. >> one of them was 11-year-old ayman khan. >> ayman khan's 13-year-old brother zewarshaa told me what he remembers from that morning the two boys were out collecting wheat together. >> zewarshaa told me that he lay down beside his brother to hide afraid that he would be targeted by the soldiers on the ground or by the aircraft flying overhead. >> their father nouroz khan tried to come and collect his son's body. >> it was three hours nouroz khan said before he could reach his sons. >> al jazeera america - proud of telling your stories. >> i wanted to dance, and eventually i started leaving the gangs in the street alone. >> we're pushing the envelope with out science every day, we can save species. >> i'm walking you guys! >> all i wanted to see was her walk. it was amazing. >> these were emotions that i had been dreaming about for so long. >> getting to the heart of the matter. proud to tell your stories. al jazeera america. >> while reporting this story, i interviewed over thirty eyewitnesses and family members of civilians who had been killed during the military operation. but i wan

he's salman khan, this is "overheard." [applause]. >> actually, there are not two sides to every issue. >> so i guess we can't fire him now. >> i guess we can't fire him now. the night that i win the emmy. >> being on the supreme court was an improbable dream. >> it's hard work and it's controversial. >> without information, there is no freedom. and it's journalists who provide that information. >> window rolls down and this guy says, hey, he goes to 11:00. [laughter]. >> salman khan, welcome. >> great to be here. >> very nice to meet you. i'm in the presence of greatness, according to bill gates. are you looking over your shoulder? is there something else here? >> i don't know. i would like to meet them. [laughter]. >> well, your reputation is so outsized that in some ways it's almost impossible to ask you to live up to it. >> it's disappointing to meet me, yes. [laughter]. >> i'm quite happy. but the fact is what you have accomplished in diy fashion, let's be honest. you know, you saw a problem and over time took it on a

there was a fellow of khan and doesn't come up much these days. i thought you argued cogently pakistan doesn't want to let go of the crown jewels. at one time there seemed to be another logic. one had a hard time keeping a straight face aziz lam bad claimed a renegade on his own business. what made him a thing of the past and confident other people aren't doing that right now? >> totally fair question and he's referring for those of you that don't know, aq khan, the leader of the pakistani enrichment program and beginning in the late 1980s and through 1990s he was selling either blueprints for centrifuges or a broken down centrifuges to iran that didn't really work very well but out retailing basically. basically what happened is pakistani nuclear program relied a lot on imports throughout. so components and other things to build their enrich. and other capabilities and some point he realized you could hit like a reverse switch on a fan and export out through the same same thing and make money. and so, and so he did. and some of it we know in a se

he wrote songs for chaka khan and sheila e. a prolific song writer. how does one measure his talent and legacy? prince answered that question himself ♪ nothing compares nothing compares to you ♪ >>> thank you so much for

he said one time the phone rang and he answered and it was chaka khan. that's how he met her. he was doing a phone prank. he didn't move. never left minneapolis. he was in new york a lot, always here. >> still doing tons of live shows. always a performer. >> listen, he would do a live show for three hours and then leave and go to a club that night, same night. you never seen anyone quite like this. >> not to end on a downer, did you have any clue things were wrong with him health wise? >> the thing that really bothers me about it is the prince i know was like super healthy, vegan, wasn't an abuser of drugs or alcohol. he lived right, you know. he was clean. he looked young and looked really healthy and vibrant. the whole thing is just very mysterious to me. >> good to be here, l.a. >> thanks for having me. >> thank you. >> i appreciate it, guys. >> "purple rain" will be one of prince's greatest legacies. here is nbc's joe fryer.

