bam bam bam bam bam. now the world can see this thing happening in ways the world couldn't see it before. >> but now the world sees it and they react differently. the-- the reaction is different than it was back then. >> yes i-- it was different and it's quick. it's quicker. it's-- as i-- say, bam bam bam bam bam, in ways that the world couldn't appreciate it before. >> the reaction in the streets the reaction in the media. setting aside the pictures and-- and i-- just the way the community reacts to something that they find to be horrific like some of these events we've talked about. how is that reaction different to what the way selma was reacted-- >> it's different. you-- you've seen this boy in charlottesville, virginia a university of virginia student. you see him and you hear him say "i'm a university of virginia student, meaning "don't hit me. hit-- hit somebody else if you have to hit somebody. don't hit me." but this appeal he makes is so real-- it can't be rejected. it can't be pushed away. >> b

it's the same at the same time bam, bam, bam, bamming bam - now the world can see this thing happening ways the world couldn't see it before. >> now the world sees it and they react differently, it's different to it was back then. >> it was different. it's quicker. as i say, bam, bam, bam - in the way the world couldn't appreciate before. >> the reaction in the streets and media, setting aside the picture. the way the community reacts to something they find to be horrific like some of these events we talked about. how is that reaction different? >> we have seen a buy in charlottesville virgin a -- virginia a university of virginia student saying "don't hit me hit someone else if you have to hit council. don't hit me." the appeal he makes is so real it can be rejected it can be pushed away. >> but let's talk about the organised response to things like that. ferguson for example, seemed disorganised in the way they responded to the actual event and the grand jury and the justice department. is there a vacuum of leadership in black america and civil rights america? >> i don't think there'

but today, bam, bam, bam.hatever you want to see, you can see. >> so the selma march the fact that the images went worldwide, how much of an effect did that have on the work that you all were doing on the ground? >> it had a tremendous effect. i mean it's almost i am measurable. you can't tell because here are these ordinary people, innocent people doing nothing at all, walking down the street bam, bam, bam, please policemen jump upon them beat them in this horrific way. all the sudden the world sees it in ways the world could not see such things before. so it was just a magic trans transformation in the way people learned these things. >> was there a sense that you could say to the world, hey listen. we are not kidding about this. this is really happening? >> absolutely. this is it. this is really happening. you see this. these are real people. this is happening to real people and you can see it right now. of course. i hate to keep saying magic, but it is magic. >> you are a veteran of the civil rights moveme

bam bam bam bam bam. good for you. keep goin', brothers. keep goin', sisters. keep at it. >> people look at the civil rights movement, people in that community the gay community, the latino community they look at you as a hero. who were your heroes? >> well, i have many, many heroes. lot of people i served with in the student nonviolent coordinating committee. the names are just too numerous to mention now. people i marched with, people i went to jail with people i did this or that or the other thing w-- these are my heroes. and the people who came before me. w.e.b. dubois is a big big hero of mine. >> tell me why. >> he's just one of the smartest people in the world. and-- to read what he wrote and to understand the th-- thoughts he went into, you just think "wow why can't i be like that?" and someday i will. >> do you think the media is doing a good job of covering racial-- >> no, not doing a good job of covering these kind of things and i'm not sure exactly what it is or why it is. and it seems like they're missing something. they're not telling the story th

bam. bam. bam. bam. bam. >> cell phone video shows the officer pulling the gun and fire eight times hitting the 50-year-old walter scott in the back. scott appears to be unarmed. the officer stopped him because a brake light was out. the state investigators reviewed the video yesterday and immediately charged the officer with murder. the officer can face light in prison if convicted. >> breaking sports news this morning, indiana pacers forward is in the hospital after being stabbed outside a new york nightclub. his wife and another woman were also injured. former nick, player was stabbed in the abdomen. all are in stable condition. a 22-year-old man was taken into custody. two hawks players in town for a game were arrested for refusing to move as police set up the crime scene. >> today the san francisco branch of the naacp will appear at a police commission to discuss the controversy of some of the city officers exchanging racist text saying the san francisco police have failed to take measures to elimin

