. >> las violentas protestas estÁn que arden por segundo dÍa consecutivo tras la muerte de un joven afroamericanon enfrentamiento con la policÍa. aparentemente la victima abriÓ fuego contra un oficial fuera de servicio. en al menos tres oportunidades. el agente luego disparÓ su arma, unas 17 veces. y al menos 8 proyectiles impactaron al joven. los manifestantes estÁn comcparando este incidente con la muerte del joven brown en agosto pasado que desatÓ fuertes disturbios como recordarÁn. >> escucharÁn y es que con una

we asked forensic expert jonathan arden for his take. he spent 20 years as a medical examiner in new york and d.c., even id'd the body of chandra levy. arden says this could possibly be someone else. police can't say with certainty this is hannah. they have notified the grahams of the discovery. >> i'm highly concerned these may be the remains of a different person because in this climate it commonly takes at least six to nine months, sometimes longer for a body to skeletonize essentially completely. >> reporter: of course, we don't know. arden says what's next is the medical examiner in richmond will likely use dental records which could help id that body in minutes or hours or use dna which takes days to weeks to get a match. it all depends on what's available. >> i can't tell you. in former experience as a mall examiner i've seen this happen. -- medical examiner i've seen this happen. you're looking for one person missing and presumed dead and you find somebody else. >> reporter: as we reported, the suspect in this case jesse matthew

we asked forensic expert jonathan arden for his take. he spent 20 years as medical examiner in new york and dc. arden says police can't say with certaintity this is hannah. they have notified the grahams of the possibility. >> in this climate it takes generally six to nine months if a body to skeletonize completely. >> reporter: the medical examiner in richmond will likely use dental records that could help id the body in minutes or hours or use dna, which takes days and weeks to get a match. >> i can tell you, i have seen this happen. you are looking for one person who is missing and presumed dead, and you find somebody else -e as we reported the suspect in this case jess is he matthew has been linked forensicically with ten different sex assaults and missing persons cases. we are still waiting for the medical exam tore come back with the final results. in charlottesville, wusa9. >> the news hannah graham's body was found is hitting the community hard. >> she played on the softball team. >> in my opinion, she is solely my opinion, she i

today crews began tearing down the glen arden apartments. six or seven of the buildings are to be torn down each week. >> it's wonderful, it's wonderful. i couldn't be happier. it's been a long time coming. it's finally here. >> the 27-acre property will include new homes, a retail space and green space. they expect to pick a developer in february and start the project in 2016. >> in prince george's county police are investigating a murder in brandie wine. a map was reported missing two days ago. last night around 6:00, police were called to bevard road where a body was fouged. police say it is wood and that he was shot. anyone with information is asked to call police. >> the d.c. council has the cab drivers upset tonight. there it is. the protesters standing outside the wilson building as the cab drivers expressed their anger with horns. the council approved ride sharing services. opponents say it gives companies like uber an unfair advantage. >> it's the final countdown till election day. the ads are hard to miss. hear from ed gillespie ne

founded by elizabeth arden, came to new york on her own. it is also found by helena rubinstein, who was born in a ghetto. her father was a kerosene dealer. they built their shops close together on fifth avenue, and they were venomous rivals. they have their shops within two blocks of each other for 40 years, never spoke to each other. rubinstein called arden the other one. and complained that she dyed her hair. before they arrived in new york, only actresses and fast living and working girls wore makeup. by the mid-20's, powder and paint had become badges of independence. you not only put it on in the powder and of but you put it on in public. that was a sign of real audacity. beauty business becomes one of the largest industries in the country. american women were spending more on beauty products in 1927, mostly women's beauty products, then all of america was spending on electric power. lots of opportunities for entrepreneurship too. if you were working in the city in the 20's, you made 17 bucks a day. that translated to about $70 a week,

