both of his sons, the 11 year-old who died and a 27 year-old were tossed off that boat yesterday, the 27 year-old suffering leg injuries. he survived officials say he actually helped his dad pull the younger boy from the water the 11 year-old they were able to make it back to the corinthian yacht club in timber on but the 11 year-old was pronounced dead at the scene. >>well it's a tragedy all heartsick about this. >>frias bail was set at million see has posted that he is out of jail tonight. and we're learning that bree oh is a wealthy property developer who is known for having lavish hotels and restaurants throughout mexico, he's a member of one of the richest and most powerful families in that country. meanwhile, that dad has been relead on bail as we said and during that press conference this afternoon. we found out that the boat that they were on was a 33 foot. sort of like those big inflatable boats they can go really fast. the coast guard uses a version of them. the chief of police tonight again calling this an unusual and horrifying tragedy, we'll keep you posted on development

so we're coming into old town here. old town was the original, kind of the original settlement of lansing. the mid-1800's or 1840. bershard was the first white settler actually here in mid-michigan here. put a dam up on the intersection of the grand river the indian trail, the native american trail. and then businesses, you know, a few wooden houses and businesses started to pop up. and then it became quite an industry. it had its own train station and office.post and businesses were thriving there. the state capitol came and things kind of changed a little bit. the 60's,robably in old town kind of foundered a little bit. then come the 1980's, 90's, it started -- you had some that were interested. and it turned into this wonderful boutique art gallery-filled area. head east now, down michigan avenue. we're heading towards michigan state university. >> ok. so i saw the sign we're going now.east lansing >> we're going into east lansing. east lansing actually was built around michigan state university. an answer to the uni

the 11-year-old died by the time they reached land. the 27-year-old was rushed to a hospital with major cuts to his leg. he was arrested on suspicion of dui. >> this was an unusual horrifying tragedy. we have a duty, we're sworn to enforce the law. and that's what we did, as painful as that sometimes is. >> he is a wealthy property developer who owns multiple lavish hotels and restaurants. >> new at 11:00, a passionate fight about a library in the east bay. the controversy is about when the contra -- when contra costa county will tear down the old one and how a developer might use the land. nbc bay area's cheryl hurd joins us in pleasant hill with the late details. cheryl. >> reporter: well, pleasant hills city councilmembers supporting a group of people tonight. they passed a resolution asking coco county supervisors to keep the old library open adds long as possible. >> are you done? >> reporter: ilona and her young children come to pleasant hills library almost every day. >> the kids love coming here. >> reporter: being without this

right next to the new old town is the back and the old town hall this was also destroyed in the war andrebuild in the 1950 s. many of frankfurt's buildings have had a checkered history they aren't what they were originally meant to be st paul's church for instance is no longer a church it was the 1st structure to be rebuilt after the war this is where the 1st pan german national assembly met after the revolutions of 848 a 1st step on the long road to democracy in germany was going to want to get a visitor learn here. the mural was only put up in 1901 it's by your highness cuts go and shows the procession of the deputies to st paul's church. of the do the biggest gentleman by solemn expressions are supposed to be the deputies there were about $200.00 nuns and then you have scenes from daily life scattered throughout and references to history as well of course it's a bit ambiguous on the one hand it's called the procession of the deputies to st paul's church but it comes across a bit like a funeral procession and of course that alludes to the fact that the paul's church parliament failed

bad are old people going to disappear altogether. i certainly don't expect very many people will choose to be biologically old for obeying biologically old move your body isn't working for also means your mind isn't working for well so i believe that indeed we will have pretty much no biologically old people even though of course we will have a much greater number of chronologically old people aging maybe it came to a disease as you put it but it also is a personal experience and we would trust older people because they know what it's like to be frail to see things past their wiser less careless what absence of aging take away all that from society like a big part of it actually. this intended goal i don't see why people would. i don't see why people would become any less wise as a result of being healthier you know a 100 year old person who is still able to think of as they could when they were 30 is pro-drug going to be more able to make the most of their wisdom than 100 year old who is of the kind that we see today so what will re

