ear vinniesyrian rebels have cap' cured another city. ast government-held city in the province which borders turkey, it provides access to bashar al-assad's home province and the coast. >>> to the war in generally now where the saudi-led campaign against the houthis is now in its third month residents continues to flee coalition-led air strikes and fighting on the ground that left at least 40 houthis and their allies dead on thursday, the latest rounds of bombing coalition planes targeted the houthi strong hold of sad a in the north and southern port city of aden. the fighting in yemen has also forced many schools and colleges to close. but for the small number of students still able to attends lessons, the challenges of learning in a war zone, they are immense. victoria gatenby reports. >> reporter: english language teacher makes his way to class. he teaches at a school in sanaa but since the war began student numbers have fallen. and working conditions have become more difficult. he says power cuts, a lack of fuel air strikes and whom a

was so fast we went to another city in 20 minutes otherwise an hour-and-a-half by bus so all things together made me feel this is an important issue you were already set to help in the project i was already talking to you about a vision for america became sure putting forward that vision from when you're living leaving office and unfortunately the world changed in the 2000's with defense spending and preoccupation so we did not make those types of investments we need to make so i thought this is so importuned for the future of the country i am part of the competitive project that we care to make sure america is strong and the american economy and quality of life is as excellent as it could be as real leaders in the world but to put aside my leadership book to write this then it was interesting that i ended up concluding it is all about leadership. there are many details but it is an that ovation for vision is as important as the engineering we have the technical skills in america and with technology believe though world we just are not always applying their own strength so leaders n

another city falls to isis. this one in syria. in control of the ancient city of palmrya. >> let's hope this wonderful monument is not destroyed. >> now it's at the mercy of isis. >> i will not let the patriot act go unchallenged. >> rand paul ending a 10 and a half hour filibuster on the senate floor just before midnight. >> thank you, mr. president, and i relinquish the floor. >> new developments in the quadruple murder mystery that's shaken an upscale neighborhood in washington, d.c. >> police identify one suspect. >> the break in the case came from dna on the crust of a pizza. ♪ >> for the last time on the television program, thank you and good night. >>> this is "new day" with chris cuomo, alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >>> good morning, welcome to your "new day." it's thursday may 21st. 6:00 in the east. and we do begin with breaking news. first it was iraq now in syria isis militants capturing a strategically important city. this target is palmyra. the added concern human but historical. the fear isis will destroy art

connections to the train the trainer so fast we went to another city in 20 minutes. so all those things together made me feel this is an important issue. i have been talking to you. about the need for a knew vision for america. just at the end of the clinton administration when you are leaving office and then unfortunately the world changed in the 2,000's. a lot of defense spending and preoccupations and the financial crisis. the kind of investments we need to make heaven been done. this is so important to the future of the country and i'm part of the us competitiveness project. we really care about making sure america is strong and the american economy and quality of life are as excellent as they could possibly be that we are once again leaders in the world. i put aside what i thought was my leadership. then it was interesting that i ended up concluding it is all about leadership. many of the details but it's all about leadership in the leadership for innovation, collaboration big vision is as important as the engineering. we have the technical skill in america and

so that plus going abroad and riding the train in shanghai where we went to another city. first of all, subway connections to the train. the train was so fast we went to another city in 20 minutes but otherwise took an hour and a half by bus. so all those things together made me feel this is a really important issue and i have dirty been talking to you. you were such a help in this whole project. i had already been talking to you about the need for a new mission for america. you have been putting for a new vision at the end of the clinton restoration when you're leaving office in unfortunate the world changed in 2000. we had a lot of defense spending a lot of a lot of other preoccupations and then a financial crisis. so we haven't made the investments we need to make. i thought this is so important to the future of the country and part of the u.s. competitiveness process at harvard business school. we care about making sure america is strong and also the american economy and quality of life are as excellent as they could possibly be, that we are once again leaders in the w

