welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> heather: i'm heather childers. ing the news, president obama visits one tiny prison cell that has a huge emotional weight. live in south africa as the president pays tribute to hero nelson mandela.

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take a look at the fox sports one pitching comparison, presented by fox sports one, america's new sports network coming august 17th. there are the numbers for the two 22-year-olds. >> tim: a lot of people may have forgotten that the san diego padres this year under new ownership with peter o'malley and relatives of peter. moving to san diego, the former owner of the los angeles dodgers. >> joe: allen craig now took a ball. >> tim: they're doing it right in san diego thus far. >> joe: they're right in the thick of it in the n.l. west. meanwhile at the start of the day here on the 22nd of junes are even the most avid baseball fan, if asked this question i would bet more times than not would get the answer wrong. the cardinals have the best record in the major leagues right now. at the start of the day, which team had the second best record in all of baseball? here's the 2-0 to craig. left side and beltre makes the play. they're good over on the left side of the infield, two out. >> tim: the pirates. >> joe: pittsburgh pirates second best record in major league baseball at the start of this

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>> and now "bbc world news america." >> this is "abc world news america" reporting from washington. world news america" reporting from washington. president obama says that he is not looking for a photo with nelson mandela. one american is reported killed in egypt. war photography, does it reveal the horror or desensitize us to it? welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe. president obama has arrived in south africa saying he is not looking for a photo with the ailing nelson mandela. he tested down a few hours ago on the second stop of his weeklong tour of the continent. it has been overshadowed by concerns about mr. mandela's health. earlier, mr. mandela's former wife spoke to reporters outside of the hospital where he is .eing treated >> i am not here to answer any medical questions, i am not a dog her. .- i am not a doctor he is still on well. a shortore, i spoke time ago to our reporter in soweto. to what extent has the visit overshadowed by the concerns about nelson mandela's health? >> quite significantly. i have the opportunity to cover president obama's v

>> and now, "bbc world news america." this is "bbc world news america," reporting from washington. i am katty kay. the u.s. wants to have this man extra david patton the -- once you have this man extradited. starts in thetion trayvon martin trial. and 11 generations. why now? >> welcome to our viewers on public television in america and elsewhere around the globe. said he was just helping when he leaked secret information. he has allegedly checked out of the hotel he had fled to in china. they want him extradited and prosecuted for those leaks. the 29-year-owden, old whistleblower, revealing information about the national security agency, the n.s.a. >> it collects information in the system and analyzes them and measures them in stores them for periods of time because that is the easiest, most efficient, and valuable way to achieve these ends. >> the british publication "the guardian" secured the interview. snooping on private conversations and email. they have been running a secret data trawling program, allowing them to gather data from u.s. internet companies. some of it is passe

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." >> this is abc world news america reporting from washington. -- abc world news america reporting from -- bbc world news america reporting from washington. supportersrriage celebrate. .aving a language we will take you to a high school, where the curriculum includes reading, writing, and language. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. all eyes were on the u.s. supreme court as it handed down to major rulings on same-sex average. hundred gathered out side. the justices first decided homosexual couples should get other married as couples. proposition 8 was struck down. >> a moment of joy, even next to see. supreme courthe have redefined america. today marks another turning point, this time for gays unless the and. >> a fight for equality continues, but we are closer today. >> to hear that the highest court in the land has validated our relationship. >> this is a huge day for a significant torsion of the population, but the court has not legalized state marriage -- gay marriage. that is at the a level. in said the federal government can no longer dis

