there are many documented cases where numbers, including michael malone, but not limited to michael maloneatched carpet fibres to head hair. he had excluded hairs, without explaining why he excluded hairs. he matched hairs without explaining why. he hadn't tape hair samples from all the people who may have been in -- taken hair samples from all of the people that may have been in contact with the body. >>> results. >> absolutely. this is a great example of how scivening process -- scientific process and important, more important when a life hangs in the balance. >>> such a diverse array of subject. we'll be sure to bring you more like it next week on techno. follow our contributors on twitter, facebook, google+ and more. >> on tech know, >> the system is paying attention... >> life saving technology... >> i definitely slowed down as a result... >> transforming the way you drive... >> maybe crashes won't happen any more... >> smart cars of the future... >> whoa...i would have driven straight through that... >> tech know, every saturday go where science meets humanity. >> this is some of the

. >> mike malone was an long-time fbi expert. malone took a look at it and said it was indistinguishable from duckett's hair. >> marshall frank wasn't so sure. what he soon learned about fbi expert make malone would further convince him that duckett was innocent. >> overall, it stunk to high heaven. the whole thing stunk. each year, 95% of homeowners won't have a claim. that's why allstate claim free rewards gives you money back for every year you don't have one. and why if you're part of the other 5%, allstate offers claim rateguard. so your rates won't go up just because of a claim. no matter what comes your way, your home protects you. ...protect it back allstate home insurance from an allstate agent. ounds] the wait is over for even faster internet. xfinity is now doubling the internet speed... ...on two of our most popular plans. xfinity continues to innovate, bringing you the fastest, most reliable internet...period. xfinity internet from comcast, now double the speed. >>> retired homicide investigator marshall frank was in

there are many documented cases where numbers, including michael malone, but not limited to michael maloneatched carpet fibres to head hair. he had excluded hairs, without explaining why he excluded hairs. he matched hairs without explaining why. he hadn't tape hair samples from all the people who may have been in -- taken hair samples from all of the people that may have been in contact with the body. >>> results. >> absolutely. this is a great example of how scivening process -- scientific process and important, more important when a life hangs in the balance. >>> such a diverse array of subject. we'll be sure to bring you more like it next week on techno. follow our contributors on twitter, facebook, google+ and more. the misery in iraq continues. now europe's foreign ministers, condemn atrocities. united nations security council is meeting. i'm marian namadi. now kyiv says its sol swrer have targeted a russian military column inside its borders.

the fire started in one vehicle spread to four others running all but one malone was inside any of thes of the time of the fire no injuries reported the cause of the flame is under investigation >> : that fog was so stubborn out there and special in the north latencies sunshine at alza rose a today looking live from rifkin downtowns evans's go low clouds started to push back and now saw cooler temperatures today because of low cloud cover to special and santa rosa where we were 17 degrees below average for the study also 16 degrees where we should be for concord seven degrees cooler than average in livermore 8 degrees below average and a witg tracker tomorrow morning widespread low cloud coverage again tomorrow it doesn't go clear to the north bay by 11 for most of the north bay should be warm weather tomorrow and make a bet the close on by the afternoon >> : goes to the cheers tomorrow amid the upper 60s to seven half moon bay 65 ocean beach 68 in san francisco '70s down the peninsula will be in the '70s as well for these bay shore line 73 oakland 76 hayward stanley roberts and a unio

the a's also traded tommy malone to the twins for sam fold. malone was sent to triple-a after the a's traded for two pitchers. he asked for a trade after that demotion. ktvu's mark ibanez will have more details on this a's trade coming up in a few minutes. >>> buyer snapping up homes. the sale of homes costing a million or more hit a high last quarter. the company says more than 5700 high priced homes sold from april through june. it attributes the surge to new techindustry welt. >>> police hope you can help bring a woman home. she left tuesday afternoon. she is believed to have depression but not taking medications. she is 5'5", 145 pounds and last seen in a black jacket, tidie skirt and a black t shirt. >>> the health insurance rates are expected to go up 4% next year. that is less than predicted. covered california officials made the announcement today. there was concern rates would go up following new rules prohibiting insurance companies from denying coverage to people due to health problems. >> you have the major plans, broad choice. >>

