right now it's 63 of the british school. some like composite shows no rain. today's high temperature, 77. truss high, 78. nearly 80 saturday and sunday. the bears game is a try. the kickoff into the low 70's. >> coming up, an investigation launched after new york policeman takedown a pregnant woman. you have to see this video. all caught on tape. >> or fallout for the nfl has sponsors start pulling support. >> we have a very special kind of option to help some stores of option to help some stores pay tax ♪ yeah, girl ♪ you know, i've been thinking about us ♪ ♪ and, uh, i just can't fight it anymore ♪ ♪ it's bundle time ♪ bundle ♪ mm, feel those savings, baby and that's how a home and auto bundle is made. better he learns it here than on the streets. the miracle of bundling -- now, that's progressive. a black teen was shot and killed during a run-in with a black police officer outside of new orleans. the teen was identified as cameron tillman. he was 14- years-old. police were investigating reports of armed males entering an abandoned house. police say the boy

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right now it's 61 at the british school. nathaniel greene is at 61 as well. down towards westside junior high school, i know its friday by you have to get through it. at least it is friday. some light rain are composite shows dry conditions across the area. dry weather and sunshine the entire weekend. 76 by 5:00 p.m.. another good day. 70 degrees today. mar 79. monday and tuesday temperatures fall into the mid '70s. finally some rain. we do the rain dance into next thursday. >> pills like summer but we do have two accidents we're watching. south that 57 at wilmington. an earlier crash involving a semi truck. lanes blocked north and south bound. watch out for that. they're actively working to get them cleaned up. earlier rollover crash at 100 and harlem. some of harlem remains blocked because of the diesel fuel spill when the semi and the truck collided. also north end of harlem is blocked a 103. members have been good in terms of the commute. we do have some accidents. one of belmont and central word of a fourth crashed at 71 and champlain. and construction i

the british school. at old st. mary's 62. tomorrow in the afternoon, we will be lucky if temperatures are even this warm. satellite composite shows us dry. a friend is coming through but it will pick up much moisture. 20 percent chance of rain later in the day. high temperatures 79. down the 64 on tuesday. wednesday, 75. thursday 75 again. friday temperatures will be more like normal. chance of showers and storms as the get into friday high-temperature 68. >> still to come, california becomes the first state to adopt a college sex-crimes rule. we'll explain. and a manhunt after an officer is shot in ferguson, missouri. >> and what new research uncovered about water on earth and what it means for alien's life.two police offs were shot and wounded in separate shootings in ferguson, missouri. one ferguson police officer was shot in the arm while running after a suspect saturday. police say the suspect turned around and fired, before he got away. hours later, shots were fired at an off duty saint louis police officer on a highway

deaths of countless somalis but went to mogadishu after being implicated in the killing of two british schooleachers. there he and two others formed what we now know as al-shabab. we are joined by a researcher for the global center with the responsible to protect. if they do have him, it's quite a success. one of the world's most wanted men. huge bounty on his head. >> absolutely. if it's confirmed, it's going to be a huge success for the us-lead war on terror -- u.s. war on terror in africa, and a significant setback for the group al-shabab. >> okay. so if that is indeed the case, but like so many of these groups, who is going to replace him? because once one goes there are countless who are adequately equipmented to take over. >> unfortunately right now we don't have fairly significanting can't people who -- who will replace him. he has run this organization using extreme brute force not just outside but inside. what he has done in the past few years was to get read of anybody who was perceived to have been a threat to his leadership. probably the closest will be the american from alabama,

it's 50 degrees at the british school. we of light rain and sprinkles. some like affect stuff not a big deal but it is kind of cool. 54 degrees downtown. forties in the outlying areas. the big blog in the center is there. we have some light rain chance for more widespread scattered showers this afternoon. with a few sprinkles this morning. better chance for showers after midday. 62 tomorrow becoming mostly sunny. slowly but steadily we're warming up. here's a look at the weather. >> everything has reopened eastbound 88. a serious crash. could have been fatal. that's what the ongoing investigation was happening. once again, no lover detouring people at 539. all of the accidents are off to the shoulder. taking a quick peek at the rails. we have service suspension kicking off marled impacting service between roosevelt and 35th. they're continuing to do work on the sir max station that will be under construction through monday. service has been suspended tomorrow and sunday. it will provide shuttle buses between roosevelt. california's top of the blue line t

