and an ancient idea simple as feeding your community. this, the islandillion people back in the day. >> you hear the word again and again on molokai "ina" and it translates to "that which feeds you." springs, mountains, rivers. these lands, these fish ponds were managed by their ancestors. fresh water from the fast moving ocean waters met. early, sustainable clean fish farms. something in modern times, we're still struggling to figure out. >> people think about us. the true story, we have a place of abundance and trying to protect it. trying to protect all of these things we've been trying to protect for the last 30 years and it's getting harder and harder. >> every single one of these hawaiians over here, get enough evidence that the state of hawaii, the department of land and natural resources have done a terrible job. we are not looking for blame, but we are actually looking for an agreement that today, we can all be pono, righteous, good. our planet is in such bad shape that being environmental, being green is trending, and that is what hawaiians hav

american businesses had an center in stuff from porto rico, and little interest in the people of the islands made citizens by an act of congress. after the school world war. they were crafted with an sundaysing na in order for it to work a million people would have a leave the islands in creating communities around the united states. joining me from new york, political scientist angelo fall cone, founder of the institute for national policy. and a former member of the new york state assembly - author of the book war against all peurto ricans. let me start with you - the leaders of peurto rico's two main political parties have been good in recent months, pointing the fingers at each other. is there blame to go around here for how peurto rico got into the mess. >> yes, everyone in peurto rico knew that this would eventually happen, that the debt problem was unsustainable over time, there's a lot of pork, a lot of patronage, a lot of inefficiencies in the government. and at the same time as you pointed out. it's important within porto rico, as basically when everyone agrees to call it a colony

guess who was missing all the excitement to hang out on an island?he answer after the break. ♪ joe: we asked you who was missing tonight's vote to hang out on an island. the answer, the former finance minister caught on camera heading off to an island for the weekend. alix: is and he still a member of parliament? boat bydid register his proxy -- vote by proxy. alix: that is smart. joe: someone who is not to miss the vote. nick joins us live. they are voting imminently, is that correct? nick: tnot imminently. the debate is about to get underway and it will go on for three and a half, maybe four hours and then we will have the vote. a.m.ote will be about 3 greek time. onx: what is the mood there the ground? you had greeks saying no to credit reforms and now parliament is being asked to pass those creditor reforms. how do people feel? nick: has been quite a turnaround from seeming to be on the verge of a deal with lenders to then seeming to be on the verge of a grexit, and now the deal seems to be back on. the people are getting whiplash looking from on

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the partial wing that washed occupy an island in the indian ocean -- washed up on an island in the indian ocean will be flying again. >> where the piece is headed for analysis to determine if it's from a missing malaysia airlines jet. >>> a judge sets high bail for the former university of cincinnati police officer accused of shooting and killing an unarmed driver. >>> the next stop for james holmes. it's up to the jury to decide the punishment for the convicted colorado theater shooter. welcome to fort green sheets. welcome to castle bravestorm. it's full of cool stuff, like my second in command... and my trusty bow. and free of stuff i don't like. and in my castle we only eat chex cereal. chex cereal. it's full of delicious crunchability. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. and that's something even my brother ... sister can understand. mom, brian threw a ball in the house! >>> 4:43. new from overnight, the israeli military says an attack on the west bank killed a 1-year-old and critically injured three other people. the suspected jewish assailant set fire to the victims' homes

it's an island where you can see several neighborhoods are located. it's in the delta. man island was the sight of another fire. they had to rush to get everybody evacuated. they're trying to fight this fire. just actively going right now. we have seen several structured destroyed and not many crews on the scene at this point. it just started a short time ago. a fire burning at a mobile home park. keep it here for updates. >>> and a man died in handcuffs that happened after a fight with officers. mark matthews is in san francisco where the police chief is defending his officers. >> he is. it happened here right over there by the surf motel and the ihop. but the incident began a mile in that direction. near the palace of fine arts. it was a rear end collision that started it all. the driver of the light green mini van rear ended a black bmw suv. the drive got out and went back to the van. >> the driver of that vehicle was seated transfixed looking forward, hands on the staring wheel. air bag had been deployed and he was speaking something about god, god's will. things abo

