and from mark zurker berg >>> relics of war killing and pounding. next, the success in clearing land mines from mozambique. and my conversation with cindy mclain will per part. >> and california's wildfires claim more homes and lives. >>> emergency crews until california found two more victims of the state's devastating wildfires. the bodies found inside homes burnt by the valley fire. that and another fire burning further east killed five, destroying 800 homes. crews say rain and cooler weather helped them make progress fighting the fires. >>> a hearing to despite whether bowe bergdahl should be prosecuted. his commander described a 5-day gruelling search. he was held by the taliban for five years and released after fich taliban prisoners were released. >> officials want the transcripts public. >> there's no question this is a case of considerable center. many made up their minds. a few people maybe haven't. i think it would be halthy for everyone to have more information rather than less. >> defense attorneys say they plan to call four witnesses,

>> this new cold war is putting strains on those like constantine, a cold miner who game to barons berg learning he could make four times as much as he earnt in ukraine. and like the chinese business tycoons and prospectors, he left home to boost his earnings in a frigid region shaping up as the next battle ground in a new cold war >>> that's the show for today, i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. >> protestors are gathering... >> there's an air of tension right now... >> the crowd chanting for democracy... >> this is another significant development... >> we have an exclusive story tonight, and we go live... [ ♪ ] in the race for the white house in 2016, a fast-talking first-time candidate has been getting the lions share of the attention pt the other party that held the oval office for the last 25 years has an ongoing race. a long-time front runner feeling the heat, and a prominent politician is weighing whether to jump into theac

>> this new cold war is putting strains on those like constantine, a cold miner who game to barons berg learning he could make four times as much as he earnt in ukraine. and like the chinese business tycoons and prospectors, he left home to boost his earnings in a frigid region shaping up as the next battle ground in a new cold war >>> that's the show for today, i'm ali velshi, thank you for joining us. joining us. al jazeera america gives you the total news experience anytime, anywhere. more on every screen. digital, mobile, social. visit aljazeera.com. follow @ajam on twitter. and like aljazeera america on facebook for more stories, more access, more conversations. so you don't just stay on top of the news, go deeper and get more perspectives on every issue. al jazeera america. >>> lethal force. >> and after a lengthy confrontation, both deputies fired shots, causing the man's death. >> a fatal encounter between police and man who appears to have his hands up. >> the shooting races questions about training and the use of force. >> not backing down. >> you are going to have a long day.

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joining us now to break it all down, rebecca bird and john mccormick from blood berg politics. his latest piece explores the science behind trump mania. donald trump, he was very giddy today, rebecca. he was able to show for the cameras that he got on the rnc plane, he came to new york to solicit this pledge from donald trump. we know that donald trump is pledging to run as a republican, seemingly putting the stake through the heart of a possible independent bid at some point. this is not like a legally binding document. in terms of ballot access, this is a much easier path for donald trump to go on. >> exactly, luke. this is why we see trump signing this agreement today. it's not as you mentioned legally binding. if he had any political reason to at some point need to renege on this agreement, he could do so without any major implications except maybe a political implication to that. but it is -- it's really another win for donald trump. i mean, we have seen him time and again back the republican party into a corner. they probably thought by circulating this agreement to the c

is there a glencore without glaze and berg? iteft tenants -- is not as if they are absolved of what is going on. the question would be would replace him? what is glencore without him? the program that is then placed on him over the last few weeks seems out of proportion to the environment. it is it -- it is as if people had a over elevation. it is an unreasonable expectation. jonathan: one of the few to say what knows is going on in china anyway. i would rather have the honesty of that kind of position than what we have seen from andrew mckenzie. he forecast at all. he saw $45. that is nonsensical. much better to be honest about the situation. at least you can try to understand what is going on. as far as i can see, glencore is trying to do exactly that. he said things are not good and he is trying to make good for what is happening in the world. when paul gait looks, what does he capitulate? paul: when someone can prove to me that you can generate copper. point out howan -- what i at chilean see is pebble, resolution. get thos

