milt: hey, marjorie, it's me. is she around?oint, she's gonna have to talk to me. okay, just... just tell mom that i called. thanks, steve. ♪ i know that i was given everything i could take ♪ ♪ from the moment i was living, i was dying to make ♪ ♪ nothing out of something or real out of fake... ♪ you keep an eye on milt. i don't trust him. okay. ♪ ooh-ooh ♪ ♪ ooh ♪ ♪ ooh-ooh ♪ ♪ oh... ♪ ♪ oh... ♪ ♪ the mother in the market with her kids in a line ♪ let's go. ♪ getting poorer every second ♪ ♪ trying hard to survive ♪ take care, mom. ♪ the water isn't running ♪ ♪ the bills pile high ♪ ♪ it's hard days living in the world ♪ ♪ it's hard days living in the world... ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org hey y'all. this is amy. what's up guys? alfred here. josh here with the new samsung galaxy s6 edge. it's a total redesign for samsung. super thin. light. dual edge design. just double tap to launch the camera in under a second. crazy screen resolution. and you can see message alerts even

milt: hey, marjorie, it's me. is she around?oint, she's gonna have to talk to me. okay, just... just tell mom that i called. thanks, steve. ♪ i know that i was given everything i could take ♪ ♪ from the moment i was living, i was dying to make ♪ ♪ nothing out of something or real out of fake... ♪ you keep an eye on milt. i don't trust him. okay. ♪ ooh-ooh ♪ ♪ ooh ♪ ♪ ooh-ooh ♪ ♪ oh... ♪ ♪ oh... ♪ ♪ the mother in the market with her kids in a line ♪ let's go. ♪ getting poorer every second ♪ ♪ trying hard to survive ♪ take care, mom. ♪ the water isn't running ♪ ♪ the bills pile high ♪ ♪ it's hard days living in the world ♪ ♪ it's hard days living in the world... ♪ captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org hey y'all. this is amy. what's up guys? alfred here. josh here with the new samsung galaxy s6 edge. it's a total redesign for samsung. super thin. light. dual edge design. just double tap to launch the camera in under a second. crazy screen resolution. and you can see message alerts even

have left the camp this time around, it's bound to return into the bid for milt of damascus. >> senior fighters and the other syrian opposition fighters like the free syrian army, but the areas like east of yarmouk and the south of yarmouk. >> reporter: across the country the syrian government is continuing its aerial bombardment. in the newly rebel held city of idlib. activists say the regime is still using chlorine dpas, gas a claim the regime denies. ali mustafa, al jazeera. >> veronica ped pedestrianrosa has more. >> came into place after the coup in may of 2014. the leader of this coup, general ocha has had article 44 replaced martial law which is a rather specific seven page document in the thai context. allows the leader of the government sweeping hours in any judgment he judges it necessary. there are criticisms already coming in from human rights groups that this marks as the human rights watch group puts it a dissent into dictatorship for thailand. >>> chinese president xi jinping came to power in 2012, now there's growing concern about the fate of five female activists detai

. >> milt street. >> they can't, state issue. >> doug oliver. >> yes. >> lynn abraham. >> state issue only. >> nelson diaz. >> i want some, yes. >> do we have a reporter in the house because i think we have another news story right the now. >> you realize you will be solomon jones guest tomorrow morning. anthony williams. >> it is a state issue. >> quick fire round five. >> you know watch the entire thing again if you want on the web site at my fox fill i.com. you can follow all of the debate news using hash tag fox 29de ms debate. don't for get you should probably get out ape vote. primary may the 19th. >> there was a question but mike. >> there was. >> they said if you could vote for someone not yourself who would you vote for and within of the options was yes you can vote for mike jerrick. >> a lot of them said they would vote for you. >> but we're in the using that clip. >> later we will. >> new details coming out in the death of freddie gray that story out of baltimore. >> what investigators think may have happened inside that police van and why it may have happened before. >> i

. >> we are much more suspicious than before in light of that 0 milted information. >> reporter: here is the van's trail on that crucial sunday morning. after gray was chased down by cops on bicycles he's loaded into a van. his legs appear limp. six minutes later, the van stops and police apply leg irons. gray allegedly acting irate. this is what's new. police revealing the van also stopped here at this corner. the reason for this stop, unknown. but it is recorded on these private surveillance cameras at the intersection. less than five minutes later, the van stops a third time where officers check on gray's condition in the back. next they respond to another call loading a second prisoner in the van. that second passenger in the van was picked up on the last stop. today, he spoke publicly for the first time. >> when i got in the van, i didn't hear nothing. it was a smooth ride. we went straight to the police station. all i heard was like a little banging for about four seconds. >> reporter: the peaceful protests continue as the family, police and prosecutors ask the community to be p

