the world, nation us up. this week, the second purpose is to the people of new orleans say thank you to everyone who helped us because this is a city with a grateful heart. so please give the people of the nation around of applause. [applause] give them a standing ovation because we are here because of them. thank you, america, people of the world, for lifting us up and helping us out and we will pay about to you tenfold. thank you. [applause] finally, people of new orleans, we know this and the world knows now because president obama said it, we are not finished. we have more work to do. congressman richmond remembered robert frost the other day and said we have miles to go before we sleep. because we will not rest. you will not stop until every neighborhood is back. we won't rest or stop until justice is done in this city. we won't rest or stop until the city god knows we were imperfect. but this is a beautiful place. there are not many on this planet that have what we have. we could be a beacon of hope for

the world, nation us up. is to the people of new orleans say thank you to everyone who helped us because this is a city with a grateful heart. so please give the people of the nation around of applause. [applause] give them a standing ovation because we are here because of them. thank you, america, people of the world, for lifting us up and helping us out and we will pay about to you tenfold. thank you. [applause] finally, people of new orleans, we know this and the world knows now because president obama said it, we are not finished. we have more work to do. congressman richmond remembered robert frost the other day and said we have miles to go before we sleep. because we will not rest. you will not stop until every neighborhood is back. we won't rest or stop until justice is done in this city. we won't rest or stop until the city doesn't build back. this is a beautiful place. not many on this planet have what we had and we can be a beacon of hope for the u.s. below we act towards each other, the way we build

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us. one of the things we want to do is say thank you to the rest of the nation for helping to lift us up. >> a question lifts over your country. that is black income, poverty while whites are more prosper russ. >> the people of new orleans realize katrinady not cause all of our problem. but what we promised over the last ten years is not fix every ill but fix the way we address them and the way we deal with them. the real telltale is going to be whether we've actually taken the responsibility that has been laid on our shoulders, the burden we have to bear and do something wonderful with them. >> katrina was a three. if the national category was a 4 or higher, isn't new orleans more vulnerable? >> it isn't even the most vulnerable. miami is number one, rks, new york is number two. we're way down the list. that's why i said on the issue of response and resiliency, the city of new orleans has done something significantly. we have looked in the mirror and seen our problems going forward. >>> straight ahead in sports, justin verlander makes a bid for a third no-hitter. >>> in sports, detroit's

us. the nationals opened up a family lounge. it features comfortable chairs for moms to nurse and pump, even diaper changing stations, a playing area and game area. the lounge is just off the first base line near section 223. >>> millions of people marked a somber milestone this week. 70 years ago, the u.s. dropped an atomic bomb. in japan, people marked a moment of silence. a bell tolled at the time the bomb detonated and people released dozens of lanterns. tom sherwood has more to the story. >> at the smithsonian, visitors looked over the plane that dropped the atomic bomb. but the terrible violence of that day 70 years ago also has a different peaceful story. here on the quiet grounds of the national arbor lee tum in northeast washington sits this b bonsai tree. >> it's an amazing feat that it was started 390 years ago and generations and generations have cared for it. and it's still alive and healthy today. >> but that's not the whole story. the 390-year-old tree survived that atomic bomb blast. given to the u.s. in 1975 for

use. if they ended up using a national marist poll, do of think you would be implicated in a way that wasess not, wasn't treating your numbers with integrity? >> that's correct. but i don't think it's a great high crime against, you know, the future of the democracy. there are plenty of polls to pick from. i should say one thing about the way fox is doing this and the way that cnn is doing this that is good, the polls that they are talking about which they are likely po pick from are the scientifically-based polls. there are a lot of junk polls out there. >> we think. if they even announce which polls they use >> we think they will. we think they will be ones that are live interviewers, that they called cell phones as well as land lines. even if i'm unhappy with how the polls are being used to determine eligibility, at least they've identified decent polls, we think, because a lot of the threat works do serious polling. there's no great conspiracy among the pollsters. we talk to each other, but we're hardly out there figuring out, who are we going to put in front this week. >> your stance