at the british school is 70 degrees. old st. mary's at 70. lane tech at 69.lincoln park will be at 70 early this morning. sublets composite shows no rain. expected to try to the day. a fairly nice day in the '80s. we are dry today. thursday we go back up to 90 with a chance of showers and storms. friday a cold front comes through the muggy day saturday and sunday temperatures will drop big time highs in low to mid '70's. >>coming up ... an extreme burglary is caught on camera. the crooks left behind a very obvious clue. and -- an instructor convicted in an air force sex scandal is now dead. plus -- the broncos will lose its wide receiver wes welker after he tested positive for drugs. details, next. and after 4:30 -- yet another fight over a reclining seat diverts a flight. we'll look at why this keeps happening. to help with the groceries. that's real love. and so is giving her real tasty food. introducing a delicious new wet food from iams. some brands use fish processed with gluten. but iams fish recipes are made with 100% real fish fillets... for a meal th

school. >> is this a british high school? this is a very proper, this is -- [laughter] >> it's a ritzy, upstate boarding school. >> i believe it was dump l door. no, this is ridiculous, waters. next they're going to call it an assault weapon. >> i don't know. i don't have a problem with the shirt. i think you draw the line when it becomes disruptive to the learning experience. if you have a shirt with a naked chick on it or a shirt that said -- >> which you do. >> or a shirt that says f the principal, then you get rid of that t-shirt. the national guard, this is a taxpayer-funded, volunteer, patriotic organization. i don't see a problem with it at all. >> what do they do in their history books, not show any pictures of war? >> right. >> probably not. >> you can learn about it, you can't wear it. >> i'm not kidding you, are they air brushing muskets? >> because it's one thing if they're just not allowed to wear graphic t-shirts or something like that. >> yeah. >> but the principal said our code of conduct says no t-shirts depi

school. >> a british study shows children whose parents did badly at school are much more likely than others, to fail at school themselves, poor ends -- low he'd action level are also more likely to have poor education. these children more likely toned up working in low paying jobs, the study refused previous research that linked poor school performance with poverty. researchers say coming from a low income home does not solely determine those education outcomes. >> my parents were quite bright. my dad, like a math wiz. >> yes? >> momma fantastic artist, and fashion designer, and i didn't do very well in school. >> my brother is a nuclear fist is cyst. so six kids, tom, the nuclear physicist, fist born, and he was valdictorian at his high school. second, kathleen, sal eude tore yan at her high school, mary ann, did very well, susan did pretty well in school, then me. >> so just kept getting dumber and dumber. >> dumber and dumber and dumber. >> all the brain's were gone. >> joanne four years younger than me, and she us a just an idiot. now, she said they bounced back from six. >> i think, th

schools. >>> british prime minister david cameron says the country will hunt down the islamic state group after it claimed responsibility for beheading british aid worker david haines. david cameron says he's prepared to take action to counter the threat from i.s. >> david has been murdered in the most callous and brutal way imaginable, by an organization that is the embody. of evil. we'll hunt those responsible and bring them to justice. they are not muslims, they are monsters. >>> emma haywood has more on the british reaction on the beheading of david haines. >> david haines spent more than a decade carrying out work around the world. last year he went to syria, was kidnapped and ended up in i.s. hands. on saturday his family reached out to those holding him. the group, now in control of large swathes of land in northern iraq responded by releasing a video of his murder, saying it was in direct response to britain's support for kurdish military forces in the north. condemnation came quickly, from the u.k. and the u.s. britain's prime minister convened an emergency meeting of his ministers, de

your own personal, the sort of obsession and a way with britain or maybe just with the british class with schooling and class. he went to be in a public -- private school. as did david cameron. >> host: i have a slightly different background because my parents were immigrants from ghana so i have an unusual relationship with the british establishment. so far as my parents were immigrants and making her in the 60s, i was brought up in london but then i went through these institutions. i went to cambridge university and so i kind of got both sides. my parents were very much from the old colonial empire. so i could see both sides of the light. and with that double hat i would say there was a problem i think in there's a problem potentially a problem that people from marginal backgrounds to struggle to get a voice. i think it's very important as a political class we open ourselves up and get people who are active in politics, not just in britain but america. it should be a much easier way for people to be able to come and get representation and maybe be representatives themselves. but the nature of the