neil: milting down. >> fox just began when that bailout began we were fighting against it tooth and nail, there was a determination to keep these banks afloat, when probably what should have happen they should have broken up on their own. neil:? -- they created a monster if -- >> if you done bail it all it would have been armageddon, this is what fed did, i think volcker is right somewhat, federal reserve, government over last 20 years has bailed out the banks several times on the way. >> yeah. >> creates moral hazard, and allowed glass-steagall. >> so why should they -- >> we -- okay, all right. neil: okay you see why he is the better boomer. >> sad i love it. >> thank you so much. >> i look younger than him. i am not. neil: each is over 80. >> and meanwhile hillary clinton a banker friend is doing everything she can to assure her party's left but not in banker's pocket? de blasio is reportedly thinking of jumping who the race as a antibank guy. with his financial baggage glech en yougretchen you said this would hurt hillary clinton. >> it will. it far left does not believe it is being

this actually happened and the plane was not a prototype, or on milt airplane.y crashed on purpose was a full size commercial airliner. it happened in california. the government took a boeing 720 airliner in the desert and crashed it in the ground. the idea was to test a new fuel additive to make it less combustible. could it haem them from bursting into planes on crash. they flew the plane. by remote control and this is how it went. the less combustible jet fuel in a passenger airliner. watch. >> 100. >> another view through a camera in the nose of the plane, right until the time the lens breaks. >> yeah, so that didn't work. that was the supposedly less combustible jet fuel bursting into flames just like it wasn't supposed to. this is the view from inside the cabin of the plane. the test dummies handle the impact of the crash and the cabin fills with flames and it's bye-bye to the dummies. and when we think about the test crash stuff, it's usually the cars and the dummies in the steering column. but sometimes it's a full sized plane so the government can see w

they will hold a per milt over mulch? you never know what an inspector may want.ave all of my vendors coming in in 15 minutes with anticipation that we get to bring marijuana through the door. >> i could push that easily. >> so the lock doesn't work? >> every day that we don't open we're losing 10, 15, $20,000. when you own a bank and a loan on it, that means it's payments we're missing right now. it's scary honestly. how did a bank have this and no have any issues? >> i don't know. they keep saying they're going to work with you but some of the guys are kind of giving us a curve ball it seems like. >> nearby another dispensary is also racing to open. a boulder-based company, they're accepting deliveries from their vendors like edibles baker. they're close but still not open for business. >> we don't know if we're the first store but we will be opening on wednesday. we should be the first. others talked about it but i think we will actually be the first and we're really excited about it. >> after weeks of anxiety and long hours, euflora's dream of being the first

the government add milted that would never happen again. this does not relieve your feelings of nervousness if you are kenyan. >> let's take a short break. still to come, the prime minister spoke to the people of israel on the eve of holocaust remembrance day. he had harsh words. that's coming up next. and that takes a lot of energy. we use natural gas throughout the airport - for heating the entire terminal, generating electricity on-site, and fueling hundreds of vehicles. we're very focused on reducing our environmental impact. and natural gas is a big part of that commitment. >>> warm welcome back to viewers here in the united states and around the word. i'm rosemary church. >> i'm errol barnett. update you on our top stories this hour. italy says 10,000 migrants rescued at sea since friday. influx of refugees is straining local communities struggling to provide food and housing. aid groups say 400 people are missing after their boat capsized sunday. the italian coast guard has not yet confirmed that number. >> at least 150,000 people ha

with the citizens caught in the milt. hadi could be trying to restructure his military. he's sacked the army's chief of staff, deputy chief of staff and the commander of the special forces. they are accused of treason but his decision may have little impact, that's because the military is largely loyal to saleh, the deposed president and fighting alongside the houthi rebels in this war. hashem ahelbarra, al jazeera. >>> saudi arabia has requested help from islam islamabad. pakistan will meet the saudi arabian request within a week. the u.s. is making plannings to get americans out of yemen a plane is expected to ferry u.s. citizens this week from sanaa to just ajetblue. djibouti. hoping to bring his pregnant wife and two-year-old daughter back to the u.s. some arab americans have criticized america for its slow response to individuals in yemen. >>> burial grounds of thousands slaughtered by i.s.i.l. as many as 1700 soldiers from camp spiker last june. videos were posted online. one official described the scene today as heartbreaking. >>> kenya says it has launched strike

taken over a milt tear bases and for that matter, the first larger city, but then in terms of the houthiss the question is whether they feel they are still facing an existential threat from saudi arabia. as far as the houthis are concernses this a bat toll detroit them when you look at the history they will continue fighting. >> the story is not over, thank you indeed. improvised explosive devices. no the bombing campaign on houthis rebels inside yemen will end in just over one and a quarter hours it will be replaced decisive storm will be replaced by operation restoration hope this was announced by the spokeman of the saudi led coalition they claim they have degraded the militia sufficiently to allow the forces on the ground to go in and to establish a new order there speculation from our studio guests around the world, that perhaps the president may see some more power to his deputy president a man acceptable to newsroom sides and the man appointed aspirin minister as well as deputy president who may well have some leverage with the houthis. it isn't over in terms of the conflict not set