for these kids, at 6 years old, to experience having their hands zip tied, to have a 6-year-old have a mugshot and be fingerprinted. cannot imagine the impact that will have on those kids. but thankfully so many people did the right thing in that situation. >> we worked in orlando as you guys have heard us mention many times. at that police department and police departments across the country we talk about community police. this has not helped that case, especially children at such a young age who are children of color, little black kids who are taken into custody, handcuffed, 6, 8 years old. the police chief saying it plainly, simply, i was sick by this, this made me sick, and they acted fast. >>> coming up, the man behind the disney empire. >> bob iger talks about his rise to the ceo suite. you want to wear always seem to need an iron? next time try bounce wrinkle guard dryer sheets. just toss it in the dryer to bounce out wrinkles. we dried these shorts with bounce wrinkle guard, and a pair without. the bounce wrinkle guard shorts have fewer wrinkles and static, and more softness.

this as a 15 year old girl. being gang raped. this teacher is beating a boy for talking by complots. but the rest of the class watches. cheering toddlers being killed by his mother. breaking a clients. whose child sleeps in the streets because her family through her. own life only. pushes a teenager. just because you come see violence or comes to children doesn't mean others and there are make them visible visible opus might violence against children disappear. this is utopia news live from berlin the evidence emerges of u.s. president donald trump prodding ukraine's president for damaging information on a political rival a memo of a phone call shows president trump urging his counterparts flatterers alinsky to open a corruption probe connected to presidential candidate joe biden the call prompted democrats in the u.s. congress to launch a full impeachment inquiry against president trump where in washington. also coming up it is back to business parliament's.

number of chronologically old people. aging maybe it came to it is easy as you put it but it also is a personal experience and we would trust older people because they know what it's like to be frail to see things past their wiser less careless what an absence of aging take away all that from society like a big part of it actually. this intended goal i don't see why people would. i don't see why people would become any less wise as a result of being healthier you know a 100 year old person who is still able to think of as they could when they were 30 is pro-drug going to be more able to make the most of their wisdom than 100 year old who ready is of the kind that we see today so what will renewing yourselves do to our memories our experiences and we will those be flushed out or damaged as you clear the pathways of the brain of deaths else. certainly not in fact we can produce so the opposite of what we see dimentia today in alzheimer's disease is of course a loss of the ability to remember things and to recall things. but

olds ransportation museum in lands being. olds started at oldz mobil corporation. learn more nside to next. >> manufacturing it a city is very important. that industry is one of the backbones of lansing with ichigan state university and state capitol and we have automobile manufacturing. kept lansing a very successful town. r.e. and with building this. one of the founders of the automobile industry in the united states. here with his family when he was about 16 and his ander had a machine company they repaired machine and built and engines steam engines that is where he became familiar process.manufacturing this is late 1800's and he hated horses and said there's got to better way to get around than a horse. in his father's shop trying to build something -- self-propelled nd behind me is a three wheel car he built. steam powered and didn't work well. three orilt the engine four times and finally scrapped it and he with built a bigger wheel steam car and it worked pretty well. there were remember no self-propelled vehicles. he only sever propelled were maybe a steam

a mother of a 5 year-old killed by our mother of 5 rather killed by a stray bullet in oakland 44 year-old martha kasiano was leaving a home on east 22th street early this morning when she was shot con four's michelle kingston has details on this story. >>oakland police searching for the person who shot and killed a mother of 5 leaving in east oakland home early monday morning. >>it's very very unfortunate. this incident. any time we lose anyone to gun vience is always very difficult for our community police say 44 year-old martha kasiano was leaving a home on the 2100 block of 22th street in oakland. >>while an altercation was taking place nearby someone fired a gun the stray bullet hitting cassie our investigators do not believe the us. and the person you discharge a firearm but the street has any connection with the victim. who unfortunately sustained a fatal gunshot wound. cassie was rushed to a local hospital where she later died this is oakland's 48 homicide of the year. >>this time last year there had been 40 homicides so again. >>our focus is violent crime gun violence so we're goi

rich country that the old price collapse. along with the oil price collapse came a financial in balgo from the usa. 40 modus even. for this purpose we're going to announce sanctions against. venezuela the name paid if they says it's known by its spanish acronym the state owned oil monopoly we're looking at the oil assets. important income stream to the government of venezuela it will make a big difference to the united states economically if we could have american oil companies invest in oil capabilities in. that i reached the source of the absurdity in venezuela as economy. then when i tried to exchange the dollars i had with me. as well as the official exchange rate for the. black market right. from a facebook page. things have changed they can find it on instagram. the administrator is. going to. maybe an opponent of the regime in the usa some say well maybe. by controlling the exchange rate anyone could citizens against government. 2 opposing sides have been trying to explain the crisis in venezuela. the suffering is caus

