tonya, we understand that president zuma is about to speak. >> yes, exactly. he is going to speak in the next few minutes or so. we have heard a little election earring at the main event marking freedom day. i think we'll hear a little more from him. he's sure to highlight the achievements, building nearly 3 million homes, and thousands of schools well. this, of course, is a day where hundreds gathered in celebration of a moment us aigs. people remembered voting for the first time. one is with me now. you voted for the first time nearly 20 years ago. what do you remember of that day? how were you feeling? >> very, very much good. i'm so happy. because for the first time when i started i was expected, because all the time we couldn't vote in south africa. you couldn't vote. we didn't have any speech. but that day it was a wonderful day. i felt it very much happy. >> how different is life in the model south africa compared to how you lived it under apartheid. >> wonderful. many things changed. people today have houses. i didn't have a house. today i have a house

tonya francisco is in the newsroom with the latest. tonya? who officials say shot himself in the head after he was confronted by police. he has been identified as 34 year old specialist ivan lopez, married with a 3 year old daughter. he served 4 month in iraq back in 2011 and was at ft. hood undergoing treatment for mental health issues. >> the attack happened around 4:00 p.m.. reports that there may have been an argument but officials say they cannot confirm that yet. the commander of fort hood did explain how the attack played out. >> it is believed he walked into one of the buildings and opened fire and got into a vehicle and fired from the vehicle. he got out walk into another building and opened fire again and was engaged by local armed forces. >> officials say he used a 45 caliber semi-automatic pistol he had just purchased in the area. he then turned the gun on himself. military personnel were killed and wounded. >> digging deep into his background. any criminal or psychiatric history, his experience in combat, hall of the things you w

when she came out, tonya was gone.y saw the girl with a hispanic man with long hair. >>> a woman accused of stabbing her son to death is diagnose with depression. 23-year-old ashley newton you have san jose crashed her consider on saturday near livermore and when she approached press my, they saw the baby's body. a knife was found nearby. newton will be arraigned on tuesday. >>> a racist rant with owner donald sterling expected to be a hot tonic with many people demanding an apoll i >> . the late owens this scandal. kate? >> it's going to be interesting to see how fan reable hack as they host their gold about state warrior. it made everyone upset. arriving for game four of the series knew something about the racist comments supposedly utter bid clippers owner donald sterling. >> you had a discussion about it. we've talk about. we live in a very diverse community and there there's no place. >> donald sterling reacting to his his posted by viviano with magic johnson. >> i like people on my instagram and it bothers you? >

tonya works a few stores down from the jewelry store and says it was a chaotic scene. >> i heard two gunshots and i was like, oh, my god, and my co-worker game and saw the guy outside who was dead and they tried to make him come back to life. an ambulance came and there was a lady in the jewelry shop. >> reporter: tonya is pretty shaken up over the whole thing. >> i'm pretty scared because, like, it could have happened -- i could have come earlier and could have passed right through there when it was happening. >> reporter: police say the female customer was shot by one of those rob beers robbers. . >>> a developing story now, the national transportation safety board is investigating how the deadly bus crash happened. the crash killed 10 people and injured at least 30 others. officers say a fedex truck was headed south bound when it crossed the grassy center divide and smashed into a charter bus carrying high school students. new tonight one witness told the media that the fedex truck was already on fire when it hit the bus. also tonight, federal investigators plan to review whether

and your assets when you are in the parking lot are still your responsibility. >> reporter: like tonyavy seal chris heben is recovering from a parking lot fracas. for you, the parking lot was a battlefield? >> it was a battlefield, yeah. >> reporter: for chris, a routine trip to his local health food store in akron, ohio, turned out to be more dangerous than his tours of duty in afghanistan. >> i get out of out my car. two, three spots up from me a car almost backs up into me. so we exchange words. >> reporter: chris says before things got out of hand, he walked away and headed into a market when he realized he forgot his wallet. >> and then he pulls up to me and re-engages me in the conversation. basically telling me that you know, i've got a big mouth. >> reporter: that's when chris says he heard a pop. suddenly, he doubles over. >> it was like getting kicked right in the belly. >> reporter: chris goes into "zero dark thirty" mode, deciding to chase after the car and whoever shot him. >> my stomach was just on fire. it was searing, burning pain. >> reporter: chris takes his finger an

