in 1967, his parents move to birmingham, where boxes are storeed and forgotten again. that is until patrick moves here to take care of his parents and rediscovered them. his parents pass away in 1999, went 10 days of each other. the family home, in the time warn boxes are patrick and his sister's. proud of his family heritage, he shows off the heirlooms during dinner parties. >> i am crazy about history. and this was a resource i wanted to share with people. >> he brings them out to theing itiningit thanksgiving table. >> the dinner, between gravy bowl, and turkey you bridg brine map output it on the table. >> true, it was end of dinner, so it was mostly messy plates, that is probably madea worse. you know, as far as danger to the map. at the time it was the joy that it would give you looking at it. >> but by 2013, patrick wonders if he might reap another joy from his "strange inheritance." to be blunt, he could use the money. since retiring early at french, he has -- 47 he has accumulated credit card debt, and a home equity loan. >> credit card debt it monumental we h

birmingham alabama, mayor william bell joins me here in new york.o have you on the program, sir. >> thank you, poppy. >> thanks for being here. let me first get your take on this string of use of force cases that we're seeing in this country, they're dominating the headlines. what happened? where's the breakdown? >> well, i think what has happened over a period of time there's been a decentization between the police department and the community and it's on both parties. the police have for whatever reason just taken a hardline approach to policing communities, certain communities, and the general public has become wary of their involvement in the community, itself. and so what we're trying to do is trying to find ways to bring the community and the police department together to find a common ground. for example, in birmingham we have what we call community policing and revitalization. we also have a c.o.p.s program. c.o.p. citizens on patrol. where we have the police department and the communities interacting and understanding how the police departm

talk about beating the odds, a mother in birmingham, england, gave birth to a baby girl on saturday,new princess was born, and her last child was born on the same day as prince george nearly two years ago. >> so a bookmaker gave the odds of that happening as nearly 2 million to 1. it shouldn't have happened at all since the birmingham baby happened one week early and the princess showed up one week late. >> that baby be a de facto royal set of babies. >> gets a crown. >> fifth and sixth in line. >>> so a power couple of sports is no more. >> skier lindsey vonn, golfer tiger woods, you know them. you've seen them. they announced their breakup on line. she was on facebook. he was on his website. that's where they announced it. they had been together for nearly three years. vonn blames their hectic lives for keeping them apart. >> they have appeared at each other's sporting events. vonn even accompanied his children as they caddied for him at that pre-masters event last month, but a few week ss she admitted she doesn't really like the slow pace of golf. >> you know that's a deal breaker

atlanta builds the southeast regional airport and they boom and birmingham -- is too big airport forone of the biggest. three medium size airport instead of one supersized airport here. this "new york times" op-ed -- think about what the acres of land laguardia sits on could be used for. it could accommodate over 30,000 homes. could it? guest: it most definitely could. but how do we say to ourselves we are waiting on line eight hours on the runway in the middle of a snowstorm for a plane to take off because we don't have enough runway and access in or out. now think if we cut off one third of our air system here in new york city. the new would it damage york city airports, it would have ripple effects across the country. statistic no one realizes is almost 60% of the delays in airports throughout the united states of america start right here in new york city. betty: so we are to blame? guest: we are to blame. we need to update our airport system. care about this? you build fantastic buildings and you are in retail. why do you care about this? i love myove my city, country and i look

and we had to wait in the parking lot and he bought us chuck ice and he was inside this house in birmingham while we sat in the car. and then omar outted -- outed me. he had training camp and he said i had been with him for a year and never discussed by religion. but he suddenly said look at me with the infidel, jon, who is a jew and they all gasped and i said it is better to be a jew than an atheist. and i don't know why i said that because i am an atheist. and they all surrounded me and asked me what it was like to be a jew and treated me like a rare person. and this was like 1996-1997 and i remember at the time i met someone from the board of deputy, and he said you know britain, i think he meant me as well britain has not woken up to what islamic terrorism means. and i remember thinking and then four years later in 2001 omar's people have been implicated for terrorism. there have been occasions where a suicide bomber blew someone up and omar's number was in his phone. one of the drivers where the training camp was ended up blowing himself up and omar is in prison now. a few people said

