and iona, headed for denver, colorado where they left campus and face fourth seed iowa state, thursday night. the gaels are in the dance for the first time in five years. they are the underdogs but for them, it is just a state of mind. >> i think you have to be confident in what you do and try to stop what they do. we know how high a level of a team they are and how good they are and in basketball you only have to be better in one day. >> and in basketball, being a underdog, it doesn't put a lot of pressure on you, and we are looking to play our way of basketball. >> we know we are the underdog on paper but we don't think about seton hall, and we go and play iona basketball and give it everything we got. >> a basketball game is a basketball game. teams make runs. anything can happen. >> a great sendoff for the stonybrook sea wolves, entering unchartered territory. they have never been to the ncaa tournament in school history. they came close the last four or five years before finally busting through on saturday. if there is a cinderella, it may be stonybrook, facing the kentucky wild c

representing great britain, iona winnifrith! _ she isjust 13.s was the day she proved age is no barrier to brilliance. winnifrith started swimming after watching her brothers train at her hometown in kent. earlier this year, she won two european titles, and in the 100 metres breaststroke, although she couldn't catch the winner mariia pavlova, she produced a lifetime best to take the silver. iona winnifrith in silver medal position! a paralympic medallist at 13. it was, she said, "really cool". and there was also a medal for britain's second youngest athlete. at 1a, bly twomey was less than half the age of her semifinal opponent, but who needs experience when you can do this? oh, that's beautiful! to the delight of her travelling fans, twomey took the first two games. the final beckoned before a stunning comeback from turkey's kubra korkut ended her hopes. for twomey, though, a brilliant bronze, and surely this is just the start. at a soggy stade de france, meanwhile, they were soaking up more than just the atmosphere. but amid the rain, a ray a

slave led zion methodist church of iona. he was defrocked following a church trial last year after vowing to perform other same sex weddings if asked. >> i will never be silented again. i will always speak with and for my lgbtq brothers and sisters in the church and beyond. >> the church appeals panel ruled that punishment was wrong because it was based on an assumption schaeffer would break church law in the future. >> secretary of state john kerry is in iraq pressing for political reform to head off a fierce insurgency there. kerry met with the president of the iraqi kurds today. tried to rally support for the political process in baghdad. the obama administration wants iraq shiite led government to share power with its sunni and curdish arrivals. iraq' prime minister wants the us to carry out air strikes on

iona craig, welcome to democracy now! talk about what has taken place. >> i think what we have seen in the last few days is pretty unprecedented in terms of yemen. i think what is happening now with hadi henning and the resignation, the prime minister and the, is really probably the smartest thing they could of done. it were backed into the corner by the houthis. they obviously or had not taken them on militarily and a fight they were unlikely able to win. this is the only way for them to turn around the houthis and say no, this is enough. now we have the prospect of an emergency meeting in the parliament on sunday when hadi's resignation will be put forward. they have the option to reject the resignation, which means hadi would still be president after that unless he then hands his resignation and again within three months. it may actually be hadi stays and manages to survive all of this. >> iona, given the constant turbulence within the country, what is the impact on some of the regional powers? obvious the, iran and th

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it is thought iona they have been carried on the gulfstream. spending time at sea life centers in scotland, and then in scarborough, this week, she was flown to the atlantic to be released into the wild. on the quayside, time for one last quick clean, before being taken onto a small boat and fitted with a tracking device. and then finally, the moment of freedom. >> the second it went back in the water, in the ocean, it was back to doing it's absolutely natural behavior. and we were ecstatic to see that. to see how well it adapted instantly. >> it was a really lovely feeling to see her go off into the big blue. i think the biggest thing, the apprehension of what will happen to her, where she will go now. i know the part that we played has given her the best chances we can do in the wild. reporter: iona was the smallest turtle to be found alive in the u.k. today, thanks to a small army of helpers, she is fully grown and back in the wild. sumi: lovely story. i am sumi somaskanda. thank you for watching "world news america." stay with us. ♪ narrato