up route 17. nice dry air in place to the eastern half of that nation through the northeast and that will set us up for a nice second half of the week. in the tropics we're keeping a close eye on tropical storm erika the winds 40 miles an hour moving west at 15 miles per hour heading for the island nations here most likely the lesser antilles ford's pr and we have to watch south florida as it is expected to gain strength to a category 1 hurricane by the beginning of next week. beautiful weather and at wednesday, sunny and warm, high temperatures mostly in the upper 70s to mid 80s with northwest wind flow. tomorrow more of the same, mostly sunny skies, a few clouds wrinkling the sky with a high at 82, sunshine friday, saturday looks fabulous and good weekend ahead with nice weather and temperatures moving into the mid 80s. if you want to track the weather do it on our weather apps, you can find daily and hourly forecasts, download free at your google play store and itunes store, look for myfoxny.com. let's see what is going on the roads. ines: if you things going on, westchester on the tappan zee br

us up. even though the first inning or second inning, it picked us up. >> mets now lead the nationals 5 1/2 games. >>> the pitcher cc sabathia is likely done for the season. he's on the disabled list. with information on his right knee, once again tied with the blue jays. two teams doing fantastically september. the. >> it's a nice change for me. >>> 4:50 right now -- the man in charge of fema's flood insurance program meeting with long island homeowners. hear what the homeowners had to say. >>> still ahead at 5:00 a.m. -- a sign controversy from university of virginia. we see these so-called welcome messages. but they ended up getting the fraternity suspended. you're watching "today in new york." >>> have a tip -- we snap it. we stack it. we smoosh it. s makes it a s' more... you make it special. our chocolate. >>> a live look there at the hammel ilton bridge. at 4:54 just about. >> it's steamy outside. high humidity for now. cooler weather on the way. there's a live look at storm tracker. heavy rain, in fact, moving through orange county. they're seeing the worst of it around 0 warwick. w

same motion, i just see stakes and stuff coming out of the ground, the tent is coming up and over us. >>> the national weather service had issued a severe watch but the storm came out of nowhere. >>> a powerful volcano erupted in next next. see there, plumes of rash shooting into the air as that volcano erupted. some of the debris reached 2 miles high. there's no threat the nearby areas or evacuations put in place at this time. >>> airports across the country on high alert after pilots report seeing drones close to their planes. there's been three incidents at jfk in recent days. pilots from delta, jetblue and shuttle america report drops. faa rules do not allow drones within 5 miles within an airport. there's concerns in addition to people flying drones as a hobby terrorist could attack airplanes. >>> 4:15 is the time. let's look at the traffic this morning. >> good mornings, we're off to a good start, there's no major problems reported. in the east bay, we'll look at the east bay commute. traffic is moving well, as you drive on west bound highway 4. we're looking at a commute nearby, highway 24, tha

up their series against the nationals. the rockies' ben paulsen singles up the middle. 9th. >>> time for us to step aside for a minute. when we return, we're going to preseason game. >>> look nar jet offense to play about a half tomorrow night against the falcons in preseason action. and maybe eric decker and brandon marshall will give us a preview of what we'll see out of that dynamic duo in the regular season. >> you always want that level of competitor on the other side. >> he's going to be making plays. defenses have to know where he's at. i'll have more match-ups with him and everyone else who's out there. it's been amazing to have him. and it helps my game so much. >>> tom coughlin said it's unlikely victor cruz will play saturday against the jaguars. cruz suffered a calf strain on monday's practice. he didn't practice tonight but isn't concerned that strain will be a season-long problem. >> i want to play every day. but it's up to the training staff. >> we are being cautious. >> taking our time. making sure we're not doing anything out of the ordinary. the staff is being extremely diligent, and we're taking our

. >> reporter: the national association of theater owners has not endorsed the use of magnometers. instead it urged members to make sure emergency plans are up to date and that emergency exits, like the one colorado theater shooter james holmes entered through, are properly secured.rg the largest theater chains have also banned costumes, face masks

us. face the nation is coming up next on kpix 5. you are stepping out >> today on "face the nation" donald trump and mike huckabee will both join us to preview the upcoming republican presidential debate. what will we expect from donald trump and thursday's debate? we will ask him and talk to former arkansas governor mike huckabee. he is also creating controversy out on the campaign trail. and will vice president joe biden join the democratic race? we will get the latest from the missing malaysian air flight 37 ovation and talk to captain sully sullenberger about that and new concerns about near misses between drones and airports. airplanes. we will have plenty of political analysis plus an in-depth look at the enormous role of money in campaign 2016. it is all ahead on "face the captioning sponsored by cbs