i grew up in birmingham, alabama. the clue clucks kkk, church bombings, and once described as the most segregated city in america. i know how it feels to all aspirations when your neighbors think that you are incapable or uninterested in anything higher, and press there are some members of this audience who have faced that from time to time. we have not, and will not erase the impact of our birth defect of slavery, or the challenge of overcoming prejudices of one another. please remember this, we do not have a constitutional right not to be offended. we are americans. [applause] we are americans and i believe that we are fundamentally decent people. and in every decent society, whether here or abroad, we should seek not to offend, but we will help our cause if we also resolve to be slow in taking offense. it is a great act of kindness to give someone else the benefit of the doubt. try to react to others as you would hope they would react to you, no matter the color of their skin, and no matter the color of yours. and

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hand me that bat, jordan said i'm sure i can figure out how it works, as he got on the bus to birminghamm, if you couldn't show integrity for yourself and the children who worship you, at least show pride in your team. you're a patriot, tom brady, a team named after this country's most cherished post-9/11 surveillance act. (laughter) (cheers and applause) let me just say this -- from now on, we as a country are going to be watching your balls like a hawk. and not just those balls -- those nuts as well. (cheers and applause) and by the way... if you think i wouldn't chastise you if you had committed these acts while in my team in a new york giants uniform if you think i wouldn't chastise you for that that would be correct. (laughter) back. my husband, tre ponder was killed june 28, 2005 in afghanistan. my husband's death was the hardest thing i've ever faced. the special operations warrior foundation stepped in to help. now you can help, too. purchase new cherry 5-hour energy now through july 31st and a portion of each sale benefits special operations warrior foundation to help families o

he was from birmingham, alabama and his name was clinton stonewall iii this african-american guy. and when he introduced himself like that, clinton stonewall iii from birmingham alabama i said jeez, i mean is it possible to get more history into one name. [laughter] and he was just an extraordinary guy and gave this amazing speech when he was promoted. it was just incredible speech. and at the end of it all of his friends were going up to him and, you know in that sort of very punching him on the back and all this kind of stuff. and i sort of went up to him as well and congratulated him. honestly, my vision was all smeary because i had tears running down my cheeks in a rather pathetic way, but it was just so impressive. >> yeah. do you want to read one more passage? >> sure. so i thought this is -- i mean one of the things about the book w yeah, it's really -- i'm glad you said it was funny. and the humor comes from just this kind of, you know, collision really between, you know there's this world, you know where everyone had, you know, everyone is told what to do all the time. i'

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birmingham muslims have been stranded at sea. malaysia and indonesia promise to take in some of them. film festivals to present and upcoming project returning to the big screen after a five-year absence. we begin with the latest victory by islamic state fighters who have seized the ancient city of palymyra in. there's concern militants will destroy this ancient unesco site which predates islam. the city is of strategic importance to isis. it provides a gateway to iraq policy anbar province. mark thompson has the story. mark: it's long been a city known worldwide for its beauty and historical artifacts. now palmyra's strategic importance is taking center stage. it was seized on wednesday after a week of fighting against syrian government. >> were getting stronger and stronger on both sides of the border. there was a huge amount of almost and armor. >> the jihadist fighters have also taken nearby intelligence had orders and the notorious prison, which could give the group greater firepower in the long run. >> many of the prisoners

hand me that bat, jordan said i'm sure i can figure out how it works, as he got on the bus to birminghamu couldn't show integrity for yourself and the children who worship you, at least show pride in your team. you're a patriot, tom brady, a team named after this country's most cherished post-9/11 surveillance act. (laughter) (cheers and applause) let me just say this -- from now on, we as a country are going to be watching your balls like a hawk. and not just those balls -- those nuts as well. (cheers and applause) and by the way... if you think i wouldn't chastise you if you had committed these acts while in my team in a new york giants uniform if you think i wouldn't chastise you for that that would be correct. (laughter) back. strong can heal from miles away. unite us for a common good. and turn a simple video into endless laughter. strong can take you... all the way to the summit. oh my! so cool! think what strong can do for you. can i play too? at&t's network has the nation's strongest 4g lte signal. ♪ ♪ ♪ summer never looked so good. ♪ bud light lime® - same 100% natural lime flav