malone is out as well leave as the only punter left on the redskins roster. let's go down now to college football. maryland kicking off the season tomorrow against james madison without laverne jacobs and a.j. hindy. they have been suspended after violating the student code of conduct. hindy appeared in 12 games and had three of them. a statement said they showed poor judgment and failed to uphold the standards of a student athlete. a kick off for the game is at 3:30 in college park. let's go to the track now. tony stewart hasn't raced since august 9. that day will be remembered in the racing world. that night stewart was involved in an accident that took the life of kevin ward, jr. stewart spoke publically for the first time since the accident. >> this has been one of the toughest tragedies i have ever had to deal with professionally and personally. this is something that will affect my life forever. this is a sadness and a pain that i hope no one ever has to experience in their life. that being said, i know the pain and the mourning that kevin ward's family

malone had asked to be traded after he was demoteled to triple a. irony going to the twins and putting him on triple a team for now at least. and the giants at the trade deadline. lynch ended hold out with seahawks. what got him into camp. cash money. hold out with seahawks. what got him into camp. cash money. that's next looks like we're about to board. mm-hmm. i'm just comparing car insurance rates at progressive.com. is that where they show the other guys' rates, too? mm-hmm. cool. yeah. hi. final boarding call for flight 294. [ bells ring on sign ] [ vehicle beeping ] who's ready for the garlic festival? this guy! bringing our competitors' rates to you -- now, that's progressiv beast mode l.a. arrived in seattle. lynch ended his hold out reporting to seahawks training camp. they wiped out the 500 grand if fines that lynch accumulated by holding out. agreed to restructure the contract. pay him 1 million more this season upping the salary to 6 million this year but half of that race is incentive base so lynch rushes to 500 thousands of that. avera

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caroline malone, al jazeera. the ebola virus killed nearly a thousand people in four west african countries since the outbreak began. despite repeated warnings, people are continues to go eat bush meat, animals such as fruit bat did and monkeys which are suspected of carrying the virus. this report from the nigeria. >> reporter: the family has been selling game meat for the last 30 years. she rungs this restaurant just outside lagos, the commercial capitol. on the menu today is monkey and antelope. she prepares the meat for customers that might not come. >> few come. before everybody survive. >> bush meat as it is called here is once again suspected to have been the bridge that caused the deadly disease to go from the animal world to the human. all it takes is a single transmission from animal to human, mainly caused by handling fresh carcasses of infected animals to create a new victim. >> west africans say game meat is the the food of their ancestors and then consuming it for as long as anyone can remember. at

malone had asked to be traded after he was demoteled to triple a. irony going to the twins and putting him on triple a team for now at least. and the giants at the trade deadline. lynch ended hold out with seahawks. what got him into camp. cash money. t [ g ever. worst morning ever. [ angelic music plays ] ♪ toaster strudel! best morning ever! [ hans ] warm, flaky, gooey. toaster strudel! ahhh! what is it? there are no marshmallows in this box of lucky charms! huh weird. seriously? what? they're magically delicious! beast mode l.a. arrived in seattle. lynch ended his hold out reporting to seahawks training camp. they wiped out the 500 grand ifhates that lynch accumulated by holding out. agreed to restructure the contract. pay him 1 million more this season upping the salary to 6 million this year but half of that race is incentive base so lynch rushes to 500 thousands of that. average 1300 yards the last three years. bank of the west second round action. williams against victoria. williams took the first set then in the second smoke winner down the

now a's acquire outfielder sam followed for tommy malone. this season, then malone 6 and 3 with a 3.55 era. baltimore ravens running back apologized for striking his then fiancee, now wife. rice pleaded not guilty and avoided a trial by accepting a pretrial intervention program. there are fan that's feel a two-game ban is just not enough. and today apologized for his behavior. . >> i let people down because of 30 seconds that i know i can't take back. i made a huge mistake. i want to own it and say it to my teammates. one thing that i wanted to do today was apologize to my wife. she can do no wrong. she's an angel. >> golf now and 268 here, four back up. a leader had eight birdies and two bogeys. approach on six here. leechman the leader and has a one-shot lead. abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> be sure to join me tonight at 9:00 tonight, in taiwan explosion that's are blowing apart a city, coming up at 9:00, then, at 11:00 he's been making moves for commuters along 101 giving drivers heart. but just why is he there?