. >> pam:the u-k crown prosecution has released information saying that junead khan and shazib khan had plans to travel to syria. once they two men arrived they were going to join fighting along with the terror group. junead khan was also found guilty of preparing an act of terrorism within the united kingdom boundaries. khan's plan involved targeting members of the u-s- military using a knife and possibly a pressure cooker bomb, according to the head of u-k counterterrorism. both are scheduled to be sentenced in may. parents in virgina say they were shocked this week after learning their children's school bus was carrying explosive materials. the c-i-a said they used the bus during the school's spring break.and the explosives were left by one of its training k- nine units. .and even more alarming.there were students on the bus for two days before it was discovered. not until a routine maintainence check were they found. in an email that went out to parents and staff members last night, it states the training material did not pose a danger to bus passengers. investigators say the man wh

imran khan reports. ♪ reporter: the music plays on in a fitting tribute to a city globally renowned for culture. part workshop, part open concert, 2016 almost didn't happen nap public park a few kilometers from here. the organizers came to the event out ofrets expect for those who lost their lives. >> it took a lot of time to figure out what we wanted to do. we took two days where we didn't do any planning, where the only thing we needed to figure out was whether it's all right to be able to do this. ♪ >> reporter: the musicians, the fact the festival has gone ahead is a blessing. shimoon is the a blue grass singer who is happy to show case his art. >> i wanted to do something freshw for the punjabi. i wouldn't to do something new. i started experimenting. >> reporter: experimentation is one of the themes of this festival as is going digital. aside from the bands, there are a number of workshops and stores that address the future of pakistani music and the music industry ♪ >> the country's first music streaming services and in a few short months has amassad catalogue of 25,000 pakistani

he's salman khan, this is "overheard." [applause]. >> actually, there are not two sides to every issue. >> so i guess we can't fire him now. >> i guess we can't fire him now.

>> shawali khan's description is matched others. known as an old brick factory. said he can take us there. >> there is an airport there? >> exactly. now we'll make a turn. >> to the left? >> to the left. >> it's no longer a cia black site but the area is still used by afghan intelligence. >> it is still a secret place, they don't want he anyone inside. >> what happens if we're found? >> we would be definitely arrested. >> it is impossible to confirm the exact location. but kai says most afghans believe what detainees refer to as the black prison was once here. >> the first tower is the security guard. >> that's the perimeter of the base? >> yes. >> from satellite maps it looks like the original factory building is gone. a new collection of buildings, the white ones you see in the distance. >> that over there? that's the exact spot? >> the exact spot. >> hmm . >> it's eerie to be here . when other men arrived here in hoods and shackles. if you were driving around here on any given day it's like none of this ever happened. okay so it's obviously a highly secure loc

khan, thank you for your presentation. thank all of you. whole concept of the snatch-and-grab of homeless folks belongings, also takes place in d.c., particularly in areas undergoing gentrification. so would you please talk about how skid row plays into l.a.'s version of gentryification? i visited skid row. i never seen a place like it. i'm from philadelphia originally. i've seen some hell holes but i never seen anything like skid row. >> so about two years ago the los angeles community action network which would i say is one of the leading organizations in the country leading the poor people's movement or current version of poor peoples movement, they released a report called, the dirty divide, "a tale of two cities" and it is a very telling story. this was again done by a community participatory research where community members shared their stories and it goes to show how skid row's boundaries are constantly contracting. that is one piece of that, where it used to be, i don't want to draw the geography of los angeles, at least seven block

one he wrote for chaka khan and it's good. ♪ chaka khan let me rock you let me rock you that's all i♪ >> lyrics are great. ♪ do you feel for me the way i feel for you want to love you want to hug you want to feel you too ♪ >> is he singing? >> here it comes. here we go. go, chaka! >> is that stevie wonder? >> here it comes. hit it. ♪ baby baby when i look at you i get a warm feeling inside ♪ there's something about the things you do ♪ >> we sang this, we used to do skits in our sorority. just a reminder, you can listen to us on sirius xm channel 108 and i have a show on monday and wednesday. >> hi. come here. you and your crown. >> this is joanne's son. >> hi, mackie. how are you? >> why do you have a crown on your head? >> because he's the king. >> mackie's going to see "hamilton" tonight. >> he knows every word to the songs. how old are you? >> 10. >> 10 years old, knows all the words. we're excited. will you come back and tell us what it's all about? >> yeah. >> okay. cool. >> we have makeover results after this. this is 100% useful for a 100% fresh mouth.. what's it like to not f