paralyzed from the waste down or a bus driver or a commercial driver and your job is not in another city. >> that's right. this is directed at you. if you're a car driver not in south dakota and you're between 14th street and 9th and you're not disabled and don't drive a bus, this video is for you. >> if you hit me you better kill me. >> it would be easier to say if you were driving a red honda civic on phillips avenue between 3:00 and 7:00 i don't like you. >> get off my [ bleep ]. >> it's about time to give away an ipad mini. >> enter tuesday's buzz word and be 18 years old and a legal u.s. resident. >> coming up in a minute. >> get ready for the ipad give away. >> serious weather sweeping across parts of the countries mid-section this week. cruising down the road getting video of the rainstorm. he was surprised when he caught this on camera. wow, he saw bits and pieces of tree in his car. did you see it rained out. no warning, just kapow. that was rain in indiana. how about hail in oklahoma? storm chasers reporting what they say is huge diameter hail. suddenly they noticed this guy. w

not a sacrificial lam here, she will put up a strong fight again jim kenney who she called just another city hall politician, they expressed their views on crime and how to fight it. both were high-profile today discussing poverty in generic terms and soon to be pressed by reporters on crime and how to fight it. vie vent crime is down, and thanks to the much maligned stop and frisk policy, the nominee calls it discriminatory and kenney vows to stop it. >> if it doesn't turn into something positive going forward, it needs to be stopped. >> i think we need to end anything that allows us to profile and discriminate against anybody in the city, and we need to look at ways to protect people if you look at the statistics stop and frisk is not working. >> police commissioner ramsey stays if he wants according to kenney. >> it's his choice. >> he is thinking about it and will tell me what he wants to do when the appropriate time comes prior to january of 2016 after november. >> no verdict on ramsey yet? >> no verdict on ramsey. >> city council member, bill grown jr. is said to be considering an inde

new details about freddie gray's fatal ride in a baltimore police van, as another city sees protesters hit the streets in chaos. >> it was horrendous. it was a nightmare. looked like a war scene >>> emotional testimony at the trial of the colorado theatre shooter, as police describe the horrific scene they encountered in aurora >>> a miracle - a 15-year-old pulled from the rubble after five days. >>> a magazine prints a cover using ink mixed with h.i.v. positive blood >>> good evening, i'm antonio mora this is al jazeera america. in baltimore, the third night of a city wide curfew is in effect. police say they'll keep the streets clear at night until the weekend. police wrapped up the investigation into the death of freddie gray and turned over the findings to the city's prosecutor. hundreds of protesters hit the streets of philadelphia. some got into a shoving match with police. john terrett is in baltimore. is the curfew holding. >> that's right. seems to be. good evening, it's day three of the curfew. all is peaceful at memorial park plaza. it is peaceful this evening at the junctio

. >> that actually is a photo of another city. >> okay. so that's not. >> yeah. i saw that after i started to. >> on our 19th avenue station you don't sell bore. >> correct. >> commissioners is so the liquor sale is prohibited in conjunction with the gas station use, however they did want to pursue bore and wine they could seek a conditional use authorizations that brings up them back. >> not proposed and you don't plan on that. >> no sir. >> what's our hours of the station. >> and store. >> image we're 24/7. >> so you don't limit the hours. >> the gas station is still open. >> generallyal midnight they're not attended so there's a code that we have to you know we won't be able to make and what about the notation you shrunk the store what about trying to fit that in i don't know if this works. >> generally not a use with the stores we don't think they marry together and all their storage becomes an issue for us. >> and what's your intelligence not we can regulate you keeping the service station open to start construction what's our intent. >> i believe we've exte

city. manhattan's top prosecutor said today he intends to pursue another trial for pedro hernandez. hernandez' case ended in a mistrial earlier this month. he's from maple shade in burlington county. he's on trial for kidnapping and killing six-year-old etan patz back in 1979. patz became one of the first children featured on milk car tons. >>> there was a deadly biker brawl in waco texas and we're getting a first look at them. they set their bail at $1 million each. yesterday's brawl between rival gangs left nine bikers dead outside a restaurant. it involves chains knives and guns. 18 other people were hurt. it started with a dispute in the bathroom that moved into the parking lot. >>> passing storms with some heavy rain overnight. i'm tracking where it's heading. >>> plus when temperatures will cool off. >> it was probably the scariest moment of my life. >>> plus a pregnant woman falls and breaks her ankle, but when she called 911, it was answered in a different state. what she had to do before help arrived. >>> police in north jersey are warning pet owners in one community to be

new details about freddie gray's fatal ride in a baltimore police van, as another city sees protesters hit the streets in chaos. >> it was horrendous. it was a nightmare. looked like a war scene >>> emotional testimony at the trial of the colorado theatre shooter, as police descr

and another city falls to the group's fighters. >>> a california oil spill water and wildlife coveredde and environmentalists struggling. and the began on adult leaders cannot last.