british childhood. family snaps, awkward school uniforms, the new car, and relatives who fought in the british army.town, crawley, media investigations link majid to a muslim hate preacher and a muslim radical convicted of a terror plot. but he was never accused of any crime. >> he wasn't as other speculation jihadists a man who was born to fight, a man who wanted to commit terror on the streets. >> reporter: last summer, majid, who drove a highway maintenance truck for a living, went to syria on this aid convoy organized by british muslim charity. his wife and three children stayed home, friend raheed mahmoud went with him. >> he raised the issue, asked me how i felt about it. and i said let's just do it. >> reporter: photos show majid volunteering in refugee camps, so just why would the man in the minnie mouse ears become a suicide bomber? >> the whole is he may have seen the stories, he would have heard out there, i think that would have gave him the courage and the strength to actually to do his best to help as many people as he can. >> reporter: mahmoud says they met syrian rebels, including is

history, white pupils at school will be in the minority. >>> british prime minister dom ran says the country will hunt down the islamic state group after claiming responsibility for beheading british state worker david hayne. he is prepared to take action to counter the threat of i.s. >> david has been murdered in the most callous and brutal way imaginable by an organization which is the embody. of evil. we'll hount down those -- hunt down those responsible and bring them to justice no matter how long it takes, they are not muslims, they are monsters. emma haywood has more. >> reporter: david hayne, a father of two was a humanitarian worker carrying out work around the world. last year he went to syria, and was kidnapped. the family reached out to those holding him. the group responded by releasing a video of its murder saying it was in response to britain's support for kurdish forces in the north. >> condemnation came quickly, from the u.k. and the u.s. >> britain's prime minister convened an emergency meeting. he reaffirmed brit australian's commitment to fighting the u.s. group. >

school! we'll come get you kids when the meteor shower starts. [ british accent ] cheerio, stan! why, i sure am glad you're here 'cause then we'll have even more fun than we was havin' before. we were having an awfully good time before you showed up, too, however. butters, is there any way out of here? nope, no way out. but there ain't nothing upstairs but a ol' stupid party, anyways. it's better down here in the kids' room! this here is dougie. he's not too old, but he sure is a hoot to hang with. he's in first grade, i think. i like math. oh, my god. we were just playing a game called "wickershams 'n' ducklers." do you want to play? no. i'm the head wicker-knicker. and you are all little wickershams. we all sing the merry tune of stratford until i yell "churrah!" and then you all fall down laughing, and i join you as i find it funny, too. stan, would you be the wickersham of brumble briar? all right, here we go. ♪ whippy-tippy too-too, tra la la la ♪ ♪ whippy-tippy too-too, tra la la la ♪ ♪ whippy-tippy too-too, tra la la la ♪ great party, mr. mackey. mr. hat just grabbed princ

school. >>> hello, and welcome. we begin with an announcement from the british royal family that the duchess of cambridge and her husbandrince william are expecting their second child. the couple and their families are delighted with the news. their first child prince george was born in july 2013. sarah campbell reports. >> reporter: the new baby will have a tough act to follow. from his first photo outside hospital, prince george has behaved impeccably for the cameras. >> it's very emotional. >> yeah, it's very emotional. a special time. i think any parent can know what this feels like. >> reporter: his mother may have been a picture of health after giving birth, but the early part of her first pregnancy hasn't been easy for the duchess of cambridge. she was admitted to hospital with acute morning sickness. despite the initial concern, the rest of the pregnancy appeared to go smoothly. with public interest in the impending birth increasing along with the size of her figure, there was little time for her to slow down. this was her last public engagement, a month before george was born in july 2013. there will be plenty

school. and wash your hands. this is another british royal baby on the way prince william and his wife are speaking their second child. this tweet was sent out before 2:30 saying and i quote, "the duke and up dids are pleased to announce the duchess is expecting their second child and the announcement was made because show had to cancel a planned appearance at oxford because of acute morning sickness as with her first pregnancy and is being treated by doctors. the palace confirms the duchess is not 12 weeks pregnant so prince george will have a brother or sister if all goes well in the spring of 2015. >> back in the bay area people at a homeless catch are credited forgetting a six-year old boy back to his family a day after he wandered away from the san jose home. sergio zepeda's mother said her son disappeared at 9:00 saturday morning wearing only a diaper most likely by figuring how to use the automatic garage door. sergio zepeda walked out in the street over communication hill and ended up at the homeless camp two miles away. people