imhran khan. >> for the sport, here is andy. >> german club made quite an impact in their first everhampions league. they beat real madrid two-nil, scoring two goals in seven minutes during the first half. >> gives them a big chance of causing an upset next week in the second leg. coach zadan thinks his team can turn it around. >> reporter: okay. for the second part, no. i think we should talk about the first half of the match because in the second half, we played a bit better. the only thing we need to do now is stay relaxed. it isn't going to make me crazy but losing is always painful. we know we have the chance to change that. manchester city drawing 2-2 and with 208 goals, he will be considered slight favorites heading into the second leg. we must take a break. >> the focus shifts to the quarterfinals at the europa league. the fixtures on thursday: jergen returns to his old stomping ground. >> i prepare my team. that's why i am here on a place. i had a wonderful time. that's how it is. it is better to be here. i don't know. north korea than something. i feel pretty good. it's a b

khan adds that no one has the right to attack religious leaders, be it profit mohamud, guru nanak or jesus. it is true that bloggers have the right to say what they say online and still can be protected? >> the thing is, you go for a threat when you are hurting somebody else's feelings. it is quite natural. of course we accept expression of -- freedom of expression, and expression of free thought. we surely -- we are willing to protect it. but the thing is that it should be contained to that extent that it does not hurt somebody else's feelings. so it should be responsible enough not to hurt other's feelings. that is what we are saying. we are not calling for anything else. we are not saying that they should not talk about it. but what we are saying is they should be responsible enough not to hurt somebody else's religious feelings. >> so to be responsible about it, you say. but again, simply publishing online, many people do seem to get death threats for doing so. anisul huq -- >> the thing, that is exactly why i have said earlier that when somebody is doing that, somebody is inviti

imran khan has visited some of the victim's families. >> they gather at the graves of those they lovedthis family lost three children, two sons and one daughter. they were among 70 people killed in lahar last week. most of whom were children. their mother tells us how the family was looking forward to a holiday weekend at the popular park. >> the weekend is a holiday for the children and the next day, they had school. so their father says the house is small. so let's go to the park and they can be a little free. we got to the park and they played. i watched as they ran. then there was this laud noise and smoke. i couldn't hear anything. people were on fire and others were lying dead. i found my children underneath the bodies of others. my husband lost a leg and is in hospital. i will never go back to that park again. i am too scared. >> that home, through their grief, they talk about the short lives of their this this this this >> there is a very similar dialogue. >> an important conversation that can be sung as well as spoken. kristin saloomey, al jazeera, new york. >> nasa and the eu

imran khan has more. >> in recent years going to the cinema has become more popular in pakistan.our years ago there were only 12 screens, now there are 32. now the director of cinema in lahore. he said the popularity of bollywood is better quality films. >> there is a need of these films. if these films don't come here they will go back to being a niche industry. >> but a group of film distributors wants to change all that have. it's asked the city's high court to ban the films. >> the government said that pakistani cinema is growing. but the industry is only growing in the middle class areas. because of bollywood we can't make new films. that's why we want the films bad. they say that foreign films are a threat. in cinema houses often owned by the same company who use the money from tickets to fund new films. films have become a middle class activity, and some of lahores oldest will suffer and they'll close down because they won't have enough money to show the films that people here want to watch. it's a he question of traditional for the modern. >> to compete with bollywood bud

. >> he won a grammy for the chaka khan hit, i feel for you. people think that was chalka khan, prince wrote that. shin made o'connor. ashley: another classic song. kennedy thank you very much for being here. don't forget kennedy will have a live special 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox business on the life and death of prince. you do not want to miss that, kennedy, thank you. >>> coming up former presidential candidate ron paul will be here. he battled the republican party four years ago at the convention. he says donald trump is exactly right, the system is rigged! what advice does he have for "the donald?" we'll ask him next. my dad gave me those shares, you know. he ran that company. i get it. but you know i think you own too much. gotta manage your risk. an honest opinion is how edward jones makes sense of investing. poallergies?reather. stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight, mouthbreathers. breathe right. h

imran khan, rural punjab. >> brussel's airport is partly operating again following the attack there 12ays ago. the first flight to the portuguese city departed a little earlier. airport staff observed a minute's silence ahead of the departure. passengers arriving for flights now face new security measures in a temporary terminal. the main departure hull was damaged by the suicide attack. a metro station was attacked on the same day and 32 people were killed. >> it's a very emotional moment for all of us, from me, personally, of course. it's all workday and night. literally day and night to make this moment potsinal. so, i think it's very important. the only three flights today are symbol symbolic. tomorrow, we will have more flights. in the next few days, we will go up to 20 pitts of our normal and then the maximum in a temporary structure that has been built. >> 11 journalists have been detained by police in the maldives. arizona were made during protests gersches an alleged government crackdown on press freedom. police fired teargrass gas at demonstrators while they rallied near the

