albuquerque, new mexico.idnight, a 911 operator answers a caller who seems to be talking to someone else. >> how much gas are we going to put in, dave? i don't want to be in this truck anymore. >> she wasn't speaking to the operator. she was speaking to the third party. >> the operator suspects the woman is in danger and dispatches police. security footage at the flying-j truck stop shows officer aaron zwicky pulling in behind a parked car just as a man and woman are getting back into it. officer zwicky decides to act quickly before they leave. >> he asked me, what did i do wrong? i told him, i need to speak to you. >> they walked to the trunk where officer zwicky asks the man about a strange substance he noticed on the bumper. >> he stayed calm. he said he didn't know what the substance was. after i heard somebody pounding on the inside of the trunk, i told him to open the trunk and he turned like he was going toward the lock to open the trunk. >> the man makes a move toward the trunk. officer zwicky tells t

>> i witnessed it in albuquerque.f you now know albuquerque, we have a lot of police shootings as well. >> so you have witnessed -- you have been hit by tear gas before? >> yeah, i was in the army, so i went through the chamber. but i didn't remember it like th this. >> i'm not sure considering what you just said that your odds are not real good that you get hit with tear gas. >> you know, i love this being on the front lines stuff, but sometimes, you feel a little brave and you know, you could go a ton of times and nothing happens and then it's just that one time, you know, bullets don't have navigation systems on them except from the back. and you can't tell where they are going. >> yeah, exactly. >> so you get hit, it's part of the job. >> you going to go to the hospital? are you going to get checked out? >> are you going to go back out there? >> yeah. >> this is jake. he was on live trying to help you. >> oh, were you? >> yeah, i walked you part of the way. >> man, i couldn't tell who was who. >> you got hit but y

take a look at this man clutching a trash can as waters rage through downtown albuquerque. he's one of millions of people coping with wet weather tonight. abc's brandi hitt has the story. >> reporter: rushing water taking over the streets of albuquerque. roads turned into rivers. drivers abandoning their vehicles. some swimming to safety. others needing rescue. the record-breaking rainfall also flooding at least 25 homes in new mexico. >> broken tree. >> reporter: it's been a summer of extreme weather. from tornadoes in new england to raging wildfires out west, where new evacuations have been ordered in central washington, due to recurring fires. in oregon, this woman was also forced to leave her home behind. >> you look around and you kiss it, bless it and let it go. >> reporter: and in northern california, nearly a thousand lightning strikes sparking fires, including this massive blaze, forcing more mandatory evacuations. and this is why this year's wildfire season is so dangerous. i'm on what should be the bottom of a lake. water levels here are 75 feet below normal. fir

. >> in april, the justice department sent a letter to albuquerque, new mexico. about the police department there. the letter said they reviewed 20 fatal shootings by albuquerque officers and found that most of those shootings, quote, were unconstitutional. the letter says we will continue to work collaboratively with you. however if we cannot reach an appropriate resolution, the law authorizes the department of justice to violate a civil lawsuit. to eliminate the pattern or practice of police misconduct. basically the justice department is telling the city of albuquerque, you can cooperate in terms ever reforming your department and stop shooting people so much, or we will sue you to force you to do it. the justice department has that power. two days after the shooting of michael brown last weekend. local congressman william lacy clay wrote a letter to attorney general eric holder asking him to please take a look at ferguson. he cited that exact same provision of that law, the one signed by president clinton, and put to such frequent use under the obama administ

you get albuquerque, new mexico, television. you don't watch the denver broncos -- i think they've tried to work on that over the past few years, but it's as if they're not even in the state of colorado. we've tried to address that through a series of amendments that scott tiptop, representing colorado's western slope, we have worked together to try to find solutions legislatively and technologically to address this issue of people in colorado can't even get colorado television. >> host: is it a marketplace issue? >> guest: it's a dma issue. the way they've created the regulations years ago carved out areas that would go with different parts of the country, and this is something that happened years ago, and it was determined that this area would be with albuquerque. and, of course, that becomes a big issue when it comes to hissing, when it -- to advertising, when it comes to a broadcaster's ability to sell advertisements for the local car dealership. somebody might be coming in from cortez to buy a car in new mexico, and if that