a piece of debris washes up on an island. the same type and same color as malaysia airline 370. wn all of the information. a reporter on reunion island with the very latest starting now. welcome back to "early start." i'm john berman. 30 minutes past the hour. we do want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. the breaking news right now. a possible turning point. a major development in the hunt for missing flight 370. a piece of debris on the shore of an island in the western indian ocean appears to be from a boeing 777. a boeing 777, the same model of mh-370 with 239 people on board in march of 2014. the debris is a flaperon from a wing. it was found on reunion island. it 2,300 miles where the plane is believed to have gone down. cnn's robyn kriel is live for us on reunion island. not easy to get to. robyn, we are lucky to have you there. what's the latest? >> reporter: thank you very much john. yes, this piece of debris picked up by civilians just trying to clean up the beach. they called the authorities. the authorities taking that into custody. we h

mark: now is your chance to buy an island in the mall dives -- maldives.et: and the government decides of the buyer is right. we will be back. ♪ ♪ back. want to own a slice of the maldives? now you can. the government just pass a law which will allow foreigners to purchase land on one of its 1200 islands. scarlet: the minimum price is not insignificant. investors must spend at least $1 billion. who has cash to park in hard assets like property? mark: china. scarlet: some officials that the new build is late for the chinese to gain a foothold in the indian ocean. they could easily set up aces -- basis on the island and their arty industries with japan, and the philippines with who owns what in nearby waters. mark: and india considers itself a regional superpower. we were working on -- over our notes that our producer put together for us. maldives third most endangered patient because of carbon emissions and flooding, a.k.a. global warming. scarlet: a former president said that if carbon emissions continue with this case -- case, they will be underwater in s

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. >>> speculation is mounting that debris found on an island could belong to the missing airliner mh370 which appears to be part of a wing has washed up on reunion island meis of madagascar. and that's thousands of kilometers from the search zone off australia's southwest coast. the debris is being sent to france where french crash investigators will attempt to verify it. 239 people were aboard the malaysia airlines flight when it fan issued in -- vanished in march of last year. australia which is leading the investigation says it's offering families new hope for closure. >> this is obviously a very significant development. it's the first real evidence that there is a possibility that a part of the aircraft may have been found. it's too early to make that judgment. but clearly we are treat this is as a major lead. and seeking to get assurance about what has been found and whether it is indeed linked to the disappearance of mh370. >> well, al jazerra's penny paige is on reunion island and joins us live now. so tania the debris now on its way to toulouse to be attempted to be verified by

. >> we're on an island in the indian ocean with this amazing ethnic mix, an incredible landscape.ls here don't exist anywhere else. >> what does it mean when an ecosystem goes out of balance? what is the blowback? >> here, you can see the blowback. the people have been chopping down the forests. all of a sudden you don't have soil anymore, and you can't grow anything anymore. it's just a real situation. there we go. >> an important question. you are a vegetarian. >> yes. and it just sort of happened with the release of "noah." in scripture he was a vegetarian as was adam and eve. humans weren't given permission to eat animals until after the flood. >> so we'll see who is doing better after the end of this ten days. little social experiment here. >> madagascar was settled best we can tell around 700 a.d. by people from what is know indonesia, later by africans. in 1895 the french took it, killed off a substantial number of people in the process, and as they do, left behind beautiful buildings and the french language. when independence came in 1960, it was sudden and ill-prepared fo

. >>> speculation is mounting that debris found on an island in the indian ocean could belong to the airliner mh370. the object which appears to be part of a wing has washed up on reunion island east of madagascar. that's thousands of kilometers from the search zone off australia's southwest coast. 239 people were aboard when the malaysia airlines flight vanished in march last year. australia, which is leading the investigation, says it's offering families new hope for closure. >> this is obviously a very significant development. it's the first real evidence that there is a possibility that a part of the aircraft may have been found. it's too early to make that judgment. but clearly we are treat this is as a major lead. and seeking to get assurance about what has been found and whether it is indeed link today the dispinks of mh370. >> al jazerra's tania page sent this update from reunion islands. >> reporter: we know at the moment that there are many malaysian officials here, investigators and that they are going to give us a news conference or have some comment from them tomorrow. s

debris from an aircraft washes ashore on a remote island. tery? >>> trump unleashed. donald trump doubles down saying an attorney trying to pump breast milk in a deposition. >> she's a horrible person knows nothing about me. i see her, she's now the great expert on 2k07b8d trump.