iona's journey is just beginning. headed for denver colorado, they will face iowa state on thursday. by the way, three victories over ranked opponents in their history, their last in 2005 think they can do it again? >> we feel like we have a chance to win if we play our style of ask all. so definitely lower seat and we will be in the maroon jerseys but we are excited for the opportunity. >> try to stay focused and listened coach and soak up what he has to say because he's been there. >> it's the best if you're a coach and you love your players, nothing better than to give them this report. >>> big rally on long island for stony brook, the sequels entering uncharted waters. never been to the tournament in history but thursday, you can throw inexperience out the window. >> got to play good basketball. be mistake free. got a hall of fame coach, first- round draft picks, they don't lose many games. i know it will be a home-court for them. but we will have some of the t- wolves nation there too. >> we believe, coach. time

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they lost friday night and today faced third place iona. walker out sick.st half, getting out of it. 22-19 loyola in front. feisty. greyhound by five. secondary past break, kyle smith. 64-63 iona. taking advantage of walter's absence. -- walker. in the last seconds, olson. tis the game incentive to over time. -- ties the game. olson shines. great pass. gives loyola the lead. a huge win today in o.t. 88-85. the maryland the >>> off tonight in atlanta against georgia tech. it may be hard to stay totally focused on the yellow jackets thanks to what happened to their opponents on wednesday, the duke blue devils. they had their butts handed it to them at madison square garden. the blue devils were ice cold. from the corner, no. they failed to get back on defense. finishing off that break. a 24-14 st. john's. he just ignores gravity for awhile. a 56-33 red storm. st. john's trashers duke from the beginning until the end. 93-78 the final. they come to college park on wednesday. orioles fans got to deliver the goods. they were in the convention center and were met

iona winnifrith in silver medal position! a paralympic medallist at 13.his? oh, that's beautiful! to the delight of her travelling fans, twomey took the first two games. the final beckoned before a stunning comeback from turkey's kubra korkut ended her hopes. for more foi’ more seasoned for more seasoned stars there were bigger prizes. in the 50 metres freestyle, gold for alice tai. yes, it really was you. her second title here and one you suspect may still be sinking in. there was also gold for becky redfern in her breast stroke event after silvers at the last two games. it was clearly all the sweeter. but the performance of the sweeter. but the performance of the day, britten's daniel pembrook, smashing the javelin world record twice. pembroke, who is visually impaired, retained his title in quite sensational fashion. another logic defying display on a day of so many. another impressive day for the british team. i can also tell you the wimbledon champion alfie hewett is safely through to the final of the wheelchair tennis singles. he will be playing in

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that clearly happened and that's what i saw from the ground. >> and iona, a pentagon spokesman wouldicle. i think that's right. but they are strongly defending this decision to call in those air strikes because they say the seals were pinned down. what do you make of that claim? >> the seals i mentioned were pinned down because men in the village did come to fight, because they didn't know they were fighting navy seals. they didn't know they were going to have helicopter gunshot fire raining down as a consequence of doing that. but what they hit during that were civilians. i spoke to a 5-year-old boy who described running from that hillary clinton gun ship fire as he was shot at from behind as he ran with his mother and his mother was subsequently killed. and that's -- there were more than a dozen buildings that i walked into that had been hit or destroyed by those helicopters and air strikes. >> iona, i wanted to ask you because you tell us what you think you observed and brought back from the story, but i mean just being there on the ground and looking at the scene, what did you se

trigger,ith, quick iona is now up one. . you can see how he racked up a game-high of 22 points.eft. bobby olson. he nails the 3-pointer. we go into overtime. he is fired up, too. olson is stunning in the extra session. the greyhounds get it done. loyola, a huge win today in overtime. 88-85. michael eldorado -- >> he has got it! we will check the clock. >> they win. the game does not lend itself to quality exhibition skills. what makes football great is surviving the brutality. this is what is. he looks ready to go. his defense, though. obama haley, the fullback and dives to get past. we go to the second quarter and peyton manning. he passes to >> walker. diangelo hall is running for the ball. with that, he goes 34 yards and a touchdown. diangelo hall is in it for mvp. the final round of the p.j. farmers insurance open in hawaii -- they took a the phrase shoes, no shirt, no service" the other way. he extends his lead to an two. the pilot dives into the cup, the putt doesn't the cup. nicklaus won strumpet his team. just like lining up for grade school. this is deflected. matt desh