up here in the nation's capitol. he died in 2012 of heart and multiple organ failure. he was 75. >>> coming up, john dickerson joins usa preview of face the nation this morning, that's coming up next. >>> and we are tracking the latest health news this morning including a warning for contact lens we'rers -- wearers. >>> crowds gather from coast to coast. we will tell you what they are angry about now. erica. >>> we are going to get a repeat performance of yesterday's beautiful weather with the sun and low humidity combining two make for a fantastic day. it's going to be a great day at the beach as well. take a look at this shore forecast. beautiful sunshine today, a hive of 84 in ocean city, mid- 80s on monday, and then we will introduce the threat for showers on tuesday down at the shore but the showers will arrive faster here in the dmv. i'm time them out for you coming up with 9 futurecast and the first alert seven >>> welcome back. >>> sunscreen, maybe some water, maybe an excuse not to bounce the ball at home plate would be good, throwing out the first pitch at the nationals game today. >> you're already trying t

wayne freedman joins us with a raider nation revving up, wayne? >> reporter: revving up is not the word. these folks like to party. the question is, will they be partying here, next year? take a look. the raiders lease expires after this year. the team is threatening to leave wout a football-only facility in which to play. is this a real threat? honestly we have no answers. they're loyal, die hard and true blue as silver and black will ever get. >> we have hot wing s. >> you have raider earrings. >> i do. i want even tell you all of the raider things i have on. >> reporter: it's a culture, if we're to believe what we hear, it endangers one. >> i know they're going to go away. they went away before. >> i think it's terrible and a bad thing. i don't know why the city let's that happen. they're leaving big revenue here, and taking it somewhere else. >> reporter: it is complicated. the raiders threatened to move to los angeles where they hope to share a new stadium with the san diego chargers but the st. louis rams are pushing for an what la stadium a

wayne freedman joins us with a raider nation revving up, wayne? >> reporter: revving up is not the word. these folks like to party. the question is, will they be partying here, next year? take a look. the raiders lease expires after this year. the team is threatening to leave wout a football-only facility in which to play. is this a real threat? honestly we have no answers. they're loyal, die hard and true blue as silver and black will ever get. >> we have hot wing s. >> you have raider earrings. >> i do. i want even tell you all of the raider things i have on. >> reporter: it's a culture, if we're to believe what we hear, it endangers one. >> i know they're going to go away. they went away before. >> i think it's terrible and a bad thing. i don't know why the city let's that happen. they're leaving big revenue here, and taking it somewhere else. >> reporter: it is complicated. the raiders threatened to move to los angeles where they hope to share a new stadium with the san diego chargers but the st. louis rams are pushing for an what la stadium a

us a legal love. we talking national dog day about man's best friend. so media lit up with adorable dogs, people showing favorite photo using # nationaldogday. the unofficial holiday was founded in 2004 to bring attention to our k-9 friends and animals waiting in shelters for foster homes or forever homes. we want to see pictures of your friends by posting them using # abc7getup. our viewers have posted some already, and we will share them. >> could be a nice day to take director dog for a walk. >> we already had a national holiday for snoop dogg but i guess not. >> snoop lion. >> i am so not hip. >> cubs and giants...boy. 66 and dropping down to 64. they beat the giants. palm springs 106 and 102 in fresno and sunshine if lake tahoe and 96 in yosemite and let me show you churning in the pacific a tropical storm but by sunday, look what comes into play, yes, the island. it could be this by monday. back to you guys. >> thanks, a quick look at the commute this early morning and now, a look at the san mateo bridge where traffic is moving very well, very light, and tail lig

up in navaho nation. and later, a pioneer for lesbian rights in al jazeera america, how a woman used her own terrifying experience to stand up against l.g.b.t. violence i >>> and hot on the websites the colorado green crush. in video, lori jane gliha takes aljazeera.com. >>> it's been called the biggest civil rights victory of the decade. gay marriage in all 50 states. there are some places in the u.s. where same sex couples cannot tie the knot. some native american reservations. we travelled to navaho nation to find out more about the continued fight for marriage about. >> reporter: tradition is law of the land on navaho nation. location. >> the car of what it means to be navaho. >> this 29 ireland, the only son in a large carla suarez navarro fondly. >> it was probably the best time of my life. >> i had so many cousin brothers and sisters, that we live in a very rural area. you had all this hand to just explore, ride horses, build pud houses and be outside, and i rex doing that growing up. it's important to me if i plan to raise a family in the future, that my children live the happy time in their future. >> dr