he's a special olympian with down syndrome and has his own restaurant, if you can believe it, in albuquerque. >> good for him. great to see so many special olympians yesterday at the white house. >>> still ahead, some troubling medical news about a possible connection between birth control pills and cancer. >>> a pool party spirals out of control with a water slide collapses and sends people to the hospital. >>> a suv slams into a government building. the dramatic pictures and why the driver is now being charged. >>> wall street's looking at this morning's july jobs report for good news. the dow yesterday plunged more than 300 points. that erased all the gains so far this year. today's report is expected to keep the unemployment rate at 6.1%. >>> target's new ceo has his work cut out for him. they're still suffering the effects of the data breach. ryan cornell comes from pepsico, the first time target has hired an outsider but analysts warn he doesn't have much experience in e-commerce where target needs help. >>> kellogg's needs help too. reporting another drop in sales, dieters aren't fond

. >> in april, the justice department sent a letter to albuquerque, new mexico.hey reviewed 20 fatal shootings by officers and found most of those shootings were unconstitutional. the letter says we will continue to work collaboratively with you. however if we cannot reach an appropriate resolution, the law authorizes the department of justice to violate a civil lawsuit. basically the justice department is telling the city of albuquerque, you can cooperate in terms of your department or we will sue you. the justice department has that power. two days after the shooting of michael brown last weekend. william lacy clay wrote a letter to attorney general eric holder asking him to please take a look at ferguson. he cited that exact same provision of that law, the one signed by president clinton, and put to such frequent use under the obama administration, and now the justice department is considering that kind of a broad review under those powers. and again, we do not know yet how wide a net attorney general eric holder and the justice department will cast in ferguso

to you he has a restaurant in albuquerque called tim's place.popular item is the hug tim gives his customers. so far more than 42,000 have been served. so where's tim? [ applause ] there he is right there. tim's fired up. tim is fired up. although tim, i didn't get a hug. come on, man. here we go. all right. [ applause ] come on, man. come on, buddy. >> i love you, obama. >> i love you too. you know, presidents need some encouragement once in a while, too. >> [ laughter ] that felt really good. that was nice. thank you, tim. >> joining me now from his restaurant in albuquerque, new mexico, tim's place, is tim harris, special olympic athlete, big giver of hugs. and with him with ryan, general manager of the place. tim, tell us what it was like to be in the white house and how surprised were you when the president called your name? what did it feel like going up there to give him a hug? >> it felt really good to be in the white house. and it was kind of like being part of family. i gave him a hug and it made me feel awesome and made him feel speci

. >> heavy rain pounded parts of new mexico causing flooding at albuquerque. number of drivers had to abandon cars and be rescued by emergency crews. >>> nothing like that here a gray day that ended nicely tonight. you could see the clouds even during this gorgeous sunset. getting ready to see more clouds because we're tracking weekend -- more rain for this weekend. let's head over to the big board where meteorologist mel has a look at the forecast. melissa. >> rain showers earlier today along the i-95 corridor and areas south and east. heaviest on coastal sections of new jersey this morning. temperatures in upper 60s. lower 7 0s. philadelphia 69. allentown aland lehigh valley 71 where we had musikfest going on. trenton 63. up in -- down in sea isle city i should say temperature 69. stormtracker 6 live double scan radar unsettled earlier today because we had showers that are now starting to push on off north and east thanks to a frontal boundary that stalled across the atlantic region. moisture will creep north. it's going to move a little further east than th

and i want to thank amc and sony, and i want to thank the best damn crew ever in albuquerque, new mexico. i want to thank the wonderful pro dulsers aducers and the bese best directors. adam bernstein, thank you and congratulations to you guys. and of course, mr. bryan cranston and aaron paul, anna gunn, dean orson who couldn't be here tonight, thank you very much. >> thank you and good night, everybody! have a wonderful evening! only four days till the weekend! >>> homeowners painfully let go of the lives they knew and the possession thes treasured. >> it might be a bigger mountain than i thought to climb. >>> more buildings in danger of collapsing as the victims of the south napa quake struggle to cope with an arduous clean-up. >> good evening. we begin with several updates. the first involving the debris. it is piling up at drop-off locations. several schools and parks have been set up as places where people can leave trash as they clean up their homes and businesses after this quake. as you can see, everything from bricks to couches and televisions, not just the rubble. >> city leader

