. >> reporter: good morning, ukee ander contact douglass hughes will be charged later today formallyn court for flying in restrict air space. he faces year in prison and $10,000 fine. police surrounded and arrested douglass mark hughes after he landed his gyro copper on the lawn of the u.s. capitol yesterday. sixty-one year-old mailman is expect to make his first a appearance in court today. >> questions that will shake up this town is how was he able to get in the most restrict air space in the you had without being seen. >> reporter: witnesses saw hughes take off from the gettysburg airport in pennsylvania. >> crazy. >> reporter: hughes was able to fly past the white house and washington monument were landing on capitol hill. even if authorities spotted hughes they may not have taken him down before he landed. >> i don't think use of force would have been warranted, anything to take that out of the sky may have the created more problems then it would have solved. >> reporter: hughes had been planning his flight here to the u.s. capitol for more than two years. many are asking why l

asking for better street lighting, more patrols ander month officers for their city. >> i want your to do list. >> the city and county leaders host the event together. the heeders were all in one room. >> we're the people. we have hopes and dreams. it is upon our this elected. >> they are concerned over staffing and think politicians should make san jose a city officers would want to work in. >> we didn't hear about all these business that's lead downtown because they don't think it is safe. >> one from the commander called them when a crime occurs. he said people don't do it as often as they should on small crimes. >> it is very important for the community to give us a call so we can identify those areas. and we can deploy resources. so we know where those hot spot areas are. >> reporter: and the assume visor spoke about the need to hire more deputies. though some felt the meeting didn't provide the answers they needed. chavez promised the kernels will be arrest. addressed. >> the other thing we'll do is look at the suggestions and make sure we're gleaning out the low hanging fruit. >

ander. >> a senior armed with a cross bow and machete in a u.s.chool. >> he didn't have problems but was kind of a loaner. other students would pick on him and perhaps that was way he had to defend hymns he had a list of people he intended to kill and then he did it. >>> one of the world's most impressive car show has happened. adrian bar tell us so. >> the world's fastest growing auto market and this is arguably the stride's most important straight end dominated by certain car brands. >> i think it's still growing one of the most exciting plate in the worg, core surprise are world. many local officials don't want to be seen driving around in vehicles that could even be described vaguely as a luxury model. and that is denting the market for premium cars. sales of electric cars also remain at the time slow lain. as part of efforts to curb pollution and promote a domestic car industry, the government wants five million energy you saving vehicles since 2020. so far the number is fewer than a thousand but the manufacturers are optimistic. >> when you

city build works with cultural services, anders and chinese for affirmative actionation neighborhood a and d. asian neighborhood design. i think that's about >> asian inc.? >> yes. ypc, brand institute. i think those are the main community partners we work with in terms of outreach, recruitment and job readiness. that's just through our office. we also have mous in place with the san francisco district attorney's office, 5 keys and adult probation and san francisco unified school district. we also work with other city departments work independently with other local non-profit service providers as well. we'll interface others in that matter. >> thank you. >> okay. so now, do you have some questions. >> actually most of my questions have been answered. i also thought that 1 percent latino in the content. what is the

. >> ander yes and he wants her to break it off. >> it defines the time and a man who lost his life to an assassinateors bullet, trying to end slavery. >> order 252 issued in july july 1863. he said my black soldiers are equal to white. every black soldier killed by the confederacy a confederate soldier should be killed for him. >> the anti-slave reviews were they based on politics or personal feelings? >> well, deeply personal feelings and a moral depth that was profound. and he understood from the beginning--he understood black people as black people. people who were human beings and he understood that this was just pro foundly wrong. >> del walters al jazeera, new york. >> diversity has slowly made its way into major sports since the days of jackie robin someone. but hockey is still overwhelmingly dominateed by white house players. we talk about the state of the league. >> james and frazier blast each other. >> few from rougher than val james. his flailing fists were feared on both sides of the canada-u.s. border. but a constant barrage of racist taunts from fans helped send him int

