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." >> unbelieve al. >> all anti-heroes mostly. different from season one. >> got to tell you, i feel conflicted about this season. >> you do. >>> the fact is i'm a brit here. >> oh, boy. >> and the brits are really portrayed in a pretty vile way. i mean they are such bad news, and here you ar brit. >> jamie, you said you weren't getting into tough questions. >> already hard-hitting. it's too early for me. >> go ahead. >> but -- >> you were wrong. >> i don't know about you, i was taught nothing about this period in history for me and a lot of english people a period we'd much rather forget. didn't happen. we didn't lose this war. >> oh good god. poor tina brown. of all people! >> don't worry. >> spill your coffee! on tina brown. ah she'll never come back. >> the emotion of the revolution. >> still against the brits. i'm sorry. jamie, go ahead, donny, what was your point? >> these were 18. >> search18th century. >> still had. >> and doubly a sense of a familiar rowel. >> stemming from the same place. a sprays from a bigger brother o

al jazeera's catherine soi spoke to a student that hid in a wardrobe. >> an unbelievable moment. a survivor has been rescued. many are describing this as a miracle. she's taken to hospital. >> two days ago she hid on a with regard robe covering herself with anything she could find. she heard the government taunting the victims, shooting. he came into the hostile and took two friends. she is happy to be alive. >> reporter: they were shooting everywhere. i continued to hide. when i got hungry i eat body lotion that was there. forensic investigators included u.s. personal have been at the university. those inside talk of the violence and bloody end to those who died. the government was keen to show journalists and others that turned up at the mortuary. the charge remains of four gen men. the pictures are too gruesome to show. >> the government decided to display the bodies that the government had been killed. and to try to build public confidence in the security forces. the president uhuru kenyatta addressed the nation for a second time since the attack happened and declared three d

they say the al-qaeda members killed were neither specifically targeted. that just seems unbelievable to me. the odds of killing both by accident seems remote. >> because you were targeting others? >> i was criticizing him for the killing of anwar and now you have another situation that is similar and they are saying they didn't know they did it. it seems like an unbelievable coincidence. >> maybe we will learn the reason that wasn't the case. but it certainly makes people like you and people on the right like rand paul and others who have been critical of the president for not granting these citizens their constitutional rights. i don't have a problem with it. i am glad they are gone but we need more information about how it happened. >> we heard an apology from the president about the two hostages killed. politically where does this put the president? >> i think it goes back to the notion of the clean war. it is not really a clean war. this is an issue where you have the left and the right coming together. so strict constitutionalist on the right who say a president can't act unilat

al jazeera america. >>> miami beach florida. >> the whole planet comes here to have fun. >> this is an unbelievable place to live.the hottest city in the world. >> reporter: walking down the strip of miami beach, it's easy to see why it's a tourist mecca. it is vulnerable to rising sea level. most of it was built not more than four feet above the tide lines. how they are dealing with it in miami may become a blueprint for the rest of the country. >> we have pictures two blocks from here of people on kayaks when it's high tide and floods. >> reporter: valerie lives a block from the bay and paid the price of sea rise when her condo's parking area turned into a swimming pool. >> by the time you realised what was going on, neighbors came down, everyone helping each other. most of us lost our cars. >> you see water in the streets during sunny days without rain. >> reporter: sandwiched between the atlantic ocean and biscayne bay high tide in miami beach has been inching up. up by a third of an inch, and in the last five years accelerating at 1.27 inches annually. >> 2 feet of sea level rise is projected from roughly 20

al: it has been in a way. you need an unbelievable number of good breaks.thing has been a smooth sail for me. along the way, you wind up in a lot of right places at the right time. for me to wind up where i have that is just serendipitous more than anything else. charlie: there is a story when you were 17 years old at arizona state in tempe, you were standing in line and the guy in front of you was -- al: it was sal bando. charlie: sal bando. 10 years later, he is in the world series and you are announcing it. i've been listening to vinny since i was six or seven years old. >> i heard vinny when i was six years old. and he sounds -- he has a great sense of wonder. everything, there is nothing vinny hasn't spoken on. the little. charlie: there is one thing in this book about taking three generations of michaels as a fan to watch the game. al: me, my son and daughter, and my grandchildren. here are my two grandchildren. i mentioned early in the book -- i know the los angeles kings have had a sorry history until recently, until winning the last two of three st