british journalist, beheaded by isis. . >>> and a teacher about a violent culture at a middle school.ow the school is responding tonight. . >>> forest store, an ant i don't care middle school where a vicious fight was caught on camera. we talked with parents, students and a teacher aide, the on the campus is out of control. we talked to dallas ranch middle school. concerned for her safety. >> it's stressful. afraid to come to work. not fair. >> stupidities are not only fighting each other at this middle school, but also threatening teefrps, that is, according to this school employee, who asked us not to reveal her identity. >> two times fwh a week, i was threatened to be beat up. and the student was removed. and pulled my neck way down. >> the student is not deterring the violent behavior. >> sus spend them and they come back and they do it again. there's got to be some sofrt process put in place that these kids can't come back. >> as for the video, with the students fighting, she's glad the parent sent it in. >> i'm glad the community knows what's going on. >> an as a school, we're d

school. she loved harry potter books and the british band coldplay. whatever radicalized their daughter happened online. >> she was a bedroom radical, and if this could happen to her who had all the life chances, the best education that money could buy, a family that were modera moderate, liberal, and freedom, love, education and affection this could happen to her, somebody so intelligent, it could happen to any family. >> reporter: they have refused to do any interviews but they spoke to cnn to deliver a personal message to axa. "my dear daughter, please come back. i'm missing you so much. your brothers and sisters miss you a lot," her mother says. "my dearest daughter, in the name of allah, please come home, i love you." in february axa called for the last time with important news. she was getting married to an isis fighter. one of her last blog posts was this poem to her mother that ends with the line "forgive me, i've left, and i know you have accepted that i'm never coming back." words her parents desperately hope will not come true. atika shuber

that is one school of thought at the moment. what the british government knows and what it's saying perhaps two different things. >> president obama for his part says his strategy will degrade and destroy isis using air strikes across iraq and syria. so, does this sound like it's becoming yet another war? secretary kerry said yesterday this is not a combat troops on the ground war, but he said the u.s. is at war with isis in the same way it is at war with al qaeda. i am now joined by alan der sh witnesses. a professor of harvard law school. he has a new book utility today. he also has an op-ed series in the "boston globe" this week. also joined by cnn senior legal analyst and dairy say a scholar, jeffrey tuben. and cnn national security analyst peter in washington d.c. you've written extensively counter to what much of the media has been doing, talking about the terror, the threat, the fear that is coming to be known as isis. you have taken another tack saying it is not necessarily as much of a threat for this country as perhaps congress is maki

i was sent off to vancouver for boarding school and then to the university of british columbia to study life sciences. in 1960, before the world was known to the general public, i discover the science of ecology, how all things are interrelated and how people are related to them. in the mid-1960's, at the height of the vietnam war, the height of the cold war, and the threat of all-out nuclear war and the growing concern for the environment, i was transformed into a radical environmental activist. [laughter] i can't seem to get it to go that way anymore. i found myself in a church basement with a like-minded group planning a protest voyage against u.s. hydrogen bomb testing in alaska. we proved that is somewhat ragtag group could sail an old halibut boat across the pacific, help galvanize of the composition, and change the course of history. that turned out to be the last hydrogen bond the united states ever detonated. president nixon canceled the remaining test in the series due to the overwhelming opposition we had spearheaded. on our way back from alaska, we were welcomed into the big

professor of middle eastern politics at the london school of economics, and says the beheading is no surprise. >> the islamic state threatened to kill the british hostage if the americans basically continue to attack its forces in iraq. one of the reasons that the islamic state has made it very clear because britain has decided to arm the kurdish forces. credibility is online. sadly and tragically and unfortunately, they had to kill mr david haines because if they had not, their credibility would have been undermined. one particular point must be made clear. it's all-out war between the islamic state, and the western powers. what they are trying to do is use all their major assets, in particular western hostages, and by the way, they have threatened also to kill another hostage, british hostage. they have another hostage, so the hostages are the main assets that the islamic state has, and sadly and tragically they will kill most of them because, again, the war has been joined by the western powers and the islamic state. does anyone know for sure how many hostages the islamic state has? >> no one nose. this is scary. we know there are dozens of