well, in an ironic twist of events iona will play ohio state and most of the band members are die hard buckeye fans. that could be a problem. >>> in sports march madness is in full swing with close calls and big upsets in the ncaa tournament. harvard pulled off a shocking upset over 3 seed new mexico. 68-62. it is the first ever tournament win for harvard. they are celebrating. >>> number 12 seed california pulled off an upset of number 5 seed unlv stealing a pass in the closing seconds for a 64-61 win. oregon poured it on to number 5 oklahoma state 68-55. 3 seed marquette scored with a second left and barely survived to beat 14 seed davidson, 59-58. look at the shot. let's look at the brackets. mine are busted. here we go. louisville demolished number 16. louisville advances to face 8 seed colorado state and 6 seed arizona moves on to play harvard. the number 1 seed in the west gonzaga won a squeaker over 16 southern university. the zags will face wichita state as oregon plays 4 seed st. louis. number 6 seed memphis advanced after 11 seed st. mary's missed a buzzer shot. memphis will

[indiscernible] >> iona craig, can you tell us what is the complaint of these protesters? is this film that supposedly was made in california, is this the root of these protests? >> of the people have spoken to -- all of the people i've spoken to and the chanting going on is related to this town. saying it is blasphemy. they're calling for the death of the filmmaker. they said they would not leave until the americans left. they want to see the u.s. embassy closed as a result of this. i have to say, i did not see anyone who had actually seen the film posted on youtube, but have heard about it. [indiscernible] >> there was a drone attack supposedly that killed the no. 2 and al qaeda.di a yemeni man took credit for this attack. it is not clear exactly what happened. was the issue of the drone attack raised as well? >> all of the people i asked, there is no relationship between that. nobody mentioned the issue of drones or the killing of the no. 2 man. or even an attack to ago that killed 13 civilians. all of the people i've spoken to, it is related to this town. film. [indisc

. >> that's what happened to iona college. to help them cheer on the team during friday night's big ncaa game. what do they do? they got help from a band in ohio despite a little bit of a conflict of interest. firing up the crowd last night in the middle of march madness, the stebbins high school band. they played in their own backyard on national television as the buckeyes took on iona college. she and the bandmates are life-long fans of ohio state in a state that bleeds scarlet and gray. there was a twist. they were actually cheering on iona. how could they? kenneth carpenter, their band coach explained. >> their band does not travel and they needed a great band in the dayton area so i said absolutely, yes. >> reporter: the ohio high school band got the call monday and jumped at the chance. >> i like osu and my dad likes osu but just being able to play in that big of a thing was cool. >> reporter: leading up to the game, they admitted to jitters about the opposing ohio state musicians. >> i'm excited to see the game and the

as for iona, the bruises and scrapes on her face and hands have healed but the fear is still there. >> we all want to be able to walk out our door and not be scared. and we have every right to do that. >> reporter: melissa colorado, oakland, nbc bay area news. >>> san jose's recently retired police chief didn't stay retired for long. today eddie garcia was named the new police chief in dallas, texas, the first latino to lead the dallas police department, which is three times the size of san jose's police department. garcia spent 28 years in the san jose police department moving up the ranks to chief before retiring earlier this month. >>> today city leaders in oakland approved a set of measures to help make up a $62 million budget deficit. in a virtual city council meeting the city council announced a $9 million hiring freeze. also the oakland police department's budget will be reduced by $15 million. the oakland fire department will temporarily close three fire stations between january and june. that will save about $5 million. some question the cutbacks to first responders could imp