, bam, bam these policeman jump up on them beat them, in this horrific way >> as the fiftieth anniversary of the voting rights march from selma to montgomery and bloody sunday, was marked protesters across the country today are calling for and end to what they say is racial discrimination in the us criminal justice system >> i'd have them saying - we're all gonna knock

, bam, bam, please policemen jump upon them beat them, in this hor inc. as the 50th anniversary of the voting rights march from selma to montgomery and bloody sunday was, protesters across the country today are calling for an end to what they say is rachel

, bam, bam these policeman jump up on them beat them, in this horrific way >> as the fiftieth anniversary of the voting rights march from selma to montgomery and bloody sunday, was marked protesters across the country today are calling for and end to what they say

bam, bam, bam, bam! >> everybody was -- autria: the little girl was rushed to the hospital and right now she remains in critical condition. police are still trying to identify the shooters. alison: also today, we're hearing from the volunteer deputy in tulsa who say he accidentally shot and killed a suspect. autria: robert bates is charged with manslaughter. marcy gonzalez has more including what bates is adamantly denying. reporter: for the first time since volunteer tulsa deputy robert bates says he accidentally fired his gun instead of his taser. >> i'm sorry. reporter: killing the unarmed suspect eric harris the 73-year-old is speaking publicly. on nbc's "today show" bates denied allegations that he was not fully trained or certified to handle his weapon. >> that is not correct. i have a written piece of paper to say i had done a good job. reporter: the claim coming from "the tulsa world" news that cites unnamed sources in reporting the department falsified training records including firearms certifi

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. >> he looks the other way and, bam! >> why you can't keep down one tough broad with a broom. taking care of a legal lady. >> that is a bald eagle. >> delicate surgery to get her back to the wild. >>> off the bridge and figured out a pretty cool fun way. >>> plus one stupid idea leads to one sore tailbone. >> oh! >>>guy's elaborate promposal for his girlfriend backfires. [ bleep ] >> watch. it gets worse. >> the twist that finally had her in tears. >> oh, no! >>> whether you're in the car, bike or a pedestrian if you're in the roadway you need to be aware of your surroundings because sometimes things can happen. let's start in china. what we have right here is a woman who is a janitorial worker. she walks into the street looks the other way and bam. >> holy moly that impact was so strong it overturned the truck. >> it wasn't the impact that overturned the truck. the truck was out of control. it slides to a stop. the driver climbs out of the cab. he eventually makes his way over to the woman. >> she got up? >> he helped her on her feet. she was taken to a local hospital but sai

bam, bam, bam. i said, oh, man. and i let him go. >> you were severely stabbed. i'm just curious how you wouldn't have felt that. >> because i was enjoying fighting. >> but fighting has led to one of the greatest regrets of ellerman's life, the loss of a relationship with his 13-year-old son. he has only heard from him once in the past eight years. >> i wish my son would get to know me before i die. i sure do. when he was born, i swore to him as he was looking at me, never come back to prison. i told him i quit fighting. i lied to him. i don't want my son to end up like me. anyway, i never knew my father. he disappeared out of my life when i was 5 years old, but he died. i didn't get a chance to meet him. all i ever heard about him he hung out in bars, he was a fighter, he was really tough. i didn't think that that's what i wanted to be, but that's what i turned into, and i don't want him to subconsciously try to turn into me. i do not -- i'd rather see anything than my son going to prison, anything. anything. >> ready to go? >> after being caught with a shank an

. >> bam bam bam. what is going on? >> the driver says she then took off in his cab. why police say they cannot arrest her. >>> and scandal at one airport gets two security workers fired. what the tsa employee z stand accused of of doing to certain hand picked passengers just trying to make their night. >> a local teacher takes away a student's cell phone in class. she can't get it back for weeks. her parents are furious but why the school is defend the decision. >> now with tomorrow's traffic here's bob kelly. >> good evening everybody. we got a shut down on the vine expressway coming again tonight. they'll close all of the westbound lanes between broad street and the schuylkill expressway from midnight tonight to early tomorrow morning. vine street local is the way to go. you're also going to see the work crews out here along i-95 tonight into early tomorrow morning with closures of cottman avenue. we'll see you bright and early. sue has that gorgeous weekend forecast. i'll see you at ♪ >>> i'm inside a plane even feel like it's moving in the air. can you please tel

