s final coal ash rule. they will do so either by bringing citizen suits themselves or by incorporating the requirements of e.p.a.'s rule into their state programs. states want to take on this role. they told the e.p.a. as much on comments in the coal ash rule. in response to those requests, e.p.a. established a mechanism to review and approve states programs implementing these requirements. e.p.a. expects the states to make use of this mechanism and implement the rule's requirements through approved programs. so the claim that enforcement will depend exclusively on citizen suits should not be believed. you may also or you have also heard also from the chairman of the subcommittee that e.p.a.'s rule will be plagued by dual enforcement. this is opposite of the claim that it will made by citizen suits but is often made by the same parties and this claim is also untrue. the mechanism e.p.a. set up in the rule will allow states to get approval for their programs, meaning e.p.a. will make clear they have reviewed

no one killed here, but the ash is becoming a health hazard. the mountains and hillsides surrounding the volcano used to be a lush green, especially during the summertime. now it looks like a moonscape. the ash here several inches thick. and it's smoldering hot just beneath my feet. coating cars, homes, and lives, the blanket of ash has forced 700 to flee, including adelina vizcaino. "it's burning my eyes, my head, ear and nose hurt. i can't handle it." the young and the old are now sheltered in schools like this one. geologists say the activity here shows no sign of slowing down. tonight the volcano of fire lives up to its name. miguel almaguer, nbc news, colima, mexico. >>> when we come back, the amazing moment that put such a big smile on a baby's face, and i bet it will put a smile on yours as well. we'll be back. >>> a journey more than nine years in the making is now just hours from its destination. nasa's new horizons probe is expected to make it past a survey and photograph pluto tomorrow evening eastern time. the spacecraft has travele

the ash here several inches thick.smoldering hot just beneath my feet. >> reporter: coating cars homes, and lives, the blanket of ash has forced 700 to flee including adelina vizcaino. "it's burning my eyes. my ears and nose hurt. i can't handle it." the young and the old are now sheltered in schools like this one. geologists say the activity here shows no sign of slowing down. tonight the volcano of fire lives up to its name. miguel almaguer nbc news colima mexico. >>> when we come back the amazing moment that put such a big smile on a baby's face and i bet it will put a smile on yours as well. we'll be back. going out for date night with your man is nice... ...but i think women would agree... ...snuggling up after is kinda nice too. but here's the thing: about half of men over 40 have some degree of erectile dysfunction. well, viagra helps guys with ed get and keep an erection. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop

they bore their way into ash trees and lay egg. larva eat tree from the inside out leaving distinct groves behind. >> insects feeding it's cutting off all the transport of nutrients and water going up. >> reporter: the last emailed ash bore are sighting came two weeks ago here in west windsor mercer county. but for every tree that's discovered likely others have already been infected. this beetle can fly up to 10 miles at one time meaning if he canning the rest of the state doesn't take much. to date impact here has been small but experts say the bug spread can't be stopped only managed so they set up traps like this one in chesterfield, burlington county to keep track of the inn second's movements. >> we're looking for that leading edge so we know and we can help, you know, municipalities plan. >> reporter: there's two reasons why you should care. first, forests in our area stay healthy when lots of trees species 35. destroy the ash trees and forest may not be far behind. the second is just about cost. many lawns in this state are

then ash carter heads to the middle east. the white house trying to soften fierce israeli opposition to the deal. unnamed administration officials telling the new york times the u.s. is offering to increase the military aid package to israel. one issue over the deal producing a thaw with moscow. president obama calling vladimir putin to thank him on the negotiations. we have more from atika shubert on this side of the story. >> reporter: not only do they have to sell this program back home but allies in the region especially. a flurry of diplomatic activity in the middle east. especially the focus on saudi arabia and israel. saudi arabia the effort started early in the year. you have to remember in may, president obama met with saudi leaders offering them more military support and aid in preparation for this specific iran deal. saying they will help them with any missile defense and anything else they needed to feel safer with this deal coming for iran's nuclear program. israel is another matter. you mentioned that new york t