. >> she had to jump through hoops because her call was rerouted to another city. she was playing with her 2-year-old son at riverton memorial park in burlington county when she accidentally hit her head she fell to the ground and snabd her foot. her call went to the nearest cell phone tower in philadelphia. then transferred to camden instead of burlington county. then she said the dispatcher told her to call the police herself. >> clean the blood off my phone to try to hit the dial. i got there and everything was good. >> three days after the accident julie gave birth to a healthy daughter. she also underwent surgery. has 14 screws in her foot. she hopes the situation serves as a lesson when similar situations happen in the future. >>> three minutes before 5:00. from our jersey shore bureau some boardwalk businesses in wildwood are being told to clean up their act ahead of memorial day weekend. the resort town wants to improve its image by cracking down on shops violating zoning laws. businesses were put on notice at the beginning of may to comply with new guideli

. >> now a rebel coalition has taken another city in the north west province. a monitoring group says there was heavy shelling and robert fire and government armored vehicles were seen withdrawing, it was the last government held city in the province which bordered turkey and provides access to president's home province meanwhile, iraqi forces are battled to retake the biggest oil refinery from -- isil fighters hold large sections in iraq's north. the government forces captured in november, before losing control of it again. in the anbar province, earlier this week. it is still suspicious and angry, the government has ignored them, and why it is a sunni led operation. the air bass, they are officially joining the fight against isil. after criticism for deploying militias to the sunni province the government is trying to recruit can more groups. they have long been suspicious of the government which is accused of discriminatory policies. they say it was sunni fighting forces which won the battle seven years ago to get rid of al quaida and iraq, a predecessor to

president obama visited our area touting the success of the camden county metro police force, another city is in the spotlight. we'll tell you who's getting the national pat on the back today. >>> plus what camden officers are doing next to continue their success. >>> our coverage of primary day in pennsylvania continues. next up providing pre-k. the important question about early childhood education. voters in philadelphia will answer today. >>> it is 5:16. now to decision 2015. primary day. the race for mayor isn't the only contest that voters in philadelphia will be deciding. "nbc 10's" vai sikahema is following some of the other decisions that voters will make from our "nbc 10" digital operations center. vai. >> good morning, tracy. philadelphians will help you decide several issues in the polls. primary election day for city council members. special election to select a state seat in the senate. finally, a decision voters will make today on some ballot questions. but voters will choose a city council members from ten districts plus select seven at large candidates today. what's import

. >> reporter: another city fallen to isis. this time, it was syrian government troops who ran away as isis stormed into palmira. this isn't just another town on a map, it has lucrative oil and grass fields and it is a cradle of western civilization, one that's about to be rob the. palmyra had majestic ancient ruins, a preserved 2,000-year-old roman city. isis has promised to bulldoze it like it razed archaeological treasures in iraq, himrod, hatra and mosul. isis believes these idols of pagan empires need to be eradicated. historians say it is a culture genocide. >> if we use palmyra, we use one of the top cultural sites in the entire middle east. watching isis' intentional destruction and blatant encouragement of looting at archaeological sites and cultural sites throughout their held regions has been devastating. >> reporter: it is not getting better. after taking the key city of ramadi in iraq last weekend, the terrorist sanctuary across syria and iraq is now larger than a small european country. the world awaits, expect ho

a flight to new york never touching down, passengers diverted to another city. the long wait the anger. what the airline is saying tonight. >>> shark track. a 16-foot great white racing up the east coast, traveling 20,000 miles so far, right past crowded beaches. can those trackers warn people in time? >>> and, on autopilot. the 18-wheeler with the push of a button. >> no hands, no feet, no nothing. >> drives itself. now, for the first time, it has a license to hit the road.