the feature of the nsa's spy birmingham now hangs in the balance. on thursday a federal 'peels court ruled the practice illegal. hours later senate majority leader mitch mcconnell took the floor to defending it calling it vital to security. >> not only have the tools kept us safe, there's not been a single incident not one, of abuse of it. >> the scope of the program was not known until edward snowden leaked documents two years ago. since 9/11 the agency has see correct lid collected and storrsed u.s. private programs under the patrioting at but that, the court ruled, was never authorized by the statute. >> you can do it both by security and constitutional rights. >> reporter: with it set to expire in three weeks, lawmakers are exploring new legislation that would essentially do away with the nsa program. one measure known as the freedom act would allow them to keep bulk phone records but allow them for terror investigations. while the obama administration has defended the legality of the program for that purpose, they say he's encouraged bibi parti

once it's defeated the tens of thousands of fighters - it's hard to imagine heading home to birmingham taking up their lives as they were before. is this going to be a long-term problem? >> definitely the foreign fighters is a long-term problem. there was different parts history, spain, years ago. foreign fighters fighting what was an ideological battle. it's important as well to stress the motivation as to why people are fighting. those local to iraq or syria had local issues of feelings of misrepresentation, grievances against the government. them going back to the society is less problematic if they are given an alternative to anticipate. the foreign fighters - the reason they come to the "ultimate 8" is ideological. they think there's a calling. they are looking for citizens not just fighters. you have women, family. it's different than what al qaeda was earlier and now, in specifically looking for jihadi fighters. at the same time there is a battle of narratives when you had a month or two months ago. 100, 200 charges growing. the rate of foreign fighters dropped as the islamic st

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julie: birmingham a big hunting ground tonight. tom: birmingham very important. the carpet of the election is in the midlands -- cockpit of the election is in the midlands and exit polls are showing the conservatives are doing well in the midlands and we are waiting for the results to see if that is the case.\ julie: i was going to ask, what factors we are looking at because we know that cockpit of the election is in the midlands and the is a battleground,. jane: we are looking at a ukip results that may be better than the productions, one of the things that purpose by surprise when the result came out. in our data of the ukip did well in the midlands. and we expected them to do well in these. that the east -- the ease. tom: tom: what do you make of this? >> it is not what they expected. it is not reflected response. we have a huge number of campaigners collecting detailed information with the responses and we have a very warm response today in the key states that we have been following across the country. it just simply does not fit with what we felt on the grou

out of birmingham alabama, capturing the rescue of a man stranded in a second-story unit of an apartment building. he and his dog barely made it out in time. the fire destroyed 21 apartment units. no official cause yet. a neighbor says it appears someone left food on a stove. >>> if you're used to the irs -- if you have used the irss' get script service, you may be in danger of identity theft. the kroox used data stolen from elsewhere to get access. the tax agency just noticed last week but sent $50 million in refunds before detecting the the scheme. >>> the company that makes spam is buying an organic company. hormel buying applegate farms. an loiss eye agree, with hormel's ceo. that's where the growth is. >>> two more restaurant chains moving away from artificial ingredients. taco bell hopes to replace most by the end of the year. it will affect most items, but not beverages and doritos items. pizza hut has eliminated transfats and msg. >> you love your taco bell. >> as long as it tastes the the same we're cool. >>> when we come back a swimmer trapped in a powerful rip current. hear fr

