lori? lori: doug mckelway many thanks.l employers adding jobs at a solid pace in december, the economy added a better than expected 295,000 jobs last month. unemployment rate fell to 5.5%. now, the unemployment rate falling, however because more americans left the work force. the number of americans employed or looking for a job falling near a 37-year low. american workers also not reaping the benefits in their paychecks. hourly wages barely keeping up with inflation up just 2% from a year ago. economists see rising wages as confirmation that the labor market is strengthening. >>> investors not cheering today's jobs report, wall street now expecting the fed will hike interest rates sooner than previously expected so at the end of the day the dow down 279 points. the s&p off 30, the nasdaq dropping 55 points. volume on the big board picking up to 3.8 billion shares. now for the week the dow and s&p down 1 is.5%, the nasdaq posting weekly losses less than 1%. apple shares climbing higher on news the tech giant will join the

lori? lori: doug mckelway many thanks.l employers adding jobs at a solid pace in december, the economy added a better than expected 295,000 jobs last month. unemployment rate fell to 5.5%. now, the unemployment rate falling, however because more americans left the work force. the number of americans employed or looking for a job falling near a 37-year low. american workers also not reaping the benefits in their paychecks. hourly wages barely keeping up with inflation up just 2% from a year ago. economists see rising wages as confirmation that the labor market is strengthening. >>> investors not cheering today's jobs report, wall street now expecting the fed will hike interest rates sooner than previously expected so at the end of the day the dow down 279 points. the s&p off 30, the nasdaq dropping 55 points. volume on the big board picking up to 3.8 billion shares. now for the week the dow and s&p down 1 is.5%, the nasdaq posting weekly losses less than 1%. apple shares climbing higher on news the tech giant will join the

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>> "america tonight"'s lori jane gliha and her tough questions to d.c. leaders. >> but are they safer? >> i have to answer to your question. >> ...you know... we're selling it to the blacks... and when they start killing each other, nobody cares! >> i was going through like a million dollars worth of drugs just about every day. >> freeway rick was getting his dope from a very big operator... >> they had been trafficking on behalf of the united states government. >> the c.i.a. admitted it... >> then you have to start questioning the whole system... >> the rise... fall... and redemption of freeway rick ross >> freeway crack in the system only on al jazeera america . >> it's an unsolved mystery and a sharp indictment of how a city that prides itself on its power, children for years have been warehoused in a building never meant to be a shelter. a facility politicians keep promising to shut down. you might think aafter eight-year-old relisha rudd fell through gaping contraction in the safety net, city leaders would be ready to make good on its promise he but

>> "america tonight"'s lori jane gliha and her tough questions to d.c. leaders. >> but are they safer? >> i have to answer to your question. >> discipline... >> that's what i wanna hear... >> strength... >> give me all you got... >> respect.... >> now... >> bootcamp >> stop your'e whining... >> for bad kids... >> they get a little dirty... so what... >> dangerous... >> we have shackles with spit bag... >> they're still having nightmares >> if you can't straighten out your kids... >> they're mine >> al jazeera america presents camp last resort on al jazeera america >> this is the true definition of tough love . >> it's an unsolved mystery and a sharp indictment of how a city that prides itself on its power, children for years have been warehoused in a building never meant to be a shelter. a facility politicians keep promising to shut down. you might think aafter eight-year-old relisha rudd fell through gaping contraction in the safety net, city leaders would be ready to make good on its promise he but you're i don't think. lori jane gliha continues with t

estÁ con los detalles lori?, el esteti tea party y al lanzar su lucha presidencial es potterner a la o ofensiva ofensiva a jeff bush y marco rubio y la meta es recaudar fondos la prÓxima semana. >>> el senador republicano ted cruz cuyo efdzverdadera nombre es rafael edwards cruz resaltÓ las raÍces de su padre cubano y su fe religiosa para explique car por quÉ quiere ser presidente. dijo para muchos estadounidenses la promesa de estados unidos parece cada vez mÁs remota. el primer anuncio lo hizo por twitter y mÁs tarde en la universidad cristiana liberty envÍo un fuero sete mensaje que competirÁ un voto evangÉlico. >>> la historia de ted cruz >>> y tambiÉn por el voto hispano ya lanzÓ su primer anuncio en espaÑol la mayorÍa de los analistas estÁn de acuerdo que para cualquier candidato ganar la casa blanca necesita tener el voto hispano en el cazoso del senador cruz es un reto. >>> declarÓ hoy no quisiera ver ustedes un presidente que asegure las fronteras y cree tambiÉn inscontitucional las acciones ejecutivas