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a california man is not so grateful for jay-z and khan way west. a lawsui infiled against the rappers after west announced his albu the life of pablo would be exclusive to music service title. the user base jumpex from 1 th llion to 2.5 million in ten days. well, a month later, the album showed up on spotify, apple music and elsewhere. the suit claims title fraudulently gained $84 million >>> olivia wilde is expecting baby number two. the announcement came on, where else? instagram. >> what you doing? >> i was enjoying some virtual wall reality al reality until you ruined it with your face. >> many top sitcoms said he is expedited about virtual reality. at a conference he tried a headset and cannot wait for -- comedic situations. >>> look at this. rst blind flip. how cool is that? kind of scary statement. at the same time. that car was going over 6lu miles an hour! folks, do not try that at home! >>> if you were frustrated jimmy kimmel put it all in perspe'vive. tax returns are a math dealt ad tted by the government to adults. if we fail, we got pr

because of the fans who have risked the security situation to go hear the music that they love, imran khan. >> there is always more on the website. >> s i was the first to have my identity. >> i never felt a connection to anything or anyone. and i was constantly just trying to fit in. copeland only stumbled in to ballet at 13, she had natural talent. >> i started to realize this is beautiful, and this is challenging. >> but she had to fight for the right to dance. eventually even suing her mother for emancipation. >> being in a public school and having your story plastered all over the media not just in your city but all over the nation was traumatizing. >> not only did she have to challenge erskine color, but her body type, too. now she wants to waive the way of children of all backgrounds . >> to push as hard as i can to go as far as i can so they'll have an easier path. >> i spoke to her about her life story recently in new york. >> tell me about the moment that you discovered ballet. >> ballet discovered me. it found me. well dance was always just a part of my natural state as a child.

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imran khan has this report from islamabad. >> reporter: if pakistan has its way, then this solar panel field will become almost as commonplace as the wheat fields that dot the countryside. pakistan is in dire need of energy. electricity blackouts are a daily occurrence and can last up to six hours. on average pakistan produces 11,000 megawatts of electricity a day. it needs double that to supply the country. this project in the south of punjab mopes to change that. a joint-- hopes to change that. the idea that fields like this can harvest the power of sun across the nation >> we have assured to the world that this is a successful model, a success story. we will start 100 megawatt which is a modelling infrastructure and this can be repeated, can you replicated up to 1000 megawatts and now after this success story, the government of punjab and government of pakistan, they have collected a lot of investment. >> reporter: 100 megawatts can comfortably supply a large town, but some say the technology is out of date and inefficient >> my only sort of criticism right now is that it's just ver

by a pack of wolves but suddenly is hunted out of his jungle home by the vengeful tying area shere khanan and man is forbidden. >> it is unbelievable. >> yeah. >> reporter: so what better place to meet the man cub himself neil seth think than the bronx zoo's tiger mountain in new york. >> i'm not taking one more step. >> run mowgli. >> action. >> 12-year-old sethi in his very first acting role, is the only human character to appear on screen. in a film of cgi environments and motion captured animals. >> what was the audition process like for you? >> they wanted me to do a couple lines. i had to play imaginary tennis. i showed a karate move and said i don't need no stunt double and they started laughing. >> reporter: the film boasts an all-star voice cast including idris elba, ser ben kingsley, lupita nyong'o, scarlett johanssen and bill murray as baloo the bear. >> what's that. >> that's a song go the good life. >> have you auditioned for any other roles? >> yeah, i have some stuff in the works. >> reporter: that sounds like such a hollywood thing to say, neel. you got to give me more t