and so i told him that i would get him some applications for places in albuquerque.pplications like we talked a couple weeks ago in places for preparation for parole back to albuquerque. and your release date is -- >> july 1st. >> july 1st. >> that's all i'm waiting for. >> okay. so no more disciplinary. >> there's something in my heart that's just saying that something -- i'm not going to end up going that day. i don't know why. but i just sense it. i wonder if you can give them a ring on the phone, you know. >> yes, i'll follow up. >> can you push this, you know? let's get this approved so i can have that, all right, sanchez, you're approved. >> well, i can get the wheels rolling to make sure nothing happens that will delay you. >> i know something's going to happen. >> we'll do some follow-up for him to make sure that everybody knows the urgency of the plan and that sort of thing so we can attempt to get him out on time. thanks, joe. >> there are butterflies inside. there's freedom again. even if it's for an hour, it would feel good to get out of here, you know? i

scattered showers and thunderstorms farther inland from billings down into albuquerque. l.a. partly to mostly sunny. meanwhile, it is warming up in seattle and portland. plenty of sunshine with high temperatures ranging about ten to 15 degrees above the normal. spokane, washington, really feeling the heat once again today. it is going to get a lot cooler later in the week in the pacific northwest there. >> i like that sunshine in seattle. >> yeah. >> that's a look at y. especially in the afternoon. sacramento, a high of 91. and dara, while the rain is certainly welcome for the drought-stricken area, flash flooding will continue to be a big threat. >> thank you for that update, jeanette. >>> the islamic militant group isis is back in the news after bloody and bold actions over the weekend. plus, a brazen smash and grab caught on tape. and a police stopped for speeding may have saved the passenger's life. you're watching "early today." t. setting up the perfect wedding day begins with arthritis pain and two pills. afternoon arrives and feeling good, but her knee pain returns...

cesar --la joven de albuquerque busca impulsar su invento...storia... :01 ;09 pkg alissa chavez es una adolescente de diecisiete aÑos y estudiante de secundaria como muchas otras, pero con una idea nica. alissa chavez inventora the hot seat esta es la silla caliente, es una almohadilla la cual puede ser colocada debajo de cualquier asiento para niÑos pequeÑos y as prevenir que se queden sin atencin dentro de un vehculo bajo el sol. la joven present por primera vez su proyecto en la feria de ciencias de su escuela. tres aÑos despus, su invento sigue llamando la atencin y ahora a nivel nacional. sot entonces ahora vamos a cerrar la puerta y empezar a caminar y alejarnos del vehculo. una vez que nos hemos alejado unos cuarenta pies desde el auto, esta alarma comienza a sonar. la silla caliente o llamado en ingles the hot seat es un sistema de alarma conectado al vehculo, al llavero, y a la aplicacin para celulares. alissa dice que una de las cosas que la inspir fue el centro de cuidado infantil que maneja su madre. sot al estar alrededor de tantos

hit and miss moisture in vegas, albuquerque where i.nusually dry and hardly anything in california. that's what we would expect. we're not expecting any wet weather in those areas either. more of typical average temperatures for you, and water levels in reservoirs, a lot of them are nearing all-time record lows. >> thanks for the update, bill. now it's time for entertainment news. batman star christian bale was proud to announce the arrivalal of a son yesterday. bail and his wife stevie already have a 9-year-old daughter. >>> as memorials continue to honor robin williams, fans are still eager to do more. over 100,000 signatures have been collected to have a new character be introduced in the next legend of zelda game, which williams is an avid fan of, to honor him. they named the lead character after his daughter. ♪ >> yes, shake it off. that was taylor swift in her newest music video. she just released that video along with announcing a new pop album to be released in october. >> look at her getting out of her normal shell. >> absolute

powerful flash floods have turned streets into rivers in albuquerque and phoenix and the record-breaking rainfall flooding dozens of homes in new mexico. tonight it's not over. at least six states are now under a flash flood watch. abc news, seattle. >> we turn overseas to china. aftershocks are still rolling following a 6.1 earthquake. take a look at the video when the earth starts to shake. people are rushing into the street to escape falling debris. when it was over, more than 350 people killed. that death toll likely to rise. 1,800 injured and 12,000 homes destroyed. all people without a place to live tonight. >>> next to the middle east. a rebuke from the united states for israel after the missiles fell on another u.n. school filled with civilians. four weeks into the fighting. tonight the anger and the outrage is spreading around the globe. abc's terry moran in gaza. >> reporter: today carnage at another u.n. school housing refugees in gaza. an israeli air strike left nine dead, dozens wounded and the innocence who took sheltered here traumatized. this is the third school hit in te