a piece of an airplane wing washed ashore on an island in the indian ocean near madagascar. boeing officials believe it's part of a boeing 777. there is only one missing 777 in the world right now. and that's malaysian airlines flight 370. that plane disappeared in march 2014 after taking off from kuala lumpur with 239 passengers and crew members on board. we'll have more on today's developments on "nightly news" at 5:30. >>> now to that stub upon wildfire near wine country. the flair upcontinues to threaten solano county. our hot weather and bone-dry conditions are a dangerous mix, of course for the firefighters. we have multiple reports. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri and christie smith are tracking this heat. let's start with jodi hernandez at the so-called wragg fire. and jodi you were there yesterday. any better this evening? >> reporter: raj, things do look better tonight. when we arrived this morning, the hillside was once again aglow. but firefighters have been aggressively attacking it from the air all day, and they do appear to be getting the upper hand. >> if it

they've examined debris that washed up on an island in the indian ocean and they say it appears to haveome from a bowing 777 aircraft. that is the same model as the plane that disappeared with 239 people onboard. the debris will be sent to france for investigation. tanya page is live on reunion island where that debris was found. what are authorities saying there this morning? >> >> the authorities of tight lipped about the precise location of this. it's under lock and key at the airport and they won't tell us exactly when it's going to leave the country. they were saying it would be on a cargo plane out of here tonight, now we're hearing that may not be the case, but at some point in the next 24, possibly 48 hours, we are expecting it to leave reunion island and be flown to france where it will be examined in minute detail. the australian officials say the finding of it confirms that they are looking in the right place many miles out to sea here, and the officials are being very, very cautious. we have been criticized in the past for not giving the families enough information so are be

island every year in. we are talking about -- found on an indian ocean island. we are talking about thousands of miles from the search area. experts say it could be from the missing plane because of ocean currents. they may have carried the wreckage for thousands of kilometers. we are going to talk to an expert in just a moment about the currents, but first, more on the chance find that could help solve one of aviation's greatest mysteries. >> washed up on an island sure, this piece of plane begins a new chapter in what has been a horror story for many. investigators say it is most likely from the type of aircraft flown by malaysian airlines. authorities say it could be a major lead. >> clearly, if this is wreckage from 370, it is an important breakthrough, particularly for families. >> then we could have some sort of closure until they bring the whole aircraft back, and then i can give my husband the peace that he needs. >> and australian -- an australian team has led the search for the wreckage for more than a year now. flight 370 was traveling from kuala lump

cuba was an island not connected to florida's mainland. in 1880 key west was the most populated city in the state of florida, total population around 20,000. and they were mostly cubans. spanish was the language. the industry was tobacco industry. they would bring from cuba tobacco leaves, raw tobacco leaves and roll them in the tobacco factories and that way they were able to sell the finished product as a domestic product in the american market avoiding the custom duty. that was the rationale for the tobacco industry in key west. spaniards tried to demoralize the exile cuban community by the great fire of 1886. one night in 1886 pro spanish forces burned down the san carlos institute and several of the tobacco factories in the city, trying to instill a moral blow in the cuban exile community. the response was exemplary. the next day a cuban civic leader gathered the kpildexiled community over the mashes of the san carlos institute and told the exiles are we going allow our dreams to die here? and the exiles said no. so they all put their

whatever that piece is, it washed up on an island beach in the indian ocean thousands of miles from where flight 370 took off in march of last year. robin is on reunion island where it's after 8:00 p.m. first of all, who found the piece and what was the reaction there that the news spread it could be such an important piece of this bigamistry? >> reporter: well, someone cleaning the beach. this island in the western part of the indian ocean is a very clean island, beaches are pristine. people cleaning the beach found this piece of debris, then they alerted the french authorities, the authorities came, they thought it might be part of an airplane. people took video and snapshots, they went on the internet and went viral. heavyweights started weighing in with what they believed it to be a part of a boeing 777. that is coming about. many more people are weighing in. they believe this could be a component of a boeing 777 and, of course, there's serial numbers people are comparing and investigators will look at that as they try to figure out if it is a piece of mh370. >> let's talk about the i