you're mayday malone. >> mayday malone. something about white hair. nah.pable bar tend tender? >> no. i can pour myself a lovely tequila. i went to bartender school. and i realized after meticulously making these drinks the first month, they wanted the jokes from here-up. from then on, i washed shot glasses. cut lines. i think -- >> jimmy: you tolled rags a lot. >> can you? >> jimmy: can i what? >> bar tend? >> jimmy: solve crimes or bar tend? no. i can hardly even read. little rock, the connection there. your wife, mary, is from that area, right? >> yeah. born in north little rock. >> jimmy: that's why you're friendly -- a lot of people assume it's because everyone's famous. with the clintons. >> mary won an oscar about the same time bill clinton became first-term governor. and they became great buddies, introduced by her father. and, yeah, close friends. they gave her away at our wedding close. >> jimmy: that's pretty close. well, they could wind up in the white house again very soon. >> yeah. >> jimmy: is this the sort of thing, will you stay with them

malone a lefty and 3.55 era headed for the minnesota twins.eanwhile the giants seem to send out a message to their fans by doing absolutely nothing on trade deadline day. the detroit tigers pull off the other tom dinger deal to try to keep up with the a's. details sports part two next. no different. with one exception... introducing the mercedes-benz b-class. it's electric! it's electric! the first electric vehicle from mercedes-benz. bulldog: bulldog: oooh! mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale! television announcer: get a serta mattress, any size, for just $197 each piece when you buy the complete set. the $197 mattress sale... bulldog: oh boy! television announcer: ...ends sunday. ♪ mattress discounters >> now before a's fans get a little too giddy about today's real big deal. don't forget the tigers have joined the rays. 38 players changing uniforms right up there in the block buster category. tigers acquires another cy young award winner davis price from tampa. three way trade that sends outfielder austin johnson to the mariners and pi

. >> up next, michael malone talks about the rise and importance of the intel corporation. he spoke about his book and the computer history museum in mountain view, california. >> thank you for joining us, everybody. great crowd. hello, everybody. it's an honor to be here with you guys. put this down. i heard there was a new book coming out. kind of neat to read passionate i think i'm selling more kindle copies and hard copies. spent i was going to ask you to autograph this afterwards. [laughter] >> there you go. .. >> you and i could literally swap seats here because i second had the interview show and you cover silicon valley every day and knows what is going on. half way through we will switch roles. >> i do coverage and the emphasis and we had this discussion before and lamented that silicon valley only looks ahead and so rarely looks back but those of us that don't look back are missing something and missing what will come next and a perfect example, you have one of the early spinoffs making money for investors through a stock offering, three volatile people, they real

more from caroline malone. >> shops and homes went up in flames after several powerful explosions in taiwan's second largest city. emergency services had responded to reports of a gas leak just a few hours earlier and among those hit, security cameras caught this explosion. terrified people ran out into the street, some tried to help the injured. the military has sent 1400 soldiers to take part in the recovery effort. but many lives were lost. relatives of a firefighter came to the area after the devastating news. >> six seriously injured people are being monitored in the intensive care unit, two are in surgery. one has suffered a fracture of the spine and one has suffered a brain hemorrhage. >> some of them said it looked like an earthquake had hit. the force of the explosion became clearer in the daylight. >> i live nearby and heard a loud explosion. i was shocked when i saw the street here it was a mess. >> reporter: hundreds of people have evacuated from the areas. >> we brought heavy equipment to search, life detectors and search dogs. our priority is to search for firefighters

vivian malone and jimmy hood. 20 years old, made the national honor society when she attended a segregated high school in her hometown of mobile, alabama. he's also 20, was president of his class in high school at gadsston, alabama, and president of the student council. >> well, i feel like it won't be as much trouble as has been on other campuses. but it will be bad news when the n-- comes in. >> does the government plan to use federal marshals if he does go through with his announced intention to prevent the negro students from entering? >> i know there's great opposition in alabama and indeed in any state to federal marshals and federal troops. and i would be very reluctant to see us reach that point. >> governor wallace has ordered 500 alabama national guardsmen into tuscaloosa. at the moment they are under his control. it would require hardly more than the flourish of a pen to convert their status to federalized troops and place them at the disposal of president kennedy. >> national guard units are commanded

malone he asked for a trade after being demoted.picked up jeff and jason july the fourth. the funny part i guess the twins say he will start in triple a for they will. not on their big club. a's host the royal tomorrow allowing the angel. gain ground win over the o. this game scoreless until the 13th. big albert. base hit off ryan webb. knock in a run. 1-nil. 2 become of the a's. giants who pat at the deadline will face the mets. tomorrow. on to the nfl and baltimore ravens running back rice apologized today for striking his then fiance and now wife rice pled not guilty to aggravated assault. avoid add trial accepting intervention program but there's a lot of fans simply a two game ban from the nfl was not close to being enough. today rice repeetdly said he was sorry for his behavior. >> i let so many people down because of 30 seconds in my life that i know i can't take back i made a huge mistake. i want to own it. say in front of my team mates and tell you i made a huge mistake. one thing i want to do today was apologize to my wife