national park this summer. how often you use national parks . beverly is up next in delaware.e a question about senior pass because we were just in mount rushmore and were told that they would not take it. you had to pay $11 for parking and they did not honor the senior pass. i would like to know about that. my husband has had it for over 10 years. is it still being used? i would like to know about that. host: i will point you to nps.org for information about passes and entrance fees. dayst 25 is a free entrance at national parks around the country. one of nine free entrance days where there is no fees to get into a park around this country on that day. 27 -- 127 of the parks usually charge entrance fees. keith is up next in washington. thank you for calling. about: i wanted to talk hurricane ridge. .'m 72 years old i really enjoyed the national parks. the trick is to keep them natural, which is very difficult. withave to be careful parking garages and stoplights and all kinds of asphalt all over the place. it begins to look like a kmart parking lot if you're not careful. how

the officials will establish the division at the national institute for defense studies. they'll use its research to come up with security measures. china is increasing its maritime activity in the east and south china seas and it's been boosting defense spending by at least 10% almost every year. but china hasn't disclosed details of the defense budget or specific equipment the military possesses. >>> there's escalating tension on the korean peninsula. the militaries from both sides have exchanged fire over the western border. and pyongyang is threatening seoul with further military action. south korean military officials say they fired more than 20 artillery rounds toward north korea. they say it was in response to projectiles fired towards a loud speaker on their side and blairing anti-pong wrong broadcasts and blairing anti-pyongyang broadcasts and ordered more than 4,000 residents to evacuate. military officials sent a message calling the campaign a grave provocation and will take military action if the broadcasts isn't stopped by 5:00 p.m. saturday. president park gun held a meeting of the national se

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national poll was this one. this is the nbc wall street journal poll. they polled people up through thursday. that's the fifth most recent national poll. fox news just didn't use that poll. they decided to skip it. they decided they would use an older poll instead. there is a poll that ended earlier than nbc's poll did. even though fox said they would use the five most recent polls, they didn't. >> the wall street journal neo king notes of the five national polls used to decide what separated kasich from perry, 50 people. rick santorum is calling it preposterous and blast fox news and said national polls are meaningless in august. they should not be picking winners and losers. that's the job of the voters particularly those in iowa and new hampshire who have the role of first voting. when the ten candidates face off on the stage, it will look like this. donald trump will be front and center. jeb bush and scott walker will be to his left and right. the seven, six bottom candidates have been invited to take part in the debate hours before the main one. they are calling it the happy hour debate. thank you for joining us. >> let's start with rick santorum and his

and let's go live to the united nations and speak to al jazeera gabrielle and bring us up to date ofe learning about these allegations. >> reporter: diane corner the deputy head of mission in the central african republic held a video conference call with reporters at the u.n. and gave us a little bit more detail about these troubling allegations of sexual misconduct by u.n. peace keepers in that country. first she confirmed that there have been 13 allegations or cases of sexual misconduct by peace keepers since last september, september of 2014 when the peace keeping mission began. of those she said nine involve minors. one as young as 11 years old. she also said out of the 13 cases only one has been ruled or thrown out because of unsubstantiated allegations. the other 12 are still being investigated and as you said the really key line out of this is so far zero, absolutely no convictions in any of these cases. this is all coming at a very troubling time. it was just last week the u.n. secretary-general ban ki-moon fired the head of his mission the central african public after allega

us from philadelphia. we got some housing news according to the case schiller index, prices climbing 5%. nationally, prices upand new home sales higher. could you give us a little perspective -- will this gross -- will this growth in the housing market continue? susan: yes, it will. this has been a rebounding market on the price side for a number of years. sales and construction starts have been up for the last two months. this is both start and sales and prices. they are on pace to continue to a recovery.ding to housing is a bright spot in the economic recovery. is this because of low ?evels of mortgage interest susan: yes. mortgage rates are a driver and key to the economics drinks housing is bringing to the overall economy. but it's not just that. and thates are tight means housing prices are increasing. as housing prices increase, we get construction starts and that is what brings on the jobs and gives us the positive, virtuous cycle of more demand and better overall economy. pimm: tell us what is going on with delinquencies. do we see an uptick with delinquencies? susan: no. it is good news. as housing p