schools and prisons. there are nearly 12,000 muslims in british prisons and they are seen as a hotbed of recruiting for jihad. we need to tackle what it is in our society that is producing these young men that feel so disaffected that even though they never lived in the middle east, they are prepared to go there to cause us harm. >> she tells me what women need to stop doing when competing men in the workplace. >>> and he was a scandal plagued mayor, and all of a sudden, rob ford may be a sympathetic figure. that's next. now, how long do i have to decide on this offer? seven days, and we'll buy your car even if you don't buy ours. but if i decide to buy a convertible? the offer is exactly the same either way. nice! aaanndd... here it is! we'll take it! terrific. sell your car the fast and easy way, with no strings attached, at carmax. start here. ♪ [ female announcer ] when the pressure's on... only secret offers clinical strength invisible solid and clear gel with 100% odor protection. secret clinical strength. with 100% odor protection. take and... exhale.in... aflac! and a gentle wavelike motion... aahhh-

british citizens david haines if the u.s. does not call off air strikes targeting militants in iraq. >>> school abduction trial resumes in philadelphia after an emotional outburst from the suspect. judge sent everyone home early yesterday after cristina regusters lost her cool. she's accused of kidnapping a five-year old girl from bryant elementary school and sexually abusing her. when one of regusters cousins claimed she abused her too regusters lashed out saying she never touched her relatives. the judge did agree to throw out regusters statement to police as she was in the read her rights. >>> also today, one of the teens accused of assaulting a park ranger at love park heads to court for a preliminary hearing. nineteen year-old curtis, is charged with assault, making terroristic threats and recklessly endangering another person. a 17 year-old faces charges in the videotaped beating in love park. >>> well in, some areas you may have trouble grabbing a bite of fast food during lunch today. it doesens of workers are expected to walk off the job. workers in this mcdonald's at broad and good are regard plan to go on strike at 10:30. s

hong kong citizens protested, the british government basically listened to them, compromised and basically said okay we will respond to your needs, by building more schools and other housing, especially when there were a lot of refugees coming in from china during the cultural revolution. so they really won over the hong kong citizens because they felt that the british people had their best interests at heart. now since china has taken over, basically some of the hong kong people feared that they were going to have their freedoms taken away. and so when they started censoring some of the things that the journal was saying about china and all the criticisms were basically oh you know you shouldn't be publishing this, that instantly caused alarm and fear amongst the people there. this is why this issue has come to the fore because a lot of the folks don't believe that china is going to continue with some of the freedoms that they had enjoyed under british rule. >> so prior to 1997, less rights but more lines of communication for negotiation, since '97 more rights but less negotiation from the officials in beijing? so all right i have a better understanding

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brushed it off with more foreign fighters with british passports, but prime minister and president were eager to showcase their chummyness, as they visited a school today, and insisting they are on the same page. the leaders declare, we'll be more forthright in defense over values not least because of world of a greater freedom is a fundamental part of how we keep our people safe. as white house down claim president saying that isis could be manage abproblem. >> how do you tell family of foley and sotloff this problem can be manage stph-d. >> whamanageed? >> president said, we need it degrade and destroy it. immediate term you will not eradicate without putting in place a coalition. >> reporter: a number of democrats are raising questions about the president's approach, senator warren ducked a question from yahoo!'s katie couric, but whether he agrees with diane feinstein, the president has been too cautious. >> we need to be working now full speed ahead. with other countries. to destroy isis. that should be our number one priority. >> reporter: democrat gene distances herself from the president after appearing with vice president biden in new ha

a british aid worker isis now threatening to murder a fourth hostage. >> another heartbreaking case of middle school bullying has led a 14-year-old florida boy to commit suicide. his mother said she saw the warnings and told the schools. phil keating has more. >> according to the heartbroken mother of lamar hawkins in the end ultimately the bullies won and their son is now dead of suicide. health complications at a very early age stunted the growth of little lamar hawkins. he was so small that he was insuccess sently bullied by years by mean spirited classmates in new york and then in florida. his body was found in a bathroom stall at green lake middle school north of orlando. he had himself in the head. the devastated hawkins family is speaking for the first time. >> they pushed him down stairs, knocked him out of his chair in the cafeteria, mocked him due to his size and repeatedly attacked him in an intent to emotionally harm him. >> also on hand rebecca sedwick who jumped from a silo one year ago in another bullying case. suicide is the third leading cause of death among 10-14-year-olds. >> the