island every year in. we are talking about -- found on an indian ocean island. we are talking about thousands of miles from the search area. experts say it could be from the missing plane because of ocean currents. they may have carried the wreckage for thousands of kilometers. we are going to talk to an expert in just a moment about the currents, but first more on the chance find that could help solve one of aviation's greatest mysteries. >> washed up on an island sure this piece of plane begins a new chapter in what has been a horror story for many. investigators say it is most likely from the type of aircraft flown by malaysian airlines. authorities say it could be a major lead. >> clearly, if this is wreckage from 370 it is an important breakthrough, particularly for families. >> then we could have some sort of closure until they bring the whole aircraft back, and then i can give my husband the peace that he needs. >> and australian -- an australian team has led the search for the wreckage for more than a year now. flight 370 was traveling from kuala lumpur

the plane debris found in an indian ocean island is heading to france for testing as the u.s.e missing malaysia airlines flight was deliberately taken off course. >>> zimbabwe wants the dentist extradited. the feds want to talk with walter palmer, but they have not been able to reach him. >>> another round of hillary clinton's emails will be released. they are also worried that vice president biden will enter the race. how will that affect the run for president? >>> now it's time for the good, the bad, and the ugly. at first, the good, four adorable white lion cubs taking their first steps. the little bundles of furp -- fur were born two weeks ago. >>> and the bad, outrage in serbia after the winning lottery number appeared on a screen before it was drawn. you can see 21 is on the screen and then it was picked. the head of the lottery commission has resign amid that scandal. >>> and the cattiest 911 call you'll ever hear. >> i want to press charges? against who? your girlfriend or the cat. >> the cat ate his bacon. the caller called 999 to report the cat-strofic crime. no char

island of puerto rico was locked down. they have aggregated a first amendment right of an entire island of 2 million people to shut up 1 million. george orwell was alive and well in puerto rico at the same time he was a bestseller up in new york house of representatives let me bring you back to puerto rico for a minute. i think that you throughout the book you describe indifference of disrespect of the u.s. clone of regime in puerto rico and puerto ricans. i think that's very clear that you just talked about it quite a bit. i think there are many instances in your book not to say that wasn't the case but there are other instances in your book when you demonstrate in washington was responding to complaints brought over by puerto ricans, that puerto ricans were robbing us of the episode want the conversation to go because i'm interested in the way that puerto ricans negotiated this emperor. you are familiar with my work. you know that's a good ascii. on page 60 you talk about speaking about governor riley come you talk about a cessation of puerto rican leaders going to washington to remove riley's removal. a grand jury bring a f

and his wedding took place on an island light house.t door wedding went on as planned. well, now a time for a look ahead. >> you could say he jumped into that wedding head first. >> dylann roof is expected to be arraigned in a charleston court room this morning. and nine people were killed in the june 17th shooting ram page. >>> and happy birthday "modern family" star and j.k. rowling is 50. and wesley snipes turned 53 thanks for watching "early today." have a great friday and a great weekend, everyone. transbay "trouble" for weekend travelers. we'll show you the ways around the mess. =kris/vo= and a grass-fire quicklygn >>> trouble for weekend travellers. we'll show you the ways around the maps. >> and a fire quickly ignites in an inferno wiping out eight homes in a dozen communities. how the families are doing this morning. >> heat is going down but the humidity going up. what to expect this weekend coming up in the micro climate forecast. >> from nbc bay area this is today in the bay. >> and a good friday morning, it's 4:30. >> today

that is the number of petitioners who took to change.org to change the name of an island in the south sea. they won. here is the story. that tiny landmass had been called scarborough shoal but recently google maps started describing it as a chain of islands in china. they changed the name back after the petition. they try to maintain politically neutral names. if you look at the region on chinese google maps, the land appears to fall within chinese territory. it win on change.org is for now a matter of perspective. we have talked a lot about better ways to integrate corporate executives in technology. now there is a database of female tech executives who are bored ready. -- board ready. it is estimated only 23% to 32% of privately funded tech boards have at least one woman. the creator of boardlist is still with me in the studio. what kind of feedback have you gotten since you put out this list and who are these people? >> the feedback has been tremendous and i think it's because gender diversity is a very hot topic certainly inside the tech community. people are craving tangible solu