an unsolved problem in the immigration crisis. >>> "america tonight" lori jane gliha is here. it seems that the situation for the individuals is still up in the air. >> yes, on top of trying to fit into school and figure out what is going on they are going through deportation. juan is a minor, fleeing a violent situation. he may qualify for a juvenile visa and stay here. macarena was a minor, and is an adult now and admitted to not fleeing a violent situation. she may have a tougher time, may face having to go back hotel. >> this does bring to the point. this brings to the point the situation. one who says she came from the economic opportunity one that says he was fleeing violence. >> we asked them. this is one of the things that has been argued why are the kids coming do they know they have special rights. juveniles are treated differently. so we don't send kids to a dangerous situation. when i talked to her she was aware if she was able to make it across the border, she'd have a better opportunity if she was a minor, versus being an adult. and wanted her child here, he is a

para regreasr a los meno menores que cruzaron las fronte fronteras, detvamos con los detalles con loria las fronteras a estados unidos e estÁn huyendo de situaciones vio violentas y debido a la escasesz de abosgados que los rpresepresenten en el paÍs el gobierno de mx mÉxico puso en marza uncha un prog programa pilitooto rabajo en o en texas, drego dregon portland y brownsiville aprapara poder explicarles bien la s sitauciouaciÓn . >> lo que nosotros qeuermoe s hace hacerhacequeremos ase asegturar aseg asegurar es el intereÉs el menror si es victiÍctima de algÚn crimen co como trata y o ssi es obligado a hacer actividad ilicitÍcitas, lo sme smenores muchas veces no reciben las atenciones adecuadas y es que sus procesos son massÁs rapid rÁpidos. >>a dmdemÁs de hacerle bavarias entre entreisvistas las atuutoridades mex mexiscanos seguiraÁn en revisioÓn de este plan, regresamos con ustedes a los estudios . >> gracias lori montenegro y bie bien un tempblblor de proporciones epicaÉpicas podriaÍa sacudir a cal california en cualquier momento . >> eso lo dice el snervicio g . >> detavamos con

estÁ con nosotros lori montenegro. >>> gracias. de estados unidos diciendo que presionen a que respete la soberanÍa de venezuela. >>> no somos una amenaza, escribiÓ el gobierno de maduro en una carta abierta al pueblo estadounidense. publicada en el nueva york times denunciÓ los intentos que llamÓ tiranicos, exigiÓ que obama cese las hostilidades. >>> nuestra intenciÓn no es promover la inestabilidad en venezuela sino la democracia declarÓ el subsecretario adjunto para amÉrica del sur. pero demÓcratas cuestionaron si washington no tendrÍa que presionar mÁs sobre los poderes especiales para gobernar por decreto. >>> el gobierno maduro oprima a su pueblo y crea una crisis humanitaria, pero que impacta al pueblo. apoya abiertamente a irÁn y siria. >>> viajarÁ la canciller venezolana, hay informes que pedirÍa aquÍ la palabra en la organizaciÓn de estados americanos para hablar de las sanciones impuesta. >>> creen que hay muchos mÁs que deben ser sancionados. >>> responder que hay mÁs personas que son violadores de derechos humanos, tra

and not always for the best. >> lori jane gliha, al jazeera. >> that's "america tonight." what you think at aljazeera.com/"america tonight." talk to us on twitter or facebook. come back we'll have more of "america tonight," tomorrow. >> flash point fergdz. weferguson.we never left. you'll speak with people who experienced discrimination firsthand. and thin it's the prejudice we're all guilty of without even knowing it. the world of unconscious bias, clearly holding women back in the workplace or is it? the man that argues gender bias

sexuales con superosprostitutas que eran fin ciaed financiados por el cartel del narco traftrÁfico loristigar hoy los detalles ha causado indignaciÓn. entre el 2005 y el 2008 en colombia agentes de la agencia antidroga dea en su siglas en inglÉs participaron en fiestas cciÓn con prostitutas y visitaron burdeles porque estas fiestas fueron pagadas por carteles del narcotrÁfico. mike b fue agente de la dea durante 3 dÉcadas y en este libro sdri bredescribe roso peligros los peligros que enfrentan para Él sÍ los agentes pusieron en riesgo alguna investigaciÓn. >>> los pueden intimidar, los pueden amenazar posiblemente sÍ pueden dar informaciÓn que cause un impacto sobre la investigaciÓn que ladea estÁ llevando a cabo en ese paÍs que es colombia. >>> segÚn el reporte, miembros de la policÍa colombiana protegÍan las pertenencias de los agentes durante las rumbas y al menos 3 agentes especiales recibieron dinero y regalos de narcotraficantes segÚn el informe preparado aquÍ mismo en el departamento de justicia varios agentes admitieron haber participado en dichos encuentros y como castigo fuer