take that. >>> joining us rebecca berg, good to have you with us.eporter at the washington free beacon, lachlan, good to have you, rebecca, i have to say, this i have no dog in this hunt, but bobby jindal referring to trump's hair even if hardly original. he's showing moxy. what do you think? >> he's showing some moxy, lou, and giving donald trump a taste of his own medicine. using the personal attacks that aren't really based in policy, but we've seen with these other candidates in the republican field how ineffective attacking donald trump can be. just look at rick perry who today we find out is dropping out of the race, the first republican candidate to drop out of the race for president. lou: i think we should point out something else, rebecca, i think we should point out something else, rick perry was if not the first, he was very early in insulting donald trump much to his regret i'm sure. >> exactly my point. and actually his campaign has said, and he has said, he told me that he didn't regret it, that it was the right thing to do, and it was

glasson berg. how much pain? devon: quite a bit.lost half $1 billion yesterday, and that is more than a quarter of his net worth in one day. it is pretty painful. jonathan: we were talking about the glencore billionaires club when this company ipo. how many are left? devon: it is a club of one right now. one who still has glencore. you have a couple executives who do still own shares. they both lost $200 million each yesterday, and they are worth about half a billion at this point. how far they have fallen. jonathan: a lot of people are thinking -- they are ceiling pain a lot of people felt in the ipo. the difference here i guess is that these execs also bought into the share sales less than two weeks ago. we have to recalculate they are feeling once again wiln. how many bought into that? that: we know for fact those three executives definitely bought into that share sale, and at least two others did as well. they really had to get into the game as part of their agreement package. may have to keep their shares equal. so they spent h

east hills berg 47. duncan mills near jenner 48 degrees.alley in the santa cruz mountains holding steady at 49. san francisco, rare event. low is below 60. 59 this morning with west wind of 20 miles per hour. 64 noon, 67 for a high. sunny. south at concord, west, southwest fairfield. sfo west about 20. 18 hayward west. west southwest. san jose, a little southeast breeze. 55 bodega bay. cooler helps with that. san francisco, half-moon bay and monterey cooled off a bit, but still in the low 60s. 53 santa rosa. around the area i've seen low 50s as well. san jose and fremont, some on the peninsula and san francisco, finally. ukiah at 53, 60 in monterey. the system that came by was a dry front. but the second one coming from portland and seattle has more. breezy morning, cool, cool. patchy low clouds. support for the fog is losing its grip in the heat. this system moves and in drives in. rebound in temps sunday and monday, but cooler until then. it's tough to get this much cooler, but i think we will tomorrow for some areas. santa rosa only reas

. >>> tonight on "the late show" page and jerry eisen berg. >>> on tuesday, in the 7th ining in pittsburgh last night, cardinals outfielder dove for a fly ball, he lay motionless for several minutes. he was taken out on a stretcher. doctors say he has a bruise if his head, all tests are negative. he is being kept overnight for observation dmpblts washington nationals suspended jonathan applebaum. he didn't like rarper not running harold to 1st late in the game. he has been suspended for four games without pay which means the rest of the season t. team has been eliminated from the playoffs. >>> in nfl monday night football, packers quarterback aaron rogers threw for 353 yards and after building a big leak, green bay defeated the chiefs 38-28. we stop arthritis pain, so you don't have to stop. has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast. the second lasts all day. we give you your day back. what you do with it is up to you. tylenol . enough pressure in here for ya? i'm gonna take mucinex sinus-max. too late, we're about to take off. these dissolve fast. they're new liquid gels. and you'r

