just back up. >> screaming at him. >> alek he told him to put the ak down. we were like where were you five minutes ago. get away. >> the first thing he did after all of that he comes back with wet paper towels to wipe our hands off. spencer is still holding this guy's neck. dude, we are not worried about cleaning up yet. >> you needed somebody to restrain the employee from you as you were restraining the terrorist. >> chris told him to get back. we have this. >> when you go patrol, these guys have got the terrorists under control you see if there are any other bad guys. was there any fear that you might find one? >> no. honestly it sounds cool and whatnot, but i just charged the ak, i was thoroughly convinced there was nobody on the train. you could see that they were empty. i was carrying it down here by the receiver. >> what were they doing looking at you? >> again there was nobody in like -- i went three-cars back completely up. >> train still moving at this point? >> it was just stopping or had stopped at that point at the first stop. it wasn't at the s

>> the guy coming into the car with an ak. >> what was he wearing? >> nothing, shirtless, with a backpack on the front. and pretty much mostly was just shooting the gun at that point. i was like oh, man, no way. >> even with your military training does it dawn on you at that moment he is here to kill you? >> oh, absolutely, we knew that right away, i think all of us did. it was just kind of there was the shock of there is no way this is actually happening. and that is about the only thought i had. >> did he have it pointed? or where was the gun on him. >> he looked like it weasn't really working for him -- >> he was trying to charge it. >> did you hear screams? >> no, it was actually pretty quiet. >> i heard screams when the glass started to break. but then it stopped once -- all i could hear was his footsteps walking in. and then him charging the gun. >> was he saying anything? >> when we were fighting him i didn't hear a grunt or anything. >> now, when you first heard him, you were awake -- >> the commotion of like the train employee running by is

>> the guy coming into the car with an ak. >> what was he wearing? >> nothing, shirtless, with a backpack on the front. and pretty much mostly was just shooting the gun at that point. i was like oh, man, no way. >> even with your military training does it dawn on you at that moment he is here to kill you? >> oh, absolutely, we knew that right away, i think all of us did. it was just kind of there was the shock of there is no way this is actually happening. and that is about the only thought i had. >> did he have it pointed? or where was the gun on him. >> he looked like it weasn't really working for him -- >> he was trying to charge it. >> did you hear screams? >> no, it was actually pretty quiet. >> i heard screams when the glass started to break. but then it stopped once -- all i could hear was his footsteps walking in. and then him charging the gun. >> was he saying anything? >> when we were fighting him i didn't hear a grunt or anything. >> now, when you first heard him, you were awake -- >> the commotion of like the train employee running by is

that's half of 5 million ak-47s per million. no one has been prosecuted for any of that. it's one of the most depressing things about the last eight years if you ask me. they will do nothing to bring the truth to light. there is a lot of fun stuff i promise you a. so the kids put guilty as you know. it's based on one quote from one afghan soldier. anyway there was no allegation about anything other than the purely technical case about whether it was chinese or not. it's prosecuted under politicians. here's what they said. the men and women in the united states attorney for the southern district of florida such callousness and disregard for the lives of the soldiers will not be tolerated and will be vigorously prosecuted. another one in this day when the soldiers and the coalition partners are fighting to keep us safe it is reprehensible that the disregard for human safety have resulted in such dangerous fraud. in fact, the opposite was true. the greatest peril to the forces wasn't the dudes the government planned together and plan to come it was the government itself. it'

he cocked the ak, i put him in a myself. and my friend alek and anthony he ran up, grabbed the ak-47 from him. and right away he grabbed another handgun, pointed it to the back of my head, click, didn't work. god was with me on that one. >> jimmy: no kidding. >> and alek started hitting him with the ak, stop, stop,ston stop, what's going on. all of a sudden he's going like this. i think, what's he doing? he's gripping a disposable box cutter blade. nick on my finger, that's pretty. we're standing surrounding him, and we're all just beating the crap out of him. >> jimmy: he really cut you up. your brother sent us a photograph. these are the stitches that you got in your neck. you didn't feel him doing that while it was happening? >> no, not at all. yeah, he was about one or two inches, if he just went like that i would have been on the so i'm really lucky. >> jimmy: you say you got lucky, but you could have also not been on that train, i think everybody else on that train got lucky is what happened. [cheers and applause] so y