a full-scale search underway off the coast of an indian ocean island after debris washes ashore from a plane. are these the first clues to the fate of malaysian airlines flight 370? >>> the bond will be 1 million. ladies and gentlemen. this is a courtroom. you will conduct yourselves at all time. >> in court, a university of cincinnati police officer arraigned before a judge charged with murder. i'll speak with two members of the ohio task force on police and community relations and a new national poll shows donald trump leading the pack for the gop. but it also shows democrats trumping trump. we'll take a peek at that. we start with the huge break in the search for the missing flight mh-370. investigators are trying to match this component number found on a fragment of a wing to the missing flight that carried 239 people. this fragment was found wednesday on the indian ocean island of reunion. it's believed to possibly be from a boeing 777, the same model plane as hm-370. this island lies near madagascar. it's thousands of miles from the original search area. earlier today, my colle

economy is an island of mediocre tranquility. that is so beautiful.ll see if that is how janet yellen season two. -- sees it too. alix: a bloomberg reporter saw a transaction on his these a card n greek out in droppe currency. biggest slip. good to have you back. joe: i'm exhausted. alix: thank you for emily: google fights back. we debate the future of the economy. ♪ emily: i am emily chang. this is "bloomberg west". two of the most influential venture capitalists say silicon valley is taking on too much risks. developed thes tiniest and most powerful computer chip in the world. is it a game

from an island coast that's around 4,000 miles from where mh370 is thought to have crashed. but it's this coast that has now given investigators perhaps their biggest clue yet. more than 500 days into this mystery. the eyes of the aviation world are focused on this debris which investigators are now convinced is the flat of an aircraft wing. which aircraft isn't clear yet. but they now believe a part number 657 bb proves it's from a boeing 777. only one of those is missing, malaysia 370. they are examining the damage and the encrusted shells on the piece that was dragged from the waves by a beach cleanup team. >> it's the first real evidence that there is a possibility that a part of the aircraft may have been found. >> reporter: investigators are also looking at what this man found. the remains of a suitcase nearby on the beach at the same time. origin unknown. for the families of the 239 on board who have endured 16 months of agony, the debris find brings more pain. sara's partner was the only american on board. >> my life has been basically stuck on march 8th, and that's

. >> investigators are hoping they can confirm that a wing that washed up on an island in the indian ocean blonds to missing malaysia airlines flight 370. here is that report from washington dc, with the latest developments. >> that wing part is sent to investigators in san francisco and will arrive over the weekend but experts are already confident it is, indeed from night 370. >> a critical clue loaded interest an evidence van and now on the way to san francisco while helicopters searched the shores of reunion island for any other debris that might have come from the missing jet liner. it is not confirmed if a suitcase found nearby is connected to the plane that disappeared 17 months ago. this morning, investigators have few doubts of the original wind of the 6' long wing part. a source tells abc the number was on the wreckage and it matches a boeing 777. only one is missing in the world, malaysia airlines flight 370. the newly discovered wing is called a flap that helps the plane turn and to slow around. it looks like someone was alive and at the controls of flight 370 when it cra

island this morning. a whole lot of water fell on the jersey shore this morning it show what's an overflowing drainage system looks like. the water rose to two feet in some spots with poor drainage along a swath of long beach island. >> you drive over the island and you come to a corner and here is the water you look at the tide is it high tide or low tide and the rain has no place to go. >> this is the scene outside of kugel's liquor store even the parking lot looks like a river. >> i come outside to watch the cars go by because they send waves literally up to our front door. >> joey's pizza and pasta looked like it was on an island. >> it happens once or twice a year, something we are used to but it it doesn't happen as much as everybody think its does. >> by 4:00 the pizzeria was dried out and ready for the dinner crowd. joey has a sense of humor about the whole thing. >> if i couldn't laugh i would cry. >> how does joe stay so calm after waters come in his business this picture shows hurricane sandy with water touching his roof. if he can survive that he can survive anything. >> as the rain fell it quick