. >>> from a coffin to having your ashes blasted into space. we report on japan's booming funeral industry. >>> the verdict in the retrial of three al jazeera journalists in egypt has been postponed until august the 2nd. mohamed fadel fahmy, mohammed badr and peter greste were accused of colluding with the outlawed muslim brotherhood. charges they and al jazeera deny. we have more. >>> al jazeera english journalists say justice has been delayed again. mohammed badr and mohamed fadel fahmy arrived at a cairo court hoping to hear a verdict reflecting the truth - that they are not guilty. instead, they were told that the case has been postponed for a week. >> it's disappointing what happened. which were specting a verdict today. >> reporter: their colleague peter greste, who has been tried in absentia says they victim come to expect delays. che allowed themselves to hope there would be closure and a positive outcome at last. >> the only thing that defines us is the verdict. >> reporter: mohamed fadel fahmy and peter greste, and mohammed badr's tro

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- tom cruise dick cavett, musical guest, ash

that was the job for defense secretary ash carter. he was in israel where anger in israel is rising. al jazeera correspondent jamie mcintyre. >> ash carter's goal was to convince israel that it is ready. there was it's obligatory handshake and photo op as u.s. defense chief met with israel's prime minister, who hasn't announced the nuclear deal as a mistake of historic proportions. ash carter told reporters traveling with him he did not expect to change any minds in israel. carter met with two hours with benjamin netanyahu in jerusalem and left without any formal joint statement. at his next stop the visit to u.s. coalition troops carrying out airstrikes from a base in jordan carter said that u.s.-israel relations are rock solid. >> we have a long-standing extremely strong partnership and a common commitment to countering iranian maligned influence in this region. we don't agree on everything, and the prime minister made it quite clear that he disagreed with us with respect to the nuclear deal in iran, but friends can disagree. >> car

. >>> plus an emotional caitlyn jenner accepting the arthur ashe courage award. good morning. i'm christine romans. it is thursday july 16th. john berman has the day off. a major scare for former president george h.w. bush. he is in the hospital in portland maine, after the fall in kennebunk port maine. he fell in maine and broke a bone in his neck. he is stable and fine but in a neck brace. the spokesman says the 91-year-old former president is not expected to have a long hospital stay. the elder bush suffers from parkinson's disease. >>> beginning this morning, a new day of campaigning by the white house for the iran nuclear deal. vice president biden meets with democrats on the senate foreign relations committee today. that follows the sit down with house democrats on wednesday. and a news conference by the president aimed at corralling the support for the iran nuclear program on track. cnn's jim acosta has the latest. >> reporter: president obama came out swinging insisting the nuclear deal with iran was never designed to solve every problem with tehran. the president brus

they store more urns and are cheaper than burying ashes in a traditional grey yard. japan has also built five temples with a row of hi-tech crips on every floor. you swap your i.d. card, which prompted robotic arms to retree the family return the basement. >> many are soaring their ashes here. finding the right funeral is hard, because cemeteries are running out of space. and plots alone can cost $40,000. which is why many go on weekend jay tours to find the right plan. more people die in japan there are commercial businesses and showcases which help people here make those vital decisions. at this exhibition, you can even try your own coffin. coffin maker has customers of all ages. >> i am not sure if it is the right word, but we couldn't display coffin at events like this before. now we can. it is not to do with money instead it shows people's attitudes are changing. >> they are talking to a company that blasts the ashes of loved ones with the help of nasa. >> suffering neglect when we are gone, we wouldn't worry if our ashes. in the past talking about death was tab

. >> sports news including day one in ashes cricket. wawrinka out of wimbledon. >> hello there were worries that greece could send stocks in a frenzy and watching the markets in china suspending trading. >> it's biggest drop since the rebel finance crisis in 2008. and the spread of japan when stocks saw their greatest fall in more than a year. china's markets have lost a total of $3.25 trillion, that's more than france's entire stock market scott haidler has more now. >> continuing it's nearly four weeks it's markets slide down again on china. this is as for the 30 nearly percent. nearly $3.2 trillion. something else that we see continuing on wednesday, and that is more companies are taking their stocks off the market. the center central market will continue to be traded and they'll continue to trade on these markets. they have asked what is happening, a panic and irrational sellout. these statement it's days, the market sell off continuing. >> one other issue that compounded market instability. the company that manages the exchange sai