. >>> a car thief fell into a police trap in albuquerque.ven better, it's the ironic song on the radio. take a listen. ♪[ music ] [ inaudible ] >> don't you love this when you see suspects get busted ? 21- year-old drew mayo all smiles. hey, i got a car while the song "the best day of my life" was place. it didn't take long for his best day to become his worst. police planned the bait car. when he thought he was in the clear police remotely shut it off and he was arrested moments later. >> oh. >> yeah. >> not a good idea. >> no. [ laughter ] >> not the best day of my life. >> no. >> but hopefully a great weekend coming up in our future. >> we don't suggest doing that. >>> weather, this is going to be perfect. we are right in the sweet spot where we'll have sunny weather but not that crystal clear blue sky. look at the view from oakland right now. hazy right now. we still have some moisture in the atmosphere. fire is burning in just about every direction. so a little bit of milky white color to the sky but it is sunny out there. it is warm. l

. >> chelsea clinton, nbc news, albuquerque, new mexico. >>> that that's nbc "nightly news" for this i'm lester holt reporting from new york. for all of us here at nbc news, good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com male narrator: 30 athletes have on 30 different roads. - i've traveled over 1,500 miles to compete here in denver. - i'm representing boston. - the rookie is moving on. - my whole family came out, and my friends came out. narrator: men and women. - i really think that i have a good chance of completing the whole course. - yes! she's done it! narrator: of all ages. - fifty-two years old. this is an impressive run. - i'm here, i'm going to do it. nothing's going to stop me. narrator: and walks of life. - i live and work on a ranch. - i'm a beekeeper. - i'm an e.r. doctor. narrator: for some, the journey ends tonight. - oh! - oh! - oh, my goodness! all: oh! - oh! unbelievable!

the skies opened up over albuquerque.that swept away several people. including a man who was pulled to safety. abc's gio benitez has more on the rain across the country. >> reporter: flash flood chaos, in the northeast, rhode island firefighters had to rescue this driver after water inundated his car. in new york state of emergency. 13 inches of rain in just hours. setting a new record for the entire state. so stormy the weather caused a tractor-trailer to hit and kill a driver. here on long island, the floodwaters were so intense that cars were actually floating. take a look at this one right here, the water picked this car up and slammed it against that railing. the house behind that railing flooded, that. cars in the cul-de-sac, a total loss. >> my house is like long island right now. i have water around my whole house. >> reporter: in babylon, new york, even the fire chief is pumping out three feet of water from his basement. >> this has never been this high before. not even during sandy. >> reporter: in michigan wher

but 83 in albuquerque. the low 90s in billings, kansas city, and memphis. upper 80s in new orleans and atlanta. and in the mid 80s in the mid-atlantic states. >>> now to a story that gives new meaning to the phrase "slow-speed chase." that's what makes it our favorite story of the day. it comes to us from the suburb of l.a. >> that's where clark, take a look at, 150-pound tortoise was on the loose over the weekend. we're happy to report that after making a break for it he was caught by police and in their words "taken into custody." >> clark is now back with his owner. he was claimed from wildlife officials yesterday. no word on what made him take off from where he lives. apparently taking clark into custody took two cops to lift him into the car. >> 150 pounds. i wonder if the handcuffs fit on those thick legs there. >> i bet he wasn't handcuffed. >> put in that trunk, mistreatment of animals there. >> investigation by devin dwyer. >> that's right. >>> coming up, whistle blowers risking so much to protect children. their heroic work not a moment too soon.