chaka khan.e wrote a huge song, justin timberlake and one of many who wrote an r&b debt to prince and he tweeted a message about how strong it was and to bring it back to my hometown of oakland and prince had a huge following and the paramount changing its sign to honor the artist. >> not surprisingly, prince artist's and songs dominating tonight as people tune in and remember, raj? hard to understand all of this. thank you, scott. many connections prince had to the bay area including records one of the albums in the late 1970s in sausalito. our coverage of prince continues on nightly news. lester holt is here in the bay area. >> hi, raj. we're in town working on a fascinating tech story for next week, but you're right, we're covering the prince story on "nightly news." his impact clear around the world and we'll have interviews including a revealing one with matt lauer and we're gathering reaction from a stunned music industry and that's all we hear from san francisco. raj and jessica, let's sen

i'm a khan toonist. >> how did you decide you wanted to become a cartoonist, from minnesota governor to cartoonist? >> i kind of backed into it. so many people back into their jobs. i was on a political track. i had been a political aide in 1978. the only thing i learned was how to drive a stick shift which he taught me. but i love journalism. the movie "all the president's men" had come out. >> this combines your love of journalism and your love of politics. jack ohman, thanks for being here. >> thanks so much. >>> the bay area arou along wit the rest of the nation is mourning the death of musical icon prince. last night san francisco city hall was a wash in purple lighting in the artist's memory. his work is tightly move venn into the memory of their younger years and words from his death came as a huge shock. prince is 57 years old. we leave you now with one of his many hits. thanks so much for watching, for more coverage go to kqed.org. ♪ i never meant to cause you any sorrow ♪ ♪ i never meant to cause you any pain ♪ ♪ i only want to see you laughing in the purple rain ♪ ♪ purple

in 1984, he wrote songs for chaka khan and sheila e. both landed in the top ten that year.e once said. like the bangles' "manic monday." a prolific songwriter. so how does one measure his talent and legacy? prince answered that question himself. ♪ nothing compares nothing compares to you ♪ >> an incredible talent. >>> thank you so much for watching. i'm tom llamas. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. for david and all of us here, good night. >> the set was funky, fun. bathed in purple light. >> fans remember what it was like to see a legend in person. >>> why police hope flywood could help them find a missing 2-year-old girl. >> the warriors looking for a win without their star. >>> it could be hard to wake your kids in the morning. the bay area school district that could make changes to help high school students get more of what they need. >>> he broke new ground. the bay area and world remember prince. >> awesome. living legend. >> when he comes he brings it. >> people e-mailing me and texting me from all over the world saying he was supposed to be immortal. is it

. >> like cindy lauper chaka khan. >> nothing compares to you. sinead o'connor.on >> we can go on.n. >> wisdom is probably biggest super prince fan and i i immediately thought of youatel when i heard this.en it was so shocking to me.o m thank you annie by the way. way so shocking to hear this. t i kept saying this can't ben't b true and called you for f verification. >> and somebody in the barberbe because i was barber shope i wab getting my haircut and theyai ad walked in and said prince isprii dead. and i was like what? we all w at some point are going to gng have to go but when you thinking about someone like some this you just think about abo their music and i know it'swt' wrong but you think they'renk going to live forever but we buw know that's not true. t >> a rare morning weirdni w morning with his family, hisis s fans. more on the life and legacy ofli prince as the morningfening continues all right. r >> we want to let you know k this morning's fox5 spring concert will feature a tribute u to prince. p the band secret society willty play several of their

. >> he did and for shaka khan. >> what was going on in that album?hase. it was for a lot 0 artist and he had another film, "under the cherry moon" but that was such a defining moment for him and for music because this guy writes a semi autobiographical film about his family and the musicians in minneapolis and about their struggles, and puts it all out there with music, and when you get to that big crescendo at the enwhen" purple rain "plays, i had goose bumps just listening to that and don't be ashame if if you love the era of prince. you can go deep. the guy had 39 albums. you can go in there and feel all of that music over and over again. and there are music heads that will help you select the best. and he was such a revolutionary, so far ahead of his time. >> that song got to 143 on rolling stone's 500 greatest hits of all-time list. 143. he has a number of them up there. >> you witnessed the guitar work in that song. incredible guitarist, and that's one of those things you don't realize. when someone does so many things so well. when you can dan