they store more you weres and cheap than burying ashes in a traditional graveyard.as also built five skyscraper temple with his a row of high-tech crypts on every floor. you swipe your i.d. card which prompts robotic arms to retrieve the family you were from the basement. >> people people are closing their ancestral graves if the countryside and storing the ashes here. they hope their children will come to worship them here. >> reporter: finding the right funeral is hard because cemeteries are running out of space. and plots align can cost $40,000. which is why many baby boomers and the elderly go on weekend grave tours to find the right plan. as more people die in japan there are commercial businesses and showcases which help people here make those vital decisions. at this exhibition, you can even try your own coffin. coffin maker has customers of all ages. >> translator: i am not sure if commercialize is the right word but we couldn't display coffins at events like this before. now we can. it's not to do with money instead it shows people's attitudes are changing.

and clouds of volcanic ash in indonesia shuts airports and grounds thousands of passengers. ♪ yemen'snment in exile and houthi rebels agreed to a ceasefire until the end of the muslim month of ramadan and the truce was brokered by the u.n. and will allow aid agencies to deliver humanitarian supplies. and we have the report. >> reporter: humanitarian aid trickled into yemen's capitol sanaa and provide desperately needed assistance to hundreds of families forced to leave their homes and temporary ceasefire means aid will reach other areas and most of the road access is under the control of houthi fighters. >> during the humanitarian pause humanitarian agencies and partners aim to reach people in need with essential medicine vaccination, food and water and if they have the adequate access aid agencies plan to stockpile supplies throughout yemen including supplies for nutritional assist and for children and emergency shelters and water and sanitation and medical supplies which could benefit over 2.3 million people and food for 1.2 million people for one month. >> reporter: it took the u.n

we'll have more little later but first the diplomacy and why ash carter's message of reassurance may be hard to sell. here is tom ackerman. >> mohammed ben salman, visit just a few days before the nuclear deal with iran, another effort to reassure the saudis that their seven decade long relationship with the u.s. remains strong. in the past four years the saudis have reached more than $90 billion in weapons deals with the u.s. sales that include war planes, armored vehicles missiles and bombs. some of that hardware has been deployed by the saudis, along with its gulf cooperation councilmembers and the u.s. is providing intelligence and logistics, against the houthi rebels whom they regard as iran's proxies. >> the objective there is to restore a political process there in which a legitimate government can be established. >> but that cooperation hasn't quieted saudi anxiety over iran's what they call mischief around the region. military life line to syria's bashar al-assad. >> this comes back to iranian saudi strategic rivalry and the idea that the u.s. is not pushing back hard enough

as ash har quaraishi reports from texas. sandra bland's family said that they still have big questions over how she died. >> let's do this. don't touch me. >> get out of the car. >> that dashcam video released showed the moments leading up to sandra bland's arrest. the public safety does not appear to try to pull bland out through her bind but he does pull out his taser. much of the interaction takes out of view but a bystander is also recording. >> at one point the officer addressed the eyewitness filming the incident. >> you need to leave. >> following a closed door meeting of state count and local officials, they made the dashcam video public. >> giving everything that is going on in america as it relates to relationships between law enforcement and african american minority community, i should say, that we want to make sure that quote/unquote people do not perceive this as anything we do as a whitewash. wherever the facts lead we want to make certain that no stone is unturned and we get every fact. and wherever the facts

they store more united states and are cheaper than burying ashes in a traditional grave yard. japan has also build five sky scraper temples with a row of high tech crypts on every floor. you swipe your i.d. card, which prompts robotic arms to retrieve the family you are not. >> many people are closing their ancestral graves and storing ashes here. we hope their children will come to worship them here. >> finding the right funeral is hard because cemeteries are running out of space and plots alone can cost $40,000 which is why many go on weekend grave tours to find the right plan. >> as more people die in japan there are commercial businesses and showcases which help people make those vital decisions. at this exhibition, you can even try your own coffin opinion. >> coffin maker has customers of all ages. >> i'm not sure if commercialized is the right word but we couldn't display coffins like this before. now we can. it shows people's tuesday are changing. >> this man and with us wife are talking to a company that blasts the ashes of loved ones into space with the help of nasa.