i was in colorado springs, albuquerque for a little while, wichita and i ended up in topeka, kansas. always talked baseball, no matter where i went. i always talked baseball. somebody mentioned there was a negro leaguer that had played ball who lived in topeka. and i got to know this negro leaguer, his name was carroll ray and he was on that '24 team. he later passed. but through that association i decided to do a little tribute to him. so in doing this tribute, you know, once again being that kind of person who loves to collect information, you know, i challenged myself. i said i'm going to find everyw. in 1925 they returned to the world series but they didn't win. hilldale won. they were the best team in the eastern colored league. the kansas city monarchs don continued to play and by 1929 they won another championship by bullet rogan. the kansas city monarchs played exhibition games. in the negro league they had a regular schedule. you had eight teams and they had a regular schedule. but most of those games would be on the weekend when they could draw the largest audience. so they

the rescue in albuquerque was caught on camera. the teen says it happened so fast. >> we were standing and the water came. i was screaming help and nobody heard me. >> crews say the man travelled about three miles in the water before being rescued. >>> parts of maine are drying out. some spots got three inches of rain in about han hour and a half. some drivers became stranded. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist brittney shipp. >> as we head into the rest of the afternoon clouds are increasing and fall-like temperatures for today and tomorrow warming a bit as we head into the weekend. and we are tracking the return of storms and that is going to happen over your weekend. you can see clouds have started to develop along the city skyline. as we push into the rest of your evening we see a chance of a few passing showers. philadelphia 73 degrees. humidity is low at 44%. it will be nice and comfortable throughout the day. as we head into tomorrow we are also going to see dry conditions which will be nice. 64 degre

. >> but the cameras have not worked so well in albuquerque, new mexico. in ferguson, the police chief said he's received grants to buy some dash and body cameras but not enough to install them. a former sheriff told adges it told al jazeera, it's something they should consider. some supportsers of the mike brown law say it could improve trust in police and the citizenry they certain. >> if we give them cameras rather than military equipment. >> because over 100,000 signed the petition, the administration will respond but no indication whether this petition will become a legislative proposal, joie. >> you know we are out here at the command center for the events happening still at flash point ferkz right through the heart of a commercial area in ferguson, missouri where you've seen over the last 11 days as protesters have come out and met and clashed frequently with law enforcement. but there's more is to the story, beginning decades ago and in a neighboring community. a native who brought us into the heart of ferguson is really what's behind the death and

there's the invention from albuquerque teenager. >> you place it under the child's seat. >> it's a pad called the hot seat. it works with a key chain, app and car alarm. >> loud enough to grab people's attention around the vehicle and remind the parent on their key fab or cell phone. >> reporter: the attitude, whatever it takes. chris clackam, nbc news. >> thanks, chris. this sounds simple, but never leave a child alone in a car, even for a few minutes. teach your kids, cars are not places to play. if you use a day care, ask the caregiver to always give you a call, if the child does not show up. in a lot of cases, parents think they have dropped off kids and they haven't. >>> a blood test could predict if your loved ones are at risk of committing suicide. we'll somehow you how it works. >>> they were married 51 years. today, news 4 sat down with a husband of a woman hit by a bus and killed in prince george's county. it is a powerful interview. what he wants to say to the driver of that bus. >>> welcome back. i'm chris lawrence if nor jim tonight. >> i'm pat lawson muse. a mess of roads

start out wanting to commit fraud, but was there a point that you can recall was the left turn to albuquerque>> it started with one gigantic rationalization that it was ok to hide a trade that didn't make sense on paper. it was an older person who was around for many years. in my heart -- it was 28 years ago -- i knew it was wrong, and they shouldn't have done it. i said, i will never do it again. once you take that first step over the ethical line, what happens is your line moves. the next time you step over, you step over a bit further. the next time, further. before you know it, these tiny imperceptible steps, you are doing things you thought you would never do. you are associating with people you never thought you would associate with. there was a point when i realized that things have spiraled so far out of control, and at that point, it got away with me. the firm was massive. ofeft the firm in the end 1993. i lost control of it. it doesn't mean i'm not responsible. i'm the first person to take responsibility. you get so deep in something sometimes that the abnormal seems normal, and the

the system in the four corners are pushing off into albuquerque and colorado. to give them a lot of thunderstorm activity. for us it's the fog bank in place and it will be enhanced here. the low dropping down almost lift it a little bit and give us more of a sea breeze. and we will take that into saturday. sunday is the betweener day. monday looks a little warmer. tuesday looks even warmer. if everything comes in as advertised. fog, sun, breezy. not as warm inland. today fog increasing later on. still 80s but temperatures down about five for inland areas. 60s and 70s for others. it 'cuz look warmer inland monday and tuesday. >>> spring's new pricing plan goes into effect today. the country's third largest wireless carrier charges new and existing customers $60 a month for annulmented data, talk, and text plan. that is $20 less than sprints earlier plans. to qualify customers have to buy their ever -- or provide their own compatible devices. microsoft is planning an event for september 30th where it will represent windows 9. >>> it has been more than a year sinc