. >> everyone that's over the age of 9 years old is able to say i'm afraid of being shot it's real.t's horrific. we're in a real state of trauma. >> reporter: police blame a flood of high powered weapons. where are all of the guns cg and lling guns, stolen guns. that's a big problem. >> reporter: police say they still need more help from witnesses. while the st. louis area kids are under siege. ron allen, nbc news. >> so much heartache in that community. >>> a major question hanging over the nfl tonight, will superstar antonio brown make his debut with the new england patriots sunday after he was accused of rape in a lawsuit by his former trainer. brown has denied the allegations. and defends himself on instagram from tom brady's training center. >> the devil is going to try to bring you down when you get closer to your goals the key is don't let him. >> head coach bill belichick did not signal today whether brown will play saying only quote we'll do what's best for the team authorities say they have no record of a complaint and no criminal charges have been filed. >>> now to the fa

the little boy was 3 years old. his sister was 6 years old. they're both in the hospital as is their mother. they owe their lives tonight to three good samaritans, three witnesses, who saw this accident, got out of their cars, got into the ravine and pulled these people out after burning vehicle. this was the suv this morning at the bottom of a ravine. when the fire department, a california highway patrol arrived, they found the female driver in very bad shape at the top of the hill 80 feet above. >> she was conscious. she was able to talk to our paramedics on our helicopter a little bit in transit. definitely major. >> reporter: nor was the woman alone in the car. rescuers found her 3-year-old son and 6-year-old daughter on the shoulder of the road. the boy was unconscious. tonight the chp confirms the three witnesses stopped and pulled everyone from the burning wreckage. >> anytime you have children involved, it brings a different level to the crash, so it's a tough one. >> reporter: witnesses say it all happened around 8:30 this morning whe

olds motor works. eventually olds motorworks was making a profit and they sold off the old gasoline engine works. after the dispute, he got out and he wasn't going to build any more cars. he was wealthy, he made a lot of money. man,up of lansing is this the same group that got the factory going in lansing, said we want you to build another car. we will give you 51% because you are the brains. we need your patent and the things that you know to start another company. they did. they could not use olds anymore, the name, because they lost that. oldsmobile owned his name so he used his initials. r.e.o. and started in 1904 and he started the real motor car company. now 1904 we have two car companies in lansing. we were the motor city then. so this little car, you think it might be a toy. it is not. r.e. built this car in 1905 to take the 1905 new york auto show and it was for dealers only and it was to show the dealers or prospective dealers what the 1906 touring car was going to look like. it was way ahead

an old friend. but it isn't just the extraordinary young canadian with the big swing and a big future the 37-year-old serena will be playing against on saturday. it's herself >> it brings out highs and lows >> reporter: trying to put nerves and history to the side and just play the game as only she can do cynthia mcfadden, nbc news, new york >> always thrilling to watch her play >>> that is "nbc nightly news" for this friday i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thanks for watching have a great weekend and good night >> today on "steve"/ steve: this is a celebration. this is all about seven years coming to a close. e're going to give four-year scholarships to all of these young men right here. [applause] >> yay! steve: bishop t.d. jakes is here. you used your platform for good stuff. ok? somebody who's been pulled bang, -- back, who's been through adversity. wait tell you see how far you go forward. steve: wow. [applause] ♪ [laughter] ♪ announcer: put your hands together for your host, steve h

wang ended the match without hitting a single winner, and the 37—year—old williams, who picked up herthe us open with this victory, will now face the fifth—seeded svitolina. and that is after the 2a—year—old, who has never made it this far at flushing meadows, broke britain's johanna konta in the seventh game of the opening set to eventually claim it 6—4, and in the second set, she managed to break again to serve it out. svitolina is the highest seed left in the draw and has steadily built her game this year, after claiming the season—ending wta tour finals event in 2018. you have to bring your best game to beat them, it doesn't matter who it is going to be in the semi—final, but if it is serena, it is an amazing champion. probably going to be really tough against her. in the men's draw, russian daniil medvedev has reached the semi—finals after overcoming former champion stan wawrinka in four sets. despite requiring treatment to a thigh injury during the first set, the 23—year—old won it on a tie—break, before going two sets up on the back of wonderful play such as this drop shot. the

