>> yeah, i do think about angelos. i sometimes drive on the interstate by the prison where he's held and i think, that wasn't the right thing to do. and the system forced me to do it. >> reporter: under federal mandatory minimum sentencing laws, angelos was facing 55 years for the gun and marijuana charges combined. he was a first-time offender. >> mandatory minimum is a sentence that says, the judge has to impose a particular minimum number of years. it ties the judge's hands. >> it was designed during the reagan administration's war on drugs to send a message to drug dealers, this won't be tolerated? >> right. mandatory minimums can be used to send message. but at some point the message gets lost. >> reporter: he's retired but says the angelos case weighs on him. the reason he agreed to speak with us about his ruling, something federal judges almost never do. >> if he had been an aircraft hijacker he would have gotten 24 years in prison. if he'd been a twist, 20 years in prison. a child rapist, 11 years in prison. an

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scoggin then moved 130 miles away to san angelo where he met the nobles.nt scoggin the money to buy their air conditioning business. he was to repay them in monthly installments. prosecutors believe he poisoned the couple so he could avoid making those payments. olgie nobles died from the poison, but 69-year-old leita built up resistance to it. >> this lady was so tough, her inner strength was so strong, her will to live was so strong, and her body was able to absorb this and build up a tolerance to it. but probably if you had ten people out there, you know, nine of those ten would have probably died from it. >> had leita died, police would never have questioned the cause of her death or her husband's. so they would never have made the connection to the norton sisters. >> and nobody would have ever known the difference. >> tim scoggin was arrested and charged with murder and intent to commit murder. >> he's a very effeminate kind of a man. in fact, when he talked on the phone, people thought he was a woman, and he passed himself off as secretaries sometime

in san angelo, texas. police responding to a 1:00 am burglary call at a car dealership encountered taylor, who had allegedly driven his own car into a showroom window. police say, after an altercation, one officer fired his gun four times at taylor. the officer who shot taylor, brad miller, is in his first year on the job. miller, who had not fired his gun on duty before, is now on paid leave. arlington's police chief says the fbi assistance will increase the investigation's transparency. >> this instance has not occurred in isolation, but rather it has occurred as our nation has been wrestling with the topics of social injustice, inequities, racism and police misconduct. >> sreenivasan: "washington post" reporter jason rezaian is expected to appear at his final court hearing on espionage charges tomorrow in tehran. rezaian, an iranian-american who holds dual citizenship, is accused by iran of spying and distributing propaganda." the post" calls the charges" baseless and absurd," and the u.s. government ha

. >> angelo, a new poll shows 57% of republicans think trump will be the nominee. 57%. what is your reaction. >> and that is what you are hearing in conservative talks. if you are that typical republican primary voter who listens to even casually conservative media, what you will hear is that donald trump is unstoppable. that, you know, while his execution of some of our ideas might not be effective he's finally doing exactly what we've been saying the longest time which is just being a real conservative and standing up. and i think that is what we're seeing playing out here in that particular stat you are giving there. which is that they are buying into the own misinformation that they are constantly fed. and in sort of a feedback loop. >> joe, as an african american republican, are you concerned about the perception of xenophobia or nativism that is, if you will, rolling and echoing in the language of donald trump or those who gather around him? is that mitigated by the sense that he's a very popular person? or does that contradict the notion of the big tent you talke

angelos: it is quite interesting.il now at least, it might change later, but he has not been arguing in favor of the validity of the reforms. he is basically saying we have to do it because they are telling us to. he does not seem to believe in the reforms. so one has to wonder how far he is going to be himself willing to actively convince people of about the validity of the reforms. after theix months election, people will feel the pain. higher property taxes and all those things. for the time being, people appreciate the fact that he did try to renegotiate. all of theably hate pro-european parties that are like him. but that is ok, because it works for him. was no alternative. at some point, he will be associated with difficult reforms. he will be associated with see before,s we that evaporates quite quickly. caroline: will greece eventually exit? lothar: i don't think so. with this bailout now, we have really hit the can down the road quite far. if he gets the mandate, and i'm convinced he will, i think greece for

in california, hundreds of firefighters battling a blaze in the angelos national forest. in idaho, the soda fire has covered 300,000 acres there. >>> will the weather turn things around? we have meteorologist javaheped javaheri with the latest. >> reporter: >> christine, you look at weather and we have large active fires. 6 million acres of land has been hit with the fires. look at what the firefighters have to deal with across the u.s. when you get the fires that develop in the mountainous areas, you have the canyons and you see this in major cities. you have embers that kick up and you create spot fires downstream. that is a problem for the firefighters. excessive heat warnings in place. temperatures in the 110s and above. phoenix gets up to 111. 104 is what is considered normal. in boise, the heat is in place there. back to the northeast. much of the same. washington into the mid-90s. new york city at least the cooling trend, christine, going from 93 to mid-80s by the middle portion of the week. >>> thank you, pedram javaheri. a big winning weekend for the movie "strai