colin rushabc7 news. >>> caitlyn jenner accepted the arthur ash award as a glamorous woman.enner's athletic career started more humble training at san jose city college. now the story of that simple start. katie? >> ama, the tough training at san jose city college undoubtedly prepared jenner for the courageous challenge of coming out as transgender. decades before caitlyn jenner stood as her true self -- >> he catapulted bruce jenner toward greatness. jay he had the san jose stars jersey on. >> he trained in the 70s. and then cheered for his best friend in the olympics. jay to see him win it and then your best friends winning it is super exciting. >> i owe a lot to sports. >> winning the olympic decathlon and coming out as transgender put her on a world stage. >> if you want to make jokes and doubt my intentions the reality is i can take it. >> gabrielle with the lgbt center says jenner's courage encouraged others to do the same. >> thisy call us or drop by and that is great. >> the arthur ashe award is for people who transend sports. >> it is very genuine and they have a gr

on friday it blasted ash and debris 3,800 meters into the air. the transport industry has advised flights to stay away from the monday. flights were canceled friday, which could be more. >> a day after the british government. -- two weeks ago a jihadist gunman attacked a beach, killing 38 people, most british. they are warning travelers in tunisia to be vigilant. here is more on the reaction to that advisory from the british government. >> several flights have been added in order to take all the remaining britts back home. last week tunisia declared a state of emergency throughout the country, but that was not enough for david cameron. he said they haven't done enough to enhance security. this time the critique goes to the most recent security efforts over the past two weeks. tunisian authorities pumped up security, adding 1,400 new agents to its police. but they promised to get in touch with david cameron in order to try to convince him to go back on his decision. this is another difficult decision for tunisia's tourism industry. we have been in

that's actually the volcanic ash getting picked up by upper level wind.identified it here with the red lien. notice how it drifts east ward across bali. this is why they closed that airport down. because volcanic ash and jetliners do not mix well. we have reported on this several tims. unfortunately it doesn't look like wind will ease up much. we can see a change in the direction that will allow perhaps for the, well airports to reopen. i will switch gears. we've got so much to talk about including four named tropical typhoons across the spirveg. six storms in total. take a look at what downtown hong kong looks like at the moment. we have clear skies in hong kong and actually a beautiful day but it wasn't much long ago that we saw typhoon moving through the region and that produced well a significant amount of damage just to the east and the guong dong province. now we are focussing on a new storm. a storm that will impact the east coast of china, including shanghai. roughly 24 million people there under the gun for the possibility of strong winds localiz

. >>> defense secretary ash carter today made a surprise trip to baghdad. his first visit to iraq since taking office. his trip comes as iraqi forces are preparing to launch an offensive to retake the key city of ramadi from the islamic state. secretary carter wants to form his own on the ground assessment of the likelihood of the success of that campaign. just yesterday, fbi director james comey said the islamic state poses a bigger threat to the united states than al qaeda. >> isil is not your parent's al qaeda. it's a very different model, and by virtue of that model, it's the threat we're worrying about in the homeland most of all. people isil is trying to reach are people that al qaeda would never use as an operative. they are unstable drug users and isil will vet an operative by tasking them, right? give them an assignment, go kill somebody as a way of checking out whether they are a real person or informant of some kind. lou: the fbi director went onto say a major concern is the islamic state's outreach effort through social media. according to comey

they are cheaper than burying ashes in a graveyard. japan also built five skyscraper temples with a row. it swipes an i.d. card and removes an urn. >> many are enclosing graves in the countryside, storing the ashes, and hope that children worship here. finding the right funeral is hard. cemeteries are running out of space. plots cost 40,000. which is why many baby boomers and the elderly go on grave tours to find the right plan. more die in japan. commercial businesses and showcases here that make the vital decisions. at this exhibition you can try your own. coffin maker has customers of all ages. >> i'm not sure if commercialized is the right word. we couldn't display coffins at events like this before. now we dan, it's not to do with money. attitudes are changing. >> he and his wife are talking to a company that blafrts the loved ones. without children they suffer neglect when they were gone. in >> reporter: in the past talking about death in japan was taboo. social and economic pressures changed the culture. instead of a burden many