it's a long way from their air-conditioned flat in yemen and further from birmingham.he says her only wish now is to leave with her husband. every yemeni who has fled was looking for shelter, not a new home here, but with every day that passes, the temporary refuge is turning into a refugee camp. just like the war across the water, it's not going to end anytime soon. aerial bombing intensified as soon as the five-day cease-fire expired, targeting rebels who control most of yemen now. the united nations has announced he's talks later this month to try to save a nation on the brink of collapse and to stem the growing humanitarian crisis spreading to its neighbor across the sea. laura: still to come -- you may know him as the man on the $20 bill, but a new book illuminates how andrew jackson led american expansion into cherokee land. jeremy clarkson has admitted that being dismissed romm the bbc was entirely his own fault and that leaving the show has left a big hole in his life. he was asked from "top gear" this year after punching a producer. >> german clarkson back at

birmingham 85. thinks moving north over the course of saturday and sunday. high pressure drifts off a coast we will get into that return flow, milder air mass, temperatures climb to the mid 70's. then we will watch this warm front approach increasing high clouds through your saturday, chance of the scattered shower or thunderstorm, highs in the 80's but increasingly humid with that warm moist era head of the front. front gets closer during the day on sunday. better chance of the scattered shower or storm in the afternoon in the heat of the day and then the the front begins to move through by monday and we will cool it off a bit. a as far as probability of the precipitation during the day tomorrow nothing. a 30 percent chance saturday and sunday. monday going down to about 20 percent and then by tuesday with that front we will go up to 50 percent. this front will take its time moving through region and give us a chance of rain from saturday on war. the overnight tonight mainly clear and cool, low 52 in the city. some 40's in the suburbs. high tomorrow 75, wit

louis, little cooler in nashville, birmingham, have the showers moving through that area, but it hasrm it, has been dry all weekend long. heading into your tuesday temperatures ramp up the humidity does as well. 90 degrees will be high. wednesday same story. better chance for thunderstorms wednesday, but will take a while for this cool front to actually push through, nothing helping it along, so thursday, friday, still kind of stuck in the muck with temperature in the upper 80s uv indexes hi, nine eights 80s definately need to slatter on the sunscreen if you're out and b maybe sends the kids to school after recess. fifty-six, pretty comfortable. tomorrow dew point to the 60s. right now kind of in the not bad range. tomorrow we head towards the steamy range. holding toward oppressive wednesday. tomorrow afternoon showers thunderstorm activity will be spotty, maybe stray one by 7:00 p.m. on wednesday better chance for a thunderstorm. for overnight few clouds, mild breezy, 66, tomorrow partly sunny hot humid stray afternoon or evening thunderstorm. eyewitness weather seven day forecast

temperature to the south it is warmer in philadelphia then raleigh-durham and atlanta nashville, birmingham and little rock. only place beating us out today is st. louis and we made it to 58. temperatures mild in the evening. we have that clear sky, the cloud moving in tomorrow, and then, the rain. some showers and some thunderstorms but nothing severe expected. we are looking at all of the indexes that we look at when we are forecasting severe weather. it is not coming together for this event which is the the good news. by noon we will see cloud along i-95 corridor, new jersey still in the sunshine and then we will see scattered showers and thunderstorms bubbling up in the afternoon. two or 3:00 in the afternoon in the dinner hour and then as the sun goes down, everything fades on the radar screen. that is good news. in the wake of the front we have cooler conditions but ahead of it the for tomorrow afternoon still well in the 80's but then on wednesday we will cool it down in the 70's. earlier last week it looked like a front was stalled and we would have some issues with rain. it is not

apartment complex in alabama a1 police officers caught four people as they jumped from the complex near birmingham. five alarm blaze destroyed several units and much more than a dozen people, homeless. >>> a high school grad in tennessee who was accepted to every i've i league school in the the country is making headlines again because he reject every single one of those offers. instead, 17 year-old ronald nelson accepted a full ride to attend the university of alabama. he says the scholarship will benefit him and his family. ivy league schools did not offer him some financial assistance but his parents would have been stretched to pay the rest of it n high school nelson was senior class president, had near perfect test scores, and conduct his school's marching ban. >>> still ahead here on "action news" several popular aps could be bringing stranger into your home. warning for parents coming up in the next half an hour of "action news". >>> airports could be more prouder than ever this summer, record number of travelers are expected to take to the skies. u.s. airlines will carry 222 million passen

