they wouldn't talk to us on camera about their policies or adrian. they said they talk to student and how to serve as role models and mentors. department of justice recommendation 40 hours of training. as for adrian's now infamous signature, soap and water cleaned it right up. much harder to erase was the impact. >> for a long time adrian wouldn't leave the house. >> reporter: adrian still gets nervous going beyond his backyard. >> they made me feel fear. >> reporter: how do you think they should have handled the situation. >> they should have called my mom, cleaned it up and got on with the school day. >> reporter: you think you could have learned without the police? >> yes. >> a probation officer decided to close the case, but the arrest remains on adrian's record and could show up on all future background checks. do send us a question if you have a question. >>> the big story tonight is the wind. let's check in with more on the high wind and flag warnings. >> breezy conditions, temperatures mostly in the upper 50s. but here is the forecast. these

adrian's parents made him clean it up.er to erase was the impact. >> for really a long time, adrian would not leave the house. >> reporter: adrian still gets nervous going beyond his backyard. >> they made me feel fear. >> reporter: how do you think the school should have handled that situation? >> they should have called my mom. we should have just cleaned it up, and we did. we should have just cleaned it up and just get on with the school day. >> reporter: you think you could have learned your lesson without the police being there. >> yes. >> reporter: addirian had to wa nervously for four months to learn whether he would face criminal charges. a probation officer decided to close the case, but it remains on his criminal record and could stay there even as an adult and could affect his job prospects since it would show up on background checks. back to you. >>> still ahead on "today in the bay," as baseball season comes to an end, college football moves to the forefront. how cal and stanford fared against their pac-12 riv

adrian crosby is her 15-year-old son. two years ago he use add rock to scribble his initials on to a school sidewalk. adrian is autistic and thought if other students recognized his name on the ground they'd like him more. >> i just wanted to be a legend, you know. >> the crime is vandalism. >> the school resource officer handed adrian a juvenile citation which put an arrest on his criminal record. >> they made me feel fear. they made me feel like i was getting betrayed by the school. >> the u.s. department of education requires every school district in the country to keep track of how often students are referred to law enforcement. we sorted through the most recent data. thousands of pages worth. and discovered that one bay area school district was among the top in the nation for how often it called the police on its students. out of more than 16,000 school districts, east side union high school district in san jose ranked 14th. it referred students to police 1,745 times in the 2011/2012 school year. chris funk is the di

lo and behold, when they have the lineup, you have jon-adrian velazquez, who is hispanic.id you ever have dreadlocks? >> absolutely not. >> how long was your hair back then? >> shorter than yours. >> the defense introduced this photo showing velazquez with short hair just one month before the crime. and the defense made another argument, velazquez had an alibi. >> the minute that they spoke about that day, january 27th, it stuck out like a sore thumb. that was the day before my father's birthday. >> his father had passed away six months earlier. >> if you can see on the tombstone, january 28th is his birthday. >> so this would be the first time that my father's birthday would come around, and we wouldn't spend it with him. >> and that's why velazquez, who testified in his own defense, says he remembers being on the phone with his mother that day. >> that was the day when i spoke about going to the cemetery to see my father's grave. >> this phone bill shows a 74-minute phone call from maria's home to her son's apartment in the bronx exactly when the crime was unfolding in h

. >> reporter: adrian byrd's mother lucy died of breast cancer just two months ago. >> i love her. i miss her. she was the strongest woman i ever knew. >> reporter: adrian and her daughter and sister all wear heart shaped lockets holding the ashes of the woman he they dearly mission. >> this is all i've got left of her. >> reporter: on sunday the charm was found on the ground by a park. adrian says she didn't even realize that the locket was missing until a daughter got a post been finding its owner on facebook. >> for that little boy to find that and actually make its way back to me, it's a miracle to me. >> reporter: a miracle thanks to the help of facebook. the boy and his mother traveled to adrian's home to return the locket together is it. >> thank you, okay. i appreciate that more than you'll never know. i really do. >> i just can't believe a 10-year-old kid found it and actually did what was right with it. he's an awesome boy, i mean, so awesome. >> reporter: being able to say thank you in person, adrian says meant the world to her. 7news. >>> be careful what you eat. the fa