these school children are getting into groups with a case that made history. britishmmigration authorities have doubts that a boy accompanied was her real son. thanks to technology developed the year before, she was able to prove he was. and that technology is dna fingerprints. two scientists remembers the reaction he got from people here. >> i stood up, and the bits of d.n.a. that we are looking at, i speculated well maybe if we catch rapist using this technology. by analyzing or typing the semen recovered from victims. and that -- i remember the back row of the orders. >> that was before -- this is just completely mad, and i had completely lost it. well, history are has proved me right. >> in the last 30 years genetic fingerprints is something many of us have come to take for granted but as well as helping to fight crime, it has led to a whole range of applications. it is also used globally -- >> something that was stumbled across. is being used for genetics. the same thing happening now. and 30 years time, it would be really time. those same things can be used at a

since the terrorist siege of a school which killed more than three hundred mostly children left the community forever scarred we hear from survivors of the tragedy. british prime minister david cameron outlines his vision on how the u.k. should deal with the international threat posed by homegrown terrorists fighting for the islamic state. trains to find eastern regions present the kiev government with a list of the money offers for the two conflicting sides to make peace. but. on the resistance pushes back partially rocking the government's military in the east with more than a thousand soldiers killed wounded or taken prisoner by government force it's. just on three am this choose the morning here in moscow welcome to our team international my name's o'neill ten years ago on what was supposed to be the first day of school began a terrifying ordeal for the small town of beslan in southern russia the world watched horrified as chechen militants seize school number one taking a thousand people hostage mostly children on their parents for survivors and families there the pain has not diminished. early morning on the first of september with a mood of excite

schools get the new year off on the right foot. >>> hikers and campers are choppered out of the wilderness when fire threatens them. >>> another heir to the britishhrown is on the the way, but we may not be seeing much of the mother to be for a while. we'll explain. >> that's right the doors open this morning across the philadelphia public school district and despite financial problems everybody was looking forward to the start of a new year. mayor michael nutter and philadelphia school superintendent william hite led the annual father's march in west philadelphia. the first stop was the elementary school where the mayor policied with many kids -- posed with many kids for the first day photos. students at the charter high school dressed in african atire. it's part of the philadelphia for the 17th district. 85 to 90% of students graduate each and every year. >> many students had to get up bright and early this morning. one local family was kind enough to invite us in as they prepare for the big the first day of school. katherine scott has their story. >> reporter: the kids are back in class and as is the tradition the alarm bell rang for one phila

school district. rancho cucamon imrvetiononga isy place. >>> a decision not sitting well in the former british conany. rob mcbrian has the report. >> what the new reforms will mean for city. the pro-democracy groups want him to listen why they were rejecting them. a move that earned them ejection from the venue. it is a taste of the directly action that is to come. >> we will do it in a peaceful and orderly way and do it with dignity and determination. >> reporter: outside, the shouts from the pro-democracy protest iers were drown out by pro beijing protesters. >> what they want is a kind of democracy we just can't have. these people are just scum and running dogs. are. >> reporter: others were distinctly camera-shy. evenly scuffling with news media as they left and seeming to be very well organized. >> are you from hong kong? >> reporter: many refused to say if they were from hong kong or mainland china or say anything at all. >> reporter: do you know why you're here today? >> what is clear is they're out in numbers. with both sides so deeply entrenched, hong kong is in for an autumn of discontent. p

school in january 2013. she maintains she is not guilty and expected to take the stand in her own defense. >>> tonight, britishawmakers are considering giving police more power to fight the threat of terrorism. a new proposal from prime minister david cameron would allow police to confiscate passports of british nationals who are suspected of traveling overseas to fight with terrorist groups. hundreds of britains with suspected of going to syria and iraq to join forces with islamic state terrorists. last week, authorities raised britain's terror threat level saying an attack was highly likely. >>> police in ferguson, missouri, have started wearing body cameras. they first began wearing the devices saturday during a protest march in memory of michael brown. the unarmed teenager was shot and killed by ferguson police officer darren wilson last month. his death sparked weeks of protests and riots. ferguson's police chief says each officer on the force will get a body camera and almost everyone is already trained. >>> on this labor day, an event for those who are out of work. nbc 10 in spring garden this evening w