carolyn malone has that story. >> one children killed at home by a barrel bomb. an internationally condemned rk weapon because it kills indiscriminately. many of the casualties are from the same family. >> translator: the boys were asleep. the grandfather was the only one who came out alive. at lease he did, thank god. he has six children, no sign of their mothers. >> people blame the government led by syrian president bashar al-assad. >> there is not a single fighter here. it seems the country is safer than the city. it seems assad wants to kill the children and the elderly. >> killed on all sides. killing another group of children on saturday. in february a united nations security council resolution demanded government forces stop using barrel bombs in populated areas. but human rights groups say many more of the explosives have been used in the last five months. barrel bombs are cheap to make by filling large tanks or barrels with explosives. >> we don't have a death toll yet because this is a large vegetable market that housing a large number of people. we're

caroline malone reports. >> one of the children killed at home by a barrel bomb. an internationally condemned weapon because it kills indiscriminately. witnesses say a helicopter dropped the bomb here. according to a neighbour, many casualties are from the same family. the boys were asleep. the grandfather is the only one that came out alive. at least he did. he has three married children. one has six daughters and the other seven children. there's no sign of them or their mothers. >> the neighbourhood is under opposition control. people blame the government led by president bashar al-assad. >> there is not a single fighter here. it seems that the front line is safer than a city. it's evidence that bashar al-assad wants to target civilians, will the children, the women and the elderly. >> youngsters are dying on all sides, killing a group of children on saturday. [ explosion ] >> reporter: in february a united nations security council resolution demanded government forces stop using barrel bombs in populated areas. >> human rights groups say many more of the explo

justice department official preparing the two students, vivian malone, and james hood, for the expectedtation with governor george wallace as they're being admitted to the university of alabama. vivian, by the way, is the sister of sharon malone, the wife of the current attorney general, eric holder. >> meetings will be held in this particular area. and you should dress as if you were going to church, for example, modestly, neatly, or like you're going to school the first day and you should remember that it's a very dignified, orderly procedure, and it won't take very long, and i'll be there, undoubtedly the governor of the state will be there. >> finally, here's the nation-changing speech president kennedy gave on national television that very evening. a speech and a moment many americans, especially those still being denied their civil rights, will never forget. a u.s. president putting his full moral authority behind the cause. >> we are confronted primarily with a moral issue. it is as old as the scriptures and it is clear as the american constitution. >> wow. it's because of robert

. >> reporter: eric malone is head of drone dudes, a cinematography company in los angeles. >> you shouldn't be allowed to spy on people. to go onto their property. to invade their personal space. simply because you have this new technology. >> reporter: you have seen situations where paparazzi are packed shoulder to shoulder on the ground. can there be a situation like that in the sky with drones? >> absolutely. you are walking down the road in beverly hills and in's a pack of paparazzi. why not 30 drones? >> reporter: the faa predicts at least 30,000 drones will share the skies in the next five years. carter evans, cbs news, los angeles. >>> iceland has declared an aviation red alert and banned air traffic near its largest volcano. scientists are monitoring rumblings that are the start of a volcanic eruption that no one can see. the volcano is underneath all the ice. an eruption could create an ash cloud that would endanger airplanes. there was travel chaos four years ago when a different volcano blew its top. >>> look at this. a crack opened up in the earth in northern mexico and scientis

at a time. >> daphne malone jones watched a business grow by word of mouth. >> it's so delicious. >>rtisan divisions within the beltway spread, she said it's bad for the business of nation building. >> how do we come together from both sides. so we meet in the middle and accomplish the task. >> back at suburban falls, a.j.'s owner has a rule behind the bar. >> don't talk about religion, don't talk about politics. >> patrons, on the other hand, will discuss the political deep freeze. >> it seems to me years ago you can have a conversation about politics with somebody that was different than you and today you can't. everybody is so hard core in what they believe. they are so set in their ways. i'm that way, also. i had to put up with obama two terms now. i'm not a fan of the health care act. >> while some in the suburbs support suing the president over his handling of the affordable care act. city leader clarence montgomery calls it an unhealthy distraction. >> good governance and what they are doing as far as this lawsuit is concerned is an oxymoron. it's easier to say no than sit dow