when it comes to local police departments, i come from a town and grew up in albuquerque, new mexico, they've had rampant issues with the local police department. it comes down to the training. you can't have a federal mandate to train on the local level as much as we want to cry to the president to come and help us on a local level. >> speaking of training, you talked about taser the other day. if you make money off of this, there's a place to go. charles: yeah, i think taser certainly is a place to go, and there are individual names that can make money. i'm talking about bogging down the entire system. again, the czars cost a lot of money. complying with them. imagine the small businesses, one thing for ibm to say we need another 10, 20, 30 million on this. another 3 million a year? >> the political favor thing, they are unelected officials. maybe i can make somebody a czar someday. wouldn't that be cool? i don't call myself a czar at home. i call myself queen mother. the fact that we do this and allowing people to use these terms is a political move. >> to make him look like he's d

to albuquerque. police accused of using excessive force with fatal consequences. >> people say yet again one of our children executed before becoming a man. >> analysts say the case in ferguson feeds a fear in many minorities that officers target blacks. new york city promised to reform a sop and frisk. after years of abuse, new orleans is seattle have federal monitors watching their police department. >> every officer is not behaving this way. but there are circumstances where police officers see young me of colour and treat them in a disrespectful way. >> it sparked riots in ferguson. police were found to overwhelmingly overpulling black officers, twice as likely to arrest blacks as whites, yet white people are more likely to have contraband. >> what is playing out is years if not beck aids of mis -- decades from the police department. >> ferguson police deny the charms of racism and urge patients as it vets. >> this is a very complicated investigation, as it should be. a man lost his life. we need

. >> vicki liviakis it is no secret in albuquerque that police plant bait cars throughout and lure people to steal them. >> they are overwhelmed with joy that they have the car. the song playing on the radio was this the best day of my life, as he was stealing the vehicle. when he was arrested some would argue it is far from the best day of his life. >> this tethered female is just one of hundreds who hatched here at sea world over the years. so many that they have numbers instead of names. >> she grew up like any other bird in our nursery. this is a historic match. >> historic because she is the first of any pangolin series created artificially using frozen and the fog seamen. artificial insemination and scene in preservation allows us population to remain steady into the future. an amazing miracle of nature with some all inspiring assistance from science and technology. >> you cannot tell if she is a natural or from artificial insemination and she is. normally is for the thousands who visit seaworld's penguin encounter in san diego every day. it is an amazing experience. but what they m

>> yeah, it's the albuquerque balloons. >> the football guys. >> this is for bill o'reilly. >> okay.> all right? >> o'reilly invited you on the show and i don't think you've been on. what happened? >> i work a lot. >> busy? >> yeah. >> we'd love to have you. >> thank you so much. >> what do i need to do? >> stick to this. you seem to be improving. >> you cannot be serious. >> how hard are you going to hit the party scene this weekend? >> maybe hit the payote. >> you must want to legalize marijuana. you seem like a real weed guy. >> no. >> you seem like the guy that would be -- >> very modest. >> thank you. >> you're keeping them guessing, aren't you? >> smackers! >> what areou doing down here? >> i moved here in 1999 and i'm just wasting time. >> a long week for a drink. >> let me talk. >> in new york, everything is yesterday. everything is like, come on, let's do this. and down here it's, i'll get my mail tomorrow. >> oh, man. i have too much stuff in my hand. >> spilled the bud light. >> oopsie. >> what do you guys do for fun out here? >> usually drink and chase women. >> i don't t

>> yeah, it's the albuquerque balloons. >> the football guys. >> this is for bill o'reilly. >> okay.right? >> o'reillyy invited you on the show and i don't think you've been on. what happened? >> i work a lot. >> busy? >> yeah. >> we'd love to have you. >> thank you so much. >> what do i need to do? >> stick to this. you seem to be improving. >> you cannot be serious. >> how hard are you going to hit the party scene this weekend? >> maybe hit the payote. >> you must want to legalize marijuana. you seem like a real weed guy. >> no. >> you seem like the guy that would be -- >> very modest. >> thank you. >> you're keeping them guessing, aren't you? >> smackers! >> what are you doing down here? >> i moved here in 1999 and i'm just wasting time. >> a long week for a drink. >> let me talk. >> in new york, everything is yesterday. everything is like, come on, let's do this. and down here it's, i'll get my mail tomorrow. >> oh, man. i have too much stuff in my hand. >> spilled the bud light. >> oopsie. >> what do you guys do for fun out here? >> usually drink and chase women. >> i don't thin