adrian had even cleaned off his initials with soap and water.officer never mentioned adrian would have a criminal record. ada didn't know until we told her. and that's when she called the probation department. >> i just found out right now, two years later. >> reporter: a juvenile court judge can order that a child's criminal history be wiped clean. but there are no guarantees. and by law, you can't start the process until the child turns 18. ada says she often cries herself to sleep, worrying about adrian's future. >> fear. they cause -- you don't know what is going to happen with your baby. >> reporter: to find out how often your child's school district refers students to police, and to see whether certain groups of students are being impacted at higher rates, you can check out an easy to use database we put together on our website. just click the investigations tab at nbcbayarea.com. back to you. >> well, if you have a tip for the investigative unit, send them an e-mail at the unit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> well, still to come in sports, it was the

hello this is al jazeera, live from doha, i'm adrian finighan. also on the program. u.n. says nearly 1400 children have been killed or severely injured in the conflict in yemen. >>> divided families from north and south korea say tearful good-byes after crossing border to meet. >>> ancient bowl game rolls with the time and becomes a surprise hit in mexico. two plnian palestinians have bet in an ultraorthodox area, two member were trying to stab people on a bus stop, nine israelis have died since the conflict began. mike hanna, what more do we know about this incident? >> well, adrian once again another attack in the series of sporadic intimate attacks by palestinians allegedly on israelis. here we have an ultraorthodox neighborhood of bechemes, teaming to board a bus and then allegedly stabbing one of the commuters who was on that bus. both palestinians have been shot, one died of those wounds. sporadic intermittent, you can't predict where it's happening, why it's happening, how it happens. >> the mood around jerusalem and the west bank, people wary of random attacks lik

adrian had even cleaned off his initial initials with soap and water. but ada says the probation officer never mentioned adrian would have a criminal record. ada didn't know until we told her, and that's when she called the probation department. >> i just found out right now, two years later. >> reporter: a juvenile court judge can order that a child's criminal history be wiped clean, but there are no guarantees. and by law you can't start the process until the child turns 18. ada says she often cries herself to sleep worrying about adrian's future. >> tears because you don't know what's going to happen with your baby. y-to-uorter: and to find out how often your child's school sends students to police you can check out an easy to use database that we created and posted on our website. that's nbcbayarea.com, just click the investigations tab. and there viewers can watch part one of our investigation. >> that database is a great idea for people to go directly and unit out what's happening in i-pir district. sendanks. if you have a tip for the investigativ

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. ♪ hello, welcome to the news hour from al jazeera in doha and i'm adrian and our top stories israeliurity forces shoot dead a palestinian man in jerusalem as it goes across the occupied bank and west gaza. the bombing and the government says that i.s.i.l. is the prime suspect. at a court iran convicts a washington post journalist in an espionage case his employers say is purely political. >> the top sport this monday ire land beat france at the rugby cup but the intaer national career of their captain appears to be over. more on that in the program. ♪ we begin this news hour in occupied jurisdiction lumbar where a man was shot down by lion's great in the old city and tried to stab one of their officers and he is the 25th palestinian to be killed by israeli forces since the beginning of this month. meanwhile in gaza a rally has been held in solidarity with other palestinians across the west bank at occupied east jerusalem and follows on from weeks of protests sparked by tension over jerusalem's mosque compound and we are in bethlehem in the west bank and mike is in jerusalem and what

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. >> i am adrian reporting from china's far west where they are preparing to mark a sensitive anniversaryut not everyone will be celebrating. >> we begin with syria cher russia is conducting a second dav of airstrikes. news channels are reporting russian jets have carried out at least 30 air raids targeting rebel positions. saudi arabia has criticized the russians a, saying they have caused civilian casualties while failing to hit isil targets. the u.s. which is also conducting aerial bombardment in syria have agreed to talks as soon as possible to avoid clashing with russia's air campaign. we all want syria, democratic, syria, a home for all ethnic and confessional groups whose rights are guaranteed but we have some differences as for the details on how to get there. >> we agreed on the imperative of as soon as possible, perhaps even as soon as tomorrow, but as soon as possible, having a military to military deconfliction discussion, meeting, conference, whichever, whatever can be done as soon as possible. >> russia has been a long time ally of assad. they are questioning moscow's intent