>> and now "bbc world news america." this is "bbc world news america" reporting from washington. i am katty kay. the head of the united nations is revolted by atrocities in syria as the french government says that sarah and gas has been used there. gas has been used there. in turkey, a government apology is not enough. the protesters are out again. tonight, this woman tells us how she is helping children in ethiopia get the chance to live out their dreams. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. some of the rebels in syria are using children as soldiers in contravention of international law. that is one of the grim findings of a united nations report released. they said that the country is in freefall and atrocities are being committed by both sides. the government has hard evidence that chemical weapons are being used in the war there. our diplomatic correspondent has the details. >> the conflict in syria has reached new levels of barbarism. this report says both sides have committed war crimes although only president assad's forces have

welcome to "america's news headquarters." the president is reportedly issuing a top secret directive to his national security team. and what he did in it is he asked them to make a list of potential overseas targets for cyberattacks. the leak then coming to light as the president meets with his chinese counterpart with talks over the contentious issue. we go now live to

hello, welcome to america's news headquarters. >> i'm kelly wright. oklahoma city area getting slammed with tornadoes. the warnings then moving to st. louis, missouri. and parts of illinois and iowa. the broad storm hitting oklahoma city and suburbs friday, causing havoc on interstate 40 which is now shut down. a trooper says the storm crumbled cars and tractor trailer as long major artery connecting suburbs located east and west of the city. we have a confirmed death of a mother and a baby were killed. near their vehicle. a number of injuries and possibly more deaths being reported as well. but numbers still need to be confirmed. at least 54,000 people at this hour without powerjfñr and hail and rain making it difficult for responders trying to get to these people. rick we've seen a lot of storms fwhu is a massive system. >> yes. when you think it happened just about 11 days after what we saw in the same area that is more scary for people, it appears at some point a tornado in the moore, oklahoma area not as strong of a tornado but that scene is scar

>> this is "bbc world news america." funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to know your business, offering specialized solutions and capital to help meet your growth objectives. we offer expertise and tailored solutions for small businesses and major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news america." this is "bbc world news america." , i'mting from washington laura trevelyan. the obama administration authorizes military aid to the syrian rebels. will it be enough to turn the tide and end the conflict? >> this is spiraling out of control and that is because of a failure of american leadership. choose aople of iran new president. and taking the plunge. how of these mammals stay underwater for so long? scientists have the answer and we will reveal the secr

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welcome to america's news headquarters. >> jamie: i'm jamie colby.unman reportedly killed his father and brother what begin as apparent domestic dispute and hijacked a car with a woman inside before shooting at random before running into the college library. dominic, what can you tell

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hello, welcome to america's news head quarter autos i'm kelly wright. oklahoma city area getting slammed with multiple tornadoes first. the warnings then moving to st. louis, missouri and arts of ill skpil iowa.qÑi this broad storm hitting oklahoma city and causing havoc on interstate 40. oklahoma patrol trooper says the storm crumbled car as long the major artery connecting suburbs located east and west of the city. there is a tractor trailer rig flying over him. we've confirmed a mother and baby were unfortunately killed their bodies reportedly found near their vehicle. numbers have yet to be confirmed. some 54,000 people without power, hail making it difficult for responders to we'll see them get to the ground as soon as sun rises tomorrow, rick this started around 6:00 p.m. >> yes. so some areas have seen over five inches of rain. what that means big time flooding going on. and so much rain ask so dig organized. it's been hard to do an assessment of what the situation is. overnight new tornado watch posted here much of indiana and parts of kentucky

>> and now, "bbc world news america." >> this is "bbc world news ."erica protesters flood the streets of brazil's major cities once again as the president cancels a foreign trip. and highflying controversy -- could the flags fluttering over the taliban and's new in qatar prevent any peace talks? with tony soprano revolutionizing american television, today, we remember the life and work of james gandalf feeney -- james gandolfini. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. tonight, huge demonstrations are taking place across brazil as the president announced she is canceling a trip to japan because of this unrest. government concessions on bus fares have not eased the tensions, and 80 separate road test are planned. -- 80 separate protests are planned. >> people in rio are waiting to see what impact the u-turn by the government will have on protests. a long-running row over the cost of transport has estimated into the biggest demonstrations the country has seen in the last 20 years. itsr taking on a life of own, p