tonya ruiz about three feel tall with brown hair and brown eyes.ther said she went inside their apartment for just a minute last night leaving tonya in the car. when she came out, tonya was gone. found the girl with a 30-year- old hispanic with long hair. police in fremont warning drivers to keep an eye out for a person with a pellet gun. two vehicles were hit near warren avenue. it happened to a third car on thursday. two of the drivers reported minor injuries from shattered glass, the other was not hurt. police say a white mini van was seen in the area of one of the shootings. >>> south bay father said he'll go to hawaii and stowed away in the wheel well of a jet. he said, quote, he's excited do bring back home to his family in california. we thank everyone for their concern and their support. the father said 15-year-old yaya abdi was eager to get to africa after finding out his mother was in a refugee camp there. >>> the mystery behind a 16 week old bear cub in the driveway has been solved. the bear league in tahoe had no idea who left the cub i

it affects tennants like brian and tonya. we believe this proposal would create a physical legal pathway to bound both housing preservation and both. do you want to take a moment to acknowledge this year long process and complicated issue and we heard from complications from a number of neighborhoods in supervisor yee's district. my response is these units already exist in homes throughout the entire city and they house thousands of residents, we need an alternative to the status quo. doing nothing is not a real solution. now, i do understand there are some on the other hand who think this legislation doesn't go far enough. that by allowing legalization to be volunteer rather than mandatory, not enough property owners will come forward to legalize these units. i appreciate that is a perspective. my response is really, we need to take a first major step in moving forward and we need to understand what's going on and our legislation requires every 6 months so there is monitoring with regard to what is happening on the ground wi

tonya moseley, al jazeera, washington state. >> paying off debts inherited from their parents. the washington post first reported the agency was intercepting tax refunds owed the government last week. intercepted so far $2 billion this year. officials say they are now investigating whether debts can can be transferred. upbeatle news about the u.s. economy gave a bit of a lift to the stock market today. "real money"'s ali velshi joins us. there is reasons to be optimistic right? >> making us feel like there's a spring fall after the winter chill that helps everything from car sales to manufacturing. retail sales jumped 1.1%, biggest monthly gain since september of 2012. the february number was revised upward as well. .7%, more than double what was originally estimated. this all matters tony. as you've been told four million times out of my mouth, more spending adds to optimism that u.s. businesses will become more willing to invest and rehire. this has been boosted obviously tony by this job growth that's averaged 195,000 new jobs in february and march. first time jobless acclim

tonya moseley, are al jazeera, seattle. >> tonight the fight against violent crime and why the new topcop says he's winning. and blood moon. tonight's lunar eclipse and what causes that unusual red color. >> the death toll could be much higher than anyone known. >> posing as a buyer... >> ...people ready then... >> mr. president >> who should answer for those people >> and welcome back to al jazeera america. i'm john siegenthaler in new york. a lot more to cover this half hour. detroit's long road back. we spent five days in that struggling city and tonight, turning around some of the is worst crime statistics in america. >>> also, missing money, missing patrol cars, missing water, some of the reasons some call hampton, florida the most corrupt town in america. >>> and a mystery for half a century, a rockefeller heir disappears for 50 years. and possibly cannibalism. richelle carey has the headlines. >>> phone call between president obama and president putin. a one day after the russian airport buzzes a u.s. chip. be fraser cross could face federal hate charges. >>> fire in chile leave