to 9:00 in the morning includes northern montgomery ander with loudon and frederick maryland. nothing inside the beltway and nothing for southern maryland. the areas in lighter blue a frost advisory for the overnight hours mainly south and west of us. 30 to 40 degrees for an overnight low. skies mainly clear. the coldest temperatures west of d.c. if you planted flowers or vegetables early you may want to cover them up before you head to bed. for the next 48 hours, dry for the day tomorrow. under the in flaw wednesday of high pressure. go -- influence of high pressure going to bring us snipe. sunshine. the upcoming weekend, the rain moves our way. stays dry saturday moring but by saturday afternan, saturday night, sunday morning that is when we look for rain across the area. 60 degrees for the high tomorrow. lots of sunshine. winds out of the northwest at 10 on 20. hear is the extended outlook that shows day time highs still on the cool side as they move through the next couple of days. early neck woke we start to -- next weak we start to warm up back to the middle 60's. cold s

. >> reporter: good morning, ukee ander contact google will could be launching its own wireless phone service as early as today. according to the wall street journal, customers with pay for data a they use to make even if calls or search the internet. guying ol mostly route calls through wifi which will cut down on cost. it is all about corporate earnings on wall street, mcdonald's and coca cola will report today. yesterday the dow jones fell 85 points, nasdaq gained about 20. it isn't just amazon that is delivering packages by drone u.s. postal service has narrowed down the companies bidding to build its new delivery trucks and one company offers a truck that doubles as a drone launcher. it could carry a package weighing up to 10-pound. >>> martha stewart wants to make over your home office. her new office line will be sold exclusively at staples. it includes stationary, storage and organizational products. she says the goal, to create a beautiful, well organized home office space. >>> ukee and erika. >> pretty nice. >> looks nice. >> thanks, jill. >>> engineering will be out in sout

. >> good morning ukee ander contact stock market is nearing all time highs but more than half of the americans are not reeping benefits. new bank rate.com survey find that 52 percent of people polled say they are not invested in the market and that includes irs account and also 401k's. there is an important food recall, they are recalling 30,000 cases of humus because of of possible listeria contamination. so far no illnesses have have been reported. recall mostly includes classic humus with the best buy date of may 11th or may 15th. >>> it isn't just job candidates that flub interview questions a new survey from career builders find that one in five hiring managers have asked a question in the job interview only to discover late their it was illegal. a among questions that are tab you, asking your age, if you are married or if you have ever been arrested. >>> dove is out with another powerful video, they ask woman from around the world to walk through within of two doors describing themselves. one says average, the other says beautiful. most of the women picked average. so dove choo

there's a brigade under william wells, alex ander pennington and henry capart. first new york first, second and second west virginia. now, that brigade was shorthanded that day. they start moving on the station. there are three trains loaded with supplies. about 120,000 rations medical supplies, everything lee's army need. these are taken by timothy o'sullivan in the late summer of 1865. you know what he says? hands up. and the trains are captured. now, the federals aren't going to leave the trains right there. they're going to try to get them down the track and the federal army is a volunteer army. they've had previous occupations before joining the army and many of the men, some of the men had worked on the railroad and they start to move on the trains out in that area. but then some artillery shells start to fall on the station. they're coming from the command of this guy here. he also had the distinction of having the best mustache and goatee in the confederate army. wouldn't you adwree? that is just dandy there. it's so nice in fact, he likes to keep it in

with under 30 seconds to go anders lee beats steve mason to tie the game and secure that one point theyto clinch the playoff spot. you think? in the so fast. under three seconds to play, three seconds he somehow lets that brayden schenn shot in. flyers win five-four. what a finish. three goals between these teams in the final one minute and 44 seconds. >> to be honest with you, i knew there was under five seconds left and i shoot through the d man's legs. i don't know how you that went in but we got that goal. >> eagles are still trying to sure up their roster after those march moves. today they signed defensive ban ej biggers to a one year deal. he played past two seasons in washington. he is mostly a corner but can play safety. that is where bird have their biggest need right now. they also signed wide receiver seyi ajirotutu, to a one year deal. the his name is longer than his contract. >>> phillies and red sox will return to action tomorrow aaron harang on the hill settle reeling from the eight to nothing opening day disaster. they basically played within game but ben reveer told me