. >> angelo?en i saw that reaction, the first thing i thought was that's exactly the same kind of reaction he had just a few months ago when that individual shot up a black church. >> yep. >> in south carolina, and he refused to say that there was any racial motivation behind it even though that individual's white supremacist writings had been reported. instead he took the conservative media argument that it was a sign of the liberal war on religion because it took placer it for the racism that it was. >> how do you both talk about trump versus bush, given your assessment especially, john, about the competition between these two men. are they trying to out-right each other a? >> no, jeb's not running for that at all. he's been positioning himself as the electable boring moderate since he endorsed mitt romney via a letter to a paper. >> do you think he's being pushed further to the right because of trump's zino phobia? >> no, he's expecting trump to implode and him being the alternative. >> angelo,

and for angelo buono, he enjoyed the fact he had his younger cousin listening to him and we saw thise and time again. pairs of killers who urge each other on and together they are extremely vicious and violent. >> is there any doubt that this is a body? >> no doubt. there's a skull and bones and everything. >> when did you first get word that there might be some bodies buried here? >> this morning. >> had you had any indication before? >> the man behind the killings was dean corll, 33 years old. he was shot and killed wednesday evening by wayne henley, 17 years old. henley was one of two teenagers who lured young boys to corll's home. >> dean corll would lure kids to his house. once he had them in the house, he would incapacitate them and put them on what he called his death board and rape and kill them. >> the texas sex and torture killings have now become the worst mass murders in american history. four more bodies of young boys were dug up today, and that brings to 27 the number of bodies discovered so far. >> some people trying to make it appear that the police department has not

autos, el mÉdico no forense lo identificÓ como cristiÁn taylor cursaba collage en la universidad angelohoso que comenzÓ a forcejear fue en ese momento que taylor recibiÓ los disparos. >>> un equipo del departamento de salud new york fue enviado al bronx para recoger muestras de agua en sistemas de enfriamiento de edificios por el resultado de... que ha dejado diez personas sin vida y cien infectadas la bacteria de esta enfermedad fue encontrada en cinco edificio de las zona, aÚn no hay evidencias para decir que la bacteria contaminado el agua de los sistemas de enfriamiento. >>> y un aviÓn tuvo que hacer un aterrizaje de emergencia en el aeropuerto de philadelphia cuando comenzÓ a salir fuego de las turbinas este vuelo de american airlines iba de philadelphia a seattle cuando el piloto se dio cuenta dio la vuelta y regresÓ al aeropuerto de philadelphia, en un aterrizaje de emergencia decidido por el piloto un pasajero graba estas imÁgenes, afortunadamente quienes iban abordo guardaron calma cuando dijeron que el aviÓn tenÍa problemas mecÁnicos. >>> donald trump fue desinvitado aÚn reuni

bianchi confessed to participation in the los angeles hillside stranglings and accused his cousin angelohis accomplice. >> he was motivated because he was trying to show his older cousin, who he revered that he was tough and for angelo, he enjoyed the fact he had his younger cousin listening to him and saw him as ament -- a mentee. pairs of killers who urge each other and together they are extremely vicious and violent. >> is there any doubt this is a body? >> no doubt. skull and everything. >> when did you first get word there might be some bodies buried here? >> this morning. >> had you had any indication before? >> the man behind the killings was dean corll, 33 years old. he was shot and killed thursday evening by wayne henley, 17 years old. he was one of two teenagers that lured teens to corll's home. >> he would pick up kids and once he had them in his house, he would incapacitate them and put them on what he called his death board and rape and kill them. >> the texas killing have become the worst murders in american history. four bodies of boys were dug up today and that brings to