tonya moseley reports on the end of an era. she joins us from a boat it looks like ahoy there tonya, this sounds like a big change. >> yes, ahoy there. i am sitting here on a republica of a boat that george vancouver used back in the 1790s to chart some of the smaller waterways. that information would be put on lithograph uk charts like this one. it could take a year to print. that was the way for decades, until now - thanks to technology. >> when captain tyson trudell was 2 years old, one of his first words were boat. by six he declared he would be a captain, charting voyages around the world. >> when you are a little kid you pull out the map, you think of all the places you can go. it's the same thing. >> the nautical chart - mariners rely on them to navigate through ocean seas and rivers, avoiding shallow areas and other hazards. trudell believes that printed charts are an important part of the nautical experience. >> it's pretty. i have a few that are framed, like the ones you can get for $25. >> since 1807 charts have been

tonya francisco is live outside holy name cathedral with the latest. >> could morning.dinal says he's disappointed will be making the trip but he says it's not the end of the world. the 77 year-old cardinal spoke about canceling a trip after a theology lecture he gave at st. exceed year university last night. he told the audience his doctors had spelled out the dangers and he just couldn't risk another infection saying it would be foolish to go and get sick. the decision not to travel for the canonization of the pope john paul the second came on the same day the archdiocese announced george had resumed chemotherapy. you may remember last month he announced doctors detected cancer cells in his right kidney. he spent several days in the hospital after a round of chemotherapy. the cardinal did not speak to reporters last night but he did. >> a great affection for john paul the second. i am sure to see that wonderful ministry being recognized through canonization would have been a powerful moment. he's also not a sentimental guy in terms of himself. he faces reality and it'

tonya works a few doors down. she says it was a chaotic scene. i heard two gunshots.y coworker came and she saw that the guy was dead outside. the people came and they try to make them come back. then the ambulance started coming. as you can imagine tonya is pretty shaken up over the whole thing. they could have just happened. i could have passed breakthrough there. we are following breaking news right now in berkeley where a major fire is burning in your eye 80. this is happened at the 1800 block of east shore highway. it appears to be a building. they have a crew on the scene. we had lots of clout two push into the bay. and a fairly strong sea breeze. it is cloudy right now. as a result of the clouds of fog and the sea breeze they have all done pretty quickly for this evening. mid- 50s. even while it creak as typically warmer this type of season. we are going to start out very gray even some drizzle by the coast. a lot like what we have this morning but look for sunshine late morning. lots of sun and warmer temperatures for the afternoon. san francisco a few degrees

tonya francisco is live at comer children's hospital in hyde park, where the young victims were taken. >> at last check the three and five year-old boys were listed in stable condition. one with a gunshot wound to the stomach, the other with a gunshot wound to the shoulder. cameras were rolling during this dramatic scene as the police officer scooped up the five year-old out of the arms of the adult and rushed him to an unmarked squad car and drove him to the hospital. he was later transferred here. as to what happened, police say around 8:00 p.m. a fifth year when year-old woman was carrying a five year- old boy in her arms while walking on east 78. shots rang out hitting the five year-old in the stomach. paramedics say the bullet traveled through his stomach and went through his lower back. the woman carrying him was hit in the left side she was rushed to northwestern in critical condition. it was not until later the police realized the five year-old was shot which is when the officer rushed into the hospital. police tell the tribune the don't believe the woman and the boy were the

tonya francisco is live outside one of two offices where prosecutors say cameras were hidden. his career hangs in the balance this morning. he is free after posting 10% of his $75,000 bail. the prosecutors say the prominent eye surgeons secretly videotaped the least four female employees in the bathroom at his office one at the illinois masonic hospital and the other at the chicago eye institute in irving park between march 25th and april 2nd. a female employee here was the first to find the camera velcro inside of the toilet tank after using the bathroom and discovering a hole in the tank on april 2nd. police were called and found the marker disc also had images of another woman from the office and two other women in the locker room of the masonic office. we try to speak to someone who was an employee but the ran from our camera. a former patient who did not want to be identified says she was always somewhat ... they said he was creepy and made her feel uncomfortable. >> he made it to where he thought i was beautiful he said i was attractive. he gave me a hug when i left the