, bam, bam, bam, three years in a row, no, not good. >> literature suggest you should wait at least oneear and maybe 18 months. >> why is that. >> in between kid. >> why? >> because risk for premature birthings up, even behavioral problems and some birth defect problems. we waited a a couple years, my sonnies six, my daughter is three. i like that. there are some would man that might want to have a more quick turn around because of their age or whatever. it is an individual decision. but science suggest thaw wait at least one year and maybe 18 months good what about the dougers, they have 19 kid. >> god help them. >> yes. >> we're all talking about the the promised. >> this is my prom picture. >> my goodness. >> now, listen, i don't have any prom pictures because if you looked like that you weren't get to the prom either. >> ziggy. >> that is what they called me among other things. >> i was like an am iron dating a a prostitute in high school, i was so completely out of it. >> so, basically, we want to do two shout out, one the joey d foundation. we raised 15 you this dollars last sat t

route 100 in pottstown or you can use the pennsy turnpike for reading interchange and head north and bam, we will see you out there throughout the day. otherwise that vine street expressway make over gets underway on machine night. we will tell you more about that next time around but sue, we have had enough, bring on the sunshine for weekend. >> one more round this afternoon and then we are high and dry. thanks for the advice about driving in red to go because alex and i will be heading out there later on. bus stop buddy is ready for rain. we have rain in the forecast and still chilly out there this in morning but with the recovery and temperatures so much milder we will go with the seven out of ten. here in the philadelphia area we have seen those thunderstorms moving away, nothing less in philadelphia but wednesday roadways. this could touch off strong storms in eastern ohio kentucky and pittsburgh right now. the fox cast has a high of 7o maybe we will get enough sunshine for that to happen before the thunderstorms role through. 50 degrees as sky clear overnight. there is your forecas

. >> bam bam. >> throwing shots. >> yes. >> look at you. >> throwing major shade. >> but she didn't puthe shows. >> yes. >> you you know how it the is when you turn lights on and tv you act like you like each other. >> oh, please. >> i love you you mike. >> yeah, please. >> and so, in honor of the start, e news compiled home list hot i and phillies made the list. >> cole hamels. >> here we go. >> so best looking ball players. >> number five. >> number four mike trout. >> so bryce harper is on there. >> our guy from millville, new jersey mike trout. >> um-hmm. >> and then another three, anthony wrecker of the mets. >> but number two hote ben reveer. >> wow. >> yes. >> he is one of the hottest guys in baseball. >> you know him. >> yes, i got to meet him at spring training. i have seen him in the flesh. >> really. >> i got strangers to do it.. >>> live from new york city, it's "the wendy williams show." we're breaking down all of the craziest hot topics and "empire"'s resident bad boy bryshere gray is here and he's telling us about the breakout show and shocking finale. plus, you've got qu

. >> it first started the friday after the bamming to honor the victims and the firth responders. >> now the warriors playoff run. we want to show you a playoff run. tonight it will be rocking with some 20,000 screaming fans as new orleans will by playing for a chance at the world seriouses. >> it is sure to be sold out tonight. the fans are coming in huge numbers. a bit of a slow start. the warriors flexed a lot of muscle on saturday. in the end they had to work hard for the win. the players are loose on and off the court. on the court, everyone is noticing steph curry and greene flexing their muscles, and coach kerr is noticing it too. >> with draymon it looks right, with stephen, it looks ironic. >> why is that? >> his muscles are about the size of mine. >> i will always show emotion when i play. i'm a high energy guy. we just do things in the moment i guess. >> fans of course are hoping for curry to be in the moment today. you may remember he got a lot of play last week. curry got 77 three-point shots in practice. that is 77 points straight. fans are hoping for a big game tonight