one of the most fun games, too, as they knocked off iona.is what college basketball is all about. loyola out of the gates against iona. this time, finishing off with a two-hand slam. absolutely everything going loyola's way. back door. picked the pocket. sweet reverse off the glass. loyola could do no wrong. both ends of the court operating at high gear. another break. williams watch kwleses this move. not going to touch that. off the glass with the right hand. nice second-half comeback by iona. they hold them off. bobby olson for three. takes over sole possession with the 87-81 win that pushes the record to 19-25. >> the crowd was great. i would like to thank the whole loyola and baltimore community. a lot of our fans are just people that like basketball and we are lucky they have chosen to come to loyola. >> unfortunately yesterday the terps learned they lost howard for the rest of the season. he lost a knee injury in practice two days ago. it ends a season that strted for howard with a broken foot. this latest injury comes at about the wo

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we will speak with reporter iona craig. ,> the primary weapon sales armed sales are coming from u.s., saudi arabia. britain, other european countries are involved. canada is involved. i think it is very lucrative business for the u.s. and the u.k. amy: we look at a case that highlights was some are calling the palestine exception to free speech on college campuses across the united states. your fordham to educate the community about palestinian human rights, knows denied that right i am hoping g that for the other clclasses to come, they wiwill t have to endure the same heartache and issues that i went through. amy: we will speak with student ahmad awad, who assumed fordham diversity in new york, and dima khalidi, director of palestine legal. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. president trump's former strategist steve that predicting president trump's administration could unravel as robert mueller finds evidence of money laundering. while accusing donald trump, junior of treason over a 2016 meeting in t

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coach keeps us playing iona motto. we're going to be loose regardless of where we play. >> choice of a lifetime? >> can't wait. be the cinderella story of this tournament. >> the c wolves of stonybrook hit the road today. they're headed to des moines to take on one of the blue bloods of college bubble. kentucky, even though it's the first ncaa tournament for stonybrook. they don't seem intimidated by the wildcats. >> watched a lot of time, you have to play really good basketball. you have to be mistake free, they don't lose many games, it will be a home court for them as kentucky nation always travels. we'll have some of the sea wolf nation there too. >> in baseball news, the mets placed rubin taha ejada on waivers. if no team claims him by thursday, he'll be cut. >>> farley dickinson gets the big dance started in about 15 minutes as they open up the first floor against florida's gulf coast. >> at wagner, after all of the storming of the court, we met at half court, i told the team enjoy this, we're going to the tourna

amy: iona craig, thank you for being with us. iona craig has been based in sana'a from 2010 to as the yemen 2015 correspondent for "the times of london." come back, we will go to washington, d.c., as a muslim registry is being talked about in a trump administration with the model being the japanese-american internment camps. we will go to a man who grew up in one of those camps. he is currently a congressman. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. on wednesday, heads of the nation's top technology companies met with president-elect donald trump at trump tower. among those attending were apple ceo tim cook, facebook coo sheryl sandberg, and amazon ceo jeffrey bezos. the meeting was organized by trump transition team member billionaire peter thiel, who famously drove the news website gawker out of business, by secretly bankrolling a controversial lawsuit by wrestler, hulk hogan, against gawker media earlier this year. the meeting re

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amy: iona craig earlier this month, amnesty international urged trump to block future arms sales in ariting -- "arming the saudi arabia and bahrain governments risks complicity with war crimes, and doing so while simultaneously banning travel to the u.s. from yemen would be even more unconscionable." front page story in the "new times" -- quickly talkry about the role of u.s. weapons in these conflicts? >> in yemen, it is huge. u.s. is the biggest exporter to saudi arabia and it is big business for the u.s. we don't the majority of civilian casualties in the war in yemen have been caused by saudi-led airstrikes. the u.s. has a huge influence over this. those precision guided weapons were suspended at the end of last year and now we're looking at a resumption of that, where the u.s. does have influence over saudi arabia come and not just over saudi arabia, but also the continuation of this war for the weapons that it sells to them and to the adjustable support against the saudi-led coalition in the terms of refueling and targets as well. peopleorrying for those and campaigners who have