when you feel like a target...when you feel like a f*áking target how the f*ák you gonna react?thats some real s*át! >> the shooting of mike brown sparked something in ferguson. why did it happen here? on the surface, the city looks like any quiet american suburb. but in the southeast corner of the city limits there are densely populated artment complexes. this is where michael brown lived. and this street is where he was walking the day he was killed. what exactly happened the day he encountered darren wilson here, remains unknown, but what's clear is that they were two people from two very different worlds... this area has a high concentration of poverty and residents say it's heavily patrolled by police. it's predominantly african american ...and it's typical of the way many places in the st louis area are divided along racial and economic lines. a divide that young men like mike brown say means almost constant interaction with police. >> you were hit with bullet? >> no a rubber bullet. look >> what night? >> look >> you got hit with those? >> yeah! >> which day was that? >>

when you feel like a target...when you feel like a f*áking target how the f*ák you gonna react?thats some real s*át! >> catch more "faultlines" episodes on demand or at aljazeera.com/faultlines. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. >> ...as if there were no cameras here, would be the best solution. >> this goes to the heart of the argument >> to tell you the stories that others won't cover. how big do you see this getting? getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> we're here to provide the analysis... the context... and the reporting that allows you to make sense of your world. >> ali velshi on target only on al jazeera america >> the shooting of mike brown sparked something in ferguson. why did it happen here? on the surface, the city looks like any quiet american suburb. but in the southeast corner of the city limits there are densely populated apartment complexes. this is where michael brown lived. and this street is where he was walking the day

when you feel like a target...when you feel like a f*áking target how the f*ák you gonna react?thats some real s*át! >> catch more "faultlines" episodes on demand or at aljazeera.com/faultlines. >> at one time i felt that selling cocaine was my purpose. >> as the amount of drugs grew, guns came in. >> the murder rate was sky high. >> this guy was the biggest in l.a. >> i was goin' through a million dollars worth of drugs every day - i liked it. it's hard to believe that a friend would set you up. people don't get federal life sentences... and beat them. >> they had been trafficking on behalf of the united states government. >> the cia admitted it. >> the shooting of mike brown sparked something in ferguson. why did it happen here? on the surface, the city looks like any quiet american suburb. but in the southeast corner of the city limits there are densely populated apartment complexes. this is where michael brown lived. and this street is where he was walking the day he was killed. what exactly happened the day he encountered darren wilson here, remains unknown, but what's clea

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. >> market flash on ak steel. >> formerly larger cap company, ak steel surging up 10.5% in after-hoursosted positive guidance for the current quarter. the steel producer says lower raw material costs, higher shipments and cost saving efforts are going to help third quarter results. shares are down big about 47% so far this year. a big bounce here. still a stock that's been in a pronounced down trend over the course of the past year. back to you. >> dom chu, thank you. the most important point is the stock is down 47% this year. even this little bit of good news is enough for a pop. >> that is correct. i like it for a trade here. i don't know i would buy it long term. i do like it for a trade. you can get a near-term pop. >> really? beyond this pop? >> i think -- ak steel and a lot of steel bottomed in july. there is exposure to the auto sector. steel has been a mess. i >> bonds seeing bullish action off the fed decision. what did you see? >> it was about an hour before the federate decision came out. it was a very large trade in the tlt looking out to october. when the etf was 1883 the

as i pulled him out, he raised his ak-47 at me. that time, i shot him. >> back inside, not knowing help has arrived, employee alan newhouse grabs a .9 millimeter pistol from the back of the office. >> i always kept it in a locked box. he knew it was in the area back there. only him and i knew the code to the gun. >> he runs to the door and fires the pistol at the suspect. deputy vidala shoots bolt twice in the stomach, but the gun battle continues. >> we were shooting back and forth. i was in the front of the vehicle. he was in the rear. >> finally, bolt falls to the ground and the gunfire stops. volts is shot six times. witt comes out of hiding and tries to brace herself for what she thinks she'll see when she walks into the office. >> as long as the shooting went on, i really thought i would have to walk in there and find everybody just blown to pieces. that many shots will blow you to pieces. nobody was. i was so thankful. >> volts is charged with attempted murder on a police officer and three other counts of attempted murder. c