she is president owe bam -- lynch. she is president obama's choice to become the next attorney general. it was delayed by five months because of a debate about abortion funding and a human trafficking bill. if confirmed she would become the first black woman to hold the poa. >>> congress wants to know why postal worker doug hughes was allowed to land his gyrocopter on the cap willing to lawn last week. secret service and capitol police tracked the aircraft but decided not to shoot it down out of concern for people on the ground. house oversight committee chair jason chaffetz had harsh words for hughes. >> he's lucky to be alive because he should have been blown out of the air. >> congress will hold hearings to determine why he wasn't stopped. he remains under house arrest in florida. if convicted he faces up to four years in prison and fines. >>> right now police have a man in custody who could have the crucial answers that folks need and want. he could explain what happened to freddie gray the moment before he died in

sue mention that had ride home bam, instant rush hour.even if you are not going to the game you will be impact by traffic in the stadium and major traffic jam at the the end of the game. it turns to rush hour instantly at the end of the game. sold out, 50,000 fans all heading home, at the same time. no problems along route 202, the the market frankford subway lines running good and they have added extra sports express trains for the fans to get to the game later on today. the chris and lauren back to you. >>> 4:50 is the time on this monday morning. ferguson will hold its first election since the the deadly shooting of michael brown. tuesday's city council race in the st. louis suburb has attract intense media coverage, of course in, ab effort to boost voter participation. it was in the killing of the brown by ferguson police officer last sum their put law enforcement under a a microscope. a d o.j. report found racial bias and profiling in the police department and a court system that targets african americans. >>> life has in the been to

scram, bam plan against the spurs. it worked with blake griffin. the caps find themselves down 2-1 games in the eastern conference, first round series in the islanders and now this. the caps tell us that eric fehr will miss the next two games with an upper body injury after that vicious check. game three hit him hard. he had to leave. solid source of scoring depth and physical play throughout the season, now he has not scored in this series in the first three games and he will miss the next two. that is huge against the islanders.l right. let's go to baseball. it was a sloppy soggy game at fenway this afternoon. the orioles allowed five unearned runs and the birds just couldn't find a rhythm defensively. the red sox took advantage of it. the rain started falling in the fourth inning intensified and eventually the game was called after 6 1/2 innings, boston beating baltimore 7-1 in the rain shortened ballgame and now hear this, the maryland women's lacrosse team is the only unbeaten division one lacrosse team in the nation. number one in the nation.

reddick, bam from the dl. an error on the line drive two outs. two runs scored, tight at three.seventh 4-3 seattle, pinch chitter rickie weeks, the three-one shot. 7-3ms. rally tap time. eric sewing guard, game tied at 7. red rick, i can see you. for the served straight game, the game goes to extras and for the second straight game mariners get the win. a's first losing streak of the year is two in a row. 8-7 the final. they start a road trim tomorrow. giants would like hunter pence back. can't rush a broken forearm. justin maxwell is doing fine in right. bottom third in san diego. giants leading. helps to be 6'5". maxwell keeps nit the yard for jake peavy. nothing is keeping this next peavy pitch in the yard. willy evans first career grand slam. the 2007 cy young worried wayneer. peavy takes the loss after taking the series opener in san francisco, loses the last three. giants and a's off to 3-4 starts. tomorrow afternoon rookie the second rookie in san francisco history to start a home opener when the giants face the colorado rockies. >> exciting day. thank you. ahead, a zoo d

being warned i estimated 50 feet standing across the street there are two parking lanes between the bam but with each lane approximately 10 to 12 feet and complaints by the neighbors that is happening for calls for service so captain and i brought the owner and manager of the became but it was very good meeting we went over our concerns and did problem solve from adjusting the volume so it can't go over a certain level and brought in sound abstractions a couple of days later i didn't see any complaints over the last weekend other note that was a large-scale fight at the seller on sutter street about 12347 a large fight went from inside the club out to the street according to the cab there were upwards of 20 feet blocking the traffic the police were called and patrons fled the area 4 days later a patron filed a report he'd been attacked by security i contacted the owner and she sent me a detailed security report and in the security report 9 statement from workers from the management or bar staff or security and so looking at this from the security report as far as the statement it seems