they call the police and follow the script of like law andered "law & order" order," the perfect way to be a victim of sexual assault, if they were to do that, the alleged perpetrator would say you see, it's a set up. >> it's too perfect. >> yes and in unfortunately in the society that we live in, there is no such thing as the perfect victim. we live in a society that, in fact,ville villainized victims first and foremost. the damage that "rolling stone" has done and is not truly acknowledge together movement, to all the women and men out through who have a story--think about it--how is it going to impact another news outlet reporting. >> or it might have a chilling impact of victims being able to trust the media to do a fair job with their story. >> there is a chilling impact irrespective already. that's why rape is one of the most under reported crimes that exist in our country. >> sil lai i abrams, founder of "truth and reality." thank you for visiting. >> thank you for having me. >> in ferguson, missouri, change could be coming if that's what voters decide. plus the fallout of the

is it tasers ander to of south carolina, a taser that was being planted, possibly. are police officers too willing to use deadly force in general? or just too difficult to know when a national skill? >> a range of issues. look at the fact that black people, black men in this case are overrepresented in death tolls when it comes to law law enforcement. irrespective of the officer choices. the fact that plaque men are overrepresented. body cameras are part of the equation. more surveillance, what is happening in the heat of the bal. the doesn't just help us convict, bad police officers but exonerate good police officers. also part of the equation. at the end of the day we don't want to simply catch police officers killing people or excuse police officers for killing people. we need to resolve the root problem. what leads people to be killed in the first place. deeper question. how we patrol. punish folk. and what results. from the criminal justice system. >> what about the question of training the police officers, is it adequate when you look at individual circumstanc

satellite 6 along with action radar showing this low pressure that is me andering since last week highssure is building in and as it builds in the winds are diminishing and it's a pleasant night and stars are out there and gradually easing winds and the low, the normal low for this time of year, 50 in philadelphia and millville 44 and wilmington 46 and trenton 47 degrees, future tracker showing you like today? you'll like tomorrow. plenty of sunshine even by 4:00 most of our viewing area up in the 70s, a nice midweek warm-up and then on thursday an upper level disturbance moves to our west, and what this will do is bring us increasing clouds not a lot of rain but scattered showers west of philadelphia temperatures in the 60s, that upper low will form a coastal storm, intensify the coastal storm and bring us a flow on friday, and bring temperatures and a lot of clouds and showers. probably the nicest day of the work week, plenty of sunshine on thursday more in the way of clouds early sunshine and a few afternoon showers and 69 degrees and friday is the cloudy cool day with the coastal l

in other words, if something bad happens natural or man-made dys dysasteter, how do we ander the jurisdictionalahoma city the fema director said the fire department and police service were so competent and professional and skilled he made the fema workers work for those individuals. that was not the case in many cities of the united states. remember new orleans had a real hard time locally handling the problem with the hurricane katrina. so it's all a discussion with homeland security in the future when a man-made or natural disaster occurs who's in charge, how do we handle it legally take care of the blizzard of regulations statutes and jurisdictional disputes and we handled that in oklahoma city but it will be a problem going forward if we don't have with homeland security's leadership as well as the department of justice some guidance and advice going forward. >> i thank you for working closely with them. i'm from new orleans and our family lived through hurricane katrina and not about that today. it is about americans taking on the oklahoma standard and loving and caring for each other. gov

ander that extremely popular. to put 30 million in context for you, that's like as many people as watching most award ceremonies. that's around the same number of people that watch the olympics opening ceremonies. so it's a big number. so in conjunction with that snapchat has been able to charge very high rates for its advertising. they have this new discover product, i'm sure you -- cory: they started to become skeerous advertiser, maybe serious revenue for this big business. >> yes, they're able to charge double what youtube and hulu can for advertisements on their discover business, which has channels from people like comedy central and "people." cory: sarah frier, thank you very much. that's not quite a but but still a good-bye. we will be back tomorrow. hope to see you then. >> from our studios in new york city, this is "charlie rose." charlie: admiral michael mullen is here. he served as the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff from 2007 to 2011. he was the top military advisor to president obama and presid