. >> when someone berg lag rises your home, it sings like a canary. clayton sandell has the story. >> reporter: danny wheeler was at work in new york city when his smartphone alerted him to two guys doing something dumb. >> i opened up that notification, saw that there was somebody in my house who i did not know, so, i immediately called 911. >> reporter: the two burglary suspects went rummaging through his stuff, going in and out of his bedroom as wheeler watched live, even sending video to the nypd. >> now they had really, really good photos of who these guys were. >> reporter: the system wheeler used is called canary and sells for $250. it is one of a rapidly growing number of inexpensive, do it yourself security setups. the i-smart alarm goes for $199. $249 for two cameras from lorex, all helping stop break-ins without breaking your wallet. if there's an intruder in the house, this system will alert me on my smartphone and if i want to try to scare them away, just sound the alarm. but security experts say compared to more expensive high end system

poughkeepsie to new berg, bridge water, 70. tomorrow with the cold front combined with tropical moisture, we could see one or two thunderstorms in the afternoon. it is mainly tomorrow night in to wednesday morning when we will see most of the heavy rain. right now just a few light showers. nothing heavy at all. watch how things progress. this is tuesday morning at 6:00. you can see it is very light and spotty across the area. then the cold front starts to approach on tuesday night. that's when we see the heavy rain moving through. this is wednesday morning. 7:00, it will be a mess. upwards of three inches of rain in some spots. over the weekend, it just depends on joaquin's track in terms of how much rain we will get and the intensity of the rain and coastal conditions we will see here. we will update you with each forecast letting you know what is happening. tomorrow, 81, a muggy summer-like day. the temperatures cool down to the 60s and a lot of rain the next several days. tomorrow morning on today in new york they will have

. >>> cast of modern family featuring the sophia berg ra.aturing several cast members remaking cheers. reuters is reporting the costume worn by carey fisher in star worse is going to auction. it is estimated to sell up for $120,000. and before sitting down with jimmy fallon, hillary clinton got some advice from none other than donald trump. >> you want to win? here is what you got to do. first, yell. i yell all the time. next, pick three things everyone loves and say you hate them. watch, puppies, stupid. rainbow, total losers. fall foliage, tree puberty. are you writing all this down? >> hold on. let me grab my pen. ask your doctor now about prescription kerydin. used daily, kerydin drops may kill the fungus at the site of infection and get to the root of your toe tucking. kerydin may cause irritation at the treated site. most common side effects include skin peeling... ...ingrown toenail, redness, itching, and swelling. tell your doctor if you have any side effect that bothers you or does not go away. stop toe tucking... and get the drop o

. >> the board is meeting in both berg at the coming headquarters to find a new chief executive to take over for martin winterkorn. outsiders are gathering the headquarters. will beinvestigation opened to see if cars are sold there by this cheating software. is set to take the reins. porsche is one of vw's strongest brands. most of his career, he worked at audi. he is very well respected in the organization. it is possible he will be brought in on a temporary capacity. we also expect heads to roll as the company tries to work out who is responsible for installing these cheating software's that lie about fuel emissions in an estimated 11 million vehicles. whoever does take the reins will face an uphill battle as they rebuild the tarnished brand. our correspondent explains. "the car" is volkswagen's international slogan, and it has come to represent a cornerstone now.rman innovation until the new ceo faces an uphill battle, and that begins with pinpointing who is responsible for the biggest scandal in vw's 78-year-old history, and recalling millions of cars affected worldwide. all never s

we'll go clued wri and then the -- cloudy and then the rain develops in the north bay. 40s for hills berg, windsor, calastoga. warmer in petalulma, but cool air getting trapped. 50s for many, 50 to near 60. not much of a breeze yet, but we expect that to pick you later. system has good cold air support. future cast shows the system by 2:00 in santa rosa and lake county, mendocino county, heavier amounts. then it falls apart but still makes it by 6 to 9:00 tonight. even down to the south bay and santa cruz mountains. after that high pressure starts to build back in. we'll take one sis tell. not unusual -- system. not unusual, really. morning fog, some sun, increasing clouds. rain in the north bay, 60s, 70s and the breeze krangz up by this afternoon and evening out of the south and southeast. highs below average. tomorrow morning, clear it out, everything then starts warmup, especially into the weekend. >> i think pam is will to accept that. >> i'd like one more warm weekend -- >> not that warm. >> not 100. >> after all you did for her? >> i know. i'm working on it. >>> time is 4:50. warrio