gwen: another city, another tragedy. another opportunity for self-examination. >> i heard your call for no justice, no peace. your peace is sincerely needed as i work to deliver justice on behalf of this young man. gwen: t

>>> terror gains, another city falls to isis as thousands flee advancing terrorist forces. is the wife of an isis commander giving violate new information to u.s. interrogates. >>> north korea says it has an ability to miniaturize nuclear weapons able to fit onto missiles. but washington is skeptical. we'll get the latest from marie harf. >>> kim jong-un parades once starving citizens who tried to flee showing them off exclusively before cnn's cameras in an effort to soften the image of his ruthless regime. is this the latest propaganda tied to kim flexing his country's nuclear muscle? i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> we're following the breaking news the tense confrontation between chinese's military and an american spy plane monitoring disturbing developments in disputed waters hundreds of miles off the chinese coast. that's where beijing is building manmade islands that could serve as launching points for sea battles against the united states and its allies. we're also following the latest isis onslaught with more cities falling to terrorist forces i

imagine calling 911 only to have your call routed to another city. a local woman says it happened to her and what happened next left her even more upset. the story tonight on nbc 10 news at 11:00. >>> we need some rain. >> yeah we need rain. we're going to get some of it overnight tonight as it soaks in nicely. and that'll help. and then a chance of morning thunderstorms tomorrow drying out in the afternoon, but warm up to 88 then it's nice and comfortable for the rest of the week. and at least 2/3 of the holiday weekend's looking good at the moment. >> all right. we'll take it. for all of us here on nbc 10 thanks for watching. >> the news continues now with "nbc nightly news." see you at 11:00. >>> on this monday night, gang warfare. 170 people now facing charges after a shocking gun fight leaves nine dead 18 wounded. a horrific scene. authorities say they have never seen anything like it. hacking a plane? a computer expert's i credible claim. what he says he did from his seat and what the fbi is telling us tonight. >>> mansion murder mystery. who k

there will be another city council meeting today or in the next few days.in oakland, mike sugerman, kpix 5. >>> a person was'srd after a fight -- a person was arrested after a giants padres game last night. the san francisco police say a vendor slashed another vendor in the forehead after the break argument. the suspect ran away. police found and arrested him. the victim taken to the hospital with nonlife- threatening injuries. >>> police in san jose are defending the officers who did this. [ screaming ] >> officers say 22-year-old juan moreno lopez attacked them when they tried to arrest him saturday night on a drug charge. the witnesses called it barbaric but the police say the use of force shown in the video was legitimate. they say officers were trying to subdue the suspect. >> anyone looks at a video where you see multiple officers in a fight with one person, you know, it does look flaming. it is what it is. >> the department has launched an internal affairs investigation. the city's independent police auditor will review the findings. >>> questions pe

there will be another city council meeting maybe tomorrow. maybe the day after.oakland, mike sugerman, kpix5. >>> meanwhile in san francisco, supervisor david campos wants a temporary band for all new market value housing in the mission. but doesn't look like he has enough votes on the board of supervisors to get the ban passed. >>> the hectic pace of silicon valley slowed down so the tech industry could honor one of its own. dave goldburg who died in a treadmill accident in mexico. entertainment heavyweights showed up like george lucas, ben afflick and bono. most of the men didn't wear ties. goldburg didn't like it. his wife said we had 11 truly joyful years of the deepest love, happiest marriage, and truest partnership i could imagine. dave was my rock. she changed her facebook page to a photo of she and her late husband who first showed her how to use the internet. >>> it is hard to believe a freak accident on a treadmill, but betty yu found out it is more common than you think. betty? >> reporter: liz, you don't often think of a treadmill of a dangerous piece

and another city falls to the group's fighters. >>> a california oil spill water and wildlife covered in trud crude and environmentalists struggling. and the began on adult leaders cannot last. >> and we begin with a growing danger from isil. the group seized two major cities in iraq and syria this week. an ons i have that began last june. capturing territory in iraq, seizing oil and gas fields. countered with an air campaign that began last fall. and it had slowed. by march iraqi and kurdish forces and two months later they were on the offensive again. now they have presence in more than a dozen countries. mike viqueira, what does the white house say about the the coalition's strategy now? >> well, tony. the president gave a magazine interview today. and he called it a setback and insists that the u.s.-led coalition is not losing in syria and iraq. his spokesman appeared to before reporters, very sharm questions, and he insisted that the u.s.-led coalition is making progress in the fight. it's going to be a long fight. and he gave the statistics, isil-held control has shrunk by a fac