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i married angelo. her father is angelo, our daughter is francheska. >> reporter: the the new addition to their family a sonnies expect when pope francis a arrives in philadelphia life, and work, mylow say, guided by a higher power. >> this really was a gift to me, and i have to find a way to share it with the world. >> you can see mylow's complete collection entitled faces of francis on exhibition during world meeting of families congress from september between the second to the 25th. jan carabao for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> beautiful work there. >>> thirty-eight days now is what we have got until the pope arrives here in philadelphia. be sure to stay with "eyewitness news" as we follow preparations for the big visit. our coverage continues on line at cbs philly.com. >>> after a well deserved summer break, students are returning to the temple university campus . fall move in is underway there and more than 5,000 students are returning to university housing. each has a specific day, and time to move

angelo is overcome savoring every second as if it were happening right now. i can tell you when you hear the hits and what he meant to this team it is an emotional thing to watch. we can tell you back to the trade new phillies were sending four million-dollar with utley to l.a., and to his 15 million. we will get darnell sweeney a and john richie our right-handed pitcher. we are looking forward both here, to see how utley does both at home, with jimmy rollins and, of course looking forward to see what happens next to this franchise. we are live from wip, i'm justin finch, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". nicole. >> at least it is one step in the right direction in terms of the rebuilding. >> let's focus on the the good news. >>> and the dodgers already welcoming utley to the new team. they tweeted this picture showing utley in the iconic blue jersey with the banners welcome to l.a. >>> here's daily news sports pages, and tipping his cap from last night's game and says chase utley you'll always be the man, harry kalas said. he is call the most beloved phillies in hist

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police make an arrest in the murder of a man who was killed trying to help out a driver. 39-year-old angelo maldonado charged with this killing. he stabbed a man who tried to alert him, his car was going the wrong way on revere street in mayfair saturday morning. he was a passenger in that car. >>> dozens of people marching through the streets of philadelphia this afternoon, part of the black lives matter movement that's sweeping the country. protests began on the anniversary of michael brown's death. he's the unarmed teen who was killed by police in ferguson, missouri. there have been no arrests in the philadelphia march. >>> a stepped up push to battle mosquitos as concerns grow about west nile virus in further. >> we're already above what we had last year. >> why experts say the insects could soon start biting even more. >>> also, nbc10 working to find loving homes for local animals, if a forever pet isn't for you, don't worry, the short term way you could help clear the shelters still ahead. >> gorgeous day today, more great weather is ahead, i'm tracking the return of the 90s too. i'll

. >> taylor played defensive back at angelo state university. the fbi has released a statement saying it has no plans to assist the arlington police department in this investigation. >>> los angeles is close to reaching an agreement to host the summer olympics in 2024. they originally chose boston but that city pulled out because of the financial risk. the mayor says he could not promise there would be a risk to the city but he says it's small. the u.s. olympic committee faces a september deadline to enter a bid. >>> the international olympic committee is paying a visit to brazil ahead of the 2016 summer games. she highlighted the city's success in attracting brazilian companies to support the olympics. >> this is a great opportunity for rio, an important opportunity for brazil to showcase what you can do and the level of readiness that you have achieved with less than 365 days to go and until the olympic flame arrives. >> there is no word whether the ioc addressed pollution problems. they found unsafe levels of bacteria and viruses from untreat

. >> fleming said, i named my dog angelo.g is angelo, and i kicked the [ muted ] out of that dog every day. >> so, one of the most discussed septuagenarian fights ever proves one thing, that holding on to the grey cup can last but a moment, but holding on to the grey cup grudge can last a lifetime. >> if you want to carry a grudge like that, oh, my gosh, and it's 48 years later? gosh, i hope that i can dream about joe like the way he's been dreaming about me. >>> coming up, a close encounter with the world's biggest creature. >> with nature, it's unpredictable. you never know what might happen. >> and talk about unpredictable, a snake on a windshield? >> that was completely bizarre to me and totally unexpected. ♪ ♪ ♪ if you can't stand the heat, get off the test track. get the mercedes-benz you've been burning for at the summer event, going on now at your authorized mercedes-benz dealer. but hurry, offers end august 31st. share your summer moments in your mercedes-benz with us. i've got two reasons to take that's why i take m

charlie angelo is at the heart of the creative action. >> reporter: edinburgh is engulfed with performers, using every nook and cranny of the citizen, and every stunt. there's no rules or artistic limits. the festival is open to anyone with a story to tell. that makes it a unique environment. >> good morning, thank you for holding. >> markus has already made it big as a comedian on tv, but he keeps coming back. >> damn, how are you? >> it attracts everyone, huge-name comics and brand new people waiting to be discovered. >> reporter: he started out playing to empty seats, but now sells hundreds of tickets a night. >> i was discovered here. i won tv and radio producers, and importantly, edinburgh is where i get good at what i do. you have to push yourself. >> here in edinburgh the competition is brutal. over 3,000 shows trying to attract the same audience, it's about how many flyers they can get out, or how many posters they can stick up around the city. >> amy is making her stand up debut at the festival in a tiny venue with a lukewarm crowd. >> my catch phrase if you have not lived until