. >> there was a loud bam the it is so loud the direction is lost. >> it sounds like a fireworks and we saw a flash outside of our window. >> loud noise has been startling babies, pets and setting off car alarms. >> it is scary. my son was asleep and my first concern is he would wake up. >> at first the loud noise was a source of chatter on twitter and now neighbors are frustrated. it has been a month and there is no end to the disturbance. police are getting their fair share of calls at police dispatch. >> if i get calls we had another one of the explosions north of my location. >> someone called and said they think it is a bottle rocket. >> this map shows the areas where the reports have come in. police say most likely it is a home-made explosive to blame. >> at this point it could be a fireworks device. we are not positive. we are doing some work trying to figure out exactly where in the city these are happening. if they are watching i would ask you to please stop because it is keeping us up 5 night and it is scary for my child. >> it is not just berkeley where people are hearing

. >> walking down a bay area street when all of a sudden, bam. tonight, the vicious street attack caught on camera. good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm allen martin. ken and liz have the night off. it is hard to watch, but police gave it to andria borba because they want you to see it. >> he's alive. >> reporter: at the corner of gary and larkin. a homeless man known as robert sore vived survived this. the attack was caught on surveillance video outside gang ways bard. owner jung li clean up his blood. >> i let him use my restroom. i treated him. i gave him a drink. >> reporter: in the tenderloin, a neighborhood known for tough talk and tougher characters, nobody had a bad word to say about robert. >> he's a good guy. he is homeless, but he doesn't start trouble. >> reporter: carlos manfredi agrees. >> he always had a smile on his face. no matter the situation or how hungry he could have been. >> reporter: a building attendant named michael visited him and was relieved to see him up and talking after the attack. >> he asked if they caug

. >> bam, bam, bam. >> reporter: during opening statements, the prosecutor detailing the deadly rampageplayed out on dash cam video. >> ambulance 21. shots are fired. all throughout the highway. >> reporter: the whole thing starting with sergeant cory wright questioning the then 17-year-old pulled over on the side of the road. when sergeant ride goes back to his cruiser, grunwald's 27-year-old boyfriend starts shooting. pros skutecuteors say grunwald hit the gas, slowing down only so the boyfriend could shoot another officer. garcia is finally killed in a shootout with police. >> male subject has been shot. >> reporter: while prosecutors make them sound like the diabolical couple from "natural born killers." the defense says megan, seen here weeping and quivering in court is no a compccomplice. >> he's mixing threats with you know i wouldn't hurt you. you know i love you. and then keep driving or so help ming i'll kill you. >> reporter: the teen is expected to take the stand. for "good morning america," tom llamas abc news new york. >> our thanks to tom. >>> time again for the weather.

it descends into the santa clara valley overnight and watch this bam, it's out of here by mid-morning. leave us with partly cloudy skies on saturday. breezy west winds 10 to 20. and temperatures pretty seasonal. so here's the other side of the question. how much rain? this is very unusual. we are going to see more rain to the east and to the south. gives you a good idea of the track of this very fast-moving system over six-tenths inch in pleasanton. it's currently 69 going up to 72 in sacramento. winter weather advisory in the high sierra. sunset tonight at 7:54. we'll start to see increasing clouds by then and temperatures into the 50s and 60s up to about 70 for the warmest locations. rain moves out by the afternoon hours easily on saturday. warmer conditions on sunday through tuesday. and if you are heading to the a's game i'll see you there. dress in layers. >> over the a's dugout? >> that's my seat. we want you to be one of our weather watchers. go online to cbssf.com/weatherwatchers. >>> let's check the stock market. the dow is up 11. beats being down 11. >>> hundreds of people s

a leach bleerchg a little arsenic, sea salt bam dead. easy stuff. come on. the homemade stuff isn't working other states are going old school. >> tennessee has joined seven other states that would use the electric chair. four states would use the gas chamber. and utah's governor signed a law last week bringing back the firing squad. >> larry: oh my god. the firing squad. somebody call turner classic movies man. can we tie people to railroad tracks? ( laughter ) now, perhaps the most troubling aspect of the death penalty is the way it disproportionately scwiewz along racial lines. blacks make up 13.2% of the population but when it comes to death row the numbers are a little different. >> 42% of death row inmates are african american. >> larry: this is not the kind of equal representation we've been marching for. right? so there appear to be a lot of good reasons to be against the death penalty. howsomever, we're not talking about capital punishment in the general sense. we're talking about this local bastard. we've been asking the question should we kill this