includes the construction of a special altar for the papal mass at the national shrine coming up on september 23rd. hank silverberg takes us behind the scenes. >> reporter: the special altar and 11 chairs are being constructed here at carriage hill cabinets in frederick, maryland. >> we wanted to focus on humility because we knew that that's kind of what the pope is and that's what his faith and his mission is. >> reporter: one of those chairs has been specifically built for the pope by carpenter david calhoun. he was leading a team of 12 artisans several weeks. >> if he sits down and the chair doesn't collapse, i'll be really happy. >> reporter: calhoun also made the altar for pope benedict's appearance at nats park in 2008. this altar was designed by catholic university students. they're hoping it expresses simplicity which they say is the way the pope expresses himself. >> the theme was to have it fit inside the basilica to go with the arches and the romannesque theme. >> reporter: the altar has been designed to become a permanent fixture at the basilica after the pope's visit. >> they were trying to draw elements from

hour, up in the next half ,emocratic and national polls and phil mattingly will join us to talk aboutberg politics. we will have that, coming up. betty: i will see you in a little bit. much more ahead on the bloomberg market day. the u.s. open is underway in queens. we'll look at how serena williams is making street even before her match begins. ♪ betty: u.s. open is underway here. serena williams been going for title. she has already made history. the women's singles final tickets sold out before the men's final. interest? this >> you know why. it is not just serena, one of the most dominant athletes in the world, she is going for the calendar slam. like to say i was there when. this one of those momentous times. tole not the easiest path the final, who would bet against her? betty: how is she playing right now? >> very well. she is winning lots of turnover. she is the dominant player. she does have those matches where she might lose the first set. the gl of herself, and she is out there and wins. howy: give us an idea of powerful she is off the court businesswise. >> she has no mari

using the hashtag #flypocalypse. >> reporter: at reagan national, the only thing going up was frustration. >> it shouldn't be like this. >> reporter: planes were going anywhere. according to the faa, the glitch was in a tracking computer system based in leesburg, virginia, supposed to help route high altitude traffic near the nation's capital. so this is what the airspace looked like for several hours, planes not allowed to fly in or out of the usually busy region. >> not a good day to fly so stay home. >> if you can. >> reporter: new york, d.c. and baltimore were hard hit. bwi reporting three hour delays. the misery spread to miami, chicago and beyond, more than 2,000 delays and hundreds of cancellations this family is traveling from new york to seattle. >> there's a lot of ther things i could do on saturday than sitting in laguardia all day. >> reporter: on social media, talking about #flypocalypse asked for a free drink while one man talked about screaming kids. >> two hours on the ground. hopefully this gets resolved soon, fingers crossed. >> reporter: by mid-afternoon, the faa was able to reboot the system and re

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up to the stage. if you haven't seen our small rocky mountain national park exhibit on the second floor you can go up and see that. use the elevators here, and it's on the second floor. please take some cookies home with you if you still haven't gotten any of that. and, again, if you have questions for mike or me, we're around, but we look forward to seeing you this summer and/or this fall. thank you all, and have a great evening. [ applause ] 91 i don't call him every night, but i update him. >> congressman don beyer, thank you very much for your time. >>> prior to california becoming a state in 1850, it was ruled by mexico, and the majority of the population had immigrated from that region, including many with african ancestry. up next, professor carlos salomon talks about the history of california during the 19th century and the many californians who lived in the region. in particular, he focuses on the role of wealthy businessman pio pico, who was the governor of california while it was under mexican rule. >> hi, everyone. welcome. my name is marie silva. i'm the manuscripts librarian here at the california histor

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national polls as recognized by fox news leading up to august 4th, today, at 5:00 p.m. eastern. such polling must be conducted by major, nationally recognized organizations that use standard methodological techniques. that's what hey said in advance. that's not the shorthand public reference for some longer more explicit explanation they made elsewhere. that's it. that's what they said. that's all they have said. they would average out the five most recent national polls. today they announced who is in their debate and who is out of their debate. it turns out they didn't utes the five most recent national polls. these are the five most recent national polls. fox news did their own poll, called people up to two days ago, same deal with bloomberg, same deal with cbs, same deal with monmouth. all those four national polls called their respondents over a period of three or four days that ended this past sunday. so that's four. the fifth most recent national poll was this one. this is the nbc/"wall street journal" poll. they polled people up through thursday, this past thursday. that's the fifth most recent national poll. fox news just didn't use that poll. they decid