tonya francisco joins us *live from the ninth district police station with more. >> the stepfather of the man killed wants to know why police would use excessive force against his stepson claiming he was shot eight times when he was only holding a knife. family members identified that man as a 21 year-old hector hernandez. they say he was the father of eight to year-old he was holding when police were called to his home around 545 yesterday. he had apparently been arguing with his girlfriend or his wife. not clear what the relationship is right now. but she apparently had an order of protection against him. hernandez was standing on the front steps of the home holding the child in one hand and a black bag in the other that he said had a gun inside. officers say he was threatening to use it to kill police. at some point hernandez went in the house, handed the child off and threaten to kill himself saying he was not going back to jail. the spokesman for the fraternal order of police says the officer tried to calm him down before firing. >> the third time he grabbed a butcher knife. a la

tonya, it's good to talk to you, thank you for your time.was the in pulse. >> hi, tony. >> why did you ultimately decide to venture in to this project, to make this film? >> i decided to make this film when i saw how obama went from the promise to close guantanamo to killing people with drones outside of declared battlefields with no transparency and no true process and no accountability. and i think that the u.s. president until its use of drones is very dangerous and that's why i made this film. >> and you mention -- rewe mentioned in our lead in, our set-up to this, that there is an argument being made in your film and i'll read it back to you, that this program, the way it's being operated now, is government approved deception. make that argument for me, please. >> well, if the film we see how obama promised to move the cia drone war out of cia and in to the hands of the u.s. air force. and we worked closely with several drone freight nurse our film and through our talks with them we realized that the program had been in the hands of the

i am tonya letitur, and director of the city services auditor division. today i have an associate auditor, skogin, and i am here to highlight my office's work to follow up on recommendations we issued. and a summary of our follow-up that we reported is on the summary page. the benefit is not in the findings but in the implementation of corrective action. and by conducting follow-ups it helps ensure that departments are implementing change and helps city management. and it allows us to assess the value of our audit work. and our office does two types of follow-up work, regular and field follow up. we do follow ups for two years after they are issued. in these follow-ups we periodically ask departments to report to us on the implementation status. we may select certain high-risk audits for the field follow up. where we go back into the department and gather evidence and determine if each is implemented. for details of our follow-up process you can refer to the report. for the next slides i will provide a follow-up activity for the second quarter, and provid

tonya ruiz is with her family at this hour and being evaluated by doctors. officials issued an amber alert last night after the girl was taken from the city of huron. the unidentified man accused of taking her has not been found. >>> it was pretty wide. some people say half mile wide. it was huge. it was a dark cloud. i run back in. >> hundreds hunkered down as more than 30 tornadoes crisscrossed the middle of the country, demolishing homes and businesses, and taking lives at will. at least 16 people were killed in several states overnight. but the survivors aren't out of the woods just yet. the tornado season just getting started. jay gray has the latest from hard-hit mayflower, arkansas. >> reporter: a string of deadly tornadoes tore across parts of the plains in the southeast sunday. from the air, a path of debris and destruction can be seen for miles. stretching across several states. a twister ripped through downtown kuapaw, oklahoma. it hit with little warning. >> he didn't say nothing, he just went like this. i said, tornadoes. just about that time ev

tonya is that one of his offices with the latest. the doctor is free on bond. >> of the partners at the chicago law institute tells me that the office has done a thorough investigation. now in the process of terminating the employment. other than that seemed as though it was business as usual. >> security guards had been hired to keep the media away from employees and patients of the chicago eye institute. the other doctors in the practice are extremely upset with the arrest of one of their partners. >> >> is such an invasion. >> former patient it is not want to be identified says there is definitely what she called a creep factor surrounding the doctor. >> he thought of as beautiful and he was attracted to me. different little things like that. dave off little flags. i let them go because he was a great doctor. >> sunday 7 year-old female employee just finished using the rest room where she discovered a chiseled out whole. >> removed the lid and found a small can of velcro inside. >> police were called and they found the marker disc