hank sill iser of berg was there. how was it? >> reporter: there's no better flies watch a concert than on the capitol lawn on a nice pleasant sunday evening, labor day weekend. the best way we thought we could show you, i was with journalist graham knight. we thought we would show you the sights and sounds. >> what a better way to spend labor day. [ music ] >> reporter: what did you like the most? >> the first, the national anthem. that was the greatest, yeah. [ music ] >> the battle hymn of the republic, spectacular. just a wonderful night. [ music ] >> we missed the 4th of july concert this year, but we just love this feeling of beg out here. i'm actively writing a facebook host. low-key, cool, uncrowded, and buggy. >> reporter: well, there were some bugs out here but it was still a great time. as far as we know there were no incidents. everything went smoothly. on capitol hill, hank silverberg, wusa9. >> thank you hank. lots of people told hank they like the cop sert because it was a lot less crowded than on july 4th. >>> it

rookie greg berg says enough is enough. this is a bomb of a three-run shot. yankees rally to win 8-6. they move a half game back of the blue jays who lost to boston. >>> there was a buzz around the giants today. jason pierre-paul could be back soon. he took his physical anz met with tom coughlin. he wasn't ruled out for the opener in dallas. over at jets camp, geno smith back in full pads since his jaw was broken. geno won't file charges, but he didn't want to talk much about the incident. >> a lot of the outsiders were in this locker room and i think the team did a great job of moving forward and not talking about it. that's what i want to do as well. i want to move forward and put the incidents behind me. >>> tom bowles says he was likely to miss about four weeks. >>> a stunner at the u.s. open. andy murray is out. upset by kevin anderson of russia. sensational points like this one. he won over the crowd in new york. murray, 2012 u.s. open champ out in the fourth round. looking ahead to tomorrow, venus against serena. the big one. >> looking forward to that

there's been a lot talked about morse or mo berg. did you know him? >> yes. >> can you tell us how -- >> mo berg was a baseball player of some note in the major leagues. he was recruited by the oss and became an agent for them and went abroad during world war ii. we used to see him occasionally. now, he became -- we ran into him occasionally because he was -- he might be in the same spots, same places that we were. he was -- i was not part of this, but apparently grose decided to see if heisenberg could be eliminated. that's another story where mo berg was involved in tracking down heisenberg in switzerland. but that's really the end of the story. probably a good idea that such a plan was not carried out because it would have caused the germans to see the immediate importance of an atomic bomb and our involvement and our manufacture of the bomb would be more apparent to them. they might have changed their targe targets. >> he went to princeton too, right? >> yeah. >> but you didn't overlap? >> no. i don't know what class he was. >> i read he spoke sev

he was defeated by silver berg. >>> and a group of democrats are pushing for a background checks for gun buyers. this comes a week after two were shot and killed on live tv. it has a petition supporting stricter laws. right now, private sales including those at gun shows are not subject to background checks. >>> the local chamber of commerce in roanoke is raising money for a tribute to the woman who survived the on-air ambush. they want to build a new community center in honor of vicki gardner. she is doing better now as she recovers from being shot in the back. the chamber president told wdbj gardner has had this vision for a long time and they gearing to make sure -- they're going to make sure it happens. >>> i want to show you a hero's welcome for a man who took down a suspected terrorist. this is u.s. air force airman first class spencer stone as he stepped off the plane near sacramento last night. looking energetic. you can see the bandages on his hand, hurt in the struggle with the suspected gunman. 200 were there to greet him on his way home from ramstein, germany. he's the la