. >> it's been a week more than a week since the nigerian milt re detained two in the country. ahmed idris and ali mustafa were detained in their maiduguri hotel. al jazeera is demanding their release. in south africa ageing power plants are having a detrimental affect on people's health because of the poor power. the company is given five years to meet air quality standards. >> reporter: this wind farm is south africa's newest show piece for renewable energy. the government wants 42% of energy to come from wind and solar power within 20 years. in the meantime more than three-quarters of the electricity needs come from stations fuelled by coal. those living nearby say they are getting sick from the polluted air. >> i'm suffering asma. >> the environmental charity greenpeace says katrina's symptoms are common. she doesn't have access to electricity, and the district where she lives is home to 11 coal-powered stations and another under construction. this region is built on coal mining and burning. as you arrive there's a noticeable difference in the air quality. some researchers

a lot of christian monks are buried here who followed father her milt. mitt. -- hermit. if i.s.i.l. reaches here they'll destroy this place. it is important to i.s.i.l.'s history. >> reporter: 12km away is the front line with i.s.i.l. the kurds ransacked this place. this monastery is made up of a series of caves. it's been carefully preserved because this is an important pilgrimage site. few tourists come here any more because the threat on the doorstep. i.s.i.l. seat out to destroy christianity in iraq and wants the world to know about it. in mosul churches linked to the first apostle have been ransacked and thousands artefacts destroyed. what little was saved is moved between churches and guarded in secret locations across iraq. >> they came and said you have five minutes. i take it, my clothes and passport and five books. >> in erbil we tracked down the archbishop of mosul who agreed to show us some of what he saved. this bible is handwritten in aramaic. . >> this is the name of the father, the sun and the holy spirit. losing this history, he says, is a loss of dignity. >> there

it will come at the sum milt of the americas conference in panama.his will be the first meeting since the obama administration in december moved to normalize ties. mike viqueira is in washington. and mike what does the white house now expect will be achieved with this meeting? >> well that big step that would normalize relations between the countries. the state department from what we understand from a democratic senator who has been briefed by the state department has recommended that that state sponsorship of terrorism designation now held by only four countries around the world, including syria, iron sudan, and cuba be lifted against cuba. there are a number of economic restrictions in place as a result of being listed on the state sponsor of terror list. assets are frozen banking, economic sangionings. president obama spoke today and as he frequently does when he travels overseas he spoke on the need for a civil society, speaking about civil and human rights both in the united states and other countries. what is different about this occurrence, h

it was home to milt personnel and their families. the new residents are free to come and goo as they please. the press, however, is not allowed in. >> a 22-year-old from darfur, sudan, is grateful for italian hospitality. i've heard they have economic problems here, he tells me, but they've done what they can to help us. but with this steady and mounting influx of migrants, it's not clear how much longer italy will be able to or willing to help. cnn, augusta, italy. >>> a postal worker who landed a gyrocopter at the u.s. capitol wednesday is now out on bail. douglas mark hughes was in court thursday wearing his postal service jacket and now officials think they know how he went unnoticed. >> tonight, new video shows the mailman in his gyrocopter flying east across the national mall past the washington monument, heading straight for the u.s. capital. >> this is not good, people. >> the critical question at the center of multiple investigations, how did this gyropopter fly through what's supposed to be protected military space. >> this

kron milt helt reporting -- mike helt reporting from the police department.rom the officers, right? >>reporter: good morning. i did speak with the richmond police. one person killed, two people with serious injuries, all three of them in the wrong place at the wrong toim, hit by a -- time hit by a driver speeding away from officers. also video only on kron 4 much after the suspect crashed the corvette into a honda civic. officers initially spotted it driving recklessly and the pursuit followed. cording to a witness the corvette sped through a stop sign and slammed into a honda si i can. a passenger in that car died, the dwrooifr and a thard -- driver and a third passenger were taken to the hospital in serious and critical condition. police say this did not have to happen. >> i mean, i view this whole thing as tragic. you know, the simplest thing for him to do was stop when the police officer initially tried to effect a traffic stop. >>reporter: authorities tell us the driver of that corvette initially ran from the scene and then called police trying to come u