. ♪ >>> hello i'm adrian finighan live from doha, this is al jazeera.lso ahead, syria's president makes an unannounced visit to moscow. >>> students with sent running from tear gas. ♪ >>> and a winning performance, a 21-year-old from south korea wins one of the world's most prestigious music competitions. ♪ >>> u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon has met with palestinians president abbas in ramallah and has once again called for calm. he is in the region trying to end weeks of unrest. in the latest violence a palestinian has been shot and killed in the occupied west bank. the israeli army says he attacked one of its soldiers with a knife. >> the situation in the west bank also deserves renewed attention, settlement activity by israel is illegal and only inflames the tensions while reinforcing the sense that the viability of the two-state solution is disappearing. we cannot ignore the sense of desperation that comes with the slow evaporation of hope. >> stephanie dirk was at that press briefing and sent this update from ramallah. >> reporter: the undersec

. >> reporter: i am adrian brown reporting from china's far west.y are preparing to mark a sensitive anniversary that not everyone will be celebrating. i just had a horrible nightmare. my company's entire network went down, and i was home in bed, unaware. but that would never happen. comcast business monitors my company's network 24 hours a day and calls and e-mails me if something, like this scary storm, takes it offline. so i can rest easy. what. you don't have a desk bed? don't be left in the dark. get proactive alerts 24/7. comcast business. built for business. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. is. >>> welcome back. our top story on his al jazeera fighting you remembered way in kunduz city between the afghan army and the taliban. the taliban have retaken some of the areas they lost overnight to government troops who are backed by nato forces. dozens of civilians were killed in russian air strike on h

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>> that's right, adrian.ou know, people in the past often remembered to rankirk sta to an island of democracy. we can say it's looking like that with certain conditions. that's because. we have a biometric system, technologically advanced for these parts. in fact, more advanced than perhaps a number of voting systems in western countries. voters here now have to have registered beforehand, use their finter prints to gets -- to basically get through a security system and enable them to receive ballots. so what we can say is at the end of the day, we still don't really know what the actual final outcome is going to be. >> it looks a beautiful day there inp. >> should help as far as turnout is concerned. this new technology, though, is it helping or hindering? >> well, this is the thing. it has the potential to go wrong, of course, being technology, but there isn't any back-up. so at the moment, those things seem to be running smoothly. one of the biggest problems that it has been faced with is the fact that the

a top ranked leader gave a speech to mark the day during a visit to its ethnic hard lan, but at adrianeveryone there is celebrating. >> reporter: a sensitive anniversary in a troubled corner of china. the streets decorated with bunting as well as posters, trumpeting the communist party's achievements. but outside the city, little sign of celebration. people we met in this village were all ethnic muslim, some old enough to remember when the people's liberation army marched in. >> when i first saw the soldiers i was so young, i was so scared. i cried. >> reporter: but she says her life is far better now. >> translator: we have enough to eat and enough clothes. live was really hard before. >> reporter: talking to foreign journalists carries risks and so none wanted to give their names. >> this man complains of discrimination. >> my boss has hun but he stopped hiring people after those attacks carried out. >> reporter: the government insists that they are treated equally. but rules ban men over 60 from growing long beards and women from wearing scarfs. >> translator: wearing face veils and

. >>> adrian graduated college in graduate school with both an education and $50,000 in student loan debt. >> the feeling was overwhelmed. not really sure how to get out of that any time soon i. adrian calculated that by only paying the minimum each month, it would take her nearly 25 years to pay off her loans. which meant she'd be -- >> mid 40's, maybe even 50. >> the reporter: it wasn't until she began dating her fiancee who had zero debt that adrian really got serious about paying off hers. she started a side business on line, taught exercise classes, walked dogs, and put just about every dime of her earnings toward the debt. how much of the 50,000 no longer is there? >> it's all gone. all 50,000. >> the reporter: come on. >> i paid it all off. >> the reporter: what do you say to me in the way back machine, is a 17-year-old high school senior? >> i would say 17-year-old clark, you should go to the school that you can afford to go to. >> adrian's answer about the way back machine is the same as i hear from everybody. if they had it to do all over again, no way would they take on al