tonya paige reports from pretoria. south africans at the official freedom day enjoyed pomp and party. it's 20 years since the end of apartheid when people of all races voted for the first time. mary took part in the historic 1994 election. >> what i remember, i was very, very excited. i was very happy to vote, to put muck on a pit. >> it was a day promising a new era and hope that everything would be better. in the 20 years that the african national congress has been in power, basic services, housing and health care has improved. there was a wealthy elite. millions are struggling to feed their families. >> they are struggling with basic services. toilet, drinking water, we are struggling a lot. people have to build their own toilets to collect money. the government is not providing any. >> president zuma's african national congress is facing a tough challenge at the may 7th election. there's a rising sense of discontent that the party of the nelson mandela has not done enough in the last 20 years. voters are angry abou

a description of tonya. she's 3 years old. it described as a hispanic girl standing at about 3 ft. wayne about 33 lbs.. we do have been those of us suspect information. lasting wearing a red shirts and red hats. obviously suspect vehicle's license plate we'll pass along. >> we'll be right back as the kron4 morning news continues. an update on bay area weather and traffic with a major warm-up on the way. in the meantime a live look from downtown walnut creek. southbound on the right-han[doorbell rings] hey. hey. what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of the game. call now to get a u-verse bundle for the same great price for 2 years. guaranteed. he gets a ready for you alert the second his room is ready. when sales rep steve hatfield books at laquinta.com, so he knows exactly when he can prep for his presentation. and when steve is perfectly prepped, ya know what he brings? and that's how you'll increase market share. any questions? can i get

been refugees and the people argue they are suffering collective punishments for reactions of a few, tonyae in nairobi. >> reporter: the trial has been postponed until october and uhuru kenyatta is accused of wave of violence in 2007 and people died at the time and the trial is delayed to give the kenya government more time to provide evidence. in other news the u.s. secretary of state has met met israeli benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem but he did not meet the palestinian president and is on his way back to brussels. for more let's go to stephanie decker who is in jerusalem for us. stephanie, this was an emergency trip to the region, a second time in a week, in fact, why was kerry there? >> reporter: what he is trying to do is he is trying to get the talks extended beyond the original deadline of april 29. now it all hangs in the balance for one issue, this is the last, the fourth and financial palestinian prisoner release that israel is saying it won't carry out at the moment and there is 14 israeli palestinians in it and very contentious in israel not just among the people but netanyahu

. >> one teen has a hefty edition to her college fund we told you about tonya climber when she found a diamond. in arkansas now the teen says she's sold that canary diamond for $20,000 she plans to use the money to help pay for college and says she's in shock. >> i screamed "mom" and ran towards my parents with it in my fist i asked my dad if it's a dream. i said don't pinch me. >> this is wild. it's the only diamond producing site in the u.s. open to the public. 75,000 gems have been found since it opened in 1906. >> when can we go? i have college tuition funds i need to pay off here. here is another dream come true for one special golden state warriors fans. >> susan held up this sign for harrison barns asking him to marry her. >> he didn't say yes he surprised her with a sweet card with a quote from the movie "dumb and dumber" so you're tell being me there is a chance? yes. lee tweeted the photo and wrote to barns you're an amazing man. >> he's such a nice guy you had him in studio. >> yes. >> during nba finals. he's tremendous and a young guy. only 20 years old. he's everyone you

has been issued for three year-old girl taken from fresno county less ninth read the chp and bassein tonya breeze have once again from either around 7453 here's a picture of the girl. she is described as hispanic 3 ft. tall and 33 lbs.. layoffs greeted the clippers players wore their warmups inside out and a show of solidarity with black wristband and black sox 3 to the world is looking at this as a real black eye to basketball as a whole bridge on a tape that dmz talking to his ex- girlfriend that you said that before. and i did remove the people that were independently on my instagram that are black. and what will why did you say that she didn't. you just said that you've given to various will let you know phillip don't come to my games for the number of black people and don't come. i support them. i give them food and clothes and gives them to them. stay updated with the latest reaction from stores around the world a share your thoughts and post your comments on our facebook fan page treaty can do that entire recorded on our website of kron4 dog pound ridge will have a lot more on this