that broke the old record of 71.2. oakland airport, 68.9 broke the old 68.7. sanford sfo on the old. their median temporarily was 68.4 h. san jose was close. it was their second warmest or hottest record ever. the record still stands at 74.5 in 1988. it will be another warm one to hot. temperatures will continue to be well above average at least for another day although there are some little hints. the bay may cool down a little bit. right where they should be for san francisco, but everyone else will be above on the temperatures for at least today. by wednesday, i think we see some below and some that will be near average by then. 52 in lakeport. yet 62 in the city. same for sfo. freemont, 61. oakland at 62. there are some temperatures in the upper 50s. 60s. hah fayette. danvail 66. the water temperature have come down. that is a good sign. that is usually the indicate tear the coast on the bay will start to see cooler lows. if you are looking for waned there, is just no delta breeze whatsoever. 43. 57. that is not bad compared to sacramento, 66. the monsoon

jesse: that's tommy keeping it old school. you may know him from old fellas. he's preaching about respect, loyalty. he's very popular. you are giving advice to people. it's simple advice. some people think it's funny because the advice is so simple it seems obvious. why are you the advice king now? >> i started off just giving one of my thoughts and before you not, people like, oh, my god, it was as if i created something that never was. but it was at one point. jesse: what does it mean to live old school. >> to live back in the day when it was simpler times where people had respect. people had manners. today, you cut the person off, let the person go. wait a few seconds. you don't need to give them finger. you don't need to chase them down the block. let them go. jesse: here is you in the shower giving some advice. here is my thought of the day. be strong, because things get better. it may be stormy now but it doesn't rain forever. that's the old school way. never ever give up. big time tommie from the shower. jesse: it seems like the scene with all the advic

the eleven year-old died from injuries. the 27 year-old was taken to the hospital.tions. police later searched his multi-million dollar home. in the community. he was arrested sunday evening in faces several charges including vehicular manslaughter. with a vessel. monday afternoon police cars were still parked in his driveway. >> the officers interviewing him determine they had probable cause to make an arrest. for intoxication. >> we have learned he's a well known well liked member of the community. one neighbor called this a tragedy. his bail was set at $1 million. >> thank you. it's summer but it's snowed in this to come. it's been 70 days since they closed. they are predicting a november 15 opening. we saw a dusting near the northern edge of lake tahoe. another round is on the way. >> it's september snow. can you believe that. there is a possibility that above 9,000 feet on wednesday there could be another repeat scene. live doppler 7. this afternoon and this evening we saw the snow showers mixing with rain and thunderstorms as well. rainfall here in the bay are

she is 40 years old.night she goes to a dinner and meets a young actor and entrepreneur named ashton kutcher. >> hi, how are you? i'm ashton, nice to meet you. >> reporter: he's also 25 years old. >> all of a sudden this window opened up where i was safe. i had money. he loved my children. it wasn't something he feared. he seemed to be comfortable with the enormity of the ex-husband. i mean, you know, i felt like i was not coming with baggage, i had trunks. >> reporter: then two years into her new relationship, at 42, you were pregnant. six months, you go in for a checkup. >> at almost six months. there was no heartbeat. >> and you tried again. you had in vitro? >> quite a few times. >> reporter: she had begun falling back into her old childhood fear of not being wanted, of losing everything. after 20 years of sobriety, she starts drinking again. and more. then enter vicodin? 12 pills a day? >> yeah. it definitely got up there. >> reporter: after she and ashton kutcher had been together for eight years, s