and not always for the best. >> lori jane gliha, al jazeera. >> that's "america tonight." what you think at aljazeera.com/"america tonight." talk to us on twitter or facebook. come back we'll have more of "america tonight," tomorrow. >> family members in danger >> he was staring in space drugged out... >> from the very people you trust to care for them >> it's killing people.. >> america tonight uncovers the fda warning that's being ignored... >> these drugs are used for the convenience of overwhelmed staff >> the deadly nursing home shortcut you need to know about >> what about their rights? >> what really goes on when you're not there? america tonight exclusive investigation: drugging dementia only on al jazeera america >> flash point fergdz. we ferguson.we never left. you'll speak with people who experienced discrimination firsthand. and thin it's the prejudice we're all guilty of without even knowing it. the world of unconscious bias, clearly holding women back in the workplace or is it? the man that argues gender bias is just a mist. i'm ali velshi, this is "real mone

regreso contigo. >>> lori montenegro, muchas gracias.merosos a las calles. ahÍ precisamente se encuentra germÁn espinel con lo Último. >>> germÁn, adelante. >>> josÉ buenas tardes y se sintiÓ bastante fuerte en ciudades como bogotÁ la capital de colombia. el epicentro fue un municipio del oriente de colombia. y fue 6,6 grado s de magnitud. a las 13.55 # de la tarde hora de colombia. y 4.54 hora de miami. y mÁs de 160 kilÓmetros de profundidad. y esto hace que no haya daÑos y no se reporten daÑos graves ni vÍctimas hasta el momento. las autoridades hacen un barrido por todo el paÍs para ver estos daÑos. y se hace un reporte inicial. en los municipios de matanza, mesa de los santos betania y el mra iÓn en el departamento de santander, esto en el oriente. se sintiÓ en varias regiones del paÍs, incluida bogotÁ fien evacuados edificios del centro de bogotÁ, don son mÁs altos los edificios, no hay daÑos graves ni vÍctimas. vuelvo con marÍa celeste. >>> gracias germÁn desde bogotÁ. >>> y el mortal choque de 2 helicÓpteros que trasladaron a los

we will speak with lori wallach of public citizen. then to how the fbi created a terrorist. >> the really dangerous guys are not being trapped in a sting operation, because in a way they're not dumb enough to go to the local mosque or the community and talk to an informant about how they want to commit an act of terrorism. the really dangerous guys are not being deceptive by the fbi. amy: we look at the case of sami osmakac. he is currently serving 40 years in jail for plotting a terror attack in tampa that was put together almost entirely by fbi agents. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. a shooting rampage at tunisia's national museum has left 22 people dead, 20 foreign tourists and two tunisians, nearly 50 people injured. two gunmen began the attack by opening fire on tourists as they got off a bus and chasing them inside the museum. it is one of the most popular tourist attractions in tunis, and adjacent to the country's parliament else in. the dead

"america tonight" correspondent lori jane gliha found it can access a shocking amount of illegal contraband and law enforcement is left in a daily struggle to stop it. >> reporter: the first time you logged on to the dark net, how nervous were you? >> i was pretty nervous. this woman was 15 when she started buying drugs from the dark net. she asked us not to use her name. >> what was the surprising thing about the dark net? >> that you can order drugs were anywhere in the world and they can be delivered to your doorstep. >> by using a browser, she was able to anonymously access sites invisible to search engines, where the illegal drug trade is thriving. she ordered everything from acid to m.d.m. a and cocaine. >> like almost a million other users, she made most of her purchases on a site called silk road. it was known as the ebay of online drug sales. >> as soon as you log on you see images of all kind of drugs at your fingertips. >> in object 2013, the fbi seized silk road and arrested the mastermind. >> i was terrified. i was thinking what if they started figuring out where the packages a