de la renta emerged on the fashion scene in 1963, the year he went to work for designer elizabeth arden. just two years late, at the age of 31, he set out on his own, starting his own fashion label. after he left his native dominican republic to study art in spain, he discovered his true love was not fine arts, but fashion. he has been at the forefront of couture design for decades. he has a reputation for perfection. he designed fashions for many celebrities, including the gown worn by first lady hillary clinton at the 1997 inaugural. >> i want her to look glamorous and great. >> reporter: de la renta received most of the top fashion awards, among them women's wear designer of the year in 2000 and 2008. in 1990, he received a lifetime achievement award. but de la renta said design didn't define his life. he was known for his works of charity, his humble background made him aware of the plight of children. he also served on the board of the metropolitan opera, new york opera house, and carnegie hall. his designs can be seen everywhere including the boy scouts. he redesigned the uniform

bricks from the glen arden apartment complex where they used to be next door neighbors. those apartments are coming down to make way for a new $100 million housing development. >> you can stay right here and watch daddy. >> reporter: she can still see the "i love jesus" sign in her window. the tree sharon put up in the hallway is still there. still, they're glad to see all of this go away. >> it's happy feeling. yes. because i lived here over ten years. and at the time we lived here, we survived. and we did what we had to do as a community. >> reporter: despite the good memories, these pormts were run down. they had become a haven for illegal activity. i'm told this area used to be known as little vietnam. that's because it was a virtual war zone for people who lived here with shootings happening all of the time. many are now saying it's time for these buildings to it come down. >> it signifies the end of an era in a housing project that was -- where drug addiction was rampant. >> reporter: the new development will bring 450 apartments and townhouses, an emphasis on seni

a little bit of information, 2 2000 block of arden way and it could have been a sheriff deputy who was following a suspect would carjacked a car and there was a chase that were sued. all we know right now is that multiple agencies include, the sacramento police and sack machine to sheriff headed to the area so we will keep you posted on the bragging development. >> right now a family in milpitas is safe after being rescued from the roof of their burning home. firefighters and police officers brought the family to safety before 3:00 this morning after a grandmother, mother and two kids went to the group to get away from the flames. sad hit familying do did not survive, but the entire family made it out of the home. the grandmother suffered burns and the red cross is now helping the family find a place to stay. 20 neighborhoods were evacuated. the cause is being investigated. >> golden gate bridge directors are discussing whether bicycle and walkers should pay tolls hike the drivers on the span. it is one of 45 ideas to reduce the $209 million deficit. >> they can say, yes, staff, study

the glenn arden apartments have a history of crime and code violations. so, prince georges county officials are trying to replace it with a mixed use complex, which will have new apartments, townhouses, and retail shops among many other things. >> and when we heard that foreclosure was upon us, that gave a wonderful opportunity for the county and her to move in along with the help of state. the redevelopment authority and everybody else to make a change in this complex. >> the county plans to pick a developer on friday with the hopes of beginning construction on the new complex sometime in 2016. >> and still ahead on wusa9. another ebola success story and this time the victim calls for compassion for other victims beforeeading home. >> >>> i'm topper shutt. high temperature 82 at dulles. missed the record high by 1. now we'll take you into the 10:00 hour. and clouds roll in, but look how mild it is. it's 70 downtown and mid 60s in the suburbs. we're tracking a cold front tomorrow and show you when the showers roll in and how much cooler it will be. >> plu

he went to work for designer elizabeth arden. just two years later at the age of 31, he set out on his own starting his own fashion label. after he left to study art in spain, his true love was fashion. he's been at the front of couture design for decades. he designed fashions for many celebrities include iing the go worn by hillary clinton at the 1997 inaugural. >>. i. ed her to look glamorous and great. >> he's received most of the top fashion awards designer of the year in 2000 and 2008. 1990 he received a lifetime achievement award. but he said design didn't define his life. he was known for his charity and contributed heavily to a school near his birthplace. he also served on the metropolitan opera. his designs can be seen everywhere including the boy scouts when he redesign ed the uniform. >>> a dire warning for 5 million drivers. the national highway safety administration issued a recall for defective air bags and 4.7 million cars. they have faulty inflaters and are telling drivers to take their cars to their dealers immed