al: it has been in a way. you need an unbelievable number of good breaks.rything has been a smooth sail for me. along the way, you wind up in a lot of right places at the right time. for me to wind up where i have that is just serendipitous more than anything else. charlie: there is a story when you were 17 years old at arizona state in tempe, you were standing in line and the guy in front of you was -- al: it was sal bando. charlie: sal bando. 10 years later, he is in the world series and you are announcing it. al: how great is that as a kid? i'm standing there, i introduced myself to -- i don't know who he is. he is there on a baseball scholarship. i'm there because i want to broadcast the games on the campus station. we were talking about our dreams. we were 17 years old. 10 years later, he is the third baseman for the oakland a's. i'm doing the world series because i'm the announcer for the cincinnati reds at the time. if your team won the pennant you joined curt gowdy and tony kubek on nbc doing the world series. i walked into the clubhouse when they g

college in which 150 people died. al-shabab has warned it is planning to launch further attacks and said it's avenging fighters killed by soldiers. >> an unbelievable moment. a survivor just has been rescued. many are describing it as a miracle. she's taken to hospital. two days ago she hid on top of a wardrobe and covered herself in anything she could find. she heard the gunmen shouting, taunting their victims shooting. at one point they came in and took two of her friends. she was just happy to be alive. >> they were shooting everywhere so i continued hiding. when i got hungry i would eat some body lotion that was there. >> forensic investigators including u.s. personnel have been at the university. those who have been inside talk about the violence and bloody end to those who died. the government was keen to show journalists and others who turned up to this mortuary the charred remains of the four gunmen. the pictures are too gruesome for us to show. it is to prove to kenyans that the gunmen indeed, had been killed and to provide public confidence in the security force. president kenyatta has addressed the nation. he declared three days of mourn

al. >> wow! unbelievable. thank you. let's look ahead. wet weather here in the northeast.r out west. 100 degrees in phoenix, 84 in los angeles, temperature of 66 and the kentucky san rafael. san rafael. san rafael san rafael san rafael. grounds, that will happen tomorrow sunny, pleasant. about 71 degrees, for the derby, sunny, mild, a temperature of 73 degrees. th th >>> well, it's going to be a very warm day later on this afternoon in the bay area. clear skies this morning and sunshine expected all day long. by lunchtime temperatures near 80 in the south bay and same for the peninsula. into the low 80s by lunch tivem for the tri-valley and same for the north bay. afternoon highs close to 90 for the south bay. 93 for the tri-valley. in san francisco today up to 81 degrees. it will cool off for tomorrow and 60s expected by the weekend. >>> and that is your latest weather. >> so we're used to seeing two-time emmy winner a more serious role on the gritty crime show homicide life on the street or a tear jerker i love this movie, "city of angels." >> andre is delivering the las

al. >> wow! unbelievable. thank you. let's look ahead. wet weather here in the northeast.r than usual. gulf coast looking good beautiful weather out west. 100 degrees in phoenix, 84 in los angeles, temperature of 66 and the kentucky derby and the on the grounds. the running of the on the grounds, that will happen tomorrow sunny, pleasant. about 71 degrees, for the derby, sunny, mild, a temperature of 73 degrees. there goes >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. changes during the day today. sunshine, clouds this morning dry this morning. it's this afternoon that could see scattered showers. we will warm into the 60s to near 70 degrees this afternoon. a little cooler tomorrow. still a chance you will need an umbrella tomorrow. 65 after a morning low of 49. then the showers done just in time for the weekend. partly sunny, 73 saturday. warmer on sunday. then into the 80s early next week. have a great day. top stop. >>> and that is your latest weather. >> so we're used to seeing two-time emmy winner a more serious role on the gritty crime show homicide life on the st

. >> well al jazeera's correspondent speaks to a survivor that hid in a wardrobe. >> reporter: an unbelievableoment a student survived in a wardrobe. she's tone to hospital. two days ago she was in a wardrobe having the government taunting victims. at one point they came. >> the hostel and took two friends. >> they were shooting everywhere. they continued hiding. if i got hungry i ate body lotion. >> many had been at the university. those inside talk about violent and bloody end to those who died. the government was keen to show journalists and others that turned up at the mortuary the charred remains of the gunmen. >> the government decided to display the bodies and to try and build public confidence in the security forces. the president addressed the nation. for a second time since the attack happened declaring three days of mourning. he said that the finders, organizers and kenyans. the government was pursuing them. he called for patience and religious tolerance. >> i urge every kenyan church and local leader to speak up for the unity and ensure na our justified anger does not spillover and