that website, evolution, it vanished just hours after lori jane's story appeared. but there's no evidence that the someone other than the fbi took it down. made off with $12 million that was being head in escrow for illicit purchases. you can't report that to the police. next are they being loved to death? >> this morning, crazy, too many people, too many boats. >> florida's unglamorous residents and the fear that manatees are being man handled. >> what assurances can you give that these won't create damage? >> "america tonight""america tonight"'s adam may is back. thursday on "america tonight." >> sunday. >> you're taking "if" i have kids and you're changing it to "when" i have kids. >> a life-changing choice. >> it is wonderful to have children, but i think you can have a happy life without children. >> follow a very personal journey. >> after the age of 45 to get pregnant... is one percent. >> i'm a bit nervous. >> from the best filmmakers of our time. >> it's not traditionally what broadcast journalism does. >> the new home for original documentaries. al jazeer

that website evolution it vanished just hours after lori jane's story appeared. but there's no evidence that the someone other than the fbi took it down. made off with $12 million that was being head in escrow for illicit purchases. you can't report that to the police. next are they being loved to death? >> this morning, crazy too many people, too many boats. >> florida's unglamorous residents and the fear that manatees are being man handled. >> what assurances can you give that these won't create irreversible environmental damage? >> "america tonight""america tonight"'s adam may is back. thursday on "america tonight." broadcast journalism does. >> the new home for original documentaries. al jazeera america presents "motherhood on ice". sunday, 10:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america >> here's a reminder that things don't always go the way you expect. but does that remember we can afford to put it as risk. much has beened about the endangered florida manatee. the beloved although ungainly sea cow has been staging a come back but what threatened him in the first

. >> lori montenegro estÁ en washington con mÁs. >> gracias mary josÉ el estudio se realizÓ durante seis la conducta inapropiada iba mÁs allÁ de la policÍa. >> (gritos). >> la muerte de michael brown de 18 aÑos a manos de un policÍa blanco provocÓ semanas de protestas violentas, meses despuÉs dicen haber encontrado patrones de discriminaciÓn no solo por la policÍa de ferguson sino tambiÉn las cortes y cÁrceles municipales. >> hay mÁs, la investigaciÓn encontrÓ que agentes utilizan fuerza excesiva y desproporcionada contra los afroamericanos. >> la reacciÓn de algunos en el comitÉ judicial de la cÁmara baja no se hizo esperar. >> cuando tuve este informe que tiene que llenar a ti de bastante vergÜenza ¿verdad? que nosotros vivimos en este paÍs y que todavÍa la policÍa el comportamiento, la conducta de la policÍa estÁ basada en estereotipo raciales. >> los afroamericanos representan el 67% de la poblaciÓn en ferguson pero entre el 2012 y 201485% de personas detenidos eran afroamericanos 93% arrestados eran afroamericanos en el 88% de los casos que se documentÓ el uso de fuerza fue en contr

harÍan mÁs daÑo que bien, dijo que el asunto es uno de derechos humanos. >> regresamos contigo. >> lori golpe invernal a solo una semana que llegue la primavera jimena. >> asÍ es buenas tardes inusual la nevada que se registrÓ ayer es la mÁs intensa de hace diez aÑos aunque pobladores estÁn acostumbrados al frÍo no estÁn preparados para enfrentar la nieve no sus casas. >> el fenÓmeno fue provocado por el frente frÍo, nÚmero 41, 3 comunidades de este estado fueron sorprendidas por la nieve, durante mÁs de 13 horas la autopista mÉxico puebla estuvo cerrada por el peligro kimy aplicaba pasar sobre 6 centÍmetros de su hielo. >> no hubo comunicaciÓn hasta ahora no tenemos todavÍa luz. >> un dÍa despuÉs regresamos a la zona afectada protecciÓn civil informÓ que muchas viviendas asÍ fueron purj cadas la nieve. >> debido afuera tez vientos se cayeron varios Árboles, los techo se vinieron abajo. >> las casas se inundaron y con plÁstico protegieron sus cosas cosas. >> la misma nevada se metiÓ por ahÍ tiene un hueco. >> ante la pobreza y necesidad han tenido que im provisor techos de cartÓn y con

lori: one last quick comment matt. >> it's early. lori: yep. >> cut him some slack, we're going to have a lot of changes. lori: you guys are fantastic. that does it for us tonight. thau ♪ >> a deadly shark attack off the coast of maui. >> the sharks are coming. are your kids vaccinated. >> there are now 70 cases of measles tied to an outbreak at disneyland. >> this is a medical crisis as well as a national security crisis. >> it all sounds so scary. what should we do about it? >> some things need requirement of big brother. >> life or death. that's our show tonight. ♪ >> and now, john stossel. stossel: i don't want to die. but i'm not sure what to worry about. because when i watch the news, i see so much to worry about. >> is isis already here and ready to strike here? >> a deadly shark attack off the coast of maui has people afraid to go into the water. >> from planes to cruise ships and stores they're throwing out plastic bottles because they're worried about bpa. >> oh my goodness, what am i going to do, i don't want to die. the f