last but not least, khan is the coordinator of the lapd coalition. i have gotten to know my work as a justice fellow. he has done amazing work with that organization and that's one of the few upon progressive interventions and hamid is one of our stars. i'm looking forward to hearing from professor patterson. >> in the spirit of the topic, we will get right into the conversation. we will begin with each ever our panelists giving the overview of the work they have done and engage in conversation and will get in conversation between the three of us and have the opportunity for maybe ten minutes of questions and we will look forward to having you be a part of the conversation and the solutions as well. >> such a pleasure to be here. such a pleasure for me to share my work with everyone. so much is about women of color who have decided to welcome mothers. they are completely exposed to government surveillance and my 50 book is called reproducing race and it's a product of 18 months of field work research that conducted in a hospital in manhattan and all

sadiq khan is just one of those standing in london's mayoral election. stick with the brexit theme. according to one economist at bloomberg intelligence, uncertainty following a brexit , british exitit -- let'seuropean union talk about potential fallout or benefits of a brexit. and jonlcome nicola moulton from better capital. welcome to the program. if you look at brexit, it must mean for your business that there's a lot of uncertainty, uncertainty that the u.k. economy probably doesn't need. >> there's uncertainty for everybody, not just my business. if we were to leave the european union, that 22 years of not really knowing what we are going. i think the main point really is that the key decision was not to be part of the euro. i did not feel that was the right thing to do. we have now is a trade arrangement largely which is very key and important for the u.k. i think the idea that we are going to go out and renegotiate trade deals around the world on our own is a bit fanciful. representing 20% of the world's gdp is different from representing 3% of th

work and partner with us in putting this women's summit together and i the honor of meeting serena khan was the head of the women's foundation of california is helping us with exactly that. i'm very proud to introduce her. she's a career leader in the philanthropic and nonprofit social justice sector spanning 2 decades and she's the leading expert both nationally and internationally, many of the social justice issues. she and her team have been instrumental in ensuring the success of the summit which is partnering with us in every way and i would like to introduce you to serena khan. >>[applause] >> thank you so much for the administrator kelly, and thank you mayor lee and mayor shaft for your leadership on this issue. we cannot be more delighted to be partnering with the city of san francisco and open on the summit. we the women's foundation of california are partnering along with the leading edge women's rights movement and the state along with our partners really across the country and the world. we are part of a movement of hundreds of organizations advocates, community good foundat

and making music and sort of the generosity of making it for other people, with other people, chaka khangave a career to. >> the life force thinking about aids and poor people, making that band the tightest thing in the universe and the life force watching people go crazy, he knew he could do it with a flick of his heir or guitar solo. >> even with that, there was an intimacy to the performance, like he knew where the cameras were. little facial gestures which in a stadium size like that, you don't see performers do. >> any space. >> thank you so much. great, again, terrible the circumstances we are here to discuss him, but so great to have you all. >>> coming up next, jimmy jam joins us. a break first. ♪ ♪ they found out who's been hacking into our network. who? guess. i don't know, some kids in a basement? you watch too many movies. who? a small business in china. a business? they work nine to five. they take lunch hours. like a job? like a job. we tracked them. how did we do that? we have some new guys defending our network. new guys? well, they're not that new. they've been defending

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. >> i have a question for professor khan. there was a comment mentioned on the video about ebt phones given out and how they were used for surveillan surveillance. can you expound on that. >> they're called obama phones now so these are free phones people are getting as a part of the networking so obviously those are directly hooked up with the system who is getting those phones and we already know as the way the tracking of telephones happen so she was making a comment that was related to these free phones that people are getting who may be recipients of public benefits. it is being used quite a bit in los angeles and it's not only for folks who are unhoused, residents of skid row are unhoused community members, but if you are up to a certain poverty line you are able to access this phone as well. >> thank you. >> other questions? there's one. >> thank you for your presentation. i thank all of you. the whole concept of the snatch and grab of homeless folks' belongings also takes place in d.c., particularly in areas that are