. >>> this is america news headquarters. fox news confirming the c.i.a.ill begin running weapons to rebels in syria. this after the white house said there is evidence that assad used chemical weapons to kill his own people. president obama called that a quote, red line that would impact the response to the conflict. the operation will supply fighters with small arms and ammunition. >> white house congratulating the people of iran, iranians electing moderate to be their president. white house saying that it respects the result of the vote and hopes to reengage over their nuclear program. the 2009 reelection of mahmoud ahmadinejad triggered months of mass protests. for all the headlines go to foxnews.com. see you at 6:00. >> eric: you take a chill pill. some dpts are telling republicans that blowing the irs scandal is blowing out of proportion, but a new poll says 78% of americans congress should keep investigating the agency's target of conservative. who is right here? >> the people. look even the. if i director down the know what is going on with this. th

welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquarters. >> heather: i'm heather childers. e news, president obama visits one tiny prison cell that has a huge emotional weight. live in south africa as the president pays tribute to hero nelson mandela. >> gregg: plus the u.s. senate passes landmark immigration reform and now it's up to the house but will the measure be dead on arrival.

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we are in america's news headquarters and i'm jamie cole.e to tell you about a huge heat wave gripping parts of our country. this is just the southwest right now, mercury already reaching into the high 90s. today's highs could go higher. temperatures will soar way into the 110s, and coming up early next week, 120s across the region. >>> we have some new details on the condition of a very ill ten-year-old lung transplant recipient we've been telling you about. the parents of sarah murnaghan are revealing she's now had two lung transplants. her first set of lungs started failing just hours after her surgery. three days later she got a second set of lungs that became available, but they were infected with pneumonia. her parents hold out hope. i'm jamie cole. we'll be back in 30 minutes. here's james caruto. >>> the new health care law is creating a data hub of the number of books that charlie plans to sell. even the size of your family. ben stein, this worry you? >> the government knows entirely too much about us already. this goes across the w

>> and now "bbc world news america." >> this is "bbc world news america" reporting from washington. scene in his temple. police fired tear gas and water cannons at protester. -- a chaotic scene in istanbul. hopes and prayers for nelson mandela. south africa wakes anxiously for updates and its first lack president remains in the hospital listed as serious but stable. deep in the hills of france is a village that was a remarkable refuge in world war ii. we bring you the story of secrecy and courage. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. it is a dramatic scene in istanbul with hundreds of police in riot gear firing tear gas and water cannons at demonstrators. the crackdown is an attempt to taksim square. the standoff is becoming more and more intense than ever. our middle east editor reports. >> the turkish prime ministers said he would had run out of patience with the demonstrators and he would tolerate no more. so, he sent in the police. nearly two weeks, antigovernment protesters have occupied is nimble's -- occupied taksim square and gezi

. >> it is 1928 and suspension bridges are being built all across america. new designs an new materials make for rapid construction. this is the silver bridge crossing the ohio river at west virginia on it's opening day. after barely 40 years, the design and the materials used came to haunt them. on december 15, 1967, the bridge fell in less than one minute with the loss of 46 lives. a 20-year-old eyewitness was charlene wood. >> i was on the bridge that night when it fell. i was coming home from work. there was a trembling and a noise i couldn't even describe. i thought something had hit the bridge and i decided i wasn't going to cross it so i threw the car in reverse and as i was backing, the car stalled but kept going. as i was able to get it stopped, the bridge fell in front of me and my wheels were on the ledge there. >> but what was the cause? was it an accident? carelessness? inadequacy in the design? in a suspension bridge, the outermost supporting chains exert a downward force on the towers. the deck is supported from the cabling system using a system o