i'm going to miss him. >> reporter: and jeffrey lori says there are plans for the eagles to officially honor bednarik coming up. those plans are still in the works. reporting live in bethlehem, deanna durante, nbc 10 news. >>> new at 6:00 protesters angry over the police shooting of brandon tate brown disrupted this community meeting last week and today they took their fight to philadelphia city hall. nbc 10 in center city as demonstrators chanted who killed brandon tate brown? they are demanding philadelphia police release the names of the officers who shot and killed tate brown during a december traffic stop on frankfurt avenue. district attorney seth williams says brandon tate brown did not follow officers' orders during that traffic stop and was running back to his car to get a gun when officers shot him. >> last week we reported ten members of the same group were arrested last week during a protest at a community policing meeting in long crest. now they're calling for prosecutors to drop the charges against those who were charged. >> we believe the philadelphia police are so far g

la visa h2b dura un ano y puede ser renovada por tres anos consecutivos en washington lori montenegro. lorena -- por lo general esta visa se concede por un aÑo; sin embargo, puede renovarse dos veces hasta un total de 3 aÑos. juanfra uno de los parques naturales ms concurridos al norte de la baha sufri una naturales ms concurridos al norte de la baha sufri una lamentable tragedia este fin de semana... varios turistas que realizaban una caminata en "point reyes" vieron como la tierra se deslizaba bajo sus pies... dos de ellos cayeron varios metros.. uno muri y el otro est est recibiendo tratamiento por sus heridas... take 2boxes en vivo desde el hospital "santa rosa memorial" est paola reyes de telemundo 48 primera edicin... paola cuntanos sobre esta tragedia... que pudo ser evitada.. paola live live bug cg: paola facebook cg: paola facebook pregunta anchors for paola paola y es que al parecer varios turistas hicieron caso omiso a las advertencias sobre esta enorme grieta y se les vio divisando el paisaje parados all no es as? juanfra/ots ---pese a que oficialmente empez la primavera..

brad stone spoke with glenn lori about at&t's road trip. >> our visit is about every thing is connecteddustrial internet of things, it's all about businesses wanting to be better and more productive. you have the car business, which for us is one of the greatest opportunities. we see the car is the next in device. we announced in third quarter we will have connected 50% of the cars in the united states this year. at the show we have a few partners with us, but really what it is is about putting elsie and the vehicles utilizing that to make the car a safer place, a more productive place, and hope ling -- hopefully getting vehicle to vehicle. infrastructure that makes smart cities. >> why is at&t's network that are suited for this market? >> we have the best network in the united states. it's more about the platforms you build around iot. we started on this journey a long time ago. we invested early, we actually sell platforms that allow us to be better partners than anyone else in the world. i'm really excited about where we are, really excited about the partnerships we have. and yes we

lori montenegro estÁ en washington. >>> gracias, josÉ mari.n el que washington colabora para combatir el terrorismo lo describen como una naciÓn que lucha por hacer una transiciÓn pacifica hacia la democracia. >>> los sonidos y las imÁgenes cuentan el pÁnico que vivieron en tÚnez. donde tres pistoleros vestidos como militares abrieron fuego contra turistas y entre los muertos ciudadanos de colombia brasil y espaÑa. >>> el primer ministro de ese paÍs prometiÓ luchar sin piedad. estados unidos ofreciÓ su apoyo a este paÍs. e efectivos de seguridad escoltaron a turistas. uno alertÓ a un familiar en estados unidos sobre lo que ocurrÍa. >>> fueron evacuadas por una puerta de atrÁs, y fueron ya liberados y estÁn sanos. >>> dos de los terroristas murieron en el ataque y segÚn las autoridades otros huyeron. tÚnez donde se iniciÓ la llamada primavera Árabe el ataque se produce cuando este paÍs intenta estabilizar su democracia. >>> es polÍtico para que el gobierno haga un cambio o las personas de este paÍs hagan un convocamiento. >>> la violencia se ha