amazing al few days after live-saving surgery this affectionate pooch is up and walking around named frank after st. francis the patron saint of animals this guy is giving out kisses. >> he's unbelievable. he's just a good boy. he just loves live and loves everybody. >> this dog really does have a will to live. he still has a long road to go but he is remarkable. he's a miracle. >> reporter: justice rescue is offering $1,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of whoever did this. the non-profit also trying to raise thousands to cover future surgeries. >> his entire right leg foot needs to be reconstructioned with plates and he's going to have to follow up. the best estimate i can get is about $20,000. >> okay. okay. >> how people do this to animals i'll never figure out. >> reporter: now if you would like to make a donation we have set up a link to justice rescue on our website myfoxphilly.com. by the way lucy frank is about to be sprung from this place. he's got a special foster family all lined up and hopefully he'll be up for adoption in a couple of months. >> have a wonderful forever home. let's get him the help he needs. dawn, thank you so much. >>> well it's a video people can'

unbelievable. can you hear me sebastian? >> of course, i can hear you. thank you for having me. >> i have the cake in my hands. aldelivery guy has been terrific. it worked. not only is it a cake, it's something hard to get. how do you pull something like this off in many different cities. in 22 major markets now. >> yeah, we are in 22 markets. you're right, the promise of post mate is that we get you almost anything delivered in under an hour. it's very easy. we believe we have the greatest fleet of post mates out there doing these deliveries. fantastic assets. a lot of them on bikes. many of them in cars. in this special cake -- special case, the cake you have from momofuku is obviously difficult to get, but we partner with them. we team up with them as one of our merchants. we're glad to have them. >> we decided to pick them. it wasn't like it was gamed. i'm so excited. it isn't even my birthday. but i got the birthday cake. look, it's a start-up, but i'm asking you, are we really this lazy? there's a 9% service fee. it sometimes costs more producto get it delivered within the hour. >> yeah, i think it all depe

al jazeera demand their release. >>> why malaysia has just become more expensive. so has many other things as well. >> too hot, too cold. no light. unbelievable circumstances, yet they manage to survive. >> we look at the limits for all sorts of weird and wonderful animals >>> andy murray wins his 500th match. we'll have the details in the programme. >>> first talks on iran's nuclear future resumes after a self self-extended talks. talks rumbling on. what is the update? >> rumbling on but making progress. yes, there was a deadline the end of the month, which was midnight local time. they have gone on 12 hours beyond that and have been talking most of the time. various meetings taking place at all hours. other details to iron out. they are at the stage where they are looking at drafts of a document that they might present to us in the coming hours, possibly by this evening, we are told. we are told from the you iranian side that there is some agreement. i think there'll be discussions about the language. seems from recent comments in the last knew minutes were an iranian negotiator that iran may have made concessions on a key sticking point -

al, thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you for having me. liz: big agent for 100 players, david. david: unbelievable. i can't believe they've made it this far. liz: they're seated number one. david: i had my knee redone by the rangers doctor. rangers knee surgeon. he never worked on basketball players and football players because hockey players were the only guys who could take the pain. the football players couldn't do it. liz: hockey players play with broken bones. have a great weekend. david: take care of yourself. the willis report is coming next. gerri: hello, everyone. i'm gerri willis. this is the willis report. the show where consumers are our business. theft of tax returns by thieves this year. the irs opening the door to crooks. we'll investigate. hillary clinton's credibility gap. says she's for the folks. why did she hire a wall street bigwig accused of crashing the economy? big shake up in the way you get tv. verizon letting you pick and choose what you pay for. >> this looks like one step closer to actually cutting the cord. gerri: also, the espn tirade. >> i'm in the news sweetheart. >

al-shabab prepares to launch more operations in kenya. one student managed to escape the university attack. and katherine sawyer went to hear her story of survival. >> an unbelievable moment. a survivor has been rescued. many are describing this as a miracle. she's taken to hospital. two days ago, she hit in a wardrobe and covered herself with anything she could find. she heard the gunmen shouting taunting the victims. at one point they went into her hostel and took two friends. she's happy to be alive. >> translation: they were shooting everywhere. i continued to hide. if i got hungry i'd eat body lotion. >> forensic investigators had been at the university. those inside talk of a violent and bloody end to those who died. the government was keen to shoot down a list and others that turned up at the mortuary, the charred remains, pictures too gruesome for us to show. the government displayed the bodies to prove that the gunmen were killed and to build public confidence in the security forces. >> the president has addressed the nation for a second time since the attack happened and declared three days of mourning. he said that al-shabab's finders and organizers are