. >> i'm adrian finnegan. finigha. >> i'm andrew thomas from sydn sydney, the world refugee crisis. be. >> two palestinians have been shot west of jerusalem. it is the latest in a senior sef attacks. four israelis were taken to hospital after a palestinian driver rammed into them in the occupied west bank. it's secretary of state john kerry is set to meet benjamin netanyahu. barnaby phillips is live, what if anything can these talks achieve. >> it's difficult to be optimistic, adrian. john kerry will be liste listens much as talking. because after his meeting with netanyahu in berlin he will meet mahmoud abbas of the palestinians on saturday. hoping he can take some kind of reassurance and present it to present it to mahmoud abbas. so the americans are telling us that they are seeking greater clarity on where the israelis stand on this very emotive issue of holy sites. what jews call the temple mount, the al-aqsa mosque compound. benjamin netanyahu in remarks last night said, there are absolutely no plans ton israeli side to change the status of the al-aqsa compound. will he get tha

adrian will get a stronger chain for that locket so this never happens again, she says. well, up next on 7 news, jack black with a special surprise for his son that could make him dad of the year. >> for the afternoon, a mix of clouds and sunshine. one last look at the forecast >> jadiann: live from new york, it's donald trump. he will host saturday night live november 7. now he will go head-to-head trump on the comedy show. johnny depp has been nominated three times for his roles in movies. a famous scene from the dirty dancing film got off on the right foot. jennifer gray recently revealed she filmed that iconic lifting in one day without practicing first. she had no idea and she had no idea how people reenact the scene, to have the guts to throw themselves into the arms of another stranger. well, the 55-year-old mom has no desire to be thrown up in the air again. jack black is making a solid run at dad of the year. he showed his newest film goose bumps at his son's school to raise their imagine that. j.r., i guess you don't want me to come over and try lift. from dirt

what is its prescription was adrian? >> reporter: investment and more investment. last time the president up veiled an ambition plan to recreate the final he wants this to be the new silk road. we are starting to see this project taking shape. there is a real building frenzy going on in the city right now. new residential developments, new highways, new roads and rep plea indicate that in central asia. analysts say this is not so much about chinese exports to central asia and, also, europe, but, also, about exporting chinese influence. >> said, chinese government says this will create thousands of new jobs but the ethnic muslim weigurs say it will be at our experience because it will see more chinese coming into the area so the silk road project could actually rise rather than lessen tensions in this area. >> adrian thank you very much for that. reporting live from kashkar in xin jiang prove incidents. >> in bali, one of the worst massacres took places and the deaths of a million people was covered up. on the 50th anniversary of the communist purge, survivors are u

i'm adrian finighan.ing up, ban ki-moon calls for an end to the violence between israelis and palestinians during a visit to the occupied west bank. >>> bashar al-assad leaves syria for the first time in four years for talks with vladimir putin in moscow. >>> south african students take their nationwide protest to parliament, but are sent running by riot police and tear gas. ♪ >>> and a winning performance. a 21-year-old from south korea wins one of the world's most prestigious music competitions. ♪ >>> u.n. secretary general ban ki-moon has meat with the palestinian president and once again called for calm. he is in the region trying to end weeks of unrest, but his pleas are making little difference on the ground. he is trying to end that unrest. in the latest violence, a palestinian man has been shot and killed in the occupied west bank. the israeli army says he attacked one of its soldiers with a knife. so far 51 palestinians and 8 israelis have been killed so far this month. >> the situation in the we

i'm adrian finighan.rancois hollande and angela merkel call for european solidarity. >>> diamonds it seems are not frfr, one of the world's biggest producers discovers the gems aren't so precious anymore. ♪ >>> russian air strikes on syria are now being reinforced by russian warships firing missiles from the caspian sea to hit targets in syria 1500 kilometers away. first a report from zana hoda. >> reporter: a new phase in russia's military intervention in syria. for the past week, moscow has been targeting the opposition from the air. now that air power is being used to support a syrian army counter offensive on the ground. areas are coming under fire. this battle is for control of an important corner in western syria, strategically situated along the main highway between the cities of damascus and aleppo, and it seems the government had informed the residents of the assault. >> translator: after the syrian regime threatened to invade the town, the families fled from their homes and now this town is empt