. >>> gracias lory vamos a seguir de cerca esta noticia. >>> y bien mÁs de 7 mil menores indocumentadosita en corte. >>> abogados y activistas dicen que no es culpa de ellos si no un una falla r del gobierno >>> efectivomente, josÉ mary algunos de estos niÑos no presentaron a la corte porque no recibieron citaciÓn agaches alguna para conseguir un representante legal entre otras cosas. >>> zoila dice que hace to 2 aÑos su hijo llegÓ solo desde guatemala. no pudieron bien mi direcciÓn y la cita no llegÓ si no fuera por la llamada, milli jo tambiÉn estuviera en guatemala. >>> se presentÓ sola y el juez le dio mÁs tiempo para praerp se esta abogada la ayuda su hijo menor llegÓ hace meses y esta vez la notificaciÓn llegÓ con dÍas de anticipaciÓn. >>> no presentan el citatorio con tiempo suficiente. >>> entre octubre deque cruzaron la frontera solos, los que resultaron en 8 mil ordenes de deportaciÓn. una preocupaciÓn es que el gobierno para estos casos no provee un representante legal para que los menores se presenten en corte y con la corta notificaciÓn no da tiempo para conseguir uno >>> s

are stored he has proved this fateful lightning of his terrible swift sword his truth is marching on lorilelujah glory, glory, hallelujah his truth is marching on ♪ glory, glory hallelujah glory, glory hallelujah glory, glory, hallelujah his truth is marching on in the beauty of the lilies that were born across the seas there's a glory in his visage god is marching on glory, glory hallelujah glory, glory hallelujah glory, glory hallelujah is truth is marching on ♪ [applause] >> all i can say is, while -- w ow. thank you very much for that stirring music. ladies and gentlemen, that can today's program, but we have one more for you to do. we would like to invite you to get up out of your chairs and walk up to the next layer of stairs here on the lincoln memorial and we would like to get a group photo. if the opportunity to get your picture taken with -- and the opportunity to get your picture taken with presently can. on behalf of the park service and the lincoln group of the district of columbia, thank you so much for coming today. [applause]

they arrested lori katz after she was caught walking down the runway. katz was arrested for trespassing. no word on why she was on the runway. >>> a woman died in a car crash in fair tagsfax county. three cars were involved here. you can see one ended up in the woods. it happened in burke on lee chapel road near the fairfax county parkway. three other people were hurt. the road should be reopened at this hour. >>> investigators are focusing on the co-pilot's mental state would crashed that plane in the french al p ps killing everyone on board. french prosecutor saez they have not questioned the family of 267-year-old andreas lubitz out of respect for their pain at this point. crews are back out searching for the second black box from that plane. they're also looking for more bodies in the debris. following the crash, australia passed a new law requiring two crew members to be in the cockpit on all domestic and international flights. p. >>> today mayor bowser is expected to announce plans to create new affordable housing and more jobs in the district. it

. ♪ ♪ lori: and a very good evening, everybody, i'm lori rothman in tonight for lou bobs.s form on law enforcement issuing some of his most scathing comments yet about the 800,000 men and women in blue who put their lives on the line each and every day to protect americans. listen to the president this morning weighing in on this week's justice department report on racial bias in ferguson. >> i don't think that is typical of what happens across the country, but it's not an isolated incident. i think that there are circumstances in which trust between communities and law enforcement have

y lori montenegro estÁ frente al bar donde tuvo lugar esto. >>> asÍ es mari josÉ estamos aquÍ en un pueblontes, estamos en el bar trinity, estÁ abierto, pero lo que pasÓ aquÍ en la madrugada del miÉrcoles causÓ conmociÓn, y se iniciÓ mÁs de una investigaciÓn, una criminal por la policÍa de charlotte, y otra ordenada por el propio gobernador del estado. >>> el arresto de este estudiante provocÓ protestas e indignaciÓn. >>> sentimos que este tipo de cosas no puede pasar. >>> johnson gritaba soy estudiante a los oficiales mientras lo esposaban. pero la fuerza estÁ siendo cuestionada. ayer el joven dijo que todos merecemos ser tratados con respeto. en la universidad de virginia hay mÁs de 21 mil estudiantes. pero pocos son latinos y afroamericanos. >>> jacqueline restrepo conoce a johnson y lo describe como un excelente estudiante. >>> es buena gente, no causa problemas, el ve lo bueno en otras personas. >>> autoridades dijeron estar intoxicado, y dijeron que lo detuvieron por esto y durante el arresto resultÓ herido. >>> el gobernador del estado dijo que como padre de un hijo universitario le