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american airlines birmingham england to jfk. not credible threat. airports switched.t was searched. passengers were debriefed. nothing found to be credible from that threat. then atlanta. hartsfield international. it was a non specific threat. there was also something very curious on monday memorial day, that had a somewhat different scenario. southwest airlines at buffalo niagara was checked by an explosive detection k-9 unit at the request of the pilot. nothing was found. that plane went on. all in all, multiple planes received threats. multiple airlines. at least four different law enforcement agencies received the communications of those threats. the big question now for today is who is responsible for the criminal behavior. john christine. >> i'm sure that investigation will turn up some key facts. >>> a washington post reporter on trial right now in iran accused of espionage in closed court this morning. we are live with the latest next. e a crazy bu ? start with a positive attitude... and positively radiant skin. aveeno® positively radiant moisturizer... with a

he was from birmingham alabama and his name was clinton's stonewall the third grade he was an african-americanuy. when he introduced himself like that i said is it possible to get more history into your name? he was just an extraordinary guy and gave us some aging -- amazing speech when he was promoted. it was just an incredible speech. at the end of that all of his friends were going up to him in that very punching him on the back of the sort of stuff. i sort of one of time as well and congratulated him but honestly tears running down my cheeks in a rather pathetic way. was just so impressive. >> do you want to read one more passage? >> one of the things about the book, i'm glad you said it was funny. the humor comes from just this kind of collision really between this world where everyone everybody is told what to do all the time. i come from this life where from college onward i have just done whatever i wanted 365 days a year. so this collision is quite interesting. i was always self-conscious on the boat. i know it should be called a ship that i'm calling it a boat. he never felt like it

an 18-year-old hacker from birmingham, aka trick, convicted of computer more prankster than threat. this was his handiwork. team poison, crashing britain's anti-terror phone lines posting on line. also publishing tony blair's private address book on the web. that landed him several months in jail. in 2013, authorities believe hussein became a more serious threat when he went to join isis in syria. last year he confirmed to cnn that he tweets under a name, linked to the attack in garland, texas. in october we speck oke to a fo member of team pie soison. he described the man known as trick. >> let's put it this way. i didn't think he was a threat at all until he was on video chat on skype with me dressed as a blank power ranger, holding up an ak-47, i thought was an air soft rifle. but quickly realized it was a real fully automatic machine gun. >> did hussein inspire the attacks in texas? hussein's twitter feed shows him cheering on the two gunmen involved. a u.s. official tells cnn investigators are looking at the degree to which hussein may have had a hand in the attacks. his old ha

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he relocated the family to alabama a suburb of birmingham. >> mountainberg is a sweet little southernown. you have that in your head that's exactly what it is. the yards are beautiful and the homes are beautiful. everyone is kind. >> lynn fearman was one of natalee holloway's closest friends. >> she came mountainburg in 8th grade, she made her way into a group of girls that i was becoming close friends with. and we clicked and started the typical junior high thing, you do the spend the night parties and go see movies and talk about boys. >> i will never forget her walking out her front door with her beautiful blonde hair and her smile and hopping in my little camry and then, you know, from then on, we were great friends. >> another close friend in their group was maly tucker, the three girls became fast friends and gave natalee a nickname. >> natalee was hooty who holloway and we called her hooty. >> hooty who hallway. >> natalee had several interests. >> she loved the wizard of oz. i can picture her room and it had all of these beautiful little wizard of oz things. she loved leonard

. >> hussein is from birmingham, england, and has been on the radar of british law enforcement for yearsonvicted of stealing tony blair's online address book and posting it on the internet. using the name "trick" he was cited for making crank phone calls to britain's anti-terrorism hot line, preventing legitimate callers from getting through. now analysts worry because of his radical beliefs and internet savvy, hussein might claim a social media attack and run with it. >> even though this one wasn't successful, it certainly is captured media attention. it's something that they want to replicate and given how successful they've been in using social media to radicalize and to absorb people to action, it certainly is a concern. >> and law enforcement officials tell us they're concerned about keeping track of other americans, people like simpson who might be falling jenay on social media and might be in touch with him. cnn, brian todd, washington. >>> the first of 400 military troops are in syria. the u.s. will train the rebels in small arms and battlefield tactics as well as how to use radi