an act of terrorism. debris found on reunion island is that of a 777. hopes that that is missing wreckage of malaysian flight 370. and beijing will host the winter games, becoming the first city to host both the summer and winter olympics. amazon -- this for a new show of a multimillion dollar deal coming up business. zimbabwe calls for the extradition of walter palmer the american dentist who killed the country possible prime lien cecil. -- prime lion, cecil. he remains in hiding. >> let's head straight to the top story, the death of a palestinian child in an arson attack on the west tank. several other people were critically injured after suspected jewish extremists set fire to two palestinian homes. let's get more information for our correspondent, who joins us from jerusalem. walk us through what happened this morning. >> we know that at 4:00 a.m. this morning, two masked men entered a building and through firebombs in. one of the buildings was empty the other was the home of the family. the other child did not survive the blaze. three other members

model which says, we do not care about small and medium-size businesses, what we care is about being an island unto ourselves coming up with an esoteric tool imaginable. it enables wall street to make huge amounts of money. in highly dangerous and speculative ways. that led us to the crash of 2008. which created the worst economic downturn since the great depression. i personally believe that the business model of wall street is corrupt. i do not trust these guys, i do not believe that they care about the economy of america. i think they care about themselves. i want a banking system re-have small and medium-sized banks were your people can walk in, someone will know who you are. i know your history. you'll get a reasonable price. you are part of the community. i do not want to have people of an island unto themselves, separate from a productive economy. i believe very much, that is my view for many years. if you check my record, you'll find while i was in the house we dealt with deregulation. we had the clinton people. we had the republicans coming before it. they said it is a great idea if w

economy is an island of mediocre tranquility. that is so beautiful.ll see if that is how janet yellen sees it too. alix: a bloomberg reporter saw a transaction on his these a card carried out in greek currency. biggest slip. drachma eq. good to have you back. joe: i'm exhausted. alix: thank you for watching "what'd you miss?". joe: >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: he's been the artistic and musical conduct your and he became the musical director. he conducted the london symphony orchestra. in 2000, he had a vision for a new opera house which, after several technical set backs, finally opened on his 60th earth day in 2013

the aircraft piece found on an indian ocean island beach could have come from a boeing 777 removing virtually any doubt after a year and a half, the first tangible piece of aviation's biggest puzzle has been found. our team is on the island tonight and here is exactly what experts saw that told them what they needed to know but what about the rest of the plane, the black boxes? and the passengers and crew. let's begin our coverage from reunion island with bill neely bill? >> reporter: good evening, lester, from an island 4,000 miles from where mh 370 is thought to have crashed but this coast has given investigators perhaps the biggest clue yet, more than 500 days into this mystery. the eye's of the aviation world are focused on this debris that investigators are convinced is the aircraft wing, which aircraft isn't clear yet. they now believe a part number 657 bb proves its prove a boeing 777, on one of those is missing, malaysia 370. they are examining the damage and encrusted shells on the piece. >> it's the first real evidence that there is a possibility that a part of the aircraft may have

one of the big issues is that this was found on an island. don't know how long the piece has been hovering in the area of the island before someone saw it due to a storm surge or pushing it on to shore. if this part is floating for 200 days and you reverse engineer where the origin is that is different than if it was floating for 500 days which could take it further back down to the southern and eastern track, if you will. there will be a lot of science to figure out where the origin of this wreckage started and how it drifted to this island. >> fascinating. we will look to you for more information in the future. greg, thank you so much for joining us. >> you are welcome. >> the outrage continues over the death of a beloved lion in african. the dentist who killed it is now in hiding. and a new poll says bernie sanders would win the presidential race if he were up against donald trump. we will break down the numbers ahead. wait, i can freeze my account. [touch tone] introducing freeze it, from discover. it allows you to prevent new purchases o

teams are examining a fragment of a plane found on an island off the coast of africa. it may help determine what happened to a malaysia airlines flight that disappeared. >> reporter: a teenaged boy accused of killing an 8-year- old girl here in santa cruz appears in court for the first time today in >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, it is thursday, july 30. i'm maria medina. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 5:00 now. the teen accused of killing an 8-year-old santa cruz girl is due in court today. kpix 5's keit do is live in santa cruz where prosecutors plan to try the 15-year-old suspect as an adult. >>> reporter: that teenaged boy will be showing his face in public for the first time since his arrest during an arraignment in just a couple of hours. but before that, though, we'll get a glimpse into his mind by taking a look at some of the things he has been posting on his instagram account. ♪[ music ]♪ >> reporter: the same day 8- year-old maddy middleton vanished and was killed the boy accused of killing her posted this