an unbelievable story to bring you right now. omar khadir was an alused to live at an osama bin laden compound in afghanistan. he spent ten years in gitmo after he threw a grenade that killed a u.s. army sergeant christopher spear in afghanistan in 2002. five years ago, he cut a deal to serve the rest of his sentence at a prison in canada. well, he just filed an appeal and a judge may grant him bail next week. the canadian government we're told plans to appeal that judge's decision. that is a story we'll watch carefully for you. >>> this guy thought he can run in sherman woods, california. he was wrong. he ran through a courtyard and a huge group of undercover cops and good samaritans grabbed the guy and they held him down until police arrived. the lapd says he was wanted for reckless driving and also auto theft. >>> well, hillary clinton officially has some company to tell you about today. vermont senator said he's running for president as a democrat. he said he'll vow to fight income inquality, deal with climate change. he's set to outline the plans

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unbelievable. the president says there's three days of mourning for those kill yet, at the same time facing a threat from al >> reporter: it's a very difficult proposition certainly, here in this part of kenya, borders with somalia they are porous people slip in and out, and what we learned about the gunmen is perhaps they spent significant time in kenya speaking swahili and a local township language which suggests they could have deep ties in kenya. the most wanted in this case is someone who spent a lot of time in kenya, and rs in fact in fact was a kenya-s kenya-s kenya-somali. we have a link to home grown terror. they will continue to fight in kenya, taking soft targets until the military moves out. a disturbing thing that happened today i feel i should share, the kenya authorities placed who they say were the dead gunmen after many hours of them being dead in the back of the truck, drove them through town we were on scene, and somehowed them to the townspeople to prove that they had, in fact killed them and they do not get away, horrifying scenes. they took the bodies to a primary school to a soccer fi

al qaeda. right now the man is behind bars. while appearing before a federal judge in brooklyn the man said nothing and entered no plea. >> unbelievableerror trials like this in new york city. new york remains number one terror target especially for people in queens who are here already, american citizens. these women came out and said why would anyone go overseas? america is the perfect place for jihad. >> especially since there are massive somali communities. >>> what about religion being under attack. the governor has amended the religious freedom laws. a ton of back lash and getting death threats a ton of people in their favor went online and put forward $500,000 in donations. people said we are going to let the free market speak. they were forced to shut down this pizzeria for saying they wouldn't be able to serve pizza to gay couples basedoon their religious beliefs. indiana went ablaze over this. tons of companies boycotting, other states boycotting unnecessary travel to the state. when people asked when they would open she said this. >> it's not at all hateful. we show no hatred towards them. we ask that they respect as we hav

al is standing by across the street. mr. roker. >> hey guys. if you've been walking around rockefeller center you've seen this unbelievable sculpture. masked pentagon. it's by british artist thomas hazigo. good to see you. >> good to see you too. >> what does this represent? >> well it's five masks. different representation each face. set up almost like -- kind of like a room like a house of cards. and so the idea is you see the mask from outside and you can kind of make sense of the face. and then you get to go inside and look back through the city from out of the piece. to the people outside they're seeing the people inside. the people inside. >> and then your daughter also helped you. >> yeah. she actually ran around this one. the clay was flat on the floor in the studio. and while i wasn't looking, she climbed up and ran around the top and danced on the eye. and i decided to leave that because it's beautiful. and my son threw the clay there. kind of a family event at the studio. >> how long is it here? >> it's here for about two months. >> all right. thanks so much. >> >>> a bit breezy as nesterly winds as high as 25. into the 7

unbelievable jockey fall, how it ended. what we found out about the number 45 that shocked us. all that and more coming up next. >> from nbc news this is "today another requests take with alnc battle. i'm with natalie, willie tamron. if you didn't see it, there is a show that premiers tonight called "lip sync battle" jimmy fallon is one of the executive producers of the show. chrissy teigen was here divided us into two teams. >> she does color commentary. >> she's a host of the show that airs tonight. savannah al roker, natalie and myself. >> it was epic. >> did you see how it went down? >> it was epic. let's start with savannah and carson's summer nights. >> carson looks very disturbing. >> yeah yeah. >> john legend looks surprised ♪ summer nights ♪ oh the summer nights ♪ >> a little video. >> a cameo. >> well done. >> nice. >> very nice. >> a nice headliner. >> opener. then the headlineers came out. >> after much deliberation we decided to go with a contemporary jam. see you, "chandelier." [ laughter ] ♪ chandelier ♪ ♪ chandelier ♪ ♪ on my chandelier ♪ >> i've not laughed this much since yesterday's prank. >> when he hit the note you just saw it. >> you got to go big. y