the a's reafire add player from the twins and trading pitcher tommy malone. the a's long ago scheduled we cespedes t-shirt day on saturday and the a's are it will going ahead the almost motion and giving away 10,000 of the t-shirts. they could become checkers' items. >> they paid for then. might as well give them away. >> exactly. fans will love them. >> love watching hip. never knew what he would do. >> fire works gale tonight half an hour early. before we get to that which is 14 hours away, we have a try east bay. the cloud deck will be melted in a couple of hours so faster sunshine and hot are highs. we have poor air quality possible. this is "spare the air" and the eat will subside this week end and we will be out of the triple digits but in the 90 inland but not so oppressive. you can see the cloud cover leaking through the lower vietnams of the north bay and across the lower elevations on the peninsula so we see the cloud cover across san francisco and reaching over to oakland. by 9:00 or 10:00 it will evaporate and along the coast, more sunshine than y

in the city at glorious malone's, the specialty meats company started by her mother in their kitchen.> got to move fast. >> biff me three at a time, baby. >> you're a natural. >> daphne malone jones watched a business grow by word of mouth. >> it's so delicious. >> reporter: and when partisan divisions within the beltway spread, she says it's bad for the business of nation building. >> how do we come together from both sides so we meet in the middle and accomplish the task? >> reporter: back in menomonee falls, a.j. o brady's owner bruce russell has a rule behind the bar. >> don't talk about religion, don't talk about politics. >> reporter: patrons, on the other hand, will discuss the political deep freeze. >> it seems to me that years ago you could have a conversation about politics with somebody that was different than you. today you can't. everybody is so hard core in what they believe. they're so set in their ways, and i'm that way also. i have had to put up with obama for two terms now. i'm not a fan of the health care act. >> reporter: while some in the suburbs support suing the

we have more on that from caroline malone. >> reporter: one target from the u.s. airstrikes near erbil. where western personnel are base. is fighters had pushed kurdish forces back and were heading to erbil from the south and northeast. >> after mosul fell, and isis came in position of american-made equipment, we're talking about m-16th, assault rifles, we're talking about armored vehicles, and we're talking for instance missile launchers. the kurds don't have any of that. they've been fighting with 1970 oh he is ak-47s and basic equipment that could take away from saddam's broken military. >> is fighters took control of mosul city in june. many including members of the yazidi minority group are trapped in the sinjar mountains. they were without food and water for days before the air dropped supplies. a kurdish senior official has confirmed that is fighters have taken over the dam and if damaged it could cause flooding from the tigress river to baghdad. >> i'm joined by founder and executive of the iraq foundation for development and democracy in london and a poli

carolyn malone, al jazeera. >>> al jazeera is demanding the release of its three journalists who have been imprisoned in egypt for 232 days. the three were accused of helping the outlawed muslim brotherhood, a charge al jazeera denies. in june, two were given seven years sentences. mohammed got an extra three years because he had a spent bullet with him, which he picked up at a protest site. >> two u.n. peacekeepers have been killed in a suicide attack in northern mali. it happened when a car packed with explosives blew up close to the u.n. base in the village near timbuktu. it's the third time this week u.n. troops have been targeted in the country. zimbabwets president is taking over as chairman of the southern african development community. he has been in power since 1980. the leaders. 14 other members states are meeting victor i can't falls. critics say the regional bloc failed to secure elections and they are questioning whether he is fit to lead. danielle page reports. >> selling shoes on the streets since he left school, it's the only job he can find. so he is unimpressed his p

hour prime-time programming continues with michael malone's book at the tech company intel and the men who created it. that happens tonight on c-span2's booktv. >> i was never going to stop driving my car except one day i was driving home and going down georgia avenue and i was a half mile from my apartment and my car all of a sudden caught on fire and i didn't know what to do so i just quickly rolled my window down and unlocked my seat belt and kept driving my car and managed to get it home and whipped it into the parking lot behind my building and jumped out of the car and after is that they my car never drove again. i felt terrible about it and since have the heart to call a tow truck and have them come and drive my for car away so i kept out back. and i was reading the washington post and they had this article about local eyesores. at the end of the article there was a query, do you know of an eye sore? if you do let us know and we will send a reporter out to write about it and i thought yes, i know and i sort, it is parked out back so i thought i would not buy the boat washington

now a's acquire outfielder sam followed for tommy malone.played in several games this season, then with a 3.55 era. baltimore ravens running back apologized for striking his then fiancee, now wife. rice pleaded not guilty and avoided a trial by accepting a pretrial intervention program. there are fan that's feel a two-game ban is just not enough. and today apologized for his behavior. . >> i let people down because of 30 seconds that i know i can't take back. i made a huge mistake. i want to own it and say it to my teammates. one thing that i wanted to do today was apologize to my wife. she can do no wrong. she's an angel. >> golf now and 268 here, four back up. a leader had eight birdies and two bogeys. approach on six here. leechman the leader and has a one-shot lead. abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> be sure to join me tonight at 9:00 tonight, in taiwan explosion that's are blowing apart a city, coming up at 9:00, then, at 11:00 he's been making moves for commuters along 101 giving drivers heart. but just why is he