of swarms of refugees disproportionately coming to england is purely down to the fact that we are an islandthat gives a completely false impression. reporter: britain has pledged 32 million euros to improving security at the french end of the tunnel. it is a sensitive topic for mr. cameron, who has pledged to cut the annual migration to the tens of thousands from a high of over 300,000 new arrivals during his last term. tom: officials in some bobwhite -- in zimbabwe say they are seeking a tradition of anemic and -- as an american dentist who killed a lion. walter palmer page to kill -- paid to kill cecil the lion whose death triggered outrage. reporter: following the outcry of the death of its most famous lion zimbabwe has chosen to act. the government wants to go after cecil's killer, walter palmer the dentist from minneapolis. for that harare will need washington to cooperate. >> unfortunately, it is too late to apprehend the foreign poacher. he had already absconded to his country of origin. we are therefore appealing to the responsible authorities for his extradition. reporter: zimbabwe

. >>> a barnicle covered piece of debris found on an island in the west indian ocean appears to be from missing malaysian airlines plane. air safety investigators say it's part of a boeing 777 wing that washed ashore on a french island of reunion. it's the only 777 that's missing but they are trying to determine whether there's a connection. >> somewhere near this we should find other parts of the aircraft. >> and malaysia airlines flight 370 disappeared in march of last year while flying from kuala lumpur to beijing, china. 239 people were on board. >>> senator dianne feinstein has put forward legislation to help communities in california suffering from the drought- related water shortages. she wants to provide $1.3 billion over a decade for storage, desalinization and water recycling projects. but it's not clear if there's much common ground with house republicans. they want to pump more water to the central valley farmers by rolling back environmental rules. when it comes to what caused the drought, californians are deeply divided. 78% of the state's democrats say global warming is c

they would dispute -- emily: he invested in an island.er: i think the character gives a compelling portrayal of someone who is passionate about the future, determine to make things happen. people are driven, slightly crazy. i think it is a positive show. emily: do you believe you can grow meat in a lab? peter: yes, i think the problem is if somebody will actually eat it. emily: what you think about failure? peter this idea that failure is : ok is a destructive means. i think that failure is always a problem. when a company fails it is a tragedy. it is often damaging for the people who go through it. emily: what is your biggest failure? peter there are some things : that work better than others. but, on the whole, i have always been resilient. emily: i know you have thought a lot about the extension of human life. you think that you may live until 120. peter i certainly hope to, yes. :emily: are you drinking -- taking immortality pills. peter: i think on the nutrition side, there are some very basic things that can be done. you should not

could have been isis, china and japan fighting over each other -- fighting with each other over an island. i think it was a difficult period for that trade. alix: what keeps you up at night? for joe, it was greece for, like, five years. david: what keeps me up at night is how central bankers are ultimately going to get out of their great experiment. i worry a little bit about the fed. it keeps me up at night. i worry a little bit about the u.k. i wonder how many bumps and wiggles we will have along the way. it's one of the reasons we left the u.s. alone this year. let's watch the exit from a distance. let's not have a big s&p position. let's move over to where they are just starting qe, where we kind of have a playbook. we saw what happened. the s&p went from 800 to 2100 over the course of qe. the dollar stayed very suppressed during that time. know, learnng we about the exit, then play the exit in europe, one in japan later. alix: we have breaking news for you we want to go to julie hyman at our breaking news desk, looking into news concerning kkr. julie: you have an ipo from first data,

a piece of one washed up on an island. this could be a huge break in the case. >> this is called a major lead. investigators are almost certain the debris came from a boeing 777. they could know within a week if it came from mh 370. this was found on reunion island. it's three to six feet long. it's been in the water some time. it's part of the wing. investigators have found a number possibly a maintenance number on the part which could help them identify it. mh 370 disappeared in march 2014 with 239 passengers and crew. not a trace has been seen since. if this is from mh 370 say it will not be very helpful pinpointing the rest of the wreckage because of the time it's been in the water. it would at the at least confirm the plane went down and that it went down in the indian ocean. back to you. >> live in london for us thanks for that report. >> a university of cincinnati police officer is heading to court today after being indicted for murder. charges filed for the shooting of an african-american man during a traffic stop.