hi angelo. >> hi angelo. >> good day, to you, it is friday august 14th, 2015. >> so should children bewill get people upset. >> one celebrity thinks so. why her controversial comments are sparking a big debate on line right now. >>> plus this... >> is that how you relax. >> how do you kickback and relax, one study says best way to destress is to scream. we have about ten other surprising ways thaw can un wind. >> talk about relaxing, take a look the stage is set and just beyond the beach, maroon five, rascal flats, nick jonas all heading to atlantic city. we will have details coming up. >> i thought it was today but tomorrow actually. tomorrow is national relaxation day because we're in the on the air tomorrow. >> plus it is friday, good day to relax. >> let's start relaxing, we have brought in, what is the

. >> reporter: the suspect was identified as 19-year-old christian taylor a football player at angelo state university seen here wearing number 20. police say the officer is 49-year-old brad miller, a rookie, who had just graduated from the academy in march and was still being supervised by a training officer. taylor was pronounced dead at the scene, and the department later said he was not carrying a weapon. arlington officers do not yet wear body cameras. so police say they are looking at security video from the car dealership that may give some insight to the cause of the confrontation. taylor's older brother says he didn't deserve to die. >> he's a kid. he's a kid. kids do dumb things sometimes. nobody's life should be taken. >> reporter: ironically a week before his death, taylor tweeted i don't want to die too young. a year ago he wrote i don't feel protected about the police. it sparked a twitter feud on social media as to who is to blame. the police promise a thorough and transparent investigation. mark potter, nbc news. >>> as the u.s. government tries to combat terrorism her

angelo cataldi was having a tough time with the trade. >> this is a really rough day to be a phillies fan. if you still have the sentiment of old timers like me, because as much as that era meant to our fans, he was the biggest person in that era he best emulated when our city. >> utley should take the field with the dodgers on friday when they take on the astros in houston. and, won't that be weird to see him in another uniform? >> they trade out the dodgers picture of him in a new uniform, seems strange to see him in dodger blue, not the phillies uniform. >> it will be real fun when he plays next to jimmy rollins. >> we'll have to take it on the chin. very happy for him. >> bridge inspections taking place on i59,. >> between the girard and allegheny exits. take live look. penndot saying the right lane southbound will be closed until 3:00 this afternoon, the inspection part of program that checks the structure every bridges, at least once every two years, to ensure its safety and conditions. >> there may be some delays. >> gas station on bustleton avenue in philadelphia's somerton ne

. >>> suspect is under arrest in the murder of the northeast philadelphia man, 39 year-old angelo maldonado is charged with murder, police say maldonado killed 21 year-old thomas ewing of mayfair. on sat take ewing was found on cardel avenue suffering from numerous stab wound. twenty-one year-old was taken to aria torresdale where he was pronounced dead. >>> newnew jersey state powe police need your help for a pair of man as you accused of stealing baby form ra from a super mark. officials say thieves in the surveillance photo struck twice in the week and acme in, upper township. they made off with $1,600 worth of formula. if you have any information, call the police. >>> right new burlington county bridge commission is deciding whether or not to hike tolls on two of its bridges and we're talking a big increase. "eyewitness news" reporter greg argos joins us from the tacony palmyra bridge with what this means for drivers, greg. >> reporter: that commission is expected to cast their final vote any minute, in fact, meeting is happening as we speak and if this toll amount changes, customers pa

for comedy but one has invested almost one million dollars in two circus big tops and as charlie angelos is not circus as we know it. ♪ roll up, roll up to the big top tens where you find a circus revolution in full swing. gone are the lions and the accident-prone clowns replaced by thrilling stunts and theatrics to make the audience think. borders and crossings is heavy with narrative, the palestinian troup b orders expose the concept of freedom mixing arbitrary security checks with acrobatics. with no tradition of circus in the palestinian territories the two have devised their own style. >> it's my role in society to spread awareness, to raise a question to the people not only to entertain the people, part of my job but also through entertainment we could also go out of questions and the question on our daily life and question ourselves. >> reporter: belgin troup put the plight of the refugee on stage depicting a harrowing crossing of the mediterranean see and it's dark and designed to prick the conscious of the viewer. >> i like the direction the circus is taking and the reason i go