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even anders breivik, the gunman who killed people in 2007 got 21 years.re sentenced to around eight months on average. more important, the focus there is less on punishment and more on getting inmates back into society. quote, life inside prisons will resemble life outside as much as possible and offenders shall be placed in the lowest possible security regime said norway's correctional service. because a sentence should be aimed as much as possible at returning an inmate to the community. case in point, norway's prison which the times said was so pleasant you could be forgiven for doubting whether it is a prison at all. inmates are able to walk outside routinely and correction officers in close contact with them often sharing coffee or a meal. the prison doesn't house only petty criminals. almost half are there for violent crimes like murder and rape but violence is rare it says and the system works. norway's overall incarceration rate is about ten times lower than the united states. with a low recriticism rate the number of released prisoners who go bac

as the prosecution builds it's his for the death penalty ander the defense will present its case sometime next week. if the jury decides on a life in prison star and a half will be shipped off to the super maximum prison in colorado to spend the rest of his days in solitary confinement. >> the u.s. senate will make its way to the confirmation vote on loretta lynch. loretta lynch will replace eric holder. mitch mcconnell said that he would block her nomination until a deal was reached on an unrelated human trafficking bill. today that compromise with the democrats were finally reached. lynch is expected to win acceptance in approval and vote in the coming days. >>> a delayed presidential election for the country's largest native american tribe got under way today. it was originally scheduled for last fall, but a leading candidate was removed because he was not fluent in the tribes' language. we have more on the controversy from the navajo nation in the southwest. >> the navajo nation is starkly beautiful and steeped in history and tradition but it faces questions about its heritage and fut

. >> hi ukee ander contact we are taking a closer look at new released video that shows an officer ramming suspect with the car. in the officer's defense, he was trying to save the suspect's life. >>> plus a fast growing tax scam costing americans millions. why the government isn't doing more to stop it. >>> from being cold and cut off jeans to complaining about bikini tops, they will tell us about their humorous take down country music and how it has transformed their careers. news is back in the morning. we will see you guys in ten minutes. ukeelee i have not worn a bikini since i was like 17 what are you supposed to do with a bikini top, are you asking me. >> yes ukee. >> as soon as i heard ukeelee. >> um-hmm. >> here it comes. >> i'll get back to you, all right. >> the girls in the country song singing. >> we will get back to you. >> thank you. >>> the the word this morning is recovery, actress rita wilson admitting she has been diagnosed with breast cancer. >> wife of the tom hanks told people magazine she underwent a bilateral mastectomy and reconstruction last week. wilson says she'

you have tried to shepherd a number of different communities through unrest anding ander. >> that's right. >> are there best practices? >> certainly. look you don't add tinder to the fire and you don't pour gasoline, right? and the fear is that if you're putting more young people out on the street in the midst of a moment like this the is your few doesn't go into effect till 10:00 p.m. but parents may leave at 7:00 a.m. you may be adding tinder. when you bring in the guard like this, you may be pouring gas. >> as you bates going to be a harder edge to the law enforcement. >> people who are inexperienced and further outside the community perhaps. you know and so there's a -- i think where the sins is coming right now is when people closest to the ground when you see the clergy calling and saying let's get out in the streets in our own community and take it back you know when you see calls happening as they're happening right now between clergy saying let's open our churches tomorrow so the kids have a place to go. >> that's happening tonight? >> yes. that's the sort of steps that you need

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iran will not build a new heavy water reactor ander rang will not reprocess fuel from its existing reactors, ever. second, this deal shuts down iran's path to a bomb using enriched uranium, iran agrees that it's installed centrifuges will be released by twifrds. iran will not enrich uranium for at least the next ten years. the vast majority of iran's stockpile of enriched uranium will be neutralized. today iran is only two or three months away from potentially acquiring the raw materials for a single nuke cheerclear bomb, under this deal iran has said that it will not stockpile the materials needed to build a weapon. even if it violated the deal, for the next decade at least iran would be a minimum of a year away from requiring enough material for a bomb. and the strict limitations on iran's stock pile will last for 15 years. third, this deal provides the best possible defense against iran's ability to build a nuclear weapon covertly, that is in secret. international inspectors will have inprecedented access, not only to iranian nuclear facilities, but to the entire process that supports ir

s cultural organization as described the damage as extensive ander irreversible.is 1020 and this is how it looks now. the square was home to nepal's royal family until the 19th century. this is another queue of the square and you can see the nine-story tower on the right, and you can see how its top tiers have been toppled. the media estimates that 80% of the temples in the square have been destroyed. and this is the square in historic temple town in the kathmandu valley. unesco says it is sending a team to assess the damage from the earthquake. >>> now for the united nations and other agencies this earthquake in nepal could not have come at a worse time. the organization specializing in this disaster risk response is stretched thin. let's take a look at how serious the situation is currently. there are humanitarian emergencies in south sudan, the countries affected by ebola, and in the middle east. 15 relief agencies worldwide are appealing for almost $9 billion combined to address these crises. they have a funding gap of $15 billion. take the situation in syria,