when the bus, when the budget us was racing to the bridge a guy who was driving, with his own personal ak went out the window and fired warning shots. he scattered the families. his name is michael hunter. >> hundred have been wrestling with demons from the morning of september 2005. after officers were first charged in state court he was assigned desk duty doing paperwork while the criminal case course through the court system. another officer worked alongside him. each officer would come by the office shaking hands and dripping into the da for prosecuting police were doing their job. one day hunter had enough. his fellow officers celebrated the police actions that were come unto rose from his desk and stormed to the bathroom. what's wrong? standing inside the men's room, hunter turned to the officer is nothing cool about being indicted. we are not heroes. michael hunter never wanted to climb the police letter to stardom. he wanted to be a cop, nothing more. he said his four children out of town. his rating was probably ruined by salt water. a cell phone stuck in his pocket as he patroll

this terrorist happened to have an ak-47, lots of ammunition, a box cutter, and handgun.ident gave them a highest level the country could possibly give them. the president obama called them to say thank you. they are met with a lot of local officials here including the mayor of sacramento. they know it's during the middle of the day and a lot of people are at work. they are asking bosses could you let them out to see these guys. it will go down there. down capitol, this is where it will end. a lot of them had to be told, come down here, we want to say thank you to you. two of them humble didn't want to be here. one of them spending a day and going back alek. they are trying to say and do what they can and say thank you. we talked to a woman who said of all the places they could have been they happened to be from here from sacramento. >>> the forecast. >> this is our bay bridge camera. we have been tracking it all day long. you see the clouds high above. we had a chance to roll a video of it. this is a time lapse piece of video from earlier this morning. pretty cool lookin

. >> we have seen a lot of drug ak activity here. >> reporter: we found out how it gets determined who makes it into lead and who doesn't. >> white t-shirt. >> reporter: he gets a call of a possible robbery at the mall. they admit to being heroin users. >> there was a robbery and an assault on a household member. >> i got a call from a girl who wants to be in the lead program. how long have you been using? >> five years. >> heroin? >> i don't give up on people easily. >> reporter: if she's lucky, she'll end up for misty. misty has been drug-free for two years and is back home in alaska. >> i want to start a lead program in alaska. other people can get inspiration from my story because i know that i was the worst of the worst and if i can change, anybody can. >>> one of the greatest baseball pitchers ever has died. he was 90 years old and made his mark on and off the field. >>reporter: he was a legends on the diamond. >> 17 years with the yankees, 14 world series and won ten of them. >> reporter: he was an american icon because of the things he said. his name was lawrence peter. but the

. >> is that an ak pinata?ow. >> yeah, so, i mean, this place is in downtown l.a., so i try to have as many weapons hidden throughout. i've got ninja swords and ninja stars and stuff. >> you need a puppy, man. you need a puppy. >> i do need a puppy. i'm going to paint you today. is that cool? >> yeah, sure. >> all right. so, just sit right there, and -- sorry. i don't usually paint this early in the morning. okay. i'm going to go more expressionistic, if you don't mind. >> i want to know, you were on record, you said young people are looking to follow your road to success. your advice is, whatever you do, don't date a korean girl. >> okay, i try to be open-minded about things, right? but you know, i'm racist. for me, i've given it a shot and then i end up in this situation where i feel like i'm dating my mom. >> so, what characteristics in common were you -- >> overbearing. >> overbearing? >> jealous, unreasonable, like unrealistic about life, demanding. like, it's -- i mean, i could go on and on. but also the