when family told adrian franklin he would have to be in the wedding with little brook. >> i was like, no, no i don't want that. >> reporter: adrian was a shy little boy but brook had her sights set. >> yes. >> she had a crush on me but she got on my nerves i can remember that. >> reporter: she was chase him, he would hide. she would play, he didn't want any part. what better beginning to a story bookending. >> he actually had my whole family and his whole family here. when it happen, they came out screaming. >> reporter: two met in the church, they reconnected in middle school and the church, and in high school their paths crossed again, and in the church. as a boy, that might have been the green mile for adrian, two weeks ago, and a man, the same aisle, was a dream come true. >> we have people telling us we're young, that is already, we accept that, but at the same time we necessity it is god ordain and for god to bring our sins together, we know they have been watched over by the lord. >> reporter: this might not have been sealed on his face back then but then again, maybe it was. >

i'm adrian finighan.up, ban ki-moon calls for an end to the violence between israelis and palestinians during a visit to the occupied west bank. >>> bashar al-assad leaves syria for the first time in four years for talks with vladimir putin in moscow. >>> south african students take their nationwide protest to parliament, but are sent running by riot police and tear gas. ♪

. >> tonight, the bride and groom are telling reporter adrian moore, they're willing to do anything to get their priceless memories back. >> i actually chose this dress for him because he likes bling. >> reporter: the dress, rings, and video only tell a portion of their love story. the rest of being captured by their wedding photographer, and family friend. >> we're gathered here to celebrate one of life's greatest moments. >> reporter: but that great moment in anaheim turned into a nightmare the next day. >> i had this really long text message from our photographer that said i have the worst news ever. and it was the worst news ever. >> her rental car was broken into i guess in huntington beach, california. they shattered her back windshield. >> and they took all of her equipment. so thousands of dollars worth of her camera equipment, and of course all of our photos. >> reporter: the break-in happened in this bj's parking lot, where three other vehicles were also targeted. >> i feel heartbroken. it's not just the money, but it's our memories. i'd like to have something later on down t

adrian brown, al jazeera in y yi woo, southeast china. >> a slowdown in the chinese economy could meanrouble for the rest of the world. european union is china's biggest trading partner. the two regions trade ov$2 regi billion dollars a day. the eusells most of its machinery and vehicles to china. he merging markets like brazil are affected. the country depends upon ire ore and soy to china. african nations will feel the economic downturn. china is the number 1 trading partner for most countries on the continent and in the world's biggest economy, the united states, manufacturing industries are already affected by slower exports to china. >>> joining us now from manila is marshal may, director of emerging alpha advisors a country that focuses on asian markets. good to have you with us on,as. economists seem divided in their interpretation of the latest economy data imports now for the 11th month. exports falling sharply. how do you think the economy is doing? >> well, the data at either end of the curve or the trend line is quite messy. i would advise we are probably near the bottom bu

china, north crease a's most important ally will be sending a delegation, but as adrian brown reportsons between the two neighbors have been tense recently. >> reporter: north korea is tantalizingly close here, an unimpeded peek in the hermit kingdom. the industrial city just meters from the chinese border. the riff mark the front between two supposed allies. but it appears relations are not what they were. china's government blames north korean soldier who his came looking for food. this local man says more needs to be done to protect the community. >> translator: of course i worry about my safety. but there is nothing i can do about it. i live here. >> reporter: like most people here, mr. lee is an ethnic korean. he lives in the village here where three police surveillance cameras have now been installed. in total, 10 people have been murdered in this remote region since last december. chinese government officials confirm another citizen was shot in the area two weeks ago. but they won't say if they think north korea is to blame. until response to the murderers, some have moved away