today lawyers for sergeant bowe berg bargh bergdahl plan to call witnesses for his defense. he could spend a lifetime in prison ifev he's convicted of deserting the army in afghanistan. on thursday, military witnesses testified that bergdahl endangered his fellow sl oldiers. >>> the fbi says a queens man was ready to die for isis. he's now behind bars. he was denied bail thursday in brooklyn federal court. prosecutors say the 22-year-old tried several times to fly to get on board a plane. they say his oal was to join isis on the battlefield in syria. >>> police still trying to track down the person who stabbed a livery cab driver to death. it happened in brooklyn. the story breaking yesterday on "today in new york." police say the 35-year-old raphael veras was working his first solo day when he was killed in east new york. he was sitting in his car when a man approached him with a knife. police say veras was stabbed several times in the neck and body. his family is in shock, insisting he didn't have any problems with anyone in the neighborhood. >> he don't do anything wrong

. >> happening today, military hearing continues for army sergeant, bo berg doll. his lawyers will pre present evidence, but it is in the clear if he'll call sergeant to the stand. trying to determine if he would face court marshall on charges every de is her sean, held sergeant for five years until a prisoner swap with the united states. >> how dear oath owes are making a difference, money watch's jill wagner joins us liver from the new york stock ex chance, i guess good excuse to eat them, not that i needed one. >> yes, i will take any excuse i can get. >> good morning, we start with the federal reserve, still not able to riz interest rate just yet. says the us john market is strong, but concerned about overseas economy such as china fed had lowered rate to near zero during the financial crisis in 2008 to help boost the economy. that's where they've stayed ever since. we could see rate hike though later this year. >> warning for apple users, a significant number of customers say their mobile devices have crashed while download g apple's new operating system ios9.

. >> and as you mentioned, visited facebook mark sucker berg, as well. earlier today he went to google. tonight's event started at 5:00. he is expected to speak at 7 p.m. back out here live. now, there are thousands of people who are not happy with his visit here today. you can see some of them back here. coming up at 6:30, we'll tell you exactly why they are unhappy. live, maria medina, kpix 5. >>> earlier today t prime minister met with govrper jerry brown. according to the governor's office t two discuss climate change, renewable energy, and the digital economy. the governor has been very active in dealing with climate change. he made a trip to the vatican to adrez it. speaking of climate change, looked a little different today. the french capitol banned cars on a quarter of its streets to raise awareness of the issue. the city will host a global summit on climate change in november. >>> sacramento state student who helped take down a gunman on a paris-bound train was the real star in this weekend's hornets football game. >> we would like to present a

. >>> accompanying tom brady in court was his sketch jane roses zen berg. many thought the star player was unrecognizable in the last 67. rosenberg who's been a 6 sketch artist for 35 years didn't enjoy the recent spotlight and practiced sketching brady before today today's court appearance. >> important note for parents tonight. new jersey's new child passenger safety law goes into effect tomorrow and these new rules are some of the most lee stick tiff in the country when it comes to how kids should be buckled up. governor christie sign this legislation back and new rules from birth to age two a child under 30 pounds rear facing car seats with five-point harness from to to eight children must be a car seat or booster seat in the back seat until they're at least eight years old or 57-inches tall. fines range from 50 to $75. >> back to school across the region and there are now just eight days until school starts in philadelphia. "eyewitness news" at mckinley elementary in north fill daal. teachers were preparing their classrooms. parents have about a week t

let's break it down with brian brennan berg. how is it supposed to work.ings that are good for them. is that kind of sort of thinking that is going out with this policy. >> that may be well-intentioned and well and good. it may be the start but is not where it ends. this is going to be used using government money to manipulate people into using more government money. the tyrant, good, let's get people to save more, but enrolling for food stamps. they use different kind of advertising techniques to get more people enrolled which is not a question of russian now, people necessarily making bad decisions.decisions. that is an ideological question that we have to be careful about. kennedy: and that is increased dependency. force us into making certain decisions. although they may call it a nice now come at the end of the day they are the ones who can put us in jail for not following these prescriptions. >> that is the risk. you can talk about a knowledge. what happens when you just blanket pass a law this is people can't buy soda over 32 ounces. the oldest peop