. >> i'm tonya paige reporting from kenya on a marriage bill which opponents say damage women's rights comes to polygamy. >>> and microsoft retires its 12-year old operating system. >>> and the world's toughest ultra mariners halfway. ♪ >>> these are the top stories. nato is warning moscow to pull its troops back from the boarder in ukraine. and disease is now the fear in the salomon islands from flooding. and sudan's president calling for national dialogue and reconciliation among the many factions. >> german authorities have banned a group accusing it of raising money for the armed group hezbollah. they have confiscated cash, computers and around 40 boxes of files this is interesting nick because this is not the kind of story we usually associate with germany. >> it is the lebanon children of germany project. and the german interior said it raised money for families of suicide bombers who were part of the military wing of hezbollah, the military ministry saying that there is no freedom of association allowed for any group which has committed to the destruction of israel. this ban com

i'm tonya moseley - with the april. -- with the answer. >> on this sunday, the u.n. second will be meeting in a few hours about the renewed threat of violence if eastern ukraine. that country launched what it calls an anti-terrorist operation. the target - pro-russian militants who seized a police station in the city of slovyansk. one officer was killed, five hurt. people were warned to stay indoors and away from windows. >> hoda abdel-hamid is in slovyansk, about 100 miles from the russian border muchized the building is still under control of the gun me who seized it on saturday. they appeared to be holed up inside. there's no sign of the anti-terror operation that the ukrainian interior americans warned of. the people in the building at the time looks like they have fled much the street that is been barricaded. on top of the barricades me are unarmed, they are holding plastic shields and wearing helmets and are counting on the support of hundreds of resident of slovyansk, who came to show their appreciation. the government of ukraine is probably fearing that there

tonya page, kenya. >> investigators are having for federal help in a string of highway shootings.ing to get to the bottom of this. >> tony police in kansas city are trying to find out if 13 shootings are connected. three drivers have been hit by gunfire in the past month and 10 other cars were hit by bullets with no one being injured. local police are working with federal investigators. they are asking drivers to be careful. the death toll continues to climb in that mud slide in washington. the body of another victim of last month's disaster was recovered today. >> puts the number of dead at 34. the white house today said president obama plans to visit the site later this month. in detroit, charges in the beating of a driver who accidentally hit a child. two men face charges. steve utash was beaten when he stretched out of his truck to check on a child he had struck. he is hospitalized in a medically induced coma with critical head injuries. >>> in long island, new york, look at the following photograph, a male stripper at an elderly residentts home. >> i don't want to take a look

tonya was taken from the city of huron just before 8:00 last night. unclear if she knew the man who took her or where she was taken from. she was last seen wearing a brown shirt with flowers, blue jean shorts and white sandals. >>> an unimaginable accusation against a san jose mother this morning. she's expected to face a judge this week on charges of killing of her baby boy. 23-year-old ashley newton is still in santa rita jail this morning being held without bail. investigators say she crashed her car in livermore saturday morning and then stabbed her 7-month-old boy to death. they also say she suffered from cuts that may have been self-inflicted. and may suffer from depression. investigators say newton has confessed to the killing. she is expected to be in court tomorrow. >>> this morning, the naacp is expected to announce it will not honor donald sterling with a lifetime achievement award. sterling is accused of making racially charged comments against african-americans. "today in the bay" chase cain joins us with new developments this morning in