at the same time, you have to look at the record -- john malone tried to buy -- barry diller tried to bend the dv industry and it did not work. with time murdoch warner. we are seeing what might be the twilight of the media mogul. >> really? why is this? >> the tv market, the tv business has matured in a lot of ways. the tension, money, and people -- silicon valley companies like facebook, twitter, google, what have you -- >> are these guys past their prime? >> they are billionaires, but they are not past their prime. -- get its deal, does done -- that does not fly anymore. >> what about the comments he made? >> the first thing they said on the earnings call said they were not talking about it. challenge oft the proving to shareholders that we can do better than what rupert murdoch had offered. they are doing well, doing a good job, but at the same time, the tv market is maturing. he talked about international expansion, looking overseas for growth as well as the internet stock. hbo signed a streaming video deal with amazon, worth 100 billion -- $100 million if not billions of dollars

by the way this is for michael malone law whenever anybody build a headquarters short the stock. [laughter] it always works. [laughter] because whenever you move into the fancy new building you are more concerned where your office is and your parking space as opposed touche shipping product. >> should we wait until they move? >> yes. [laughter] when steve jobs died i wrote his obituary for the "wall street journal" and i made a prediction that tim cook will be a terrific ceo because he always made the trains run on time at apple and new how to handle steve. he was a radical element if you could control steve he gave you magic but if you unleash tim he would destroy the company morale. and that was chaos which is what he did the first time so i predicted apple would become more profitable and successful for the first few years after steve guys. but what apple lost was the guy who's said that is not crazy enough. to create of corporate culture it is the progress you were punished for not being enough of risktaker. so cook is not that guy that is beginning to play out that apple is

what is expected to see from john malone, are they looking to acquire the -- that they don't already? we know they've backed off in the past. >> i think liberty media is an unusual stock in that it doesn't trade on earnings, it trades on what they're going to do with deals. i think their earnings call will be an opportunity to get an update on their thinking. one of the lingering questions is will they go back to try and make another run at sirius. i think they're setting the table to do a share split that i think could be used as currency in another run at currency as they let the debt settle from the last one. in the meantime, they're spinning off into liberty broadband that's going to be part of an engine trying to capitalize on consolidation and cable that malone thinks needs to happen and wants to make happen. he basically put time warner cable on a run by making a run at it through charter and i think they're going to look for more deals on it there. an update to his thinking is going to be the focus at their earnings report this morning. >> it seems like there's an opportunity

chris malone, nbc news, new york. >>> today people living in iraq surrounded by isis militants had to be evacuated by helicopter. members of military had to fire off weapons to provide cover so women and children could get away. they are suffering from water shortage, food and supplies. they were evacuated to an iraqi base in baghdad. >>> today ukraine's president meeting with russian president vladimir putin to discuss the ongoing fighting between ukrainian forces and pro-russian rebels. in another effort to stop that fighting, ukraine's president announced he will dissolve parliament and call for early elections by the end of object. he said this decision would cleanse parliament members who are allies of the separatists. in the past few weeks the ukrainian miller has made progress against pro moscow rebels in the eastern part of that country. >>> china is taking part in military drills with russia and other countries over the next three days. video released by china's state run broadcaster showed a chinese drone hitting targets in mongolia. these the first time china has ever relea

the a's will reacquired a player from the twins trading tommy malone. lester will start tomorrow.ad long ago scheduled cespedes t shirt day on saturday so the a's are still going ahead and giving away 10,000 of the 30's for a player not on the roster. this could be a collector's item. >> we will check with leyla gulen talking about power problems but it is getting better? >> they are. we have delays because of a power outage but katie marzullo says it looks like power will be restored and folks who are depending on this can get to work due time and crowds will be building and hopefully it will dissipate. it looks like several lines are switching back at church and shuttle buses are still in place until further notice. a mess over the altamont pass which is in the next report. but, first, the bay bridge toll plaza is loading up with the metering lights not turned on and fast track is looking good. dumbarton is good and it looks like friday light but not the case over the altamont pass and looking at an excess of one hour and 30 memberships to head from tracy to dublin and i will te