imran khan spoke to some. families. >> reporter: they gather at the graves of those they loved. this family lost three children - two sons and a daughter. they were among the 70 killed in lahore last week, most of them children. the family was looking forward to a holiday weekend at a popular park. >> the weekend is a holiday for the children. the next day they had small. the father said the house is small, betts go to the park -- let's go to the park, they can be free. we got to the park. i watched. they ran. then there was smoke. people were on fire. others dead. i found my children under the bodies of others. my husband lost a leg. he's in hospital. >> reporter: at home they talk about the short live of their children. a 5-year-old, 7-year-old and a 12-year-old. like many in the park, they came from the poorest parts of the province, it was a rare chance for hard-working families to relax, enjoy a picnic and an ice-cream. an offshoot claimed responsibility for the attack. designed to stir up tensions and target christians. for this family, and others like them, the reasons fo

and making music and sort of the generosity of making it for other people, with other people, chaka khanht along, gave a career to. >> the life force wasn't thinking about aids and poor people, wasn't making that band the tightest thing in the universe and the life force watching people go crazy, he knew he could do it with a flick of his heir or guitar solo. >> even with that, there was an intimacy to the performance, like he knew where the cameras were. little facial gestures which in a stadium size like that, you don't see performers do. >> any space. >> thank you so much. great, again, terrible the circumstances we are here to discuss him, but so great to have you all. >>> coming up next, jimmy jam joins us. a break first. ♪ ♪ ♪ little red corvette, baby you're much too fast ♪ then we gave it an available 12.3 inch multi-media display, to see around the curve... dynamic performance, to hold the curve... and bold styling to stay ahead of the curve. the lexus rx, rx hybrid and rx f sport. this is the rx, elevated. this is the pursuit of perfection. schwarzkopf presents hair in 30 minut

i want to let folks know if they want to see you perform, they have the khan thans in berkeley. >> yesere is so much cycling stuff going on. at the end of the month, there is a shop called my buddy's bike shop. you can find it on my facebook page or giant bicycle's facebook page. >> it is amazing to see this in person and it is amazing to be jumped over by you. i am glad you know what you are doing. >> do you want to do a bunny hop? >> you hop on that bike. >> is this another bad idea? >> great idea. >> bunny hopping is all about lifting up on your handle bars. >> my wife tells me to be careful at work. >> why would she say that? >> i don't know why. i am not sure. a few weeks ago she told me to be careful. >> you are lifting up on your handle bars. then you push them away. it allows you to lift your bike. some bikes like the bike i am on, you are clipped in. that was a pretty good shot. >> how much inches on that? >> about two inches. >> i only have 43 and a half more to go until a world record. >> good job. >> i am going to cut my losses. >>> from bikes to big trucks. >> monster jam

situation -- association in this country and it's a real pleasure for us to be affiliated with you, louise khan and with roger and with all of you. you have heard a brief introduction of our chairman. i'm going to reintroduce him and all of our judges. our chairman and good friend andrew roberts known to most of you is quite simply the best diplomatic historian now writing. not only is he a great writer and researcher but he's one of these people who appears like charles dixon -- charles dickens to be able to write all the time ceaselessly at the quality of the writing and the history in the research and all of that kind of thing is always of a peace. so we look forward to hearing you, andrew. we have a wonderful panel of judges. i would like them to stand when i introduce them. flora fraser, currently best selling writer, the current bestseller dr. frieden of the washington family in america. general charles brower, former head of the department of history at west point, academic dean at the virginia military institute and author of what is regarded as the definitive history of america's war,

it was assassinated and they could use genghis khan about things. at the donkey was there earlier series. you can use oxfam, but oxen have to be watered every 24 hours. donkeys point to mesopotamia with the mediterranean.. they linked egypt. they linked afghanistan with countries further south and so on and so forth. and the meal, which is a hybrid of the donkey was one of the major transport animals of the roman empire. much neglect that historic. the animals are very understated. one more. >> i'm surprised you don't have more. >> i'm surprised they don't. we have a horse had my wife has a horse is not on the property. she is now threat in a dog. fortunately we have a diabetice cat. >> i got the advantage of aluminum cans without they did did not rest. >> i use the word rest colloquially or oxidized. all but three medals oxidizer can be made in some way. but aluminum tubes wade. >> it makes it stronger until certain point at which point it falls apart. a lot of metals form a good layer. exposed to salt water or sent and that can keep oxidized in th