. >> tonya worries was taken from her home. it's described as hispanic 3 fattal 1 33 lbs.. here's a picture. she was last seen a brown shirt with flowers 3 g shorts with white sandals. a hispanic man around 30 with long hair. he was last seen wearing a red shirt and red hat. >> a developing story this morning after a pilot was up kron4's will tran is a live >> so far they have found debris been no signs of the pilot. there were two planes at the time. they're coming back from eight air show in half moon bay headed for sacramental witnesses said the two planes clipped the wings. one plane managed to go all the way to sacramento 40 minutes later it was a husband and wife. they landed safely. not a problem however the other plane slammed into san pablo ave. if they don't know exactly the cause right now could be some engine problems and that's what the faa is coming to the scene as well to find out exactly what happened. in the meantime right now the coast guard is securing this area making sure the debris stays where did so in least they know exactly where to search for it fo

tonya ga headed the artifacts in that country was forced to flee for his life when the assassins gotloose. unfortunately he died in a boston airport but the army was still interested in preserving the artifacts where we go. >> one thing with the iraqi government had shown any interest in maintaining and portraying these treasures but keeping it in the basement of the defense ministry what are they going to do if they get it back? >> go ahead. >> i just want to point out if everyone feels like they are sitting on a goldmine tonight they really are. i am steve katz into elderly jewish gentleman came into the congressional office of the great congressman and they told the story of austria having thousands of still looted artwork and agricultural property in the government buildings and museums and the key to their story was that did you know congressman about all the captured german war records in the national archives. i was a young staffer. he sent me over to what was the collection ensued when the not for michael kurtz and the fine work of the archives we would never have forced the

joining to us break down the health risk for junior juicers, nutritionist tonya.ce diet. sounds like maybe not a good idea. is it? >> it's absolutely ridiculous. i don't recommend cleansing for adults not only for kids. puts them on a path for poor eating habits which could have physiological and psychological ramifications. >> you see all the commercials for it you should be drinking juice as part of a healthy breakfast. not the case at all, why? >> well, juice takes the fiber out of the fruit. therefore, you are getting nutrients but they are going to be readily digested your sugars shoot up and come crashing down. much better off rather than a cup of orange juice a orange and cup of water. you will feel fuller longer. fiber has health benefits. juicing the fiber is being removed. sure getting a cup of vitamins but it enters your bloodstream so quickly and actually makes you hungrier later in the day. >> a lot of times we hear about i don't i don't -- yo-yo dieting. harder to lose weight. muscle mass, burning the calories. it's the same for kids. are we ruining

. >> and in this episode, alan gets called out by his wife tonya for collecting swag at parties.the counter. >> i haven't gone through these yet. these are great swag bags, no doubt. thank you. >> people with millions of dollars will line up for 20 minutes of time to get something free at the end of the night. >> captain swag is here. >> are you sure we need two? >> no, we need five. >> good morning, good to see you. >> thank you, thank you. >> i love this. what a good look inside your real life in hollywood. i love that you call it sitcom reality. >> we're kind of a pseudo reality, quasi-comedy, semi-fictional fun fest. >> rolls off the tongue. >> yeah. kind of honey boo boo meets larry david. >> a big in between there. >> looking for that sweet spot. >> where is the nexus of those two things? i'm trying to think that through. >> unusually thicke, there it is. >> crazy as honey boo boo, but as funny as larry david. >> okay, so what do we get to see in the show? it's about your personal life as well. what do we learn about you? >> it's a real family in a real life situations. but

tonya ga headed the artifacts in that country was forced to flee for his life when the assassins got loose. unfortunately he died in a boston airport but the army was still interested in preserving the artifacts where we go. >> one thing with the iraqi government had shown any interest in maintaining and portraying these treasures but keeping it in the basement of the defense ministry what are they going to do if they get it back? >> go ahead. >> i just want to point out if everyone feels like they are sitting on a goldmine tonight they really are. i am steve katz into elderly jewish gentleman came into the congressional office of the great congressman and they told the story of austria having thousands of still looted artwork and agricultural property in the government buildings and museums and the key to their story was that did you know congressman about all the captured german war records in the national archives. i was a young staffer. he sent me over to what was the collection ensued when the not for michael kurtz and the fine work of the archives we would never have forced the