. ♪ >>> this america news headquarters, i'm heather childers.police quell mass demonstrations in turkey. here is a live look at istanbul demand protestors back down, they are accusing the president of trampling on religious freedoms. they were cleared by armed police and water cannons. more protests are planned for tomorrow. >> progress in the most destructive wildfire in one state's history. at least two people have been killed, thousands forced to evacuate and nearly 500 homes reduced to ashes. most mandatory evacuation orders have now been lifted. i'm heather childers and back to cavuto business. log on to foxnews.com. i'll see you back here at 6:00. ♪ ♪ >> neil: this may have you burning, i'm not talking protestors ruining the american flag. i'm talking about egyptian politician. i'm very fond of battles with the enemy, of course, with america and israel. never mind we just gave his country $1.3 billion in military aide, i think we're up to $10 billion for this very shaky ruling government. charles payne, that is slap in the face. >> we've b

some are saying that's bright news for america.the flip side. >>> also, dads usually don't get as much on father's day >>> quitting is good? well, a number of u.s. workers saying "i quit" jumping more than 7% in april. that sounds like a bad thing, but morgan, you say this is a good sign for the economy. how so? this is the flip side. >> yeah, i think this is very good for the economy. i think this is reflecting the fact that more employed americans are feeling confident about job options and we're starting to see that mobility take shape. i think this is also being seen in our current unemployment rate. it's ticked up to 7.6% last month. and that's because more americans are feeling confident to go back into the jobs market after record numbers dropped out. i also think it's good because we're seeing unemployed, the long-term unemployed number. people unemployed six months or longer, that number's dropped by about a million as well. >> steve, people aren't feeling good about the economy. only 18% think it's doing well. 82% think i

welcome to america news headquarters. we have breaking news for you out of afghanistan to start. international military coalition is saying that a -- three, actually, service members in afghanistan have been killed in an attack that is considered to be an insider attack. i happened in the eastern part of the country earlier today. italian service member killed following a grenade attack in western afghanistan. back to the story in santa monica. five people are actually dead. that is the total now including the gunman if shooting ram page near santa monica college. police say the man killed his father and his brother, halftimed a car with a woman inside -- hijacked a car with a woman inside. made multiple stops shooting people at random before entering the college library. police killed him there. they have released another man held. back to bulls and bears. i'm jamie colby. >> brenda: forget the justice department monitor reporter e-mail. they are tapping directly in the servers of the top internet company. to gain access to e-mail account overseas. this is as we hear the top whi

welcome to a brand-new hash in america's news headquarters. >> eric: good morning on this sunday morningite house is strongly defending its surveillance program, saying they protect us from foreign terrorists. officials have sided the -- cited the email effort for stopping the

let me welcome to you a brand-new hour, here we are inside america's news headquarters with lots to cover know, critics from both sides of the aisle have been calling on the attorney general to step down or be fired. but the white house is holding

>> this is "bbc world news america." funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, union bank, and united healthcare. >> music is a universal language, but when i was in an accident, i was worried the health care system spoke a language all its own. with united healthcare, i got health that fit my life -- information on my phone, connection to doctors who get where i'm from, and tools to estimate what my care might cost. so i never miss a beat. >> we're more than 78,000 people looking out for more than 70 million americans. that is health in numbers. united healthcare. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to know your business, offering specialized solutions and capital to help you meet your growth objectives. we offer expertise and tailored solutions for small businesses and major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now "bbc world news." >> this is bbc world news america." reporting from washington, i'm

the view from the top of grt america's new rollercoaster. join us for kpix 5 news this morning...at 4:3 good morning. it's tuesday, june 25-th. i'm frank mallicoat. ,,,, >>> here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. washington, d.c., thunderstorms today, afternoon thunderstorms in atlanta. and st. louis, it will be partly sunny, mostly sunny in denver, and showers in seattle. ♪ >>> actress angelina jolie called on the united nations to make the fight against rape in war zones a top priority, as she shares heartbreaking stories of victims. jolie, a special envoy for the u.n. refugee agency reminded the security council its primary responsibility is to maintain international peace and security. >> rape, as a weapon of war, is an assault on security. and a world in which these crimes happen is one in which there is not and never will be peace. addressing war zone sexual violence is, therefore, your responsibility, as well as the duty of governments in countries aeffected by it. >> after she spoke, the council unanimously adopted a resolution requiring an im