. >>> new at 5:00, police just released information in the deadly shooting of an iona college student in new rochelle less than a mile from campus. >> reporter: we just got out of a briefing with police. custody, 19-year-old steven ivenson desir. police say desir shot lawrence on a baseball field in lincoln park here in new rochelle. this all happening around 3:30 sunday morning. witnesses report hearing a couple of gunshots. lawrence was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. >> apparently they all know each other. some of them were friends, some of them were acquaintances. sounds like there may have been some sort of a beef. maybe an altercationwensued between two of the individuals. >> reporter: police still trying to figure out exactly what that fight was about. meantime, owe iona is offering counselling to students who need it. >>> regardless of whether you an opinion on this store y story. a connecticut mother is accused of leaving her kids alone to go shopping but those kids did not stay put. >> now that westport mother has a date to face a judge. natalie bonny tol

iona winnifrith!age across 18 sports. that's more sports than any other nation. for british athletes, summer in paris was truly remarkable. august also saw another british sporting hero emerge, jack draper making it all the way to the semifinals a 19th gold medal. you didn't doubt her, did you? her 18th and 19th golds at the age of 46. alfie hewett, along with gordon reid, finally got his gold. whilst the future too looks bright — five medals for teenager poppy maskill, and for alice tai. and a medal too for the youngest member of the team, great britain's paralympians returning with 49 golds amongst their luggage across 18 sports. that's more sports than any other nation. for british athletes, summer in paris was truly remarkable. august also saw another british sporting hero emerge, jack draper making it all the way to the semifinals of the us open in what was his break—out year. a little further south, golf�*s solheim cup got underway. a dominant opening day from the americans left europe with too

. >> reporter: iona diggs has lived in south l.a. for more than 60 years. her neighborhood has seen 74 more people shot in 2015 compared to last year. what kind of crimes have you seen increased? >> the shootings, drive-by shootings. >> reporter: so serious stuff. >> serious stuff. >> reporter: all 21 l.a.p.d. divisions are reporting crime increases. fallen dramatically in los angeles in the past decade due to a crackdown on gang-related crime. police attribute some of this year's crime spike to a resurgence of gang violence this summer. in august, l.a.p.d. commander le trianon told cbs news about a two-week span in south l.a. where 50 people were shot, 15 of them homicides. >> there were internal gang dispiewrktz there were love triangles, there was domestic violence. most everything involved gangs in some way, shape, or form. >> reporter: since then the, the l.a.p.d. has stipped up community policing. iona diggs says she's not going to let gangs take back her neighborhood. >> don't say this is your 'hood because it's not. it's ours, you know, and i'm goin

the final byu 78, iona 72. >>> one of the tournament's top seeds, syracuse will play without his starter. the university declared the 7 foot brazilian ineligible. it didn't say why but he missed three games because of an academic issue. earlier in the season. >>> in nba action last night, miami at orlando. fourth period, the the magic made a tough lay-in a three from the wing left it tied at 94 in regulation. in overtime, lebron james missed a driving lay-in. howard got the rebound and nelson scored. howard wound up with 24 points and 25 rebounds as orlando wins 104-98. >>> when we return, refusing to take no for an answer. illinois fights back to get federal aid following a devastating tornado. asthma sympd my doctor prescribed dulera to help prevent them. [ male announcer ] dulera is for patients 12 and older whose asthma is not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. dulera will not replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. dulera helps significantly improve lung function. this was shown over a 6 month clinical study. dulera conta

more than 150 home bound seniors got a special delivery today, not from santa but volunteers from iona senior service. they are excited about the day ahead. >> it's a great feeling to share with others and give back to the community and be able to share the wonderful blessings that we have with others. some cooked, others bagged up food and others headed out to deliver the meals each visiting between five and eight senior citizens. >> you are out there, you see people who need help and you help them. >> the volunteers say they get just as much out of it as those delivered two, people that likely wouldn't be able to get a balanced meal on their own. >> it makes the holiday feel more special than celebrate wearing those that wouldn't have aways to celebrate otherwise. >> i feel better showing people that i care. >> one of the best feelings a person can have is helping somebody else feel good about life and feeling better. >> in addition to the food, the volunteers are able to spread christmas cheer. >> nice to see. paul, what else does iona do. >> helps seniors inside their home and host