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enjoying ak is surprising comeback and its policing housing -- in its beleaguered housing sector. unemployment still stands at 23%, the second highest in the euro area after greece. a good place to move though, maybe. you would not have to lie about your income to get a loan over there, assuming you had income. the same toxic loans that -- they are creeping back into the market here, but how safe are those aaa rated bonds? remember., we all you do not even have to declare income or you just made up a number, did not have to prove you had a job. it's not as bad. >> there's a twist, in part because those have essentially dodd-frank.d in the have somethingwe equivalent to liar loans, they require the lenders and banks to make sure people can afford the loans they are getting. have, you rule we need to makes sure the borrower can afford the mortgage, which is a twist on how you lend money. exemption for business purpose loans, if someone is buying a home they're not going to reside in and rent out. or you own a home and you're taking equity out to put toward your dental practice or to

swiss gold and is an arsenal of communist weapons like ak-47 assault rifles. this proved difficult. cambodia had no american ambassador, no cia station chief, no cia or military or intelligence officers on the ground. it was terror incognito. casting around the world, the cia called upon john stein, a veteran cia officer with plenty of paramilitary experience in africa but none in indochina. stein reported back to the white house shortly thereafter. he got straight to the point. quote: here was another small southeast asian country where nobody knew what was going on, unquote. the new cambodian regime, quote, had come to the conclusion that somebody had to help them, and this somebody was the united states. with more fighting on their hands, morale needed bucking up. the only way to give them a bucking up was 10,000 ak-47 rifles and a swiss bank account, closed quote. nixon approved 1500 assault rifles and $10 million in up traceable cia cash, a down payment on a far greater commitment soon to come. that same week america's central outpost in laos faced a deadly siege by communist s

jeannette: we are expecting it to turn on any minute now. .ake a live look here these are the signs that should be turning green. they should have some arrows on them right now. when there is an accident or something going on on the roadways, it will give you a sign or indication that something is going on straight ahead. linewill start at the d.c. through route 29 in charlottesville. is tow system's goal improve the safety conditions on the roadways. it includes new sign gantries and link control, -- lane cont rol. you will be able to use the right shoulder lane during traffic accidents. it will ease some of the congestion we have seen during commutes. signs like those ahead will be able to direct traffic. it will be able to tell you what is going on and which lanes are closed. familiar, they have been working on it for the past two years and just wrapped up a few days ago. they tested it recently. flickr just ans few minutes ago -- signs flicker just a few minutes ago. we do know it is working. you should be able to see them later on this afternoon during your commute. reporting live,

but we got a week -- a ak consumer report. look at the huge drop month over month in the number of people who say they're confident that they will have a comfortable retirement compared to have a full five years ago. that is a major drop that is really clear evidence that the overall drop we've seen in sentiment is directly related to how people feel on their investment. alix: who were those people into thousand 12 of a will have a good retirement? >> it was a dramatic truck. -- drop. alix: what to do? guest suggested you should have your portfolio fully invested in cash and bonds with no exposure to stocks. tactical asset allocation. he joins us now from los angeles. thank you for joining us. explain why you think investors should get out of the market. >> if you are a buy-and-hold aboutor, ignore what i'm to say. but if you're a technical person who was concerned about newsowns and losses, the we look at in two ways. the first is the trend. we have done historical studies not only in u.s. stocks that foreign stocks and about

fallon about what happened after he and his friends rushed the suspected terrorist on the train carrying ak-57. >> i got up after i saw them go and i fully expected a gunshot to go off before we got there but it never did, thank god. spencer hopped on him, few seconds later, me and alex were there and got to beat him down a little bit. >> they're heroes. sadler and friends, spencer and alek received france's highest decoration, legion of honor. >> so nice they're being celebrated. >> shy kid, too, now on the big stage. >>> 4:57. coming up, startling new video, why it's creating more turmoil for the hostile relationship between santa clara county and the company building its new hospital, how it could cost texas payers millions. >>> inmate dies in custody at santa clara county jail. the latest on the investigation into three correctional deputies. aner?n icusdy ath >>> did he die at the hands of another? a custody investigation leads to homes of three south bay correctional deputies. >>> plus -- >> they say this is all of the proof they need. santa clara. >>> is there danger on the tracks? w

resolution by the security council that reaffirms that clear parameters for a peaceful solution in ak core dance with the two-state solution, and that sets a time frame for ending the occupation. since it is no longer useful to waste time in negotiations just for the sake of negotiations. what is required is to mobilize international efforts and establish a further framework to oversee the end of the occupation in line with the international laws. until then, i repeat, until then, i call upon the united nations and particularly the secretary general of the united nations, the president of the general assembly, to provide international protection for the palestinian people in accordance with international humanitarian law. we are asking for your protection. we need your protection. we need international protection. we cannot maintain the status quo. we are being hit from all sides. [ inaudible ] are made against us from every corner. we find no protector. the only result we have is the united nations. we suck mitted an application for this. please, please, please, we call upon you, we