that's morning, let's start up near the poconos here. 68 degrees, good morning, keith, in sailors berg5% humidity. oh, my goodness. he says warm, humid it morning, but looking forward to the weekend. things will get much better for us as we head toward the weekends, we head further south look at this one, ed, 6 degrees where he is, too, i have to show you the picture that ed took yesterday morning. beautiful. look at this. gorgeous, hoping that we don't have as much moisture out there this morning, for you, and but, you know,'s humid there too dark and humid, let's hit one more here, it is lynn, and she's in cherry hill, 73 degrees where she is, and again, she's feeling that humidity. we're all feeling the humidity, in the upper 60s, so relief not here quite yet everybody, it is on the way, humidity left look dropping getting into the weekend, big difference here, we get to the pleasant and awesome range saturday and sunday, then we start to kick up again, as we get to monday day. but talk about the weekends. it will be sunny skies, cooler temperatures, beautiful lower humidity, if you

we have heard reports of several hundred refugees taken off a train in austria in salts berg g near theman border and taken instead to temporarily house ed in a parking structure, a garage of some sort. we have heard also reports of refugees from syria striking out on foot to cross the mountainous border between austria and bavaria and in the building we mind, this hulking railway station, shiulie, there is the reception sent, a kind of initial place for refugees to walk in, it's still full of donated flank et cetera and clothes and shoes, and a big pile of soft toys, teddy bears and things like that that had been given out to children. that's all still there, but the refugees are just not coming through. so it's a rather poignant scene real. >> i indeed. and obviously, how to deal with the refugees cries sit what ministers will be discussing in brussels rock, but we do know that 10s of thousands of refugees have his made it to munich in a short space of time. what will happen to them? >> reporter: well, some of them have already been disbursed to other places. there is a big conference

we'll trump -- will tromp either berge weaker or stronger? the 2016 race will take this up with real clear politics editor and though weekly standard fred barnes. the pentagon claims it is making progress in the fight against the islamic state but the army in particular appear do take leave of their senses on the issue of syria. believe it or not they think it is good news to announce there are now trained fighters on the ground. nine. they take up the failed policies. to schedule a an emergency meeting from the refugee crisis descents end to violence. croatia was initially open with more then 50,000 people crossing the border over the last few days. our top story the media mustering far more of rage then the pentagon whose fault call that the size of the trade and syrian forces -- this week. there are now trained fighters, nine of them double the number they told the central command two days ago. is a small number. talking four or five. >> with those of your training and equipping it is it the goal what is the expectation? >> it will not rea

sailors berg, low 60s at this hour, pretty much the trend, chesterfield, new jersey, cardington, low 50's, perkasie, 49 degrees. so again, cool start to the morning, we will rapidly warm the temperatures up once we get full sunshine. here we go. yesterday's high was on the cool side. but today so far the low for philadelphia has been 57 degrees. the coolest morning since june 5th. again, little taste of fall going on. yesterday's high, 72 degrees, a cool day, below average, should be at 79. watch what happens, each day, it does get a little warmer, finally when we hit tuesday, wednesday, thursday, high temperatures back into the 80s, so then we are getting above average once again. limit of summer still officially in the summer season. >> reporting stations officially low and mid 50's, over most locations, even some low 50's, north and west, buffalo state college, pittsburgh action cool air just sits over us, for about another 24 hours. rain across new england, that's the storm that brought the heavy rainfall we received on saturday, that was great news we certainly did need the rain

i think blazon berg probably nailed it. difficult to figure out what is going on in china right now. let's move to our top stories. here's vonnie quinn. vonnie: china marks the 70th anniversary of the end of world war ii by announcing the biggest military cuts in a most two desk decades. -- thesident says he was 2.3 million soldiers on duty. stephen engle is in beijing. >> i'm reporting outside of tiananmen square in the heart of beijing where the victory day parade is rolling by. here we have the tanks and artillery of the people's liberation army as they thlebrate the 70 anniversary of the end of world war ii. this is the president's opportunity to show his grip on the military and to show unity to the chinese people. bathing thiso parade in nationalistic tone, he's sending a message to the world and the region that china is a unified power and that it will be a force to be reckoned with. expected toa is overhaul its military and put it under a unified command. the political crisis in guatemala. the president -- president