them almost every day, if you have a twisted ankle undergoing outside and you don't tell us as low as tonyagoing to get somebody killed. similarly if you have a twisted brain at de ghandi is somebody killed, speak up. you worry both of them text in the pack up there. that is the kind of attitude we need. what happens is to announce think there are enough providers within the department of defense david l. degree of and a provider still have more experience. medical school and residencies. they're great providers. incredibly dedicated people there's not enough years of experience behind them. he liked to find out to it that. but when it comes down to as making sure there is also a transition between when they leave the service and get into the viejo system or another part, huge campus for reservists and guardsmen. when there with the unit they go back to the fort. the come back to the come no united states. they have those groups that go with them. when they go back to the reserve base is the unit is dispersed. they don't have that. they will require a lot more work, turning civilians. but o

joining me now is tonya green at the aclu.and what precisely is happening in this case? >> the four former death row prisoners who received relief under the racial justice act, the judge found that in their cases and in their counties, in their communities and statewide there's rampant racial discrimination in jury selection by prosecutors, including race-based note taking and details about different jurors that was not information that was used against black jurors to strike black jurors that was not used against similarly situated white jurors as well as things like trainings that the prosecutors had undertaken and provided to each other, curriculum about bypassing and avoiding application of the constitutional law that forbids discrimination on the basis of race. >> when we talk about the death penalty and racial bias, sometimes folks don't quite get it because as a matter of numbers there are more whites on death row and there are more white people who have been executed, but when we look at executions by the victim's race

tonya is up next from maryland. democrats line area -- line.ler: i'm calling because i'm trying to find out why my children were snatched away from and my identity was switched and they gave my kids to illegal immigrants for money and why no one is doing anything. i can't speak to the specifics of the case. one frustration people have with the immigration system is a lot of criminal elements pray on immigrants and also engage in identity fraud. they produce fake ids and fake driver's licenses for people force or without proper documentation. brian from pennsylvania, thank you for holding on. guest: the border protection they have up now must a joke. they have motion sensors they can put in, they can even have faked the toys -- fake ecorse course, like flashlights hanging from trees. guest: the border security issue has been a thorn on the side of border patrol. the cartels that are smuggling drugs and people have some very sophisticated -- they have scouting networks. they can identify when border agents are in the area, when they leave the are

as tonya paige reports, it's further tramp ling on women's rights. >> the chief says one of the benefitsf his marriages is that the burden of chores is shared. most of the time, their union is harmonious because each of his wives had a say in the newcomer. >> it's important to be part of the negotiation because the land has to be divided again, and i have to make sure that the next one is willing to help with all of the chores. >> polygamy is about bringing whole families together. he consulted his wife's parents first? >> you don't just go and pick them because you want more than one one. you pick one. no. >> kenya's parliament has just pass add bill that legalizes polygamy. it means all so-called unions should have a marriage certificate as legal proof. it allows a man to marry again without his existing wife's consent. >> the new bill has huge implications for women's in customary marriages. if their husband can mary without consent, the wife has no control over thousand thinly her family's income and resources are spread. >> supporters of the bill argues it covers all kenyans and rai

one of the girls is tonya of the diet. regular guest on fox.ards. there is a story today about the hamptons and that the prices are jumping again for those houses because of wall street bonuses. >> you jumped on every '80s trend just before the decade was over and i love every one of them. the shoulders, the lace, the hair. >> the big hair. >> looks like no curfew either, nicole. we're going to talk about that with you. >> what did he just say? >> no curfew for you at the prom. >> no curfew. well, we were very good. we read a lot of books. >> you got to get back to work. the stock market opens here if 45 minutes. thank you very much. >> coming up straight ahead, this busy morning is not over, according to all reports. still ahead, there is no winners or losers here. everyone gets a trophy. a new youth sports league doing just that. but is this good for our kids? we'll debate it. >> first let's check in with martha mccallum for a preview of what happens in 12 minutes on the channel. >> good morning, everybody. a terrible story out of afghanistan