we had the birmingham tornado, an e f2. measuring up to most things you get in the united states. if you think about 2004 this one, that caused injuries, several hundreds and destroyed a couple of hundred homes. across the continent we have outbreaks of tornado, taking place north-east of moscow 1984. 11 tornados, some f 4s and f 5s. where do you think the worse one was. it was down in malta where you expect fine weather. just before the foundation of the letter but 600 people were killed in that event. the weather in the next few days dry and fine >>> dramatic stuff. thank you for that. still ahead - slipping away. why one of the most famous glaciers is retreating at an alarming speed >>> and why football fan protests in indonesia forced f.i.f.a. to get involved. >>> you're watching the al jazeera newshour a reminder of the top story. there has been more than 30 air strikes in northern yemen following the houthi shelling of a border town. houthi fires fired mortar bomb and rockets. the civil zens said three people were killed. an afghan judge sentenced four men to death for the m

divorced, beth married a man named george he he relocated the family to alabama in a suburb of birminghammountain brook is a sweet little southern town. you have that image this your head, that's exactly what it is. the yards are beautiful, the homes are beautiful and everyone is kind. >> blair was one of natalee's closest friends. >> she made her way in a group of girls that i was becoming close friends with. and we clicked and started the typical junior high thing. you did the spend the night parties, go to movies, talk about boys. >> i'll never forget her walking out her front door with her beautiful blond hair and her smile and hop in her little camry, and from then on, we were great friends. >> another close friend in their group was maly tucker. they gave natalee a nickname. >> natalee was hootie >> holloway. >> natalee had >> interests. >> she loved the wizard of oz. i can picture her room, and it had all these beautiful little wizard of oz things she loved leonard skynyrd. she was on the school dance team, at sporting events. she was really smart. >> and all her hard work in high

during the 2001 anthrax attacks he is in birmingham, so sean, the pentagon said today that human error probably not a factor, they also said it was a failure probably of failure in the technical process. how can can that be? >> i don't know that i am going to agree that human error was not a factor. there is a serb protocol that folks follow to make sure that anthrax in a spore form isn't activated. and typically what we with see is that an activation process is cut short or. some reasons they didn't get enough inactivation time to be fully inactivated. if they mail it back and forth, whether it is act i or inactive is it pack canninged in the same stuff or is that different? >> well, i think that it is. you definitely have to follow extra protocol. however, the packages that left from what i see the packaging that left the facility initially and went around the world, was sufficient enough to hold what we were -- most concerned about. so i don't think can that those who were with involved in the shipping process and the receiving process, would be at tavern rick. definitely rick enoug

it received its flight from birmingham, england, to jfk was also threatened but by the time it landed in new york the threat was cleared and passengers were not detain ored or searched inbound flight from paris to boston as logan's airport was searched. busy day for investigators. melissa: laura, thank you so much. deadly floods charging through texas as the search continues for the dozen people still missing. >>> plus thousands of people's health insurance happening in the balance as the supreme court rules on obamacare. we'll tell you which states could be hit the hardest. more "money" coming up. ♪ time upon a once people approached problems the way same. always start at the starting. and questions the same asking. but that only resulted in improvements small. so we've got some ideas new. garbage can create energy. light can talk. countries can run on jet engine technology. when you look at problems in ways different you new solutions find. ♪ ♪ melissa: better hang on to your wallet. markets seeing red as major averages plunge the most in three weeks. look at that adding to bad news