the volcano blasted ash and debris 3,800 meters high. about 230 flights at bali's international airport have been canceled according to the afp news agency. at the airport, hundreds of passengers have been lining up seeking assistance from the information desk. >> i heard there was a volcano, an ash cloud or something, so we haven't heard about it until yesterday. and so we didn't really know what was going to happen until we got here today. >> the closures came during bali's peak tourist season which attracts millions of foreign tourists every year. the 3,300-meter high volcano is one of 130 active volcanoes in the country. >>> the head of vietnam's communist party fuchong will wrap up his official trip to the united states on friday. he's the first top vietnamese leader to visit america 40 years after the vietnam war ended in 1975. the two nations, which were once enemies, are now strengthening their ties. nhk world's kazuomi reports. >> reporter: he met with president obama at the white house on tuesday. the meeting took place, and it

colin rushabc7 news. >>> caitlyn jenner accepted the arthur ash award as a glamorous woman. jenner's athletic career started more humble training at san jose city college. now the story of that simple start. katie? >> ama, the tough training at san jose city college undoubtedly prepared jenner for the courageous challenge of coming out as transgender. decades before caitlyn jenner stood as her true self -- >> he catapulted bruce jenner toward greatness. jay he had the san jose stars jersey on. >> he trained in the 70s. and then cheered for his best friend in the olympics. jay to see him win it and then your best friends winning it is super exciting. >> i owe a lot to sports. >> winning the olympic decathlon and coming out as transgender put her on a world stage. >> if you want to make jokes and doubt my intentions the reality is i can take it. >> gabrielle with the lgbt center says jenner's courage encouraged others to do the same. >> thisy call us or drop by and that is great. >> the arthur ashe award is for people who transend sports. >> it is very genuine and they have a

secretary of defense, ash carter arrived no saudi arabia. the third stop of his middle east tour carter's trip comes a week after world powers reached a deal on iran's nuclear programme. he spent monday and tuesday talking to counterparts in israel as well as the prime minister binyamin netanyahu. america's main ally in the region criticising the iranian nuclear deal. carter said friends can disagree. also on deuce, the defense secretary briefly visited a u.s. base in jordan. another important ally addressing soldiers from six countries fighting in an anti-i.s.i.l. coalition, and is in saudi arabia to meet defence ministers from the gulf countries. there are concerns that it could lead to a military build up in the region. >>> the u.s. defense secretary is not just offering moral support to allies in the region. according to several. it's thought to be bringing billions of conventional records. >> the president obama administration broke records of sales to the middle east. weakening arms export controls. a state department official testifie

. >> defense secretary ash carter on a mission to reassure allies upset about an agreement with iran. >> call to arms. >> yesterday i signed an executive order. directing the facilities to be enhanced with security. >> a growing call to arm service members at facilities in the u.s. wireless car jack. a new digital security issues allowing hackers to take control from miles away. >> good evening, i'm antonio mora. this is al jazeera america. we begin in texas. an african-american woman who died in police custody. more than 100 people attended the services. her mother said once i put this baby in the ground i'm ready. this means war. the service cams hours after a police dash cam video shows the contentious traffic stop that led to bland's arrest. in it a state trooper can be seen removing behind from her car, while threatening her with a taser. authority sis say it was suicide. the family disputes that. ashar quraishi is in texes with the latest. >> reporter: the release of the dash cam video is shedding new lying. state officials offered condolences and pledged a vigorous and transpar

raung has been spewing ash since late june. but on friday the volcano blasted ash and debris 3,000 meters into the air. authorities closed five airports including those on bali. thousands of travelers are stranded. >> we got told that our flight was canceled. >> the volcano is disrupting operations during peak travel season. they want to reopen the airports as soon as conditions improve. >>> diplomats from iran and six world nations say their talks will extend. the representatives from iran and the five permanent members of the u.n. security council plus germany are meeting in austria. all of them except for the russian and chinese foreign ministers gathered one day before the deadline. u.s. secretary of state john kerry had talks with zarif before meeting with counterparts from britain, france and germany. kerry revealed that issues remain unresolved. >> we are not going to sit at the negotiating table forever. we also recognize that we shouldn't get up and leave simply because the clock strikes midnight. >> analysts suggest h