i was supposed to go only to the border and come back but he gave me another meeting in another city.sis had conquered already indeed you very specific instructions throwaway your phone and get another one there with cash and gave very specific instructions. >> exactly. when i land taken another plane near turkey. the many police looking for the girl they will come to get me. i know if i would be here if i went to that meeting. kennedy: that is when he showed his true colors but he revealed a lot about isis during your conversations. >> he told me how the organization works and also his life before he went to iraq during the war. kennedy: are you any closer to figuring out why so many women fall prey to joyce is? >> it is a tough question but i think there are two kinds of girls. number one they think they will be useful and they are lost but there is nothing for her but then the other kind thinks they will get a good husband with a good marriage and become someone important. kennedy: those are the ones you want to shake. hopefully they read your book to realize they are empty dreams.

a flight to new york never touching down, passengers diverted to another city. the long wait, the anger. what the airline is saying tonight. >>> shark track. a 16-foot great white racing up the east coast, traveling 20,000 miles so far, right past crowded beaches. can those trackers warn people in time? >>> and, on autopilot. the 18-wheeler with the push of a button. >> no hands, no feet, no nothing. >> drives itself. now, for the first time, it has a license to hit the road. >>> good evening. and thank you for joining us on this saturday. i'm cecilia vega. let's get straight to that severe weather right now. tornado watches in effect in six states. colorado to arkansas. more than 30 million people in the threat zone this weekend. over the past 24 hours, take a look at this. thunderstorms and flash floods. and that is the sky in bowie, texas. and in norman, oklahoma, battered by hail, look at that lawn. it looks like winter right there. and near the texas border, a blinding rain making for some white-knuckle driving. and now, a tropical storm closing in on the c

a flight to new york never touching down, passengers diverted to another city. the long wait the anger. what the airline is saying tonight. >>> shark track. a 16-foot great white racing up the east coast, traveling 20,000 miles so far, right past crowded beaches. can those trackers warn people in time? >>> and, on autopilot. the 18-wheeler with the push of a button. >> no hands, no feet, no nothing. >> drives itself.

. >>> syrian rebels have captured another city in the northwestern idlib province, the last governmentty in the province which borders turkey. it provides access to president president bashar al-assad's home and to the coast. there was heavy shelling and rocket fire it before it was stormed by rebel fighters. >>> coming out bulletin, nigeria prepares for a changing of the guard. and demonstrators clash with police in chile as protests for educational reform continue. >> al jazeera america, weekday mornings. catch up on what happened overnight with a full morning brief. get a first hand look with in-depth reports and investigations. start weekday mornings with al jazeera america. open your eyes to a world in motion. ♪ ♪ >>> good to have you with us, i am elizabeth in doha. these are the top stories on al jazerra. talk to tackle the growing migrant crisis are underway in bangkok, representatives from 17 nations are attending. thailand says it will allow the u.s. to fly surveillance planes from its territory to identify migrant boats. >>> fifa boss sepp blatter is refuse to go resign desp

gwen: another city, another tragedy. another opportunity for self-examination. >> i heard your call for no justice, no peace. your peace is sincerely needed as i work to deliver justice on behalf of this young man. gwen: the baltimore factor. how will a nation act? and -- >> two four, six eight -- gwen: the supreme court tackles gauge marriage. >> this definition has been with us from my lina and it's very difficult for the court to say oh, well, we know better. gwen: plus, on the 2015 campaign trail, the subject turns to inequality. >> we also have to be honest about the gaps that exist across our country the inequality that stalks or streets. gwen: as hillary clinton gets another democratic challenger. >> how does it happen that the top 1% owns almost as much wealth as the bottom 90%? gwen: covering the week, michael fletcher, national economics reporter for the "washington post." alexis simendinger white house correspond for realclearpolitics. joan biskupic, legal affairs editor for reuters and janet hook political co