it happened a motel on arden way near howe avenue. witnesses told police they heard multiple gunshots. no word on the condition of the deputy or the identify of the other victim. our other breaking news story, police in washington state now say a shooter is dead after an attack at a high school just north of seattle. according to police, the shooter was a student. video from hole tv station shows students being evacuated from marysville high school. 30 miles north of seattle. according to local reports, that student opened fire in or near the high school's cafeteria. >>> we'll be back with a check on wall street. another big swing for stocks. - ( helicopter whirring ) - ( roars ) ( siren wails ) ( pop music playing ) ♪ when you're ready ♪ ready, ready, ready ♪ come and get it ♪ get it, get it ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na ♪ na na na na na na na ♪ ♪ when you're ready, come and get it ♪ ♪ na na na na... female announcer: it's a great big world and it can all be yours. here and only here. ♪ come and get it. >>> sto

johnny parker, men's ministry leader at first baptist church of glen arden. welcome. thanks for coming in on such an important topic. we appreciate it. we know you've been working very intensely on this for month, if not years now. we've seen an increase. talk a little bit about that, if you would. you mentioned the word kind of an explosive increase. >> it has been explosive. we ended 2013 with a 37% decline in homicides over the last three years, but this year alone 17 of our 42 homicides have been domestic in nature which means 40% of the homicides in our county are domestic-related which are phenomenal numbers. we are concerned about it and really just intent on causing a decline in those numbers. >> maybe we can start out with a working definition for our audience first. when we talk about domestic violence, domestic abuse, it can take many forms, not just what we think of initially when it does end in something as horrendous as murder. what else are we talking about when we say domestic abuse? >> certainly the physical element is a piece of that. it's emotional.

by the 1960's he was working for elizabeth arden, and by 1965 he had his own ready to wear label. he was a businessman, a philanthropist, his legacy will live on in his designs and what he will forever bring to the fashion world. just last week, his company appointed a new creative director, as a successor to him. he ones said every season i'm inspired by women. oscar was 82 years old. . >> got a lot of people running. >> this is why i'm in congress. >> i grew up cast rating hogs on an iowan farm. >> i need your help. >> we can not lose this seat. >> it's the number nationally. >> america needs a dragds slayer. -- dragon slayer.

elizabeth arden down 1/3%. these are names to watch.on, linkedin and starbucks report after the bell. dave: we talked about the dow but look at gold, almost exactly $1,200, a big drop-off of yesterday's drop which was because of the dollar firming and that because of the fed firming, getting a little more hawkish but $1,200 gold into the 1100 handle. let's bring in dan from the cme. how much further does gold dropped? >> the reason well we have seen is 1180, that can easily be done. if you look at gold, what has done the past week particularly in october, we had this year premium built in that the economy was going to drop because of europe and everything else, that is gone, the economy has done well in inflation -- the question becomes will interest rates go up. dave: is anything else pushing it with regard to supply and demand? >> not supply and demand. the dollar has a lot to do with it and the reality is the economy has grown right. if you look at the town of the minutes we had yesterday they are a little more hawkish and that is wh