we will bring you reaction from angelo and guys coming up here later in the show.e are live from wip, i'm justin finch for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> those board will be lighting up today, with so many people weighing in. justin, thanks. >> thank you. >>> we're seeing new video of the exact moment that a natural gas leak exploded and destroyed a section of the washington state motel. guests had had previously been evacuated after a gas odor was notified and a force of the the blast drew fire fighters back several feet and left gas company worker with severe burns on his arms and fractured spine. >>> amazing video here a passenger catches lightening hitting a plane waiting on the tarmac. the passenger was shooting the runway, can you believe it at hearts field jackson international airport in atlanta with his cell phone. the planes were in a holding pattern when the the lightening bolt hit that plane. the man didn't realize plane was hit until he watched that video later on but man, is that scary. >> that is just frightening. >> you don't always notice, until you s

. >> angelo, thank you. karen durham-aguilera of the ararm y corp. of engineers. >> thank you for calling in and living here and doing everything you are doing for the community. angelo asked really a lot of different questions, and a lot of very essential topics that we worry about. first, after katrina, our chief of engineers was with lieutenant jalstock took responsibility for the army corp. of engineers, and he commissions a study, we call it the iped that was a peer review to really put together and examine what happened with the existing work, but even more importantly, what we needed to do to come up with a system that was stronger and better and able to truly reduce the risk of flooding for the people around new orleans. that's what we did and that's a system that we built. there are so many other factors here that have been going on in decades around louisiana. over 1,900 square miles of marshlands have been lost. that's a factor that we worry about and it's far more the other thing going on across louisiana that angelo was talking about is

the sophomore at angelo state university played football. >> you train to take down, as a police officer you train to take down with your hands. >> reporter: police say they have not interviewed officer miller yet. one of the dealership's owners horren lancaster who released surveillance video told cbs news, "i released it because i thought it was the right thing to do. i do not have cameras inside the building since problems at a car dealership are theft on the lot. this is a terrible situation. but i have no idea what happened inside." arlington police say this was the first time officer miller used his weapon, and jeff, they say he was nearing the completion of his field training program. >> glor: jericka, thank you. today marks one year since michael brown was killed during a confrontation with a police officer in ferguson, missouri. the shooting sparked riots across the country and put police tactics in the spotlight. don champion is in ferguson tonight. >> it is time for us to not seek anstice but demand justice. >> reporter: a year later, the anger in ferguson is still raw. >> don

. >> christian take already played defensive back at angelo state university. the football team has acknowledged taylor's death on his twitter page. >>> new york city officials say a a it looks like legionnaires disease out break has been contain. they say even though five more buildings in the south bronx tested positive for bacteria, there is in sign of anyone in those buildings have contracted the disease, and buildings have had their cooling towers cleaned. ten people have died, in what is the largest out break of legionnaires disease in the history. 108 people contracted illness which is a form of pneumonia. >>> happening today the eagles will hold their last opened practice at training camp. it will happen at the link at 11:00 a.m. the team will honor military personnel today. quarterback sam bradford was looking really sharp yesterday hitting the he have isers in tight spots. chip kelly says bradford looked great and is not showing any problem with his surgically repaired knee. we will have much more on the eagles practice in our sports report in the nex

17-year-old angelo martinez is 5'11, weigh 230 pounds. if you see him, please call n.y.p.d. >>> test cooling towers for the bacteria that causes legionnaires disease. for the first time we got word of a case outside the bronx in rockland county. >> scary. i've been listening to what's been going on in the bronx every day. >> neighbors are just finding out a worker at the facility was recently just diagnosed with leginnaires disease. it's a form of pneumonia spread by bacteria. >> i have four children and live two blocks away from here. frightening. >> health leaders have narrowed in on cooling towers in the south bronx. they made an injection to kill any bacteria and isolated the areas around to towers. the accompany deals with jet engines and is right across the street from an orangeburg neighborhood. >> it's scary. i don't know what to think. i don't know enough about how easily it's spread. >> right now, it's unknown where the employee lives. the accompany plans to do more testing monday. >> the people who are at greatest risk of catch

gainer on the ftse 100, one of the world's biggest miners, shares finishing up by .lmost 10% for angeloit is still down 39% in 25%. -- in 2015. pimm: thanks very much. in china, the government has devalued its currency, it has taken other steps to maintain liquidity and keep borrowing rates down. this is all amid an economy that does not seem to be accelerating as much as anticipated. the global crisis that sparked the selloff is a "false alarm" according to our next guest. thanks very much for being here. what did you mean by this? jens: we had a panic for a couple of days when this news was announced. pimm: the devaluation of the chinese currency. jens: a lot of investors were taken by surprise and then you have a 2%-3% move. the message we wanted to send was that china is in control of this currency. i give you two numbers that prove it. -- $3.5 trillion in reserves. pimm: that is a lot of money. jens: if you look at the entire liabilities, it is $1.1 trillion. they have them covered three times over. it is not that they are going to lose them. reserves. trillion in jens: a pretty bi