. >> gaining ground, from iraq to syria isil just eased another major city. anger is growing and the anxiety is ratcheting up, our u.s. ground troops an option? coastal crisis, the chief up is underway after on oil spill ahonk the california shore. and but details are emerging about the cause and the company involved. the survivor, she is just 9. a victim of child abuse. >> i think if you never helped me my life would still be all and lonely. >> and tonight she will share her story of how she says the system saved her. plus art and activism. >> what would it be like if the client was the one this the tree. >> the provocative photographer who is unsettled new work may be hi most powerful and controversy yet. we begin tonight with the fight against isil, and in iraq it is getting more desperate. the government today publicly asked for volunteers to help launch a count ever attack in the city. isil forces took ramadi on sunday, since then, tens of thousands of people have fled, and the fear of isil has been growing. not just in baghdad but also in washington, d.

getting rid of it will cost another $420,000. city officials worry that paying for the work with bonds will cause even worse financial problems down the line. >> translator: we would like to dismantle the structures as soon as possible. however, under the current conditions, we cannot formulate a plan. >> reporter: some other local governments are trying a different approach, increasing usage fees to pay for maintenance. the city of ichikawa in chiba prefecture has tripled the charges in some cases for access to community and sports centers. it expects a population decline to cause a shortfall in tax revenue. so, it wants to establish another income stream for the facilities. one economist suggests that local governments look at the big picture. >> translator: municipalities should find ways to generate income, even if only by a little. for example, by working with private organizations. a variety of things should be on the table. overall plans should include both the dismantling of buildings and preservation. >> reporter: depopulatio

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. >> islamic state millitant cam toured another city. syrian city known for its arc logical treasures and fears the group will destroy museums and monument. syrian officials reportedly scramble to evacuate citizens, moved as many valuables as possible, dates earlier, isis captured iraqi city of ram add i killing 500 people. >> so they have city in iraq now, and another city in syria. what a mess. 7:15. >> well, photographers capture a beautiful site off the coast of australia. >> gorgeous. >> i bet you know what this is called, atmosphere i can conditions, it is a bio, loom inch essence. >> right. >> yes, the bl. it is a bio loom inch essence. >> up do think they put a filter on that? >> in day and age of instagram, they'll filter anything up. i'm going to go that it is real. i'm going to say it is not felt heard. >> i want to see this in person. this is amazing. >> who is that dude out there? >> photographer. >> with a is he standing on? >> tripod he has in his hand? >> any washings there are bills of tiny marine organisms, in the tasma

he is flirting with another city. >> reporter: flirting, yes, but not married yet.a chance that the raiders could stay. he said he did not want to put a timeline on a timeline on making a decision but there is a timeline for the county of alameda to put a plan on the table. >> reporter: that is june 21. >> even flirting with southern california would break raiders fans hearts. what do the fans have to say? >> reporter: this has hit some people pretty hard. i spoke with the president of save oakland sports today, he has some inside knowledge of what is going on. he says, this is frustrating and it is making people angry. he said he thinks this is just fostering to get a better deal in oakland. >> it is just so emotional. thank you. >>> this afternoon the mayor told us that the raiders are in negotiation mode. >> they are trying to position themselves strongly for negotiation with oakland. i appreciate even today mark davis has said that his priority is staying in oakland. >>> we have some other news tonight. the owners voted to kicking in extra point the more challen

this program will give the city access to federal grants to improve their economy, education and people's health. >>> the white house outlined another step the camden police department is taking to improve relations with the public. it's called an early warning system. they want to figure out what leads to bad outcomes when police interact with the city. camden will collect data on those interactions and it will be analyzed by experts. the department will use that information to better train their officers. >>> now your "nbc 10" first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> 9 minutes after 6:00. sunshine is on hold this morning. we should see some breaks of sunshine this afternoon. that will warm things up. a little bit of warming will do away with the fog that we're dealing with this morning. still a few scattered showers and a chance of some storms this afternoon. then we're going to be clearing out and turning cooler starting tomorrow. summer like temperatures today. we're running a little cooler this morning compared to yesterday morning. 54 degrees in doylestown. clouds over philadelphia. millville has fog. the clouds