the city streets with their own high-powered weapons one officer involved went out to patrol with his ak-47 his own personal weapon in the front seat as he went out to patrol. also a profound lack of leadership. the officers from their own they said, officers really needed counseling to get through this but there were given high-powered rifles and sent back into duty instead. so the two families were walking will for the bridge without speaking but the police get a call officer in distress. no question in these officers thought they were going into a gunfight they're all well aware what happened a couple of days earlier that there is a profoundly challenging time for everyone. it was so crazy that they were driving police cruisers. this time they were joined -- driving the budget rental truck. their racing to the bridge to respond to the gunfight. they get there and he leans out the window with a handgun and the two families on the bridge are stunned. they go for cover. the officers did not ask questions they just hired and fired in by the time be redone to residents were killed. shot se

i was afraid i would suffer a loss like 2013 when tensions aked. fortunately the situation was brought under control. i'm relieved. >> more than 120 south korean firms operate factories in gaeseong north korea. they operate technology and funds while they provide land and labor for the joint complex. about 54 north koreans are working there. but the situation is unstable. north korea union p closed a complex for five months in response to jointishlt trils by u.s. and south korea. suffered $5 million in revenue. he was unable to produce underwear during that period. so he decided to prepare for any spike in interkorea tensions by bringing his own firm and 11 others at the complex together to create a unified brand. they maintain a supply line and help each other out. >> translator: the gaeseong industrial complex is a brand. everybody in south korea knows it. when they hear our brand's name, they know we sell merchandise made at the complex in gaeseong. >> reporter: most official participating in the complex used major brands, now they do not have t

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blamed the city clerk for giving bad advice, leading to conclusion about filing deadlines and city clerk ak nonled the error. >>> 69-year-old drag racer is devastated and asking for the public he this morning after thieves made off with dragster. '67 mustang was stolen tuesday afternoon from the frant front yard of had his home. the thieves took off with chadwick's cold ford truck and and the trailer with the dragster inside. >> we checked with the fast track people and we know that the car went towards the east bay and did not go over a bridge. so it's somewhere located in the east bay. >> chadwick invested $165,000 into that race car and was planning on selling it soon and using money for retirement. if you have any information, call the san ramon police department. >>> san francisco fire commission discuss a $780,000 grant for new ambulances today. grant from department of homeland security would buy five new ambulances. it was offered by the federal golf in july. fremont and fairfield also received grants for personal protection equipment and operations. >>> marked five years since the

ake from state farm. sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm, at three in the morning? who is this? it's jake from state farm. what are you wearing jake from state farm? uh, khakis. she sounds hideous. well, she's a guy so... another reason more people stay with state farm. get to a better state. >>> a violence at union station. a man shot by a security guard earlier today has died. the investigation. >> the ends -- the investigation sent frightened travelers and shoppers running all over the place for cover. we're live at union station. i am going to guess that 9/11 had something to do with all of that today. >> reporter: certainly with the fear. police say this entire thing began as a domestic situation. that it just happened to play out at a very public place here at union station. as you said, on 9/11, no less. that sent hundreds of people into a panic. >> before people realized today's incident at union station was a shooting, to some, it was a fire. -- to another, it was a construction accident. to many, a terrorist attack. before it was a shooting, it was confusi

pro-kurdish party are claiming that the president manufactured this renewal of fighting in a bid for his akarty to win the next election to be held on november the first. the fact that they lost their majority in parliament was a success of the pro-kurdish party. this renewal of fighting, the opposition say, is an attempt to marginalize the pro-kurdish party while at the same time garner kurdish nationalist votes. very worrying for the president. it seems the claims by the main opposition do seem to be echoed within why sect jens -- wide sections of society. much of the anger is not against the pkk, but against the president. >> thank you very much, as always. let's catch up with some of the other stories making headlines around the world right now. angry scenes at the funeral of the mother of a palestinian infant killed in an arson attack in west bank in july. she died at the tel aviv hospital. the attack by suspected jewish extremist also killed her husbad, who died from his injuries last month. hundreds of schoolgirls have been taken to a hospital with gas poisoning in an afghan prosody