taylor was set to start his sophomore year on angelo state university's football team.ecurity video shows the moments before the african-american student was shot by a white police officer. it shows taylor busting out a car windshield at an auto dealership, he then drove his own vehicle inside the showroom. police say he refused the officer's order to lie down, there was a confrontation and the officer shot the teen. the shooting is under investigation and the officer has been fired. >>> new from overnight, word that julian bond has died. bond fought for civil rights in the 1960s. he served ten years as board chairman of the naacp, he was also professor of two universities. he died last night at his home in florida after a brief illness. he was 75 years old. >>> a suspected killer is dead after a manhunt in the mountains ended in a blaze of gunfire. officials are crediting store clerk gary welfel with helping capture benjamin ashley who was wanted for murder. he said he came in to talk about his travels, he bought some food and other items, it was then that welfel recog

he played defensive back at angelo state university.eleased a statement saying it has no plans to assist the arlington police department in its investigation of that shooting. >>> police in southern california are searching for the men behind a shooting prank that injured three people. on saturday night newport police say two or three men scared movie goers as they were watching the gift. the men came into the movie theater a leaf blower and people thought it was a chain saw. when people tried to get out of the theater, some were hurt in that rush. >>> also today colorado's governor will visit a contaminated area of the animas river where three million gallons of toxic waste water spilled. their own workers triggered the spill when a crew investigating a mine accidentally breach adam. toxic chemicals were released turning the water orange. they closed river access and stopped diverting drinking water from the river. but there is even more concern because the river flows into the colorado river which then supplies water to western states

host: angelo from new orleans. please go ahead. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. am 68. , i was here for betsy and i stayed for katrina. as far as london avenue canal, which broke -- i used to catch turtles there when i was a kid. and i will be honest with you. i blame the corps of engineers for not having -- it seems like every project they get into, they tried to cheap it out, cut corners. the corners they cut caused me to lose a corvette, a chevy tahoe. the water -- katrina was not a bad storm. until the corps of engineers admits it was a manmade disaster, that the corps of engineers and the orleans gas industry, with all the canals dug out of the wetlands. and they destroyed the wetlands. there used to be islands on the outskirts that would slow down or take some of the brunt out of the storm. the islands are not there anymore. they are gone. the wetlands need to be restored. more important than the levees, we need to restore the wetlands, please. host: thank you. karen durham-aguilera of the u.s. army corps of engineers. host: thank you for calling in and for

. >> remember christian taylor played quarterback for angelo state. tonight he is another young black man who died at the hands of a white police officer. it happened friday at a car dealership in arlington texas. impliese saw him use his car to crash through the showroom window. they were responding to a burglary call at 1:00 in the morning. >> at this point two officers, a field training officer, 19 years with the city of arlington and brad miller, entered the showroom in an attempt to arrest mr. taylor. during this arrest there was a confrontation between officers and mr. taylor which led officer brad miller to discharge his weapon striking mr. taylor. four rounds were fired during this incident. mr. taylor was struck multiple times. >> tonight officer brad miller has been placed on administrative leave. it was the first time that he used his weapon. the fbi is going to be participating in the investigation. before christian taylor, there was michael brown, he was the unarmed black teen shot and killed by a police officer one year ago tomorrow. tha

. >> reporter: angelo is trying to bring back the social aspect of going to a you be '. you be -- to a pub. unlike most pubs, mckinley's is a cell free zone. >> what are the rules. >> you must put your cell phone away. >> reporter: inside the 100- year-old building is an old school vibe indeed complete with a cash register, variety of board games and one television that he says is for emergencies only. >> so, what if you are caught texting or chatting. you may be asked to kindly put your phone away. is this the first time all day you put your phone away? >> it is. yeah, it is. >> on the phone for work. >> look into a person's eye and have a conversation. >> i talked to more neighbors since this place has been open than in the six years i have lived here. >> reporter: plea don't sell brand name lager. the overall concept is working. >> it's refreshing to work at a place where people are eager to interact. he fixes an old-fashioned in an old-fashioned scene, patrons realize they have to step outside to text their friends to head over. letter in jersey city, mallory hoff, c