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the 13-year-old attacked in middle school, dying a week later. parents and administrators face-to-face. >>> the deadly army medevac crash here in the u.s. >>> and the baggage handler under arrest tonight at a major airport, accused of stealing hundreds of thousands in cash. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. and we begin with the whistle-blower's complaint at the center of the storm in washington, the center of this new impeachment inquiry involving president trump. that complaint now made public tonight, and what it alleges, saying some white house officials tried to cover up the call with the president of ukraine, trying to conceal the transcript of the call on a separate, highly secure computer system. and today, the acting director of national intelligence, joseph maguire, was in the hot seat, asked why he held onto that complaint for so long. why he went to the white house before congress. he defended his decision today, but he also acknowledged something else. he said the whistle-blower did the rig

yesterday 16-year-old greta thunberg spoke at a climate action summit. she painted a dire picture and blamed the leaders. >> people are suffering. people are dying. entire ecosystems are collapsing. we are in the beginning of a mass extinction, and all you can talk about is money and fairy tales of economic growth. how dare you. the eyes of all future generations are upon you, an if you choose to fail us, i say we will never forgive you. >> thunberg apparently stared angrily at president trump when he arrived at the climate summit. he left after ten minutes. mr. trump later mocked thunberg in a tweet saying she seems like a very happy young girl, looking forward to a brate and wonderful future. so nice to see. the u.s. is scheduled to withdraw from the paris climate agreement in november of next year. >>> a u.s. army soldier is charged with sharing bomb-making information on social media. the fbi says the soldier allegedly set his sights on targets in the u.s. jeff pegues reports. >> while 24-year-old private first class jared william smith was stationed

be with them this is the old boy because. i'm doing this because i want the future world to change or can generations to have and enjoy the ocean we have. the u.s. government allows immigration services to use fake social media accounts to monitor people seeking to enter the country also this hour. i. wanted to put germany party celebrates 2 of its best local election results yet the anti immigration and euro skeptics coming 2nd in both brandenburg and saxony. after 2 days of commemorations of the most deadly terror attack in russian history we speak to survivors and relatives of the victims. of the nuclear deal and stop the.

but doesn't an old car with a new motor remain an old car for collectors such as philip but johnny absolutely not he would never swap the gasoline engine from his 970 s. b.m.w. . but beautiful i think that would be like taking out the car's part. of the engine is the heart of the b.m.w. it would be like hauling it out it would be removing the car's art and probably it sold too. that's how its. name. and he's not worried about the fact that gasoline engines might eventually be banned. thank god it's making its if the cars with gasoline engines are banned and i'll just let it stand somewhere. and it'll be of cultural value and just stay in one place. would. be. just what i like about old cars is that they represent a certain period in time and i can experience the history firsthand i'm not in a museum i can really feel how it was at the time. that's a point you don't need to rattle the engine you can still feel how it was to drive with the springs the imprecise steering and the way it looks to. the engine no longer has to rattle it can simply current thanks to the motors even vintage cars can b

the bodies of a 32—year—old man and a 23—year—old woman have been found at a house in burton—on—trentbeing cared for by relatives. police have described the deaths as unexplained. a court has heard that a far—right extremist watched a video of the christchurch terror attack before going on a rampage and trying to murder a bulgarian teenager. vincent fuller, from stanwell in surrey, has previously pleaded guilty to attempted murder and other charges but he denies his attack had a terrorist motive, which requires the judge to rule on the issue before passing sentence. a metropolitan police officer who bought pornography at the family home of a dead child has been jailed for 12 months after pleading guilty to fraud. avi maharaj downloaded four adult clips whilst guarding the property in south london last year. princess charlotte has spent her first day at primary school. the four—year—old arrived at thomas's battersea with her parents and older brother prince george, who has been attending the school in south london for the past two years. prince william said his daughter was very excite

police say 24 year-old felicia santo's of alameda. the woman and wrestled her purse away happened thursday around 3 in the afternoon in the area of the studio anne bancroft avenues, several people witnessed the attack. officers say the victim was walking when santos tried to steal the woman's purse, but she fought back fell to the ground and let the bag go santos then ran and got on the ac transit bus that was leaving. witnesses pointed her out to officers and she was arrested santos is in the santa rita jail tonight. and will face a judge this week. >>know gang member was sentenced to 110 years in prison to life for firing a volley of shots into a salinas carport in 2016. police say he along with 2 other men. and wounded a 20 year-old victim who was playing card. police said the suspect fired 23 rounds at that card players and police say they discovered her text messages. the men are looking for a rival gang members to kill, but the victims were not affiliated with any gangs. in danville the police department held its open house said