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america's news headquarters live from the nation's capitol starts right now. >> eric: on the heels of the decision to send arms for rebels. fears grow that syria's bloody civil war will widen. g-8 leaders get ready to talk tomorrow. >> reporter: the cia is going to give small arms to the rebels fighting the president assad. but some lawmakers here don't think that's enough. lindy graham explain yes he thinks president obama must enforce a no-fly zone over syria. >> last year, assad was isolated. he had very few friends, he was hanging by a thread. this year, he's entrenched with hezbollah, iran and russia, stronger than are ever. i think our goal should be to balance the military power and provide small arms won't do it. so we need to create a no-fly zone to neutralize the assad air power. >> reporter: the pentagon saysy they will leave planes and patriot missiles in nearby jordan and the white house says help for the syrian rebels will increase. but the chief of staff says it will increase very cautiously. >> we have to be very discerning about what is in our interests and what the o

welcome to a brand new hour inside "america's news headquarters" and happy father's day. >> top of theplagued irs prepares to implement the new health care law. now many americans are questioning if the irs agency should really take on this big job. our political insiders weigh-in. >> but breaking ground in a special tribute to one of the teachers killed in the sandy hook elementary tragedy. how students will always remember victoria soto. >>> and the best gift of all to give dads, great health tips for every decade of dad's life. >> but up first, a former vice president dick cheney sounding off on the nsa's spying scandal calling it 29-year-old leaker edward snowden a "traitor" and credited the program for saving lives and preventing more terror attacks. national correspondent live in washington. so, steve, aside from labeling snowden a traitor, what else does the vice president have to say? >> heather, he said you can't have an anti-terrorism program that protects americans and saves lives and then let everyone know what it is and how it works, even though there are privacy issues. >

that's coming up later on "good morning america." >>> new trouble this morning for nfl star aaron hernandezce are still searching his home after a murder happened near his home. and a suit is being sought in florida for allegedly shooting a friend in the face in february. and police are looking to a link of a triple shooting. this is a different shooting in rhode island. >>> paula deen admits she has used racial slurs in the past. but she insists she's not a racist. deen and her brother are being sued by a former restaurant manager who claims she was sexually harassed and worked in a hostile environment. deen admitted to using the "n" word but said that was years ago. >>> honesty from an unemployed teacher in texas. candice scott was driving down the street when she ran over a plastic bag. she realized that the bag belonged to chase bank and was stuffed with $25,000 cash. she didn't pocket the money. she returned it to the bank. chase says its courier service dropped it. as a reward, the bank gave her a $500 gift card for returning $20,000 in cash. >> from a bank. that's tempting. they have

there is a new addition to great america, the new rollercoaster is opened to the public.o is of the new coaster from great america, it's all wood and features a 108 foot drop. it lasts more than two minutes. that is it for abc news at 9:00. next newscast is [music]wscast is >> welcome to swirl. your a. through z and everyone in between show. i'm michelle your host. may 22 was harvey milk day so throughout the show we'll honor harvey milk. the first out gay politician in the country and also served in san francisco as supervisor and murdered by dan white a fellow supervisor. coming up on the show tonight love life and sex makes an amazing shake you can bring into the bedroom. jack hits the gym and some of the inclusionists haou

. >>> live from america's news headquarters, i'm arthel nevil. a third suspect in custody in connection with a murder investigation involving former n.f.l. star aaron hernandez. ernest wallace surrendering in south florida. they say he was with hernandez before this man was shot, 27-year-old odin lloyd found dead near hernandez's home earlier this month. a dangerous heat wave gripping much of the u.s. temperatures soaring to nearly 120 degrees in phoenix. dozens treated for heat related illnesses and mercury is expected to hit 128 in death valley, california, which is not far from the world record 134 degrees logged there a essential ago. i'm arthel nevil and now back to "cashin' in". eric boling in the house. b >> i beg you, my children, my team, my fans, my partners, i beg for your forgiveness. >> eric: businesses are not forgiving paula deen butan her fans apparently are. sales for new cookbook propelling it to number one on amazon and customers crowding into her restaurant in atlanta. you say it's publicity. is this the case?hi >> i agree. i