they store more urns and are cheaper than burying ashes in a traditional graveyard. japan has also built five sky scriper temples with a row of high-tech ciments on every floor. you swipe your i.d. cards which prompt robotic arms to retrieve the family urn from the base: >> reporter: many are closing graves in the country side and are toring the ashes here. >> finding the right funerals is hard. cemeteries are running out of space. many baby boomers and the elderly go on weekend grave tours to find the right plan. >> as more die in japan, there are special businesses and show cases that help people make vital decisions. at this exhibition you can try your own coffin. coffin maker has customers of all ages. >> i'm not sure if commercialized is the right word. we couldn't display coffins at events like this before. now we can, it's not to do with money. attitudes are changing. >> he and his wife are talking to a company that blasts the ashes of loved ones into space, with the help of nasa. without children, they suffer neglect when they were gone. in we wouldn't worry

colin rushabc7 news. >>> caitlyn jenner accepted the arthur ash award as a glamorous woman. jenner's athletic career started more humble training at san jose city college. now the story of that simple start. katie? >> ama, the tough training at san jose city college undoubtedly prepared jenner for the courageous challenge of coming out as transgender. decades before caitlyn jenner stood as her true self -- >> he catapulted bruce jenner toward greatness. jay he had the san jose stars jersey on. >> he trained in the 70s. and then cheered for his best friend in the olympics. jay to see him win it and then your best friends winning it is super exciting. >> i owe a lot to sports. >> winning the olympic decathlon and coming out as transgender put her on a world stage. >> if you want to make jokes and doubt my intentions the reality is i can take it. >> gabrielle with the lgbt center says jenner's courage encouraged others to do the same. >> thisy call us or drop by and that is great. >> the arthur ashe award is for people who transend sports. >> it is very genuine and they have a

now volcano in western indonesia spews ash. it has been erupting since early june. 10,000 people have had to leave their homes. until this moment it had been dormant for 400 years. the threat level had been raised by authorities to the highest possible status. this is on one of indonesia's main islands. counted among the country's 130 active volcanos. we'll be back in just a moment. come back with us if you can. the u.s. women's world champions. >> [crowd chanting] hell no gmo. >> they're slamming a technology that could be used to solve problems for people who desperately need it. >> they get exited about technology whether it's in their phone or in their car, so why is it so weird on their plate? >> something's going into food that shouldn't really be there. >> techknow investigates. >> you could not pay me to fake data. >> wildfires lit by arsonists. >> this sounds like it happened in a flash. >> millions in damages. and the tragic human cost. >> he's not here anymore. >> find out how experts are fighting back. >> cricket, t

the first we saw of her was she she came onto the stage to accept the arthur ashe courage award.unate to be a star football player in high school. bullying wasn't a problem for jenner at the time but not every child is that fortunate. >> if you want to call me names, make jokes, doubt my intentions, go ahead, because the reality is, i can take it. but for the thousands of kids out there coming to terms with being true to who they are, they shouldn't have to take it. >> this was actually her first major public appearance since coming out as transgender just months ago. what surprised me was she admitted the transition has been harder than she could have ever imagined. >> yeah jenner got a standing ovation. you saw our diane sawyer there, who actually did that interview with caitlyn jenner on that whole coming out, if you will. got a standing ovation after a ten-minute speech. accompanying her at the awards, her mother and kids. as you see, the jenner and kardashian clan all together. another award, no surprise for the best team, i mean, who else, right? u.s. soccer team. also lebr

ashleigh, this is so fascinating is because many of the women who have accused bill cosby of sexual assault have also said in the past that they believe that they were drugged first, that they remember cosby fixing them a drink and giving it to them, in some cases taking a few sips and feeling incapacitated. of course he's very careful with his words here, but this is the first time we're really hearing any kind of his side of the story he fought the release of these documents for several years saying it would be embarrassing to him. ash