he wanted to be just like daddy. >> reporter: a father of six, carl's 25-year-old son mark and 27-year-old daughter rebecca are set to graduate in the latest fdny class in two weeks, and sons matthew and carl are already on the job you're obviously very proud of them. >> i am. my husband didn't die. my kids have become a firefighter. >> ladder 21, ladder 118, engine 58, ladder 34, all firefighters. how can you not be afraid for your children? >> for me, not showing that i am afraid for them, they can do a better job they can really be strong. >> in this current class of fdny recruits is the largest legacy class since 9/11 >>> still ahead as we continue tonight, the school that denied a 9-year-old boy the lunch he wanted on his birthday because of a $9 lunch debt the shaming exposed. his family speaking out. >>> this surprise from apple the new iphones, the prices and much more. >>> a high school swimmer disqualified after crushing the competition. the controversy over her swimsuit we hope you'll stay with us. >>> next tonight, the family outraged after a 9-year-old boy was lunch shamed by

phil is hopeful for the 39-year-old's sobriety.out to you looking for help. >> you have no idea. if people had any idea the people that i do that with in hollywood, they would be stunned and they won't ever know. >> the episode airs monday. big shout-out to dr. phil, his 3,000th episode airs this month. >>> let's talk about awards season. wait until you see nicole kidman's new look. >> that's an interesting way to start. >> old age makeup and wigs, we're on the set of nicole's new movie. >> "e.t." trisha yearwood. >> we're roadtripping with the country star. >>> and j.lo takes a tumble as she learns to strip. that's coming up next. >>> minutes away on "e.t." -- hitting the road with trisha yearwood leaving garth brooks ♪ >>> still learning not to spin too fast. how do i let myself slide down the pole. >> jennifer lopez revealing the hard eer landing for her new moe "hustlers cht" >>> hopefully, j.lo's landing will be a lot softer here at the toronto international film festival. we're waiting for the next group of celebrities to com

that is not what we found 83- year-old lamarr bass. he was sitting outside, in the heat. he says that vitamin d is a wonderful thing. >> i am an old man, i love the air-conditioning is the worst thing on earth because you can't walk. it penetrates your bones. if you are down south the last three months, it's only two days here, people complain. >> reporter: you are making me feel like a wimp. >> you are a wimp. >> reporter: and san francisco, kiet do , kpix 5 news. >>> hears another look at our top stories at 5:30. >>> hundreds more customers in knott county napa county should be back on tonight, they should offer earlier this morning to reduce the risk of fire. >>> plus, a lengthy climate change protest wrapping up in san francisco. demonstrators blocking off two blocks of montgomery street at the financial district. painting murals for hours, making their messages to businesses clear. divest from fossil fuels. a handful of product protesters arrested after blocking off banks. >>> a suspect in last week's library shooting has been charged with attempted murder. 21-year-o

police say barrios 27 year-old son suffered leg lacerations his 11 year-old son was killed. it's something that. the rio was arrested than 2 hours after making the 911 call at his home on corinthian island in belvidere he was booked on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter with the vessel willful heart or injury to a child and operating a boat while under the influence on monday law enforcement officers were seen around his home but would not comment on it they were executing a search warrant. but rio was released from jail where he was being held on a million dollar bill. just before 5 monday evening. >>you know one of things no money who wants to contribute. unspeakable pain. mister the officers and interviewing and determine the problem cause to make an arrest. and that's what we did as painful as that sometimes. >>tipper on police marine county sheriff's office in the us coast guard are still investigating the incident but rio is part of one of the wealthiest and most powerful families in mexico. we're told he owns a number of restaurants and hotels there. >>we waited outs

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authorities are searching for 32 year-old stephen weir and his 2 year-old son john where they were last seen friday night on 7 in moore said county. john we're is described as having blond hair blue eyes that was last seen wearing a blue t-shirt and 10 shorts. stephen weir's described as being 5 feet 10 inches tall about 300 pound% with brown hair and brown eyes and was last seen wearing a blue t-shirt and cargo shorts. they were last seen in a red 2005 hyundai elantra with california license plates. if you know anything were they might be you're asked to contact the california highway patrol. >>police in san francisco are investigating a fight that turned deadly early this morning. it happened around 4 this morning on the 200 block of kansas street. when officers responded they found a victim, a male victim dead. the suspect left the scene but was later captured after of or a brief chase. police have not released the name of the attacker or the victim. if you know anything about this case you're asked to call police. >>in the south bay crews are battling 6 fires all of them burning at