. >> reporter: linda schmidt, fox christina: this is a professor of political science at iona college. single women are changing t game. >> they are. they've been doing that for a long time in american politics. it's been since george h.w. bush won women by 1% of the vote in 1988. women have been increasingly going to the democratic side, and we've seen how that's turned out. it has changed elections. we saw it in 2008 with barack obama and in 2012 with barack obama because women turn out in higher numbers than men in the general election. christina: fascinating. also this election we have a woman presidential candidate. you would think she'd get automatically the women vote. seeing. >> it's not. we've seen young women. you think about iowa and new hampshire and other states, ages 28 to 29 going in large numbers for bernie sanders, which is fascinating. it has to do with the issues they care about that he represents in a way hillary clinton doesn't. the young women i talk to don't want to be taken for granted. they don't want it to be assumed that they'll naturally vote for a female c

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we will speak with award-winning journalist iona craig. then we look at donald trump's proposal to build a registry of muslims living in the united states. >> we did it in world war ii with the japanese. call it what you will -- >> you're not proposing we go back to the days of internment camps, i hope. amy: he e will speakak with dedemocratic c commerce member e hondaa of c california who lived in a jajapanese american ininternment camps as a a child. and we will lookok at a "new yok times investigation looking at how the poor can often not afford the metaphysical programs which could lead to the criminal records being cleared. all of that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynowow.org, the wawar ad pepeace report. i'm amy goodman. in syria, the chaotic evacuation of eastern aleppo continues amidst ongoing fighting punctuated by a series of short-lived cease-fires. this morning, the syrian civil defense, known as the white helmets, say a civilian evacuation convoy was atattacked by syryrian government fororces, killg o

another teenager is charged tonight in the death of the iona student. brandon lawrence was killed in new rochelle sunday morning. >> he was struck by a bullet meant for someone else. today we're hearing from his distraught family. joe torres is at the park with more. >> brandon lawrence had his whole life ahead of him. 19 years old. he was a student athlete last year at lincoln high school in yonkers. he was studying mass media as a freshman this year at iona college. this weekend, those dreams, that future cut short by a bullet on a ball field. >> reporter: the lawrence family of yonkers tonight trying so hard to understand the incomprehensible loss of a son, a brother, a nephew. 19-year-old brandon lawrence was shot and killed early sunday morning on a new rochelle ball field. >> i love my son. i loved him dearly. and he was killed so senselessly. he was at the wrong place at the wrong time. >> everybody who knew brendon knew he was a loved child, a quiet child. just full of life. 19 years old. >> reporter: police arrested 19-year-old steven sing dese

iona college is taking things four steps further. starting this year, alexander, alexandre, andre and andrea will be freshman on the water polo teams. two brothers, two sisters, a set of quadruplets on one campus. >> we were open minded about not being together but it worked itself out so that we were. >> reporter: they are from miami and wanted to stay on the east coast. the men's season starts in a few week. the women in the spring. brian kelly coaches both teams. >> their speed, quickness in the water is exceptional. fundamentals are exceptional. they can play at both ends of the pool. great additions for us. >> reporter: as kids they were on a swim team and asked by a coach to give water polo a try. three state championships later in florida, they are here in new york. >> when we decided to go to the first practice, we loved it. we wanted -- every friday was water polo day. we he couldn't wait for friday. >> reporter: does playing together so many years help in the pool. >> we know when we want the ball and sometimes when we don'

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