for example, ak-47s, ak-47s, heavy machine guns, rocket propelled grenades. these were manufactured inside the gaza strip. the goal was to confront the military directly. once that was launched, the suicide the suicide bombing went out of practice. this was achieved under mohammed which was general cmdr. it it was complemented by sophisticated tunnel network under the strip which was used for defensive purposes. the entry and exit of the tunnels were primarily inside the gaza strip. there were infiltrations into israel which i will talk about in a second. on july 12, the israeli military enters in the armed factions which were looking in tunnels, lured the israeli military into the neighborhood. as they began to occupy the neighborhood they fell under attack. an armored personnel carrier which was a vietnam era relic provided by israel as military surplus was a tactic by the brigade who essentially ran up to it and planted a homemade us blokes of on the personnel carrier, killing eight soldiers. one soldier was alive. he eventually would die of his wounds. he

my friends came up right behind me, they took the ak from him, he pulled out the pistol, pulled it back, put it against my head, click t didn't work, i get the clipped managed to fall out beforehand. we pried it out of his hands, the next thing i know i see he's got a box cutter and he started to slash up my neck and cut my finger down to the bone and then i just started to scream he's got a knife. get the knife. then i put him in a choke hold and choked him unconscious and i ran over to mark and stuck my finger in his neck and stopped the bleeding. >> he saved that other man's life. he nearly lost a thumb in the process, though. he is still going to need rehab but today he will just enjoy that hero's parade in sacramento. it starts at noon today and we have a crew headed there this morning. the interview is coming up on the "today" show right after this newscast. laura. >>> thank you very much, kris. it's 6:07. a follow-up now on a rock band that escaped a fiery limousine during rush hour on wednesday night. the red dragon cartel band was on their way to a concert in san jose when they

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we now have,ake efforts to keep people safe while working in similar situations, but this was the beginning of the major industrial push in the united states. we went from being probably 2/3 agricultural and before the world war ii to 2/3 industrial and urban after that period. so it was a time of major change. i hope that people will find out the color photographs are just part of a larger view of the country at that time. i hope they will go to our website. there they can see the 14 million pictures, references, discussions of the pictures that are digitized images. online, and weon have discussions of the others. so, many of those are in the public domain at a high enough resolution they can be downloaded and used for reproduction in books. is the first of a two-part look at the farm security administration and office of war information color photographs. during

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officials are saying the officer was shot in the leg with an ak-47 assault weapon while responding to a burglary at a residence. investigators are saying one other gunman still at large. i'm uma. now back to "forbes on fox." >> what a week. donald trump taking to social media this week to quickly counter attack jeb bush's attack ad against him on social media. trump and others using the virtually free virtual immediate wrum to get their message out. while no one seems to do it better than the donald, steve, is this another reason why we don't need campaign finance laws? >> well, campaign finance laws shouldn't be there anyway, whether you have social media or not. social media is replacing traditional press releases. people watch social media. they don't read press releases, and donald recognized that before the others. even if you didn't have social media, you'll still have to use polls and other traditional things, newspapers and the like if you are going to wage a long national campaign. as for laws, david, they have about the same affect as kleenex stopping the flow of the mississ

friday, two men arrested, accused of shooting at cops with an ak-47 during an alleged burglary. one officer shot in the leg. that shooting, forcing a change in protocol. las vegas officers must now work in pairs. >> the sheriff mandated that it was two men to a car, two officers to a car. >> reporter: those twin shootings come within weeks of several other disturbing attacks on law enforcement. texas sheriff's deputy darren goforth, murdered execution style while he was filling up his patrol car at this gas station outside houston. and louisiana state trooper steven vincent, shot in the head by a motorist he stopped to help. both of the officers shot in las vegas are recovering tonight and expected to be okay. but those shootings, yet another reminder of the dangers officers face just for wearing the uniform. tom? >> ryan, thank you. >>> moving to kentucky, where the county clerk that refuses to issue marriage licenses to gay couples is still in court. she says same-sex marriage violates her beliefs. meantime, five of her deputies are now issuing these licenses. >>> and a suspec