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local businesses are struggling to deal with the downturn as adrian brown reports. >> reporter: it's christmas showroom. a vast one-stop emporium for traders from around the world. 60 parisian of all christmas decorations are made in here. an important manufacturing center and today an indicator of china's economy. >> translator: this year is very bad. much worse compared with last year. my business has dropped by almost half. >> reporter: his familiar factory makes artificial christmas trees, this shipment is destine today chile. until now europe had been his most important market. but economic growth there remains sluggish. its currency, the euro, is much weaker against the chinese dollar. all of this hurts against exporters like him. >> translator: the problem is the orders from overseas decrease a lot. and also the volume of orders have dropped as well. >> reporter: and there are other problems, labor costs are rising. average 30% higher than they were five years ago. >> translator: the profit is less and less and the workers' pay is getting higher and higher. also the overseas m

i am adrian finnegan. also ahead a report on the crashed mh17 over the ukraine, but it won't answer a question key. plus. >> reporter: and here is a giant machine gun made from water pipes and a lawn mower engine. >> what can did you do with a 200-dollar film budget in uganda? well, a lot if you have the know how. and it's pretty action packed. ♪ ♪ >>> we begin in israel where police say a palestinian man has cared off a knife attack injuring one person, it's the latest in stabbing incidents since the begin being of october 27 palestinians and four israelis have been killed in violence across israel and the occupied west bank. andrew simmons reports. this is the ugly reality of what's happening here. a young palestinian in agony. shot by police who say he's just been part of a random stab ago tack on two young israelis. in the background a crowd goading on the police, one man is shouting shoot him in the head. the teenager is in hospital with serious injuries. along with the two israeli victims. police say

. >> and adrian, how is it playing in russia?with the backdrop of the american bombing accident in afghanistan? >> well, i haven't seen the evening news in russia today, but the reporting over the last couple of days have been pretty triumphant. a lot of footage of the russian sorties, a lot of emphasis on how russia is a major power and playing an important role in fighting terrorism. so it really is a propaganda exercise, as much as a geopolitical move by putin. he's always looking for great theatre with which to maintain the support of the russian people. >> and david, we've seen some running maps of syria and sh showing where the u.s. strikes are going, where the russian strikes are going, indicating that the u.s. strikes are hitting -- you know, being directed towards isis targets and the russian strikes are being directed towards the opponents of the assad regime. the problem i have with all of that is, it always turns out after the fact that what we think we were doing with air campaigns and what we think we were targets t

i had dinner with adrian brody one night. i don't know about vladimir putin. said the author of the book has zero control of these things, the lowest man on the totem pole in terms of importance. there is a bar over there, go get a drink and you hang out on set. producer's favorite writer is a dead writer because they can do whatever they want with the book in terms of the movie. it depends who i have worked with and i have worked with great people. i don't know. anybody else? >> daniel craig would be awesome. >> he is doing everything. he would be amazing. if there are no more questions thank you so much. i am happy to sign books over here, thank you. >> booktv is on instagram. follow as for publishing news, schedule a date in behind-the-scenes pictures and videos. instagram.com/booktv. >> booktv covers hundreds of water programs throughout the country all year long. here's a look at some of the events we will be attending this week. tuesday we are in portland, ore. for you and me park's account from her escape from corey at the age of 13. on thursday booktv

. ♪ hello, welcome to another news hour from al jazeera in doha, i'm adrian and a deadly attack in israelviolence between palestinians and israelis escalates. several palestinians injured as they fire rubber coated steel bullets in clashes in gaza. dutch investigators prepare to release a long awaited report of a shooting down of a malaysia airlines over ukraine. and yemen is worsening of humanitarian crisis the u.n. says the number of children at risk of malnutrition has tripled. ♪ israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu says he will hold a cabinet meeting to discuss secures in the coming hours after violence in occupied jerusalem and the occupied west bank and they bored a bus and started shooting at passengers, two israelis killed and at least another four were injured and one killed at the scene by security forces and the second is in critical condition in the hospital. since the beginning of october 28 palestinians and six israelis have been killed in the violence. meanwhile five palestinian protesters have been wounded at the crossing between israel and the gaza strip and firing

as adrian brown found. >> it's the world's christmas snow room.a vast one-stop i a emporiums for christmas around the world. today an indicator of china's economy. >> my business has dropped almost by half. >> his factory makes artificial cross-examine trees. until now europe has been his most important market, but growth there has remained sluggish and the euro is weaker against the china yuen. >> the product from overseas orders have decreased a lot. >> and there are other problems. labor costs are rising. they're 30% higher than they were many years ago. >> the prophet is less and less, and the works' bay is getting higher and higher. that's why i closed my factory. >> in other words, factories are the world's workshop are struggling to remain level. >> this is very much the face of made in china, but it's the face that the chinese government wants to slowly phase out. it wants to end this sort of low-end manufacturing focusing on high-tech injuries. it could mean a pain of the transition of its. >> the government has called for us to use more