flights from saudi arabia, madrid london and birmingham, england had false threats made against them.dead whale will sit there until the tide carries it back out to sea. they found one on portuguese beach. it's a 24-foot young gray whale and four dead whales have washed up on bay area beaches last week. last week dead whales washed up in pacifica and half moon bay. >> a paddle boarder found out why they were being warned of large sharks in the area. he spotted a gray white only ten feet away from him and he stuck his camera under water to catch video, one breached the water and did a belly flop and it was equally terrifying and exhilarating. dozens of young great white sharks have been spotted in that area. wild life officials say they're not a serious danger to humans until they grow to more than ten feet. a nine-foot shark would get my attention. you don't have to be ten feet. >> stay out of the water. >> the owner of the devastating oil spill in santa barbara says he may be close to see what caused the line to burst. abc news reporter brandy hit has the latest. these are the lives

rain into atlanta, birmingham, montgomery. back home but most of the northern half of the country should be okay. it's the southern part down here that will see the big weather and if you're driving and you're on i-20 you don't know what county you're in, if there's a tornado warning in your county or not. that's why some of these apps you can put on your phones are very, very important for your safety. john? >> all right. chad myers, that is great advice. thanks so much for being with us. pay attention if you are on the roads today because as chad just said, there are tornado watches and warnings throughout the south in particular. chad, thanks so much. >> you're welcome. >> that is all for us. thank you so much for joining us "at this hour." "legal view" with guest star kate bolduan begins now. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> hello, everyone. i'm in for ashleigh banfield today. welcome to "legal view" on this memorial day. thank you so much for joining us. we start with breaking news, though. the air force says it scrambled

principales investigadores, nos afirma que mas de 4 mil niños del condado de los angeles, houston y birminghaméptimo y decimo grado y concluyeron que... ----take sot---- cg: dr. marc elliott. encargado de estudio regan corporation tc: 04:14:29 "yes sexual minorities are at a higher risk of being bullyied. " translation las minoras sexuales son las que corren mas riesgo de ser victimas de intimidacion asi lo aseguro elliott. segun los hallazgos, el 13 por ciento de los niños gay fueron víctimas de bullying en el quinto grado en comparacion con el 8.5 por ciento de pequeños heterosexuales. la intimidacion fue descrita en el estudio como amenazas, abuso verbal y fisico como golpes y patadas... agresiones que sucedían semanalmente. dinorah outro lo que mas destaca el estudio es la importancia de los padres de estar atentos a las seÑales que sus hijos son victimas. ser victimas blanca --un firme apre demanos al sudar podriaer indicador de u buena salud del corazon. take vo --esto segun un nuevo estudio medico realizado en ontario, canada. --los investigadores determinaron que las personas que reali

birmingham, atlanta. strong thunderstorms. the storm tries to scoot off to the east. rainfall upward of 6 inches or more than 150 millimeters in the forecast in the couple days over the region. flood advisories, in place. you know the pattern will continue. and over the past 24 hours. touched on international cities. how they compare with what has happened. we're going to do this for the united states now. about 19 inches of rainfall has come down in oklahoma city. that would take seattle well known for rainfall. upwards of 6 months to accumulate all of what oklahoma city has seen in a couple week time. phoenix would take two years to get that much rain. in houston. five months worth of rainfall. of course you are seeing similar numbers in parts of houston come of down. literally getting something you would see in three, four, five months, rosemary in a matter of 12 hours. causing all of these problems around texas. >> just terrifying the amount of rain. it mark the end of the drought. hard to believe that the ground is going to be able to absorb a lot of this. >> a l

next year's conference will be in birmingham, alabama. >> from our jersey shore bureau need a job, wellcould be in luck. many businesses are scrambling to find help as the season quickly approaches. help wanted signs up along the coast. the company hires about 1600 seasonal employees each year. and with just three weeks to go before memorial day weekend, they're looking to fill about 500 positions. >> it is seasonal but a good six months. if there's folks out there unemployed that want to pick up a summer job, we'd be happy to have them here. >> pierre: tomorrow afternoon, seaside heights, 21 area businesses will interview potential employees at a job altogether, about 400 openings. that job fair will be at webster avenue and the boardwalk from noon until 3:00. >>> the world, the nation and the city of philadelphia are much different places today than they were 50 years ago. and today, the city marks five decades since freedom fighters decided to force change at a now iconic institution. ahead, how this civil rights march at a college came back to life. >>> and forget the street one rac