. >> las violentas protestas estÁn que arden por segundo dÍa consecutivo tras la muerte de un joven afroamericanorvicio. en al menos tres oportunidades. el agente luego disparÓ su arma, unas 17 veces. y al menos 8 proyectiles impactaron al joven. los manifestantes estÁn comcparando este incidente con la muerte del joven brown en agosto pasado que desatÓ fuertes disturbios como recordarÁn. >> escucharÁn y es que con una mano cubierta, un guante en el rostro y gritando el nombre de su compaÑera mÉdicos y enfermeras en un hospital de espaÑa, los pueden escuchar. salieron a las calles para expresar su apoyo a la mujer que contrajo el virus del Ébola. como recordarÁn se contagiÓ tras asistir a un misionero. el personal pide medidas para proteger los que estÁn en contacto con los enfermos. la enferma estÁ en estos momentos grave. >> la policÍa revelÓ hoy la identidad de quienes podrÍan estar tras el asesinato de un transgenero. los familiares de la victima creen que creen que fue un crimen de odio. >> matÓ a sangre frÍa el pasado de dos de octubre. muestra la persecuciÓn de la victima y sus Últimos seg

by the 1960s, he was working with elizabeth arden and in 1965, he had his own label. he was a business man, a his legacy will live on in his designs and what he will forever bring to the fashion world. just last week, his company appointed a new creative director as a successor to him. de la renta once said every season i'm inspired by women. he was 82 years old. >>> and that is the news. back to local programming now in the rest of the world. rest of the world. >> the stream, >> your digital community >> you pick the hot topics and express your thoughts the stream it's your chance to join the conversation only on al jazeera america federal authorities have charged seven people with conspiring with al qaeda. >> since 9/11 the us has spent has spent billions of dollars on domestic counter-terrorism operations. >> i wanted to be in on the big game and to be paid top-dollar for it. that's it. >> many of these involved targeted informant led stings. >> to them, everyone in the muslim community is a potential informant or a potential terrorist. >> hundreds of days in deten

by the 1960s he was working for elizabeth arden, and by 1965 he had his own ready-to-wear label. his life wept beyond the fitting room. he was a business room, a philanthropist. his legacy will live on in his designs and what he will forever bring to the fashion world. last week his company appointed a new creative director as a successor to him. represent once said every season i'm inspired by women, and we are all inspired by his work. oscar de la renta was 82 years old. >> i'm joie chen, i'm the host of america tonight, we're revolutionary because we're going back to doing best of storytelling. we have an ouportunity to really reach out and really talk to voices that we haven't heard before... i think al jazeera america is a watershed moment for american journalism >> on "america tonight": our investigation into the trail of the gun. "america tonight's" chris bury takes us on the path from gun show to gun buyer. >> you bought off of him and that's all you have to know. >> if he's from indiana, the fact that i could buy it from him? >> he shows us how many end up on the streets

the glen arden apartments stood there for decades. today workers began ripping them down. the nearly 50 buildings will be replaced with a new $100 million development, featuring 450 apartments and townhomes. with an emphasis on senior living. >>> $220 million. the head of montgomery county public schools says that's how much money needs to be added to the school's current construction budget. to keep up with the growing enrollment and avoid overcrowding. enrollment this year tops 154,000 students. it's expected to surge to 165,000 by the year 2020. superintendent joshua star hopes the state will approve this budget increase during its next session. >>> get ready for weather whiplash, folks. storm team 4 tracking big temperature drops. let's go to doug kammerer in the weather center. what's happening? >> i'll tell you what, guys, we are really in for a monster temperature drop. we talk about today, 80 to 85 degrees. these are the high temperatures so far this afternoon. 78 d.c. 84 leesburg. 85 in fredericksburg. believe it or not, by saturday afternoon, it will feel like 40

. >> after years of code violations and neglect, crews began tearing down the glen arden apartments today. people from the community were on hand to watch the building crumble. today's demolition has special means for andrea harrison. she grew up in the area and her father was once mayor. harrison says her father and others fought to make the community safer for residents, but came up short. >> evil took over. and today we are going to take down the evil. >> we want to get rid of it. because good always overcomes evil. >> the apartments contain 49 buildings and nearly 600 units. the demolition paves the way for new development. >> a friend of boston bombing suspect, tsarnaev faces up to 16 years in prison after being found guilty of lying during the investigation. he lied about being in tsarnaev's dorm while two other friends removed add backpack containing evidence. he will be sentenced on january 29. >>> and we are learning more about friday's deadly school shooting near seattle. investigators say the shooter texted the five victims to meet up at the same lunch table. jaylen fryberg ope