. >> gus malones says they are stepping up. new sturdier tank cars like this one being phased in.s he speak, an oil train rolls past us through south seattle. >> right now there's a demand and we move those products that america demands. >> reporter: railroads hauling bakken oil have now been ordered by the department of transportation to provide information about how often the big trains run and how much they carry. many states like washington have made that information public over industry objection he. >> we don't fee -- objection he. >> we feel it isn't necessary for customer security. but we do provide it for people who need to know. >> dean smith and others are hardly not alone. encouraging twitter reports on every oil train spotted. the fre forest ethics environmel group. urban train crossings are growing targets for process pro. he wants to track the numbers they give out and wants the public to have as much information as possible as a matter of safety. and he has a simple message for government, railroads and oil companies. >> you've got a real job here to do and if i ha

care line -- caroline malone, al jazeera. >>> we have got a tropical depression, just lying off towardsast of taiwan, but you also notice we have another area of cloud further toward the west. it is unusual to have two big systems so close together. this is a tropical storm which is going to develop into a typhoon. this first system is producing a lot of very heavy rain across the islands of japan. that is really heavy rain. now the next point is that this tropical storm, which is eventually going to become a typhoon is going to follow a very similar track across korea and southern parts of japan. al jazeera is planning to send a team to south korea which could see in excess of 2 to 300 millimeters of rain. so we'll keep you posted. wednesday early hours you'll have sustained winds of about 140, gusts unto 160 and it should start to turn towards the pacific. so we'll keep you posted on that one. but as far as north asia is concerned over the next few days there will be a lot of heavy rain that will continue for some sometime. >> thanks >>> now where to next with the diplomatic efforts?

caroline malone with more. >> reporter: an inferno caused by one of the worst gas accidents to hit therea. shops and homes went up in flames after powerful explosions in taiwan's second largest city. emergency services had responded to reports of a gas leak just a few hours earlier. and security cameras caught this explosion. terrified people ran out into the streets. some tried to help the injured. the military has sent 1400 soldiers to take part in a recovery effort. with many lives lost, relatives of those killed came to the hospital shortly after hearing the devastating news. >> reporter: six seriously injured people are being monitored in intensive care unite. one has suffered a fracture of the spine. the other has suffered a brain hemorrhage. >> this is what they saw in the morning. some say that it looked like an earthquake had hit. the explosion became even clearer in the daylight. >> i live nearby and i heard a loud explosion. i was shocked when i saw the street here. it was a mess. >> reporter: hundreds of people have evacuated from the affected areas. >> we've brought heavy

caroline malone has more. >> reporter: an inferno caused by one of the worst gas accide accidents to hit. shops and homes went up in flames in taiwan's second largest city. emergency services responded to reports just a few months earlier. security cameras caught this explosion. terrified people ran out into the street. some tried to help the injured, the military has sent 1400 soldiers to take part in the recovery effort. with many lives were lost. relatives wit came shortly after hearing the devastating news. >> six seriously injured people are being monitored. two are in surgery. one has suffered fracture of the spine and another a brain hemorrhage. >> reporter: this is what people saw in the morning. some said it looked like an earthquake hit. the forces of the explosion became clearer in the daylight. >> i live nearby. i heard a loud explosion last night. i was shocked when i heard the street here. it was a mess. >> reporter: hundreds of people have evacuated from the affected areas. >> we've brought heavy equipment to search, life detecters and search dogs. our priorities are t

caroline malone has more. >> reporter: one of the worst gas accidents to hit the area.nd homes went up in flames after several powerful explosions in taiwan's second largest city. emergency services had responded to reports of a gas leak just a few hours earlier. security cameras caught this explosion. terrified people ran out into the street. some tried to help the injured, but many lives were lost. the relatives of a firefighter who was killed came to the hospital shortly after hearing the devastating news. >> translator: six seriously injured people are being moni r monitored in intensive care. two are in surgery. >> reporter: this is what people saw in the morning. some today it looked like an earthquake hit. the force of the explosions became even clearer in the daylight. >> translator: i live nearby and i heard a loud explosion last night. i was shocked when i saw the street here. it was a mess. >> reporter: hundreds of people have evacuated from the area. the military has sent 1400 soldiers to take part in the recovery effort. >> translator: the troops include a