instead into our with all due respect to lori and as we head back to a simpler time. a time before frozen when we still cared about what mitt romney had to say now he is talking about hillary clinton female and offering advice to elegant >> romney: it is always something with the clintons. i will be talking to our nominee about the mistakes i made in suggesting things that he or she are to do differently than i do. that is pretty straightforward it is a binder. i don't that guy lost any votes for that. campbell: is it good for the republican party to have mitt romney hovering? mark: he can raise money, give advice to the nominee and rev up the campaigning on his own, but something makes me a little nervous with some of those answers, that he might make the prospective nominee a little murderous -- a little nervous. campbell: he was demonized during his campaign as a gordon gekko type monster. but when he saw the documentary which took him out of the campaign context, he comes off as everyone sort of favorite uncle. mark: if he doesn't like the person heading toward th

. ♪ ♪ lori: and a very good evening, everybody, i'm lori rothman in tonight for lou bobs.rcement issuing some of his most scathing comments yet about the 800,000 men and women in blue who put their lives on the line each and every day to protect americans. listen to the president this morning weighing in on this week's justice department report on racial bias in ferguson. >> i don't think that is typical of what happens across the country, but it's not an isolated incident. i think that there are circumstances in which trust between communities and law enforcement have b

at the height of the progress a former ferguson police officer defended his department to lori jane glihaa tonight." >> you are hit with everything. anything that is wrong in the metropolitan area, ferguson is hit with it. >> do you think the ferguson corrupt? >> no, in any profession people are racist, buts that's in the heart. i never saw that. a lot of anger directed, i think general. >> what are the misconceptions that people have about the police department. >> that they are not doing anything with the community, and when i worked there, they worked with the different community organizations, they have a programme. >> bowman spent years as a research speaker. he knew kids by name, and watched them grow up. >> i tried to reach the people i was dealing with, whether it be students or the parents in the community, and you just, you know, treat the kids give them respect in their programme. we'd play kick ball, we'd have races and, you know, i did double dutch and foursquare with the kids. you try to build a relationship. >> bowman said he lived in the area, spending time in the communit

in arinda, lori anthony, abc 7 news. >> health officials have found a dead crow with west nile virus in east bay. it is the earliest detection of the virus on record. west nile is mostly harmful to birds, but it is possible for people to contract the disease from mosquitos that are carrying it. >> a peeping tom trying to force a woman into a home went to the police department to explain himself. he knew he had been caught on surveillance video tuesday night. but, during a lengthy interview officers say he admitted to peeping in several other cars. the victim opened heroin doe and reached in. when she screamed, he ran to a sliding glaz door and, again, tried to get into the house. >> santa clara deputies are revealing their jail security after a suspected child molester escaped. he's still on the loose. carter was classified as a minimum security inmate. and that means only one deputy was guarding him on that out-of-jail trip. crime stoppers just upped the reward for information leading to his capture and arrest. >> allocations of kick backs at the san francisco police department. >>

lori estÁ para explicarnos esta rara incertidumbre. >>> gracias josÉ gusto saludarte el lunes cuando el senado por mÁs de 20 horas leyendo un libro de cuentos. provocando la semi parÁlisis del gobierno durante dos semanas en el 2013, pero hoy cruz sorprendiÓ a muchos con el anuncio que comprarÍa seguro mÉdico su familia a travÉs de obama care. >>> dijo que probablemente obtendrÍa seguro a travÉs de su trabajo en el senado. como ski dwedwe ci ski dweexige la ley, la esposa perdiÓ el trabajo y perdiÓ el seguro mÉdico. >>> uno se en lista en obama care o compra un seguro muy caro que ni siquiera un senador lo puede pagar >>> ante las crÍticas en algunos cÍrculoss polÍticos la oficina del senador dijo que cruz no ha tomado ninguna decisiÓn >>> Él ha abogado por desmantelar a obama care y comprarÁ su seguro en obama care >>> entre tanto hoy se cumplen 5 aÑos desde que el presidente obama hizo el anuncio a esta ley del obama care. dijo que esta ley da vida. mÁs de 16 millones de personas en estados unidos recibieron pudieron conseguir un plan accesible. >>> y aÚn asÍ las encuestas indican