one of the officers opened fire, shooting the angelo state university student. taylor, who was unarmed, died a short time later. the officer is on administrative leave. >>> tomorrow marks the one-year anniversary of the death of michael brown in ferguson, missouri. today in ferguson marchers, including brown's father, remembered the 18-year-old who was shot and killed in a confrontation with a police officer. michael brown senior says his family is still hurting. the u.s. justice department and a st. louis county grand jury both cleared officer darren wilson of wrongdoing. wilson resigned in november. >>> thousands of newark residents took to the streets for an anti-violence march and rally today. the mayor's office organized occupy the city. marchers started out from each of the city's five wards. the five groups came together in newark's historic downtown taking over the intersection of broad and market streets. >> we know that we have an enemy out there, and that is crime. and we're tired of shootings and we are tired of going to waste. >> organizers hope tha

angelo was the guy who bandaged up the first-time. juliet: a producer? >> meteorologist: no. another guy, and emt kind of guy. went to the hospital. separated shoulder. he is going to be all right but a little later on everybody is like that is what happens when guys get competitive out there. humidity and the dewpoint real hot i and looks like it will be another hot sticky day, 77 and newark, 75 in bridgeport, dew points in the low to mid 70s and that is the very uncomfortable of restive range but other than that we have a quiet start to the day partly cloudy sky right now but showers to the west of us. eventually a front will swing through and that helps destabilize the atmosphere and bring a chance of scattered showers. today there's a better chance you'll see some action during the day but is mainly tonight into tomorrow that the front will be passing by. on future cast it doesn't look impressive. it hangs in there with a line of showers coming through tomorrow during the commute, timing not good, be aware of that but the front hangs off shore and as we have to keep showe

taylor was a football player at angelo state university. he had no weapon on him and died a short i'm after being shot. the officer is now on administrative leave. >>> the health department is now working around the clock to finish disinfecting all the cooling towers in the bronx. >> that's right. the city says there's been no new cases of legionnaires' disease in 5 days, and they are calling the outbreak contain, but that's after five new sides bacteria. the city had to go through an extensive effort to first locate all the towers that needed to be tested. according to the mayor, it's a process that has never been done before, and it took a lot of work. >> we have used aviation, goggle earth, and a variety of methodologies to have to canvas part of our city looking for something we have not had to look for before. >> that's on the department of buildings, and they should have records of what each borough, block, and building has. >> reporter: governor cuomo and a team of health inspectors are going through the bronx, and it will take a wee

stabbed a 21-year-old to death after the victim walked home from a bar this weekend, 39-year-old angelo maldnado was accused of the attack. i pulled him over to tell him he was riding down the wrong way on a one way street and he stabbed him in the torso, he later died in the hospital. police are trying to determine if they had any other interactions before the stabbing. >>> police say that women shoplifted $3,000 worth of clothes from the macy's at the mall, one of them collected the merchandise and handed it over to an accomplice who load tropical disturbance into macy's bags and walked out, they left in a tan ford focus, anyone that recognizes them should contact springfield police, the department of human services shut down a berks county day care, after leaving a toddler outside alone. it happened on wyomissing on july 27th, they were playing in an unfenced area, and when they went back inside they left a 3-year-old boy behind, they foup him okay but with a dirty diaper, they fired the employee and called the toddlers parents, the state decided to close the center though after find

>> angelo gives this day a eight by the way, not six.o he was going to add to your weather forecast. we interrupted t i was shocked, i came in here that you weren't talking evening else, i know one of the biggest names if phil east sports histories retired. i still thought eagles pre-season would take precedence, but people are emotional calling it? >> this is truely an epic day for philadelphia sports fans. because utley is one of the most beloved figures in the history of sports in philadelphia. he represent what the city, his work ethic, stoic approach, world leaping champion. and he meant so much to the city, that even dinosaurs like me who have been around for so long and always had this attach tonight athlete, he has transcended the generations, and did make that connection. even with younger fans. and we're hearing crying today and a lot of emotion. >> are you surprised? people are calling up in tears. >> i am surprised little bit. because whether i started, i had this pre conception that people don't react that way to athletes an

taylor was set to start his sophomore year on angelo state university's football team.ideo shows the moments before the african-american student was shot by a white police officer it shows taylor busting out a car windshield at an auto dealership, he then drove his own vehicle inside the showroom. police say he refused the officer's order to lie down, there was a confrontation and the officer shot the teen. the shooting is under investigation and the officer has been fired. >>> now to news overseas, the death toll following two massive explosions in tianjin, china continues to rise. this morning 112 people are dead and hundreds of others are missing. that doesn't count 95 people, including 85 firefighters who are still missing. just last night several small explosions rocked the disaster zone three days after the initial blast destroyed the major parts of the city. >>> in southern japan evacuation orders are in place after a high chance of a volcanic eruption. this is about 30 miles from a nuclear reactor which was just switched on this week after the 2011 fukushima dis