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pro-kurdish party are claiming that the president manufactured this renewal of fighting in a bid for his akarty to win the next election to be held on november the first. the fact that they lost their majority in parliament was a success of the pro-kurdish party. this renewal of fighting, the opposition say, is an attempt to marginalize the pro-kurdish party while at the same time garner kurdish nationalist votes. very worrying for the president. it seems the claims by the main opposition do seem to be echoed within why sect jens -- wide sections of society. much of the anger is not against the pkk, but against the president. >> thank you very much, as always. let's catch up with some of the other stories making headlines around the world right now. angry scenes at the funeral of the mother of a palestinian infant killed in an arson attack in west bank in july. she died at the tel aviv hospital. the attack by suspected jewish extremist also killed her husbad, who died from his injuries last month. hundreds of schoolgirls have been taken to a hospital with gas poisoning in an afghan prosody

at the pennsylvania convention center tonight and the list includes elected officials and community ak visits and labor leaders and business people and educators. the tribune is nation's oldest newspaper serving african-american community. >> and philadelphia activist sister mary scullian i issued a call for action in connection with the pope visit. she was executive director of project home called on the community to help fight hunger and as part of the effort member's of the political and business communities sat down to a meal tonight with those that face hunger on daily basis to share conversation and change ideas. >> well today was quite a day of scientific discoveryes two announcements are changing the way we might think about the human family free and dwarf planet mrout owech the fossil found in south africa is said to be previously unknown relative of humans. these1500 bones were found deep in a cave outside johannesburg. they are not able to tell how old they are but came from excel tops of 15 individuals and could indicate it was used as burial ground. they're calling species

this will not happen be ak la makes. >> normally you would think somebody would want this job, michael shure, but having seen what speaker boehner has been through in recent times, you wonder whether -- i assume that somebody like kevin mccarthy or any of the other guys that you named would want to be third in line to the presidency of this country, but this is a tough job, because you are still dealing with those same dynamics within the republican party. >> ed koch would always say i can't understand why anybody wants this job, but i really want it. the speaker of the house comes with a lot of perks and power, and people who go to washington like both of those things. it is a difficult job, and john boehner to his credit as a politician has had to handle it at a, difficult time and has had to balance this. it is the worst job to have right now, but the people that will want this job, are the people who think they can bring the party togethere togetherest -- especially ahead of an election. the campaign is sucking up all of the air in political circles now, so they have to behave as a

kerry: when army national guard specialist alex saw a man with an ak-47 on a french train, they sprang into action and subdued him. they became heros, preventing a tragedy and earning the highest civilian honor in france. >> or got lucky and did the right thing, he would have been able to operate through all eight of those magazines and we'd have been in trouble and wouldn't be here today. >> he seemed he was ready to fight to the end. so were we. kerry: there are celebrations planned around the country for the heros involved. one thing the event highlighted was the heroism of our national guardsmen who are asked to do a rot -- lot and are willing to do it all. we have the public affairs office for the national guard. thanks for being here. they jumped into action immediately. as a national guard member, how do you have that instinct to go when something is wrong? >> well, like most americans, we're proud of the achievements of the three young gentlemen. the unique aspects of a young citizen soldier like the specialists, he relies on his training to build the confidence to take that in

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they print the pictures, they ake you be attached, involved.t is probably only if you see children diing that people are involved, that people become touched. guest: i can't see anything positive about this editorial policy publish this picture. if this proves something, it proves the hesitation of the media and them being asleep for at least four years. because the war in syria has een going on for four years. maybe the meetia were shutting their eyes upon what was going on. i mean, this picture happened to be popularized. but these stories have begun going on for four years now and nobody literally cared about it. in my view, this is the sad side about it. ursula: sometimes you need a picture that becomes iconic. sue: but how after four years -- stefan: but how after four years? that tells a different story about europe. about germany and about the west. peter: if your editor in chief had come to you and said, should we print the photos or not, what would you have said? ala: i would have said not. for that reason. one reason. i mean, we've se