juanfra --- el mandatario acord sancionar a ese pas, lori montenegro nos amplia la informacin --- take6 1:28 al declarar venezuela una amenaza a la seguridad nacional de estados unidos permite al presidente barack obama aplicar sanciones que van mas alla de lo aprobado por el congreso el ano pasado. el presidente ordeno bloquear su entrada y congelar los bienes en este pais de 7 funcionarios venezolanos entre ellos militares el jefe de la policia nacional un empresario. y una mujer la fiscal katherine haringhton esto significa ademas que ninguna compania u individuo en estados unidos puede hacer negocios con ellos... "lo que haria falta es que publiquen cual son sus riquezas intereses en este pais para que tengan que explicarle al pueblo de donde lo sacaron implican a los funcionarios sancionados en violar los derechos humanos restringir la libertad de expresion el uso de violencia arrestos arbitrarios y corrupcion para reprimir a la oposicion en venezuela. "washington quiere enviar el mensaje a todos que esta dispuesto a imponer sanciones unilaterales, y tambien quizas esta perdiendo

"america tonight's" lori jane gliha looked into a explosive problem. >> reporter: cannabis concentrates called dabs are one of the most fast growing parts of the industry. concentrates could reach up to 90% thc content. at this private marijuana social club on the outskirts of denver almost everyone is dabbing. while dabs can be manufactured safely using expensive commercial equipment a rising number of home cooks are trying to make concentrates by watching how to videos on youtube. >> you squish it down. >> the house is on fire the house is on fire. >> the concentrates are as dangerous as meth labs now. >> kevin is a federal intelligence analyst and tracks the are extraction labs. >> they are holding a pyrex dish that has gas expelling out onto their clothing, onto their person, once that ignition source explodes into fumes flames. >> this is our most recent ones where the actual strush caught onstructureactually caught on fire. >> he shows us some cases. >> no skin there. >> completely singhed singed off. >> while some municipalities have passed ordinances in many places it is still p

"america tonight"s lori jane gliha spoke to a young man who is stuck in the system. >> this 18-year-old boy from guatemala stayed? a new york shelter. he's undocumented and scared to show his face. >> i'm and life. and i want to go to school. >> reporter: back home his family life was unstable. when he came to new york, he worked as a busboy. a co-worker field him he could get legal help. >> we walked into the office with papers in english. he didn't know what he was supposed to do. >> the attorney is running a new york based youth center and is representing him. >> now that he is in america, he is able to go outside without fear of being recruited by gangs, and has someone who is taking care of him, which is while. >> some children never find hearings. >> the kids that do go to court do not have lawyers. often they go up in front of a judge and government attorney by themselves, specting to represent themselves. >> she is helping her clients apply for a special visa, giving them a chance to live and work states. >> fast-forward to a new look at who is getting sent back. find 10 underag

. >> correspond lori jane gliha revealed, the system failed her but we will continue to follow up . next on our program the being mysterious disappearance of misty upham. being talk to us on twitter or ought our facebook page and come back when we'll have more of "america tonight." a show about innovations that can change lives. >> the science of fighting a humanity and we are doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science by scientists. . >> tonight "techknow" vets the virus hunters. >> we want to understand the evolution of these pathogens. >> this team deals with the planet. >> all the damage microscopic agent. lindsay moran is ex-c.i.a., she's about to join them. entering a biolab. >> sorry, we cannot confirm your identity concern? >> what is going to be like ebola, but we haven't seen it yet. dr charlotte mcshane is a mechanical engineer. tonight what she learnt about tornados. phil torres. i'm phil torres. 'm an entomologist. that's hour team, nout let's do some science. >>> hey, guys, welcome to "techknow", joined by dr ross shimabuku, and lindsay moran. microscopic t

lori: yep. >> cut him some slack, we're going to have a lot of changes. lori: you guys are fantastic. that does it for us tonight. thank you so much for joining us. have a fantastic weekend. good night from new york. neil: if jobs are soaring why is it so many americans are still just plain old bumming? maybe because jobs really aren't soaring and because the jobs numbers everyone looks at really aren't what we should be quoting? welcome everybody, i'm neil cavuto. folks we're being fooled. 295,000 jobs weren't really added to the economy last month. over the last few monthses, more than two million jobs were lost. now, i know what you're thinking, old cavuto, propeller head, is climbing back inside his black helicopter to share his latest sinister or government plot, but hear me out. i don't think anyone's plotting and i'm not here to say we're being lied to, just not fully informed. not deliberately. i want to stress, no one is lying to us or with evil intent hoodwinking us. when it comes to the jobs numbers they're just giving us one jobs number. the o