that point, we expect her to be cross-examined by mark o'mara. >> also joining our coverage is lisa bloom, our nbc legal analyst in the studio and professor cobb, a contributing writer for "the new yorker," following the trial. let me start with you. what do you think of what sybrina fulton has been able to describe this morning about the 911 tape. it seems that's where most of the questioning has remained around? >> there was a dispute earlier, in the case, in the trial about whether or not they would have, you know, audio technicians and specialists talking about what voice was on the recording, the technical aspects of it. i don't think any of that necessarily competes with a mother saying, this is my child and i know what my child sounds like. there's a certain kind of emotional content, i think, comes with that. the o

we're watching local coverage from wofl which sour sister affiliate down in or are lando, florida thelking about a set of ambulances on the scene taking the first set of individuals away. oxygen masks were involved. she was talking about people being burned we're being told at this point that 10 out of the 24 people that work there are still missing and unaccounted for. we'll keep you posted as this news continues to develop. for now i'm ainsley earhardt, back to "hannity" already in progress. k, if you want to go t security and compromising security, bill clinton pakistan nuke. >> because he had sex with monica lewinski, pakistan got the nukes? come on. the reason you want to drive this parallel is you're still ticked off he did a better job as president far better than the republicans. >> hillary would have been a better president than obama. >> nothing to do with economic record, bernard. it has to do with the fact that he paved the way, he paved the way for all of these sex scandals. now we have a country that's owe o. >> i thought john kennedy did that. >> women are supposed to s

the driver say? >> she thanked god. very thankful to be alive. a local affiliate interviewed her. no. it was falling and rolling. as the car was falling, i just kept calling on the name of jesus and i just kept saying jesus, jesus, jesus. >> this was an infrastructure failure. it wasn't a natural occurrence like the sink holes we see, geological natural occurrence like we see in florida. this was because of a broken water main system. she's just thankful to be okay. >> get the system fixed. this doesn't need to happen again. nick valencia, glad she's okay. appreciate it. >>> coming up, the search for madeleine mccann. she's the little girl who disappeared while on vacation back in 2007 with her parents. now we're hearing from police from scotland yard that there was reason to believe this little girl might be alive. how'd you d9 out of 10.iz today? 9 out of ten? that's great. ♪ nothing says, "i'm happy to see you too," like a milk-bone biscuit. ♪ say it with milk-bone. olive garden's 2 for $25 is back. unlimited salad and breadsticks. two appetizers to share. then choose two summer

metadata reveals highly personal information, including when and how one calls the doctor, a journalist, or a local tea party affiliates. i tracing the pattern of calls, the government can take details associations and activities. congress never authorized this type of unchecked surveillance of our citizens. it is this problem, that we need to fix right now. the minute restores the required relationship between the collection of records, and persons being investigated. the minute means this is not -- this amendment does not fix the problem with 215. the mm it does. it is imperative that we also vote in favor of the men because this amendment, doing no harm, has not solve the problems that withess has a truculent in the respect of the misuse of 215 of the patriot act in a. >> the job from candace. -- the gentleman from kansas. >> the gentleman reserves. >> from indiana? >> i would be happy to yield time to the , who makefrom texas an inquiry as to how much time he would like to consume. >> the gentleman from texas is recommend for three minutes. >> i think the gentleman from indiana from yielding. intel's focus on what

for the guaranteed affiliates, it is truly an offshore entity operating in doing business with local insurance companies. the transaction level compliance with the bat is up to the jurisdiction. similar to this 5% exception for the branches. >> senator? >> thank you, mr. chairman. in my opening statement i mentioned discrepancies between the rules and guidances that the agencies are engaged in. both in terms of how they are being adopted and gradual substance. my question to both of you is do you agree that we need to have as much coronation on these rules and guidances as possible. so that both agencies are reasonably possible on the same page and the right page and if you agree with that, are you undertaking actions to coordinate and communicate with each other to achieve these objectives. >> hello, i do agree with the statement and senator crapo very much so. we have different markets and different market participants. but we need to strive for consistency. in the agencies have been before my arrival and working together and having a discussion. obviously the differences do remain.

our local fox affiliate in boston reporting that investigators believe that hernandez and the two victimsere in the very same boston nightclub that night and had an altercation just before that shooting took place. there was a third man who happened to be in the car that evening. that person survived the shooting and he was able to describe the s.u.v. that he saw to authorities. now, that s.u.v., we're told, matches the one that cops recently impounded from hernandez's uncle's home. so there could be a tie-in here. we are told the prosecutors are not in a rush to charge him. in part because he's held without bail in the death of this man, 27-year-old oden lloyd. going before a grand nur jury today, linking him to unsolved murders next year. rick: heather in the news room with the latest on hernandez. thanks. jenna: edward snowden put the screening surveillance program in the spotlight. now it could become a model for other states looking to do the very same thing. dan springer is here live in montana with more. >> yeah, jenna. states are leading the way. montana passed an anti-spying law

the mayor needs to resign. he needs to put this very sad and sorry chapter behind us and he needs to do it immediately. >> reporter: a local affiliatesaying the mayor should resign. he is not taking those steps. another statement came out, you interviewed morgan blrose who i alleging wrongdoing. >> she said this after the press conference. he is addicted to power and control and he is not about to give it up. >> i think one of the difficult things is, yes, he addressed in the press conference he talked about inappropriate behavior but we haven't gotten any direct responses to these allegations. not all of these women filed lawsuits. i understand in lawsuits you can't respond because it's a legal process but no direct responses and a lot of people want that but a lot of these women that have these allegations want that. >> they want answers and he was unwilling to answer casey winan and unwilling to answer any questions from the media. he said we need to take a deep breath, the city of san diego needs to take a deep breath. right now, he is probably taking a lot of deep breaths himself thinking about his political future. >> there ar

local partners. >> thank you so much. >> first word from the white house this afternoon as we went on this news conference to start. our affiliate there in the area, the nbc bay area affiliate, kntv saying two are dead. at least 70 are hurt. early reports indicate at least 291 people were on board. we should at least get that information from the news conference, hopefully in a few minutes. witnesses, and again this would jive with an eyewitness that we had on roughly three hours ago. a woman who was nearby in a hotel who saw this thing happen. witnesses telling kntv that they saw the plane flip on handleding. some are describing the landing as a cartwheel. right now the plane is in a normal position as if it were landing right side up but witnesses say they saw the plane flip on landing. an eyewitness describing it saying i was sitting on my fourth floor, overlooked the runway, saw the plane tumbling. the nose was down. the tail was in the air. it flipped over and landed. i couldn't tell if it was upside down or right side up. what can you add to that in. >> i was going to say, we were talking about this ntsb news that we're wa

the legislation forward as we listen to local areas where local immigrants live and work. there are some microphones in the room. when you get them -- right here. please say your name and affiliation. from a groupa involved in the global partnership. organize for a dialogue. similar to the ones we are having here. i will touch base with you later. you were talking about the and how in different parts, they were doing the same investing in houses and some firms, and having some say. is they approach the community banks. they do not go to the other banks. there has been new legislation in the united states and the uk, where community development banks, even the ones working with migrants, close to. especially for the somalis. they have stopped them from sending remittances, because according to them, it is money laundering. we would like to see your views on that and how community development banks in new york are dealing with this approach. second, in terms of the dais for , we have seen countries help revive them some legal services. they have community groups here where they provide legal services. maybe you can approach some of the diaspora. >> hold onto that thought. we are goi

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