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betty: because the -- jonathan: because the bam has become a point of competition. a lot of new hotels have big bathrooms and they sparkle. we wanted the bathrooms to -- betty: i noticed that there's a television. betty: we have televisions in mirrors. every bathroom has a tv in it. betty: one thing i have to and is do you test the mattresses out? >> i have tested many. my wife and i have stayed in this hotel. it is comfortable. >> it's pretty comfortable. do you do this in every one of your hotels? you pick every piece of fabric -- jonathan: we have lots of renovations. we bought a hotel in hollywood, california. we finished up a $30 million renovation. in nashville, tennessee -- $12 million on a new lobby and restaurant. we redid all of the guest bathrooms. i pick every fabric. betty: what is it like? you walk into a room and say yes, yes, no, no? jonathan: i will sit there with designers, and they will show lots of different fabrics. i will ask to make it greener. can you make this bluer? can this be darker? lighter? we will be in their offices or they will be in

. >> reporter: it's a traditional art form that he has turned into a business using the strongest bamframework and paper and silk as canvas for traditional painting and when completed each kite tells a story with shapes and colors the symbolizing harmony to prosperity to long life and they become flying works of art. tens of thousands of people come here every year for the quite festival and competitors for the honor of being recognized as a kite master. anyone can learn to fly a kite but it takes experience and special skills to master it to learn to dance with nature with grace, beauty and longevity and the dragon symbolizes china and nothing more exciting to look in the sky and see a master piece and once a year it's a giant canvas celebrating heritage china. >>> now for something a little more high tech japan has its first robot receptionist. marked its first day at work at a major department store in tokyo on monday by greeting customers as they walked in the department store said it hopes the robot will be an effective tool in giving directions to customers and boosting store ca

( laughter ) bam! got them both. but it also bans spending at movie theaters, nail salons, jewelry stores, casinos and tattoo parlos. which really sucks because you need a tattoo just to remember all the places you can't go. ( laughter ) all right, all right,un, all right, fine. some of that-- some of that i get. but you know what? welfare comes on cash assistance cards now, you know, which is basically like an a.t.m. card. does that mean you take out your money and spend it on whatef. >> it also sets a $25 a day limit on a.t.m. withdrawals with cash assistance cards. >> larry: $25. i think finding an a.t.m. that spits out $5 bills is even harder than finding a job right? ( applause ) i mean, it doesn't make sense. you know, this is ridiculous. i'm sorry i have to talk to cancas directly for a second in my stew segment called "that state is cray." ♪ that stay is cray ♪ ( applause ) >> larry: kansas, you cray. did you know that while you're limiting how poor people spend their money you're $30 billion in debt, all rig

bam. from inside the store a board game store that car crashing right in.yee had to jump out of the way. police say they were chasing the driver who jumped out of the car and tried to run. he was caught just steps away and now faces a long list of charges. luckily, no one was hurt in this crash. >>> and this from australia giving new meaning to the term car pool. that blue car winding up fully submerged in the backyard pool of a house in sydney. the driver and two passengers were able to escape without serious injury. the car had struck another vehicle, jumped a curb and went straight through a fence. they used a crane to pull it out. >>> we turn to the courthouse in downtown los angeles. now it turned into a makeshift maternity ward when a woman suddenly went into labor. she gave birth to a baby boy there. all happened so fast paramedics couldn't even get there. instead sheriff's deputy has to pitch in and deliver the baby and did a pretty good job delivering a baby boy named malachy. this morning mom and baby are doing fine. hope it's not a sign for the r