and on a clear willingness to use them to their own end, carolyn malone, al jazeera. >>> ira nshn, tve hasn an earthquake and we have no reports of deaths and we are hearing of about 60 people have been injured. telephone lines have apparently been cut. the electricity is gone and so has the water supply in the nearby city of ab-donan and more details of course on that as soon as we get them. now, ukraine military is continuing the campaign to penetrate rebel-controlled areas in the east and renewed fighting in donsk and plumes of smoke filled the sky and people were killed on sunday and forces from kiev advanced in the city and taking control of a suburban they are urging kiev and moscow to avoid direct confrontation. emma hayward has the latest where the army says it pushed back the rebels. >> reporter: a few months ago many of these men had never picked up a weapon. they were paramedics, students, builders, lawyers. now they are firing live rounds, getting ready to fight. the ukrainian army is using volunteer fighters like these to try to win back territory and they have a few week

john malone. bought in, continued buying livenation shares.ently he said in the past, the company would benefit from going private as the industry changes and you rethink your model. is that on the table and what are you discussing with ma loan at this moment? >> you know, greg mafe or chairman and on the board and liberty a great shareholder. we love the fact they've bought into our business model the last couple years and increased their stake. we think obviously with returns giving shareholders over the last couple of years, we've got a lot of runway left and are very happy over the next few years to keep delivering profits and shareholder value. so short of running a better business and delivering value, that's the only agenda right now. >> your business has changed a lot over the past years with the rise of technology. in a lot of ways big data business. how are you leveraging data to make more money? >> unlike the record business, the internet was the gift to the live music business, because it's not duplicatable. you've got to experienc

malone ben mir says the holocaust in world war ii directly influenced many older people's unyieldingsrael. >> they see israel as the final refuge, the only refuge for the jews. and hence, regardless of almost wrongdoing, they feel it is justified. >> reporter: 65-year-old jerry believes young people who question the military's actions do so because they lack context. >> when they turn on the tv and the news media tells them about, you know, 58% negative, 85% negative, that's the way they react. >> reporter: many young people, the so-called millennials, people born between the 1980s to the early 2000s are more influenced by what they see on social media and news alternatives like the daily show with jon stewart. >> i was saying it was last thursday saw the start of a new ground offensive launched by israel. >> do you believe that the state of israel, its existence is at risk if they don't do what they're doing? >> i would almost say that the state of israel is at risk if it continues doing what it's doing. >> yes, yes. >> reporter: a dilemma pitting old against young, and even those w

michael malone will be here, note author and historian from here in silicon valley.e has written a brilliant new book, intel trinity, how robert morse, andy grove built the world's most important company. that is his assertion. he will be here with scott budman much nbc 4 who will do interviews. his book publishes the same day he is here. this is michael's first appearance on his silicon valley book tour, i hope you are here for that, thursday, july 24th. august 7th we return to revolutionaries after a bit of a summer break. we'll look at the early days of the internet with akamai ceo tom layton i hope you are here for that. you have q&a cards on your chairs or tables. take advantage of that, that's how we get you involved in the conversation doug and i will be having after he does his presentation. now for the program. doug menuez is a very accomplished author and photographer and he has done so much important work all over the world in a variety of important fields. today we focus on this incredible project that he did called, fearless genius, the digital revolutio

michael malone will be your, the noted author and historian here from silicon valley. is written a brilliant new book called the intel trinity. he will be here with scott of nbc for who will be doing the interviews. his book publishers the same day that he is here, michael's first appearance on his silicon valley bookstores i hope you be here for that, thursday july 24. on august 7 we returned to revolutionaries after a bit of a summer break. we will look at the early days of the internet with tom i hope you be here for that, too. you have q&a cards on your chairs or tables. take advantage of that. that's a we get you involved in the conversation that we will be having after he does his presentation. and now for the program. doug menuez is a very accomplished author and photographer, and he has done so much important work all over the world in a variety of important fields. today we focus on this incredible project that he did called "fearless genius: the digital revolution in silicon valley 1985-2000". when he was a brilliant, young photographer here in silicon valley

caroline malone, al jazeera. >> 21 ukrainian soldiers were killed overnight in the eastern ukraine.al records say the servicemen were ambushed by pro-russian separatists not far from the rebel strong hold of donetsk. their bodies could not be recovered because of the ongoing fighting. more dutch and australian investigators have reached the flight mh-17 crash site in ukraine and begun recovery work. they will join a site who the reached there on thursday. inspection teams had been held back due to fighting in the area. to west africa where there has been a state of emergency due to the outbreak of ebola. the virus world health organizas >>> the u.s. peace corpse is evacuating t here in nigeria where one man is known to have died of the disease. equipment are being installed in major international airports to screen suspected cases. >> we will be able to ensure passengers that are boarding those flights are ebola-free. we are also ensuring that as soon as those passengers are ready to take off, we have lists of the manifests which we look at and, also, we have professionals on the gr