joint commission is those 6 line items that were kind of major challenges to achieve clearance from ash pod since we've met last we've achieved 4 out of the 6 line items we're aggressively pursuing stair previoustion and the air balance report to the compliance officer and we're aggressively moving that forward and then from staff and stock on the construction side we're continuing to round out the exceptions o exceptions that represent the difference between staff and stock and full occupancy and the green light targeted licensing with that i'm going to turn it over to lillian. >> i'm on my tiptoes sorry this chart detects the timeline work stream as you heard from ron and terry thank you transition begins when a lot of the construction and the equipment of the hospital can occur so we can begin the training and orientation of the 54 hundred individuals that comprise the physicians and nurses and technicians there are major milestones we need to achieve to get us to hospital licensing and starts with that staff and stock occupancy clearance that ron spoke of that is that first red line

the box of ashes is in police custody. upshur could get the proper scattering friends say she always want. >>> we expect a guilty plea from the upstate new york woman charged with helping two convicted murders escape from prison last month. joyce mitchell hid hacksaw blards andblard s -- blades and other cools in frozen meat. >>> this is what the new issue of "new york" looks like. it hits newsstands today. all 35 of these women accuse comedian bill cosby of sexual assault. it's the first time some of the accusers have come forward publicly. meantime cosby's lawyers are appealing a judge's decision to unseal court filings that revealed controversialed amissions about his sexual encounters. earlier this month, a judge unsealed cosby's deposition from ten years ago. the documents quote cosby as saying he gave the women quaaludes, pain killers before sexual encounters. it's cosby's only testimony under oath about accusations that he sexually assaulted several women. >>> 5:17. an historic decision from the boy scouts of americ

defense as he can ash carter landed in baghdad this morning on an unannounced stop. he arrived a few hours ago where he will meet with iraqi leaders and u.s. commanders fighting isil. they are working to plan a ground assault to retake ramadi. the visit comes during a bloody week in baghdad with isil attacks claiming dozens of lives. imran kahn is live in baghdad. this visit was not on the publicly announced agenda for secretary carter. how is iraq's leadership reacting to his arrival? >> that's absolutely right. although this visit was unannounced, it certainly was not unexpected. these things take a lot of organizing. it goes to show you how dangerous the security situation in iraq is, that this visit has to be unannounced. he is meeting with president adou rabbo mansour hadi. he's not going to meet with the leaders of the she militias who are one of the main fighting forces here, he's not going to be meeting with any iranian generals based here in baghdad leading that fight. what the iraqi's will want is a speeding up of arms deliveries to them. part that have dea

be thethe ash has been affected.erald tan explains. >> after spitting ash for a week the eruption scales up a notch. the volcano from east java belches ash into the 68. five airns have now been shot down, thousands are travelers and tourists are going to be stranded. >> they can't tell us if we will fly tomorrow or the next day. >> many indonesians flying home at the end of the muslim month of ramadan bali is also a hot spot for foreigners, and in sydney many travelers are in a bind. >> we can't speak to anyone either because there is no one at the counter. is yes it's really disappointing and i guess the big problem for us is we don't have the opportunity to take admonish holidays. >> so far there has about no been no vaks evacuation watch. gerald tan, al jazeera. >> south sudan civil war white army largely civilian force that's been fighting government troops alongside the rebels. catherine soy has this exclusive report. >> in times of trouble it's young men who are called to the front line to help fight rival trib

this is outside ash ooh. in wichita. of an suv learned the lightning hit his vehicle melting the antenna. disabled the starter. despite the damage the owner still considered himself lucky. imagine if he walked out a few minutes earlier. who know what is might have happened. >>> heading out on your commute watch out for flooding from montana to the great lakes. gulf coast is where you'll find heavy downpours. >>> flying airport delays in minneapolis and chicago. >>> well 40-year-old criminal case has been solved. two sisters vanished in 1975 while walking to air maryland mall. their bodies never found. now convicted sex offender is charged with their murder. here's abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: four decades after their disappearance, the haunting case of sisters sheila and katherine lion is lo longer cold. lloyd lee welch behind bars in delaware indicted by a grand jury on two first degree murder charges. >> if this helps the lyon family this is a happy day for me. these are wonderful, wonderful people have suffered