he welcomes alec ellen page, jesse eisen berg and dominic wilcox.he fun gets start to do night >> freshly man cured man at a nail salon caught on camera showing his appreciation by robbing the place at gun point. that robbery happen at rockland nails in logan sunday just as it was closing along the 1300 block of rockland street. police say after the suspect received his manicure and was asked to pay, he pulled out a sawed overshot shotgun and began grabbing money from the regist register. >> underneath hess shirt and he point it -- told the rest of the workers go in the back. >> pretty nerve fifty two to sit at a nail salon and get, actually get a manicure and then produce a gun and announce robbery. and he's very serious about what he was doing. >> no one was injured. if you know who that suspect is, call police. >>> the search is on for vandal who's damaged a cemetery in new castle county delaware. "eyewitness news" at the jewish cemetery. early sunday morning police found numerous gravestones that were separated from their bases. one that was bro

volkswagen is headquartered invokes berg and lower saxony. .4%, aolkswagen down by big come back fromline just an hour ago. we get euro zone pmi data later, we've had data out of france and germany. his quarterlyolds meeting. we get manufacturing pmi data out of the debt it states, busy day in a busy couple of hours coming up. "the pulse" is next. news, there's to investors and this is the chairwoman that took charge when her father passed away last september. she is been in charge for 12 months. we have seen turmoil in emerging markets. she had a huge increase in january. today, she is saying the look to increase capital share and that include some dividends. it is a tough time, but she seems to have a good handle on it. i also spoke to the union leaders, this is part of a sustainability program. we have a show that is pegged to ceo'sws because we had in new york for climate week. the timing could not get more getect, because no one can sustainability right. mark: we look forward for that, that is in five minutes. we will have an ecb member to chatting to jonathan ferro. draghi prepa

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bowe berg dal could spend the rest of his life bhooil behind bars. >>> one hour from now, pope francissaid to announce brand new rules for annulment. what changes could mean for catholics around the world. >>> life with a selfie? the new way to pay. "fox & friends" first starts right now. ♪ lose my mind because you make me crazy ♪ good morning to you. you are watching "fox & friends" first. it is 5:00 a.m. and that could make anybody crazy. >> thanks so much for waking up early with us. we begin with a fox news alert. bea u bergdahl could be spendin the rest of his life behind bars. nearly five years after he walked away from his post in afghanistan. now, in addition to desertion, he's facing a rare charge that carries a much harsher punishment. >> kelly wright is here to break down the latest for us. good morning to you, kelly. >> that harsher charge is based on a charge that was used a lot in world war ii. but prosecutors say army desserters bergdahl is facing charges from when he walked off base while in afghanistan. he joined the army, he trained for seven months and then was stati

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wayne freedman has more from the river in pits berg. >> reporter: a simple pleasure, nullified by algaerussian river. the algae produces a neurotoxin. they call it... >> very bad death. it could kill a dog or small animal within 20 minutes to an hour. >> it was in a remote stretch of river. >> reporter: don mcinyale says the danger is subsiding due to a breeze and cooler temperatures, yet... >> the public health concern is lower than dogs and animals. >> reporter: this during one of the most-busy months of the year. >> it's toxic algae. >> reporter: despite cancellations she remains fully booked and warn pd tomorrow stay away if the their dogs. experts tell us this is about exercising common sense. >> you're not going to have to worry about walking through it. just don't touch your neighbor's toes after they do. >>> lake temescal is closed because of a toxic algae problem. recent tests of the water have been pretty good. >>> overseas, the hundred garin government will offer buss to take hundreds of my grants to the border with austria. a thousand my grants best to walk to the border. >>