enrique: van a seguir buscando a los estudiantes de josinapa, adriÁn gonzález tiene el informe de laapariciÓn por la desapariciÓn de los estudiantes tomarÁ un nuevo giro, en el canadiense publicada el sÁbado en washington y estados unidos grupo de expertos de la comisiÓn interamericana de derechos humanos informÓ que el estado mexicano aceptÓ trabajar con ellos en ese caso. >> siendo prisiones a la pgr de pre tenencia cuerdo de trabajo mucho mÁs investigado de bÚsqueda para ir de nuestro informe. adriana: serÁ relanzada. >> investigaciÓn estarÁ a cargo de manera directa de la secretarÍa de derechos humanos en este espacio nos permitirÁ de la mano de los expertos, es el acuerdo que se suscribiÓ como es relevante para este caso la conformaciÓn del nuevo equipo de trabajo >> integrantes del mundo del puerto solicitÓ que atiendan las reiteradas peticiones que han hecho. para entrevistar a los militares. >> hechos los eventos la prÓxima que estaban presentes en ese momento quiere decir, durante el ataque, despuÉs del ataque y en la investigaciÓn. >> formal y por escrito estos interrogator

, "yo adrian" over and over and over again. he also was wearing his boxing gloves the whole time and i became his corner man the whole night. just dumping beer all over his face because he couldn't drink. >> jimmy: right. >> that same night -- >> jimmy: that's a real commitment to the character. >> we're both actors so we really went for it. the next morning, we had forgotten that we had a couch to sell on craigslist that we had posted the day before halloween. this night happened. 8:00 a.m. next morning people came into our house. we sold the couch, we wheeled and dealed them. all this stuff -- >> jimmy: people came to your house to buy it? >> then they took the couch out, we were so hung over. obviously, all the beer drinking. and then we looked at each other and we were still in full costume. him with the black eye, a bloody nose, and they said absolutely asking price? >> no. >> jimmy: they didn't, wow. i would not have negotiated with people -- these are people i would give you the whole amount, get the hell out of there. >

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vikings running back adrian peterson was vomiting last night, putting his status for sunday in doubt. so how'd he get sick? on the broadcast, they said he accidentally swallowed his chewing tobacco but peterson , refuted that report, saying he ate shrimp and had an allergic reaction. either way, ap suited up and played. the vikings were good down 17-15 bridgewater had a season high 316 passing yards and peterson look very good. he's no shrimp. he had 98 yards on the day. 28-19, vikings win. they are 4-2. the stars were sidelined in kc. pittsburgh without ben roethlisberger. landry jones kept it close. kc doesn't have star rb jamaal charles, out for the year with a knee injury. they have to win sunday go. kc snaps a five game losing streak and does win 23-13. ,more info coming up, plus the cyclones may be switching quarterbacks. we'll take another look at joel lanning. fred hoiberg lost a friend, and a former coach today when basketball legend flip saunders lost his battle with cancer. we'll hear from hoiberg. we are days away from the world series. we'll check in with the raucous roya

texas third baseman adrian belt tear to back injury. donaldson hit his head against the knee of rangers section baseman trying to break up a double play in the fourth. he was removed an inning later. national league division playoff games get underway. long time rival chicago cubs an st. louis cardinals face off. we're moving on to football. first time the post-season cards will be in busch stadium. dodgers and mets play in dodgers stadium. had to get that in because somebody is excited about the mets. dodgers are counting on clayton kershaw. mets have jacob demom gop. and draw johnson had two touchdown catches against his former team to help the colts beat texans 27-20. he finished with six catches for 77 yards. have to get some nfl. nicole: love football and watching it. passenger jet in costa rica missing motorists by feet as it grazes a perimeter fans during a landing in san jose. pilots had to change the landing runway because of difficult wind. the plain flew so low, locals claim to see the screws on bottom of the plane. look at t