. >> reporter: police say 19-year-old taylor a football player at angelo state university died at the scene. he was not carrying a weapon. the officer, 49-year-old brad miller, just graduated from the police academy in march was was being supervised by a training officer. police say details of the kron frontation with taylor and the shooting are being gathered. the fbi has been asked to join the investigation. >> our pledge is to provide these answers in the most thorough and expeditious manner possible. >> reporter: taylor's family, which held a vigil saturday night questions whether he actually had to be killed. >> he was by himself and unarmed. i think that would have been other methods or manner you could have done to, you know, take him down or whatever. >> reporter: the police say they await autopsy and toxicologist reports and will be public with their findings. for "today," mark potter, nbc news. >>> meantime in missouri today marks one day -- one year to the day since the death of michael brown. the unarmed black teen was shot dead by a white police officer in the city of fer

taylor was set to start his sophomore year on angelo state university's football team.ecurity video shows the moments before the african-american student was shot by a white police officer it shows taylor busting out a car windshield at an auto dealership, he then drove his own vehicle inside the showroom. police say he refused the officer's order to lie down, there was a confrontation and the officer shot the teen. the shooting is under investigation and the officer has been fire. >>> let's head back out west where a suspected killer is dead after a manhunt in the mountains ended in a blaze of gunfire. details from bakersfield, california. >> he came in. he was dirty. like he had been hiking for a couple of days. >> reporter: gary welfel was working in his parents mini-mart when the stranger came in. >> he was acting like a normal guy. >> reporter: he says the man was friendly and talked about his trek on the pacific crest trail, carrying a backpack and two duffel bags. >> cigarettes, water, milk. some power bars, potato chips, ice cream. >> reporter: paying with two $

angelo matthews had a done his best in the second test match against india.oring a century with his side all out for 306 in reply to india's 393. india will at this point on 70. they're leading that series 1-0. >>> in north carolina, he tiger woods finds himself in rare position with a share of the lead. shooting five under par round of 65. the 39-year-old sits at 11 under par. he has a shot at his first title win since winning the bridgestone invitational since 2013. okay, plenty more sport coming up later on, but that is it for now. >> thank you very much, indeed. do stay with us here at al jazeera. we have a lot more news and information coming up right away. >> riot police try to stop refugees from crossing the boa border from greece. >> macedonian prisomacedonian police volleyed fir grenades as men women and children broke through their lines. >> s are coming up, an explosion hits the afghan capital killing foreign wor

in california, hundreds of firefighters battling the blaze in angelos national forest. idaho, the soda fire has covered nearly 300,000 acres. will the weather in the west help turn things around in the battle against the firefighters? meteorologist pedram javaheri has the latest. >> christine, the active fires are remarkable. 106 coming into play with large active fires and 6 million acres of land scorched. look at the landscape. this is laid out across much of the western u.s. and what the firefighters have to deal with. you have the fires developing in the mountainous areas and you have the canyon regions. you see this in cities with large buildings and embers kick up and you have spot fires downstream. that is an issue for the firefighters. i want to show you what is happening in the southwest. excessive heat warnings. temperatures in the 110s. phoenix gets up to 111. 104 is considered normal. in boise, temperatures in the mid-90s. the heat is in place there. in the northeast, much of the same. washington in the upper 90s. new york city, going from 93 to the mid-80s

and brown is, of course, angelo. >> you thank your mother in your brooks. t is jelena? vanda: yes. > did you take the ova off your name? anda: o-v-a occurs in slovak cultures. so for simplicity and the connotation i dropped the ombingeds v-a. >> how long have you been in the united states? vanda: over 20 years. i came in high school. i started high school in the czech republic when the country just split and i won a scholarship to spend the remainder of high school in the private american high school which is philips academy in andover and it was an extraordinary opportunity. i am very grateful to philips and for funding me and i never went back. so although i go there, i did all my undergraduate, graduate work and of course professional work in the u.s. >> describe the kind of things you are an expert in? vanda: well, so in the morning when i'm in the good morning, people ask me that question. i tell them that i work on nontraditional security threats which really covers anything from organized crime, illicit economies, insurgency, terrorism. in the evening when i'm de