the 23 year old can't read or write all. this i earn very little here between 400-5000 baht a month. the whole. a lot of people and for that i have to work every day and at least 4 nights. a hard night shifts for a mere $140.00 euros a month that's around half of the minimum wage in thailand which is itself hardly generous. the family always gone theirs at 5 in the morning to eat but sometimes they have to go without. that in the rainy season we can't work and don't get paid then we often don't have anything to eat and have to go hungry. when it gets light as daughter heads off to school she only gets to see her mother briefly. the rest of the family is going to bed. and they go in just to mattresses shared between 8 family members. outside it is not his brother. whose job today spring herbicide. he's using the extremely toxic product paraquat long outlawed in europe. and dar feel safe wearing a mask. for the 25 year old doesn't realize is that paraquat can also be absorbed through the skin and can lead to severe kidney live

it's a tough climb for the 55 year old chronic need but that isn't i mean what. she says the building which is 80 tenants is crumbling. recently the slab of stone came loose and fitted seriously injuring a neighbor on the ground floor. in the one dream that young he shares with the family cracks run through the wall the plaster speeling and bamboo sticks prop up the ceiling the monsoon rains make the structure riskier each year young pieces she's repeatedly complained to the landlord with little success. you know there was no way that i live in fear that the building will collapse my children are away at work all day so at least they're safe my husband and i stay at home we could be killed but the way i see it we're old we've lived our lives. leaving the police isn't an option for young whose family owns a modest living tenants like b. just $10.00 a month here ingrained some pay even less. that's due to a colonial era law that limits rents for old buildings like this one but that also means owners get little money to invest in repairs leaving the structures to ro

i wouldn't live in an old people's home.eporter: wang hoe chen has alzheimer's but hasn't had to move into a care facility because she lives with her husband and receives care at home. her family has enough money to afford a carer. ai yongshu used to work in a care-home where she was paid per patient. but here, her wages are higher and she has more time to take care of wang hoe chen. ai: i like my work a lot and i'm very patient. if wang hoe chen doesn't want to eat anything, i just wait. sooner or later she'll eat again. it's my job to take good care of her, because all she can do is lie in bed. reporter: as the population ages, the number of people dependent on care increases. no one knows who will take care of patients with high needs in the future. experts estimate that up to ten million extra carers will be needed to meet the demand in the coming years. wang: i don't think china is ready. the number of elderly people is rising rapidly. the care system can't be expandeded quickly enough to kp up. the e only thing we can

in the scottish premiership, celtic won the first old firm match of the season.aintain their 100% start to the season. nick parrott was watching. the atmosphere at an old firm derby can be one of the most intense in football. but that doesn't always help the players on the pitch. rangers had an unbeaten start to the season rangers had an unbeaten start to the season to protect. celtic a point to make after losing their last two visits to ibrox. it was stalemate for the opening half are —— half hour. then odsonne edouard made the first one count. rangers were making a mark, just in the wrong way. they couldn't take the few chances that came their way. if it hadn't been for allan mcgregor this match might have been over as a contest much earlier. they were into stoppage time beforejonny hayes made sure of the victory with his first goal since december 2017. and just to make things worse for rangers, jordanjones' first make things worse for rangers, jordan jones' first old firm make things worse for rangers, jordanjones' first old firm derby ended with just seconds

police say barrios 27 year-old son suffered leg lacerations his 11 year-old son was killed. the rio was arrested than 2 hours after making the 911 call at his home on caribbean island in belvidere he was booked on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter with the vessel willful heart or injury to a child and operating a boat while under the influence on monday law enforcement officers were seen around his home but would not comment on it they were executing a search warrant. but rio was released from jail where he was being held on a million dollar bill. just before 5 monday evening. >>well, you know one of things no money wants to continue. the officers and then are. and that's what we did as painful as that sometimes. >>tipper on police marine county sheriff's office in the us coast guard are still investigating the incident but rio is part of one of the wealthiest and most powerful families in mexico. we're told he owns a number of restaurants and hotels there. >>we waited outside of his house tonight to see if we could speak to him when he was released from jail. but we never