this one is 23 hours, so from start to finish it's bam bam, bam. there's a lot going on here. it takes place mainly for cotton over in venice and then in croatia. while we were on a cruise a couple of years ago, i swore it was a vacation, but it didn't become one. so i started looking around everywhere. so cotton, everything he does on that ship i tended to kind of do a little bit too. so that ship is part of this whole thing that he gets caught up in, and then he ends up in croatia while his boss is in washington washington d.c. blithe and i went to the w -- elizabeth and i went to the fdr library in hyde park and overseas as well. when you go to the national gallery of art, there's a paining in gallery 62 that forms a big part of this novel towards the end of the story. it's happening in gallery 62, it's there. it contains some incredible symbolisms that will be very much -- you'll be very fascinated by, i know i was. the painting is huge. it's probably, i don't know 15 feet or so wide about 8-9 feet tall. has a big frame on it about this wide. well, i made it up that the fr

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he is believed to be a member of an al quada splinter group and linked the 2002 bali bammings. >>> mcdonald'sed its raising the hourly pay for 90,000 u.s. workers. the company says it will boost salaries by 10% start on the ground july 1st, employees had asked for 15% increase. the pay rise only applies to staff at 1500 company owned restaurants and not employees working at franchises. >>> in bolivia spanish is promoted as the dominance of many official languages, in spied of that 10,000 people still peek inning doubling justice languages for the first time in its history bolivia is trying to promote those traditions. a report on how the policies are working in classrooms and beyond. >> reporter: a very basic conversation. but until recently spanish and perhaps english or french were the only languages taught in bolivian schools. this despite more than half of the 10 million population belonging to indigenous populations speaking two other languages. >> the idea is not to create an idea but fine-tune and consolidate the identity that we have. low biff vinnies have various characters, one of w

> reporter: it's a traditional art form that he has turned into a business using only the strongest bamamework and the finest paper and silk as a canvas for traditional paintings and when completed each tells a story with shapes and colors symbolizing harmony to prosperity to long life they become flying works of art. tens of thousands of people come here every year for the quite festival from around the world vying for the honor as being recognized as a kite master. anyone can learn to fly a kite but takes experience and special skills to master it and learn to dance with nature with grace beauty and longevity, the dragon symbolizes china and people look at the sky and see a master piece and once a year it becomes a giant canvas celebrating their heritage. al jazeera, china. >>> before we go let's update you on breaking news we brought you a few minutes ago media reports of at least 20 people dead in another ship that sinks in the mediterranean and bring you more on that and can get it on our website at al jazeera.com. >> another boat full of migrants runs aground just one day after wh

walgreens is just being negligent an allowing these expired tags to remain on the shelf and consumers get bamed. >> reporter: walgreens tells me that it will honor the lowest displayed price even in instances when the sale has expired. they say they welcome feedback in areas where they're not meeting customer expectations. now we'll have to just wait and see if this time they come up way solution. >> i think a lot of us are wondering would i catch this at the register? do you think most people do? >> i don't think so. especial physical people are buying more than one item. >> right. >> they think they're getting a deal and they're not getting a deal. speaking of deals tomorrow night at 11:00 o'clock i'll have a story about sales that never end end. we tracked prices at self big department stores and what we found may have you thinking twice about jumping on deal. >> you always say read the fine print. >> um-hmm. >> you need glasses and mag any feig glass calendars. you might as well bring a suitcase along with in order to go shopping. >> keep an eye on it. >> see you tomorrow at 11:00. >> jim

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nearly three weeks since it bam there is no let up in the air campaign, with a daily average of 80 raidsalition says the strikes are breaking the houthis houthis slowly causing them to lose the fight. >> translator: we are targeted a number of caves, they have been converted in to weapons and ammunition stores and also command centers we destroyed them. >> reporter: is yawed rape i can't says it has managed to muster the support of major tribes in yemen a generally mobilization has been announced wrong the tribes to confront the houthis and the forces loyal to former president sadder. but many believe that without a unified command to coordinate their operations, even those tribes may not be able to tip the scale in favor of the anti-hall i campaign. mo happened em vall. al jazerra, on the saudi border with yemen. >>> two embassies attacked and the libyan capital triply an explosion heard at the moroccoan embassy, in an early attack gunmen killed two security officers out outside the south korean embassy. shots were fired from a car. fighters loyal to isil say they are behind the attack.