. >>> baltimore another city in the headlines. e baltimore sun looking at records from the city's detention center dating back three years, they found that corrections officers refused to admit 2600 detainees taken there for health reasons. the documents don't indicate how the injuries occurred or whether they happened in police custody. >>> chile's president is replacing her entire cabinet today. as daniel reports, a series of corruption scandals and unpopular reforms have her fighting for her political life. >> reporter: the president was more than a day later than she said she would be but that merely added extra drama to her announcement. five ministers out. four changing posts. new bosses in nine departments. the president herself said her government needs a new impulse and greater transparency. >> she came into office knowing that [ inaudible ] politicians was very low. and now the real state scandal that affects her son has affected the trust people have on her, and that is going to be very difficult for her to recover. >> r

most of the time so we're not in a position to instantaneously send half of the police force to another citythat's seven or 8 miles away. >> could other small hospitals suffering financially revive themselves like this one. probably not because sonoma county has something that most don't. doctors that want to live here and residents willing and able to donate money. >> you couldn't do this in small town iowa or small town texas. >> reporter: the new ceo predicts one year of debt then break even after that. >> run more efficiently. it could have avoided closing in the first place. >> reporter: and one promise efficiency, a no wait emergency. direct to a bed on arrival where a doctor, nurse and technician will gather. the er is aware of many what if stories over the past year. >> gosh if palm drive would have been open and it would have saved us a half hour to get to the emergency department. perhaps my husband, my son, my father would have lived. >> reporter: the new program expected to get rolling. debora villalon, fox 2 news. >>> the father of a 2-year-old boy who was stabbed and killed spo

. >> there are little resources in terms of funding, bailey came out swinging calling him another city hall politician too tied to the powers that be to affect change. >> the mayor before that was city council and became mayor and the one before that was city council and became mayor. we will have to expect the same results. >> i am in politics for 36 years, what is what i do i don't consider that an insult but a statement of fact. >> i'll return at 6:00 with kenney and bailey discussing tactics like stop and frisk and the future of commissioner charles ramsey here. vernon odom, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> although the primary is over, some unwanted campaign sign is still covering a philadelphia polling place this is what it looks like outside of the the finley rec center on west oak lane, the center and nearby polls are littered with ads. they were suppose to be gone before the polls closed last night. >> they were suppose to clean it up and every can tate was here yesterday and they have been. but when they left, they left their trash we want this cleaned up today. >>

neil: we have an isis crisis,er rising sthoor city-- terrorizing another city in iraq we talk about thisd understand the thing providing right answer, but if i am isis looking how republicans are try to thread the eye of a needle with a proper response, and administration doing nothing, pay dirt, right for isis? >> well, it seems to be there is no body preventing them from doing much of anything. the iranians are doing what they can on the ground. we're flying support for the iraq ain'tianiranianforces ran ser has to come from air be a nation, they see a big flap from them coming after the people in yemen that is no longer going on. jordanians came after the isis forces they kind of got disinterested, republicans do not have a clue. they suffer from a false sense of loyalty to george w. bush, when jeb bush was asked that question by megan kelly that is not a trick question. this is not a gotcha politics most. the fact he was not prepared to answer that tells a lot about him, and the lack of his preparation on this issue. neil: are they going too far among other republicans republican ran

has taken another city in the north west province there was heavy shelling before the city was stormed. the last remaining government held city in the province. whichboarders turkey. losses are mounting on both side. blood stains the streets in what was a busy shopping district, the warring sides blame each other for what happened here. civilians are among the wounded and the dead. amateur video shows the rubble of what is said to be a military commander's home. activists say it was once the headquarter from outside. further inland, forces loyal are advancing under the cover of coalition air vehicles. they say they are moving forward but are still enganged. the saudi led bombing campaign is now in it's tone week, in the houthis controlled capitol residents called for annd to the wars. >> this is shrapnel that hit working men not targets not military bases we must distinguish between the two we must maintain our good senses this was an attack on everything. an attack on the whole nation. the children and the women inside the homes. >> the united nations says it is listening to those cal