a large piece of debris has washed up in an island.uld be part of the missing malaysian airlines flight. it was found by people cleaning the beach. aviation experts say that other large aircraft has crashed close to the area. french authorities have begun an investigation. watching -- you are watching "bbc world news america." he is the youngest patient ever to receive a double hand transplant. zion harvey underwent an incredible transplant and showing -- and is showing the world the results. microsoft has launched the latest version of its operating system. microsoft 10 is being given to users free of charge and will work across all devices. it comes at a time when microsoft is struggling in the competitive world of mobile computing. >> take any typical household. dad, mom, and 2-year-old jj. they probably have a windows pc. however, they also have tablets, and phones that are unlikely to be made by windows. microsoft needs this to be a hit to persuade the world they are still cutting age. -- cutting edge. >> now, with increasing numb

the exercise was carried off the coast of an island in the far east. a japanese patrol ship and six russian patrol vessels took part in the exercise. it was based on a scenario involving drug smugglers who escaped from russia. the crews communicated by radio as they chased down the smuggler ship. the smugglers simulated setting fire to their boats and escaped on a boechlts the two crews worked together to put out the fire and practiced retrieving the smugglers from the sea. >> translator: we are able to operate together and transmit information in the drill. the experience will be very useful in future operations. >> japan's coast guard and russian border guards have carried out joint drills since 2001. >>> it's time now for a check of the weather. people in spain are experiencing extreme heat. they're also dealing with torrential rain and flooding. mai shoji joins us with more. >> gentlemen, good morning, kratz rin, catherine. you named it all. this is all taking place in one country. we have images just coming out from this area to show you what's go

and that these people are not somewhere on an island and that there is no real hope that they are still alive. >> certainly doesn't make it any easier. thank you both for being with us. >> you're welcome. >>> and also cycling down brand-new body camera video of that deadly shooting incident in cincinnati. we'll show it to you next and take you inside the courtroom for the accused campus cop's first court appearance. that is next. combine a sleep aid... plus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. be a morning person again, with aleve pm. ♪ every auto insurance policy has a number. but not every insurance company understands the life behind it. those who have served our nation. have earned the very best service in return. ♪ usaa. we know what it means to serve. get an auto insurance quote and see why 92% of our members plan to stay for life. do you like the passaaadd? it's a good looking car. this is the model rear end event. the model year end sales event. it's year end! it's a rear end event. year end, rear end check it out. talk about turbocharging my engine. you're gorgeous. wh

just seven feet long and four feet wide the debris was found by people cleaning the beach on an island some 400 miles east of madagascar. most recently ships have been scouring a huge swath of the southern indian ocean off the australian coast. today's discovery more than 2,6700 miles away from the search zone. mh h 3h370 took off march 8th last year. 239 passengers and crew on board for beijing. its last communication came less than an hour after take offbefore the flight veered way off course and disappeared. the search began with 22 planes and 19 ships from eight nations focused around the gulf of thailand and south china sea. it soon expanded. there have been multiple theories as to what brought down mh370. could it could haven't a fire? could the plane have been shot down? can the cabin decompress leaving the crew unconscious, turning it into a ghost plane? the theory that's gained the most interest, a rogue pilot deliberately crashing the plane. investigators have looked at the psychological profiles of the mraep's pilot and co-pilot searching for a motive. their families insist

. >>> valuating the clues, airplane debris found on an island in the indian ocean is heading to france. >>> a palestinian toddler dies when his family's home is set on fire. >>> and zimbabwe demands that the american hunter who killed cecil the lion return to africa. u.s. officials say they want to talk to him too, but they have to find him first. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america. good morning, live from new york city, i'm randall pinkston in for steph. a piece of airplane debris is on its way to france today. that is where investigators are set to determine if it belongs to the malaysian airlines jet that disappeared 16 months ago. charles stratford is where the fragment will be sent. what will investigatoring be looking for charles? >> reporter: the piece is expected to arrive tomorrow morning here at this french ministry of defense facility, where other investigations have been held on aviation disasters before. there's a number of things we gather they are going to be focusing on. they will be looking for evidence of what is broadly termed as data tags, anything suggesting a serial