and rugby organizations across the british isles have been aware of programs since the death of a teenager at another schoolnd just a few years ago. an inquest finds that ben robinson died from what is known as second impact syndrome. that's when a blow causes swelling to the brain before it's recovered from another injury. ben, having been involved in several heavy tackles and he collapsed at the end of the game. >> that day in the second half, you see ben, you realize he's out because when he falls to the ground, it's your natural reaction to put his hands in front of him. he plows into the ground. and he was checked. allowed to play on. and with about a minute to go, ben collapsed. he was on life support for two days, and finally it was turned off. >> reporter: ben robinson's parents want the issue of concussion taught as curriculum. it's a concern for both professionals. look at this tackle. the football association is one of the latest organizations to warn players about the dangers. here at the university, they're researching the impact of injuries on schoolboy rugby players. >> there is a need to dev

school buses or if the fires were accidental. >> happening today president obama plans to hold a press conference from wales before he departs a two-day nato summit. british prime minister david cameron and president obama nudged the group to combat isis. nato general secretary said the global community has to stop the advances, but noticed that iraq has not confronted the group. >>> a florida teenager is angry for having to wear a shame suit for violating the dress code. she came to school dressed like this wearing that skirt several inches above the knee. as a punishment she was forced to wear oversized sweat panels and large yellow shirt with dress code violation on it. her mother said the punishment didn't fit the crime. >> i don't have a problem with punishing kids. if you don't like the rule, tough you follow the rule. you have to get punished if you don't. but punishment should involved humiliation. it should not ever. >> diana larken is talking to a lawyer about the incident. school officials say they don't see anything wrong with the shame suit. >> 5:48. a local governor's twitter account sent something out that was hardly gubernatorial. >>> hack

the terrorist siege of a school which killed more than three hundred mostly children and left a community forever scarred tonight we hear from survivors of the tragedy. british prime minister david cameron outlines his vision on how the u.k. should deal with a jihadist threat posed to the western world by homegrown terrorists fighting for the islamic state group. ukraine's defiant eastern regions present kiev's government with a list of demands and offers for the two was strained sides to try and restore. be on the resistance pushes back partially routing the government's military in the east with more than a thousand soldiers killed now wounded or taken prisoner by anti-government forces over the past few day. good evening i'm kevin owen it's now eleven pm here in moscow so than the top story ten years ago today what was supposed to be the first day of school became a terrifying ordeal for the small town of beslan in southern russia the world watched horrified as chechen militants seized school number one as it was called taking a thousand people hostage mostly children and parents for survivors and families there the pain has not diminished. you. so to the

the terrorist siege of a school which killed more than three hundred people mostly children and the community forever scarred we hear from survivors of the tragedy and. british prime minister david cameron and lines his vision on how the u.k. should deal with the international threat posed by home grown terrorists fighting for the islamic state. cranes to find eastern regions present the kiev government with a list of demands on offers for the two conflicting sides to make peace. on the resistance is partially writing the government's military in the east with more than a thousand soldiers killed wounded or taken prisoner by government forces. from moscow to the world this is r t international my names you know neil welcome to the program ten years ago on what was supposed to be the first day of school began a terrifying ordeal for the small town of beslan in southern russia the world watched part of finest chechen militancy school number one taking a thousand people hostage mostly children on parents for survivors and families their pain has not diminished. early morning on the first of september with a mood of excitement anticipation young families arrive

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the terrorist siege of a school which killed more than three hundred people mostly children and left the community forever scarred we hear from survivors of the tragedy. the british prime minister david cameron i'd lines his vision on how the u.k. should deal with the international threat posed by home grown terrorists fighting the islam state for the. greens to find eastern regions present the kiev government with a list of the moms on offers for the two conflict things sides to make peace. on the resistance pushes back partially righting the government's military in the east with more than a thousand soldiers killed wounded or taken prisoner by government forces. you're watching from in the world welcome to mosque one to twenty four seven r.t. international my name's union o'neill. ten years on. go excuse me on what was supposed to be the first day of school began a terrifying ordeal for the small town of beslan in southern russia the world watched horrified as chechen militants seized school number one taking a thousand people hostage mostly children and parents for survivors and families there the pain has not diminished. early morning on the first of septemb