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if you save and invest your un money, grow your assets ander for those of you in the dark i suggest you get "get rich carefully" and you will have financial independence. you won't be hostage to anybody which makes life enjoyable. it may not be fair. we live in a world where wealth is synonymous with freedom which is pretty good reason to save 15% of your paycheck if you can afford to. at least 10% if you're strapped for cash. once you start saving you have to know where to put it. that's an issue we don't spend enough time talking about. say you are saving 15% of your income. where should you invest? that's optimal. how much should go into a tax favored retirement account like 401(k) or ira, how much into a regular breast cancer kaj accounts? tees are questions i get all the time. let me tell you. my rule of thumb is invest for re tiermt first. to bet against retirement is a bet against your own longevity. for those of oh you still decades away from retirement age put half to two-thirds of savings in retirement like a 401(k). or an individual retirement account. remember these are tax

am not sure, i can tell you, i am walking back up the street to that alley, i want to ask the pom andercommander who is the plan, what is the plan, but i can tell you, i see a couple of school buses, filled with police officers arriving. i think these are reinforcements, i am walking up a little bit, they have to do something, it looks like about 10 buses pulling up full of police officers, i think they havery enforcements coming in now. charles: 10 buses with 30 police officers right now. from what you see, do you think that would be enough, maryland governor hogan is on alert, if he is listening to you, he has dispatched national guard. what do you think it will take? if these 10 buses are not the trick it would be late to call that guard? >> well, it will be. i am walking up here now. you are right. i see 10 buses of police officers they will need more. here is what is going to happen, once the officers start moving in it will be a huge clash. i can tell you that right now. this crowd is not going anywhere. a couple of people said, tonight is the night it is going to happen. so it ha

me voy a olvidar lo que me estÁs diciendo, vamos a una pausa, y al volver, o mensaje de jacqueline andereos nuevamente. si este cargo de hecho, le prohÍben volver a sacar otra visa. >> obvia mente fernando estÁ muy triste con todo lo que has pasado, nuestra -no estÁ feliz, siente que es inocente, acusado injustamente, y Ésta, esperando que tenemos para poder ver en que se demuestra su inocencia. luis: recordemos para usted en casa, dÍas atrÁs, fernando carrillo acudiÓ a una cena con unos amigos, al principio cuando llegÓ al lobby, muchos se le acercaron para pedir autÓgrafos y fotos, cuando sale, la persona de seguridad que termina de demandarlo por acoso, le pide una foto. miguel: y Él, como hace cualquier persona, le da un beso de agradecimiento, porque fernando es un caballero y muy agradable. luis: lo que ocurriÓ fue que cuando fue a esperar el coche, inmediatamente llegaron las patrullas de policÍa a arrestarlo porque supuestamente habÍa cometido acoso sexual por esa seÑora que estÁ diciendo que Él la empujÓ detrÁs del mostrador e intentÓ besarla en distintas ocasiones. johnny: yo he

nbc national correspondent peter alex ander is at the white house.. president obama and n. this briefing room within the last hour announcing the deaths of those individuals, innocent civilians, dr. warren winestein, a u.s. aid worker killed in that strike. a separate individual killed was giovani laporta. he was an italian individual. here is the president a short time ago. >> as president and as commander in chief, i take full responsibility for all our counter-terrorism operat including the one that inadvertently took the lives of warren and giovani. i pro foundly regret what happened on behalf of the united states government, i offer our deepest apologies to the families. >> today the white house also announced that adam gadan, the prominent american al qaeda member a spokesperson for the group was also killed in a separate strike that took place this past january within the last 30 minutes we now heard from the family of warren winestein, his wife saying there are no words to do justice to the disappointment and heartbreak we're going through. w