. >> reporter: but the cameras have not worked so well in albuquerque, new mexico.ice fatally shot more than 2 dozen people since they adopted the cameras in 2010. some dash and body cameras but not enough to install them. a former sheriff told al jazeera it is something law enforcement should consider. >> it can help because it puts the jury and the public in the place of the officer to see what the officer is seeing. >> reporter: something supporters of the mike brown law say could improve trust between police and the people they serve. >> imagine the difference in the message we give police when we give them cameras to wear rather than military equipment. >> reporter: because more than 100,000 people signed the white house we the people petition the white house will respond but there is no indication whether this idea will actually become a legislative proposal. >> randall pinkston here in new york. the washington post editorial board is taking a stand on a national football league controversy. the board says it will not be using the word redskins before when are

louis to new york city, to albuquerque, police accused of using excessive force, often with fatal consequences. >> people are frustrated because they're saying, not again. one of our children executed because he even becomes a man. >> reporter: analysts say that the case in ferguson, missouri, has a fear of many across the country that officers unfairly target blacks. new york city has promised to stop a professional stop and frisk policy that singles out minorities, and in seattle, they have federal monitors watching their police department. >> there are many circumstances where police officers see young men of color and unfortunately treat them in a way that's highly disrespectful. >> reporter: that resentment sparked riots in ferguson. it's a small city where 2/3 of the population is black, but the police there overwhelmingly pull over black drivers 786% of the time. officers are twice as likely to stop and arrest blacks as they are whites. and yet white people are more likely to have contraband found on them. >> what's playing out here is years and years of deputy's mistreatment by the pol

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torrential rains turning the streets in albuquerque into rushing rivers. drivers abandoning vehicles. some needing rescue. in phoenix, more flooding. strong winds also wreaked havoc. uprooting several trees in spokane, washington. some coming dangerously close to home. others crushing cars. in one terrifying moment, this seattle man says he was struck by lightning. >> oh, wow! >> reporter: lightning struck this tree in washington starting another fire. more lightning spotted across arizona overnight. adding to grows fears that more wildfires could soon spark. unfortunately, hot and dry weather is expected to continue in the northwest, keeping the fire danger high. add in the threat of more lightning, you can understand why fire crews are so nervous. dan and bianna? >> brandi, thank you. >>> lots of action in the american west. but this morning, there are crickets on capitol hill. congress has left for summer vacation without addressing a whole host of issues. that's friday night before they took off. they failed to cover a whole host of issues including th

. >> but the cameras have not worked so well in albuquerque, new mexico. in ferguson, the police chief said he's received grants to buy some dash and body cameras but not enough to install them. a former sheriff told adges it l jazeera, it's something they should consider. some supportsers of the mike brown law say it could improve trust in police and the citizenry they certain. >> if we give them cameras rather than military equipment. >> because over 100,000 signed the petition, the administration will respond but no indication whether this petition will become a legislative proposal, joie. >> you know we are out here at the command center for the events happening still at flash point ferkz right through the heart of a commercial area in ferguson, missouri where you've seen over the last 11 days as protesters have come out and met and clashed frequently with law enforcement. but there's more is to the story, beginning decades ago and in a neighboring community. a native who brought us into the heart of ferguson is really what's behind the death and the a

but she is still being isolated in a albuquerque hospital. >> we're taking every precaution necessarymake sure that there is no transmission in the hospital setting and the patient is in a private room. the staff has been educated and trained. >> her blood sample has now been sent to the centers for disease control. we expect results by the end of the week there have been 2100 confirmed cases of ebola, more than 1100 patients have now died, and aside from those two missionaries who are being treated in atlanta, that came back from liberia, there are no known cases in the united states, and those two, by the way, dr. ken brantly and nancy writebol are said to be improving. >> to another health scare, over patient records. a company with 206 hospitals across america reporting major hack attack. private information on nearly 4.5 million patients stolen. something betsy mckoy and david kennedy worry about with obamacare's database. david, you're a white-hat hacker. you work for the go -- good guys to hack into systems. can you easily hack into obamacare's databases. >> you never know. you