artist working with an easel but it became clear his calling was was clothing and worked for elizabeth arden a ready to wear label and the life beyond the fitting room and he was a business plan, a philanthropist and his legacy will live on in his designs and what he will forever bring to the fashion world. just last week his company appointed a new creative director as a successor to him. de-laerenta he says every season i'm inspired by women and oscar was 82 years old. >> that is it and the day's top stories straight ahead on al jazeera and i'll see you again and thanks for watching and good-bye for now. ♪ game and to be paid top-dollar for it. that's it. >> many of these involved targeted informant led stings. >> to them, everyone in the muslim community is a potential informant or a potential terrorist. >> oscar pistorius sentenced for killing his girlfriend. his lawyers question how long he'll spend behind bars. >> meetings in hong kong between student protestors and government officials after weeks of protests. >> isil

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i am mark arden. >> i am an edwards. let's go back to paris. the ceo has died in a plane crash in moscow. he died along with three crewmembers and they struck a snowplow. we are joined by caroline conan in paris. he is -- tell us a little more about what he was doing in russia. this is a man who traveled frequently to russia. >> yes. he does. according to media reports, he was attending a conference organized by the russian government on foreign investments near moscow. said russia was a good partner and, earlier this year, he signed a deal to develop shale exploration in siberia. thelso said that, despite ukraine, he would keep working ,n the project in siberia and earlier in june, here is what he said about the relationship between russia. >> we prefer to think -- to continue to develop our business relationship and it is good for a better understanding between countries. many hours taken so and time to develop the relationships. istroying them because there something that i hope will be strongerm and a misunderstanding. we should with all of

he first worked for elizabeth arden, i'm sure you know. sense to that house. but eventually he made his own name and he brought prestige to america. >> the story is that he went to the editor of "vogue" -- >> diana-freeland. >> yeah. >> and he said how do i make a name for sniffle she said go to arden. dior won't promote you because she's beauty. >> she needed a fashion label to make that brand sing. that's ha oscar did beautifully, was he brought fashion to a house that wasn't necessarily known for it. >> but he also put american fashion on par with european fashion, correct? >> absolutely. before oscar, before bill blass, before geoffrey beene and that american generation, we were talking about jeans here, like sportswear, very basic clothes. and people who copied what the parisian couturiers were doing. oscar was so great actually became the first american designer to run a parisian couture house when he take over belman. >> jackie kennedy to most recently amal alamuddin. miss clooney. did oscar de la renta, was he really relevant over

empezÓ de la mano del diseÑador es como valenciga en espaÑa y elizabeth arden en gran bretaÑa, pero enran proyecciÓn internacional que tuvo con jacqueline kennedy, otras primeras damas estadounidenses tambiÉn vistieron sus diseÑos, fueron mÁs de cinco dÉcadas en las que el oscar de la renta brillÓ gente racionalmente, su hija dijo que muriÓ en su casa de connecticut. regreso contigo. >> gracias marÍa eugenia, en una ocasiÓn le preguntaron a oscar de la renta quÉ era la felicidad para Él, que contestÓ estar al lado de su esposa anette. ahora vamos a hablar de otro oscar que acapara titulares esta maÑana, pistorius irÁ a prisiÓn por cinco aÑos por matar a su novia, la segunda condena le fue suspendida tras la condiciÓn de no cometer el mismo delito. fue declarado culpable de homicidio imprudente pasado mes de septiembre y la cuesta del caso estima que la condena impuesta excusa para la sociedad y el acusado. ya existen nuevas pautas para los trabajadores de ser los que cuidan a pacientes de Ébola aquÍ en estados unidos, empleados del sector habÍan presionado al centro de control y preven