up so well. are there other national parks where you are concerned about pollution or the effects of too much human traffic? >> caller: well, we usedo go to mt. azure island which is a national park. and it got so crowded and it got so many people on the trails that really gave it up and left it for others. so that does happen. especially in the east where the recreational areas at least in the northeast and central east, central atlantic states are not that large or that numerous. but i am concerned about that. they do a wonderful job with what they can. not all their volunteers are as good as they might be. that's a problem but they have to have volunteers. they don't have the budget. >> thanks for the call this morning. george on pollution in national parks this from the national parks conservation association, the nonprofit set up to advocate on behalf of this country's 408 national parks. they put out a polluted parks report that graded the pollution-related damage in the 48 national parks required by the clean air act to have best possible air quality among things rated were healthy air, seeing clearly and impacts from climat

us. >> i won't ever pick up a baseball and not think of kaiser. it's a good thing. >> the national baseball congress has suspended the use of bat boys and girls for the world series. the team plans to honor carlisle wearing t-shirts and wristband with his initials. >>> suing the white house over tough new restrictions over pollution from power plants. >> we're the first generation to feel the impact of climate change and the last generation that can do something about it. >> the president unveiled his planned to. the goal is to cut carbon emissions by 32% by 2030. power plants account for about a third of the united states' carbon pollution. states would have until 2022 to comply with the new rules. >>> campaign 2016, donald trump was a no-show at a candidates forum in new hampshire tonight. thursday night trump will be on stage for the first republican debate. the business mogul has been leading in key poles but not everyone is happy for him. gawker just published his cell phone number. the celebrity gossip site says it's payback for a stunt pulled on rival candidate lindsey graha

the officials will establish the division at the national institute for defense studies. they will use its research to come up with security measures. china's increasing its maritime activity in the east and south china seas and it's been boosting defense spending 10% almost every year. china hasn't disclosed details of the defense budget or specific equipment its military possesses. officials from japan's environment ministry are looking for new ways to encourage house who did and company to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. nhk learned ask the government to budget $370 million in the next fiscal year. last month the government announced its emigs target for 2030. calls for 20% reduction. households and businesses would need to reduce their emissions by about 40%. that number will be difficult to achieve. the draft budget includes subsidiaries for purchasing led bulbs for use in homes and rental housing. earmarks funds to support green building construction by businesses. the officials behind the plans say they hope to increase public involvement in energy saving practices. >>> the location has been set for t

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us. >> up next, republican presidential candidate governor scott walker will join us. nationallythe top three of republican hopefuls, number two right now in iowa. how does he land to get to number one and stay there? we will talk about that and much more. >>> donald trump maintaining also his lead over the republican field in iowa after last week's debate the front runner garnering a 19% level of sore in iowa. karly fiorina surging to fourth place with 10% according to the latest ppp poll. my next guest is tied for second place in this latest poll and joining us now republican presidential candidate, the governor of wisconsin, scott walker. good to have you with us. you've got to be awfully pleased with where you are in had these polls, not only these, but a national set of polls, you are running strong. >> yeah, we are. we're less than a month in, we announced on july 13th, so just a few weeks into the election we're feeling good. i think part of it hopefully is because people have seen that while we've got a great group of republicans, in fact, fox did a nice job of highlighti

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up, seattle at about 82, and spoke can at 79. >>> kevin says -- that was kev. the national weather service is telling ust is not unusual 58 for the smoke to get caught in the jet stream and float east. >>> up next, the efforts to combat al-shabab in somalia. >> could normalization change cuba forever? >> i'm afraid for cuba. >> we ask cubans about their hopes and fears. >> i would love to see my business grow into a transnational company. >>> for the first time in history, the u.s. army has two women who have graduated from the elite ranger school. captain kristen giest, and first lieutenant shea haber, took part in though ceremonies today. but because they are women, they are still forbidden from serving with the army rangers or in any infantry or special operations positions. >>> the u.s. is taking on a larger role in the fight against al-shabab in somalia. the u.s. is trying to help somalia's struggling government now. mike viqueira has the story. >> reporter: for almost a quarter century it has been a country in tatters. it has had 16 governments mostly powerless and unable to stop the rise of al-sh