an immigration lawyer based in albuquerque describing the detention center as a big deportation millmiddle of nowhere. that lawyer is among those who say the administration is making it difficult for the 600 women and children held at the center to press for asylum. using harsher language still, another immigration attorney, a former president of the american immigration lawyers association, told vox.com that the hearing process is a spit show. she used a stronger expletive. a process in which judges won't let lawyers say anything during the hearings. detainees who clearly deserve asylum are being denied it. and no one will explain the legal basis for the decision. the center opened in late june and saw 209 deportations in its first month. according to "the times," the pace would have been faster except for the fact that nearly two-thirds of mothers expressed fears that they would face violence back home and have been held for a sigh lum reviews. asylum reviews that appear to be as broken as the rest of our immigration system. joining me now is washington bureau chief for buzz feed j

a journalist by the name of eileen we willsome working for the albuquerque tribune wrote about the story way journalists write about stories like this which is to say she got names and faces. stories are much more compelling when there's an actual person associated with them. i mentioned a few names of people here. she wrote some incredibly stories. she's got a wonderful book out called "the plutonium files." but really we started to find out a lot more about these with this -- the book that came out of a commission. this is the rather thick book. this is from the advisory committee on human radiation experiments. it was created in january of 1994. president bill clinton ordered all federal agencies to comb their files and to make them public. he said, i want all the information about these radiation experiments out there, and as a result, a ton of stuff was declassified, and one of the things that's happened as a result of this book and this commission was that those declassified documents are now publicly available. and lots of people have gone to them and written about them. now, the

the albuquerque tribune. eileen melson breaks the story. decades. and there are many cases the one that is -- that is the most analogous to the iraqi war would be the vietnam war. i have a chapter on that which kind of comes right after the prologue. and, of course, you look at the reception. we basically were provoking in instigating and invading the air, water, and land ruffian on for months before they attacked us. they get a resolution for war. basically the defacto equivalent within six days. there are only two dissenting u.s. senators. that became the declaration of war. the truth of all when was it officially, formerly emerging? 1971. think of this. we have operation rolling thunder in 64. the early part of 64. in the fall of 64 lyndon johnson is left with the landslide. one of my key close, will never go nine dozen miles to be in them. anyway, some he lied. he was planning everything and just said. these are examples. there are all listed in carefully analyzed, tobacco, the first city in the world of tobacco the was conclusive, notable, and

hospital critical after a bolt of lightning hit him during a football practice yesterday south of albuquerqueol officials say he's now breathing on his own and that two other students and a coach were also hurt. much more from the fox news deck. "shepard smith reporting" continues right after this. >>> the state department has now requested additional security personnel, quote, in and around baghdad. in other words, more troops on the ground. that's the word from a senior u.s. official to fox news today. pentagon officials say they are, quote, seriously considering, unquote, sending fewer than 300 troops. but they have not made a decision yet, they tell us. the u.s. military is trying to help iraq and kurdish forces battle islamic state militants in iraq. as we've reported here, u.s. officials have confirmed islamic state militants decapitated the american journalist jim foley and posted the video online. today president obama said the entire world is appalled. in that same video, militants threatened the life of another american journalist, steve sotloff. president obama says the united stat

. >> two people rescued from a flash flood in albuquerque a teenage girl and a homeless man were swept away yesterday afternoon. the girl was able to swim to a shallow area and hold on until rescuers could get to her. the man was swept away for three miles before crews pulled him out. they are both doing okay. >>> recapping our top story, the wife of robin williams says he was suffering from the early stages of parkinson's disease. she also says he was struggling with depression and anxiety at the time of his suicide. >>> rolling chairs have been in atlantic city more more than a century, but ocean city is pushing back against a plan to bring the business to its boardwalks. tonight, the city council is taking up a ban that would also apply to any street or alley. ocean city says it received an inquiry from someone who wanted to start a rolling chair business, but city council members say they have safety concerns. >>> well, the taney dragons of philadelphia are getting ready to compete in the little league world series championship. tim furlong? >> reporter: yeah, it's one of sports mo