caitlyn jenner receiving the arthur ashe courage award at the espy's. speech, the 1976 olympic champion urging acceptance for others who are trained gender. >> this transition has been harder than me on anything i could imagine. they deserve something vital. they deserve your respect. and from that respect comes a more compassionate community, a more empathetic society and a better world for all of us. cheryl: jenner thinks members of her famous family including her step daughter's. coming up, give your kids an allowance. we will have a new survey of what parents are shelling out to get their kids to do the work. despite a violent protest, greek lawmakers improve the punishing interest parity planned and that is helping to lift futures. check in the u.s. futures right now as you can see pointing to a higher open. you are watching "fbn:am," your first look at morning markets and breaking news. ♪ the real live attorneys you can talk to through legalzoom. don't let unanswered legal questions hold you up, because we're here, we're here, and we've got your b

a massive volcanic ash cloud is causing travel delays in indonesia. hundreds of people have been stranded after the international airport and three others in the region were closed. it erected eight days ago 3000 -- it erupted three days ago the 3000 meter volcano has been spewing ash since june. still to come, mark cavendish grabs victory in stage seven of tour de france. only six other men have one more stages. brent: live from berlin, our top stories. lawmakers in greece are set to vote on new reform proposals for the country's creditors. good evening. >> let's take a look at that proposal. it includes some of the main sticking points that caused previous bailout negotiations to fail. taxes, pensions, and defense spending as well. athens says it will look at hotels to be excluded from the tax hike. and as far as defense spending goes, the previous proposal was 200 million euros in cuts. they have now signed a 300 million euro reduction, but creditors what 400 million euros/. a compromise there. the question is, will it be enough to reach a new deal

. - australia taking on india in the first test of the ashes, taking place in cardiff.er a delay for rain, england have decided to bat first. australia taking an early wict. josh hazel wood removing adam for six, 26/1. australia won the last series 5-0, have not won a series in england since 2001. the stadiums will be full, the same enthusiasm is not on show in lower levels of the game in england. the numbers at grassroots level are delining. we find out why, and what the future of english contribute might look like. on this village green little changed since contribute was played 280 years ago. nothing could be more quintessentially english. it's the future of clubs like that that stumped the men in charge of england. >> i noticed other teams had cancelled fixtures teams producing teams on a saturday. for many you need that number for the future of the club. >> last year england and wales released the results of a survey showing the number of people playing the sport was on decline. 5% of matches had to be cancel. one of the teams couldn't field the players. the recurr

. >> translator: many are storing their ashes here.pe their children will come to worship them here. >> reporter: finding the right funeral is hard because cemeteries are running out of space, and plots alone can cost $40,000, which is many baby boomers and elderly go on grave tours to find the right plan. there are businesses and showcases which help people make those decisions. at this exhibition you can even try your own coffin. this coffin maker has customers of all ages. >> translator: i'm not sure if commercialized is the right word but we couldn't display coffins at events like this before. now we can. it's not to do with money, it shows people's attitudes are changing. >> reporter: this man and his wife are talking to a company that blasts the ashes of loved ones into space with the help of nasa. >> translator: adult children worry we're suffer when we are gone. we wouldn't worry if our ashes were in space. >> reporter: in the past talking about death in japan was taboo. social and economic pressures have changed the culture, b

. >>> also it is a bug that is causing huge problems, how to tell if the emerald ash gamer is infecting your trees. >>> also, check this video out, your eyes are not playing tricks on you that is a skeleton behind the wheel of that car the driver pulled off, the spooky stunt coming up. >> ♪ >> ariana grandy has one big problem after a trip to the toe nut shop see what she was caught doing when we come right back. >> yes. >> oh, my. >> back in a bit. >>> celebrity chef paula dean is in hot water, again over a race issue this photo posted on dean's social media account shows her and her son bobby dressed a as characters from i love lucy. bobby dean in front on the right is dressed as richie richardo with brown face make up. after a twitter fire storm dean deleted the photo and fired her social media manager. >>> a california doughnut shop owner claims that the pop star ariana grande right there licked and spits on pastries in the store. our affiliate in los angeles obtained this video shows a woman, leaning forward, and with a man doing something to those doughnuts. owner of the shop says