. >>> this is america's news headquarters, i'm kelly wright. >>> a short time ago, president obama meeting with the family of freedom fighter nelson mandela. the former african president in stable but critical condition in the hospital. president obama releasing a statement saying he reaffirmed to the family the, quote, profound impact that his legacy has had in building a free south africa and in inspiring people around the world, including me. >>> an american has been killed in egypt. 21-year-old andy pocter, reportedly drying of a gunshot wound. he is reportedly among seven people killed in violent protests the last few days. there are expected even more violent demonstrations against the government today. >>> we take you back to "bulls & bears." for the latest headlines, log onto foxnews.com. >>> here we go again. the senate passing its immigration reform bill chock full of porkulous goodies that have nothing to do with securing the border but all to do with winning votes. like 100 million for tourism that will help las vegas casinos. and something they're calling the hog kickback that

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welcome to america's news headquarters. >> heather: i'm heather childers.general eric holder agrees to answer eight questions in how they treated james rosen. >> gregg: and they are confirming that the c.i.a. will be delivering weapons to syrian rebels. >> heather: we have brand-new details into the deadly chemical explosions in louisiana this

>> and now "bbc world news america." is "bbc world news america" reporting from washington. president obama gets a warm welcome in senegal, but these days it is trade, not aid that the country is after. the u.s. senate passes and landmark immigration bill but doesn't have any chance of become the law of the land. magicians have been entertaining the masses. tonight, we trace the history of those that keep us asking, how did they do that? welcome to our viewers on public television in america and also around the globe. president obama kicked off the first full day of his weeklong trip to africa and senegal. the president has visited the continent for only the second time since taking office. there are questions about why he waited so long to visit. >> president obama's arrival in senegal with his family marked the beginning of what is due to be a weeklong visit to africa. a chance to make amends after spending so little time on the continent with which he himself has family connections. ofplease welcome president senegal and his honorable barack obama, president of the united

all that coming up at the top of hour on america's news headquarters. will join us. ♪ ♪ >> eric: privacy becoming harder and harder to find. outrage growing. over a new report in washington has been mining data from all the top internet companies for years. and same with your phone calls. the government demanding and getting its hands on phone records. the white house calling it a critical tool. you ain't buying it? >> they are fighting terror monitoring and surveying miles per hour citizens, eric -- american citizens, eric? spying on reporters or people making phone call or searching the internet? it's dubious. same time you spy on the miles per hour people you have a president sending hundreds of millions of dollars to muslim brotherhood, doing nothing on bengals. basically apologizing for islamic jihadism. why is it that we are targeting american citizens? not actually terrorist that the president professes to want to stop? >> eric: tracy, are you con ised that every time you google something big brother is taking look at or could have a look at what

p >>> from america's news headquarters, hi, everybody. i'm jamie colby.nother insideer attack to report that left three american service members dead if the afghanistan. the international military coalition is saying a man in an afghan army uniform turned his weapon on the soldiers that were training him. this happened in the eastern part of the country earlier today. and italian service member also killed following a grenade attack in western afghanistan. back here at home, cleveland man accused of holding three women captive for about a decade has now been indicted on more than 300 charges. ariel castro charged with several count of rape and kidnapping and two counts of aggravated murder for allegedly forcing one of his victims to miscarry. the three women rescued last month after one of them escaped. his attorneys say he will plead not guilty. i'm jamie colby. see you back here again at 1:00 p.m. eastern. back to "forbes" on business. ♪ >> the healthcare law was all about lowering cost and getting the uninsured insured. but a new survey says whopping t

happy father's day to all the dads out there and welcome to a brand-new hour inside america's news headquartersfather's day to you, as well. and months of heated rhetoric, north korea changing a tune and now the communist regime wants high level talks with the u.s. we've got reaction from the white house. >> gregg: as the u.s. promises to send weapons to the syrian rebels. russia is speaking

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