in fact, recently i just visited the islands that my grandparents came from in the caribbean, st.is, and they came here to the united states about 100 years ago and started having their children in new york city. my dad was born in 1915. the caribbean way is that everybody's going to know that you have a african background and you're supposed to be predisposed to playing music and rhythm. so if you learn how to play classically and they can see that you can play classically, then they know you can really play music, okay? tavis: right. [laughter] >> there's no question that this jump-up that you're playing is based on something. tavis: right. >> so he was taught classical piano, and then grew up in the era when all that music was transitioning, everybody was transitioning. in fact, me met my mother at the savoy barroom just after ella fitzgerald had "a tisket, a tasket" with chick webb's band. that's what she was. all that kind of stuff like that. but anyway, when they got together, he quit being a composer and a copyist for and everything, and talked to my mother and he said, "lo

our main threat here and also tropical storm chantal as it heads through the eastern caribbean, where does it go after

yes. >> crosby promised at least one story about the caribbean at what was going on in the caribbean during the american revolution. could you deliver on that promise, please? >> absolutely. i wrote my first book about the british caribbean and why other british colonies in the americas did not rebel. the most important story in this book is the island which is the first to salute the american flag. there is a commemoration by franklin roosevelt, eight edge flawed saying this is the first place the flag of the united states was recognized. the british looked through their scopes from brimstone hill as dutch ships in the dutch fortress fired to salute the andrew doria. that tiny little island was responsible for much of the necessary component of gunpowder in many supplies of the continental army. most of those today think of it as the -- american figaro. beaumarchais had created this fictitious company that was springing from france weapons, ammunition, money and uniforms to washington's army. it was very much like a modern-day drug trade. it opened up in another. just like faceted u

. >> yeah, i wanted to include the caribbean because we know that caribbean and mexico, they're wellhat really means deep discounts right now for travelers. i chose st. maarten because obviously it has the gorgeous beaches, everything you want in a tropical destination but if have you a couple of rainy days, there are a lot of indoor things, as well. there are 12 casinos on the dutch side, boutiques. >> kids love the gambling. >> yeah, and so here i like the westin dawn beach resort and spa. this has high customer reviews on orbitz.com. always look at what other people are saying. >> what other people are saying about it. >> exactly, exactly, and this one is $169 on average in the month of august. >> just have a couple of seconds. dublin? >> love dublin. i've got to get the price in. people earlier in the summer spent $1,000-plus just for their airfare. it is a great jumping off point for a lot of other things to do in the countryside. you're not going to believe this. round trip airfare from new york, five days of car rental plus five nights at the five-star radisson blu st. helen's

. >> tonight a dangerous storm is bearing down on the eastern caribbean, bringing it with an intense storm surge. mike masco is tracking tropical storm chantal. mike, she's a unique storm. >> she's blowing through the western antilles this evening. what's so rare about her? take a look. typically this time of the year we see storms develop close to our coastline. however, chantal has been that rare exception. the journey is an odd track. due to wind sharp and dry air, it occurs typically after august 1st. not only has chantal taking a rather track but has arrived earlier. there have only been 13 tropical storms. on average one storm has passed through the windward island every 13 years. chantal is a month early. the third named storm is typically named around august 13th. as of this evening chantal continues to brung heavy rains to the caribbean islands as she moves rapidly to the west. impacts across the united states will range between high seas and strong rift currents. >> there are many questions to answer on the exact track. for more on clan tal -- chantal, here's meteorologist

this one heading to the eastern caribbean. we have tropical storm warnings for st. lucia and barbados. this is chantel moving 43 west-northwest. tropical storm status. rip currents and also heavy rain are going to be really very real concerns into the next couple of days as the system makes its progress into the caribbean. severe storms making their way through northern portions of the u.s. today as well. in fact, it's going to be moving very, very slowly toward the great lakes region. severe storms bringing you some destructive winds. you could even see tornadoes with this as well. large hail not out of the country and even tornadoes. most of the eastern two-thirds of the united states will be seeing wet weather, including the four corners. we'll be talking about how dry and hot it is. wildfires for the last several weeks have been in the news. now we're getting some rain in here. that can also be a problem, because in those scarred, scorched grasslands when the heavy rain lands, it can cause some flash flooding issues. that's really going to be a concern into the

yesterday was the peak of the stormy conditions across the caribbean. let me show you a video. it has lost force, but it's threatening floods around the surrounding countries. fishing has been suspended because of the rough seas. the peak of the weather is over, but the remnants are expected to affect jamaica, eastern cuba through thursday and then towards florida peninsula by friday. pulling you back, you can see the storm system is bringing cloud formation over the countries. looks like it will bring the bulk of the rain across the eastern cuba area and hispanola. we will keep a close eye on this and take precautions for it. to the north, scattered thundershowers across the florida peninsula and into the higher tennessee valley. they could be erupting in the region and down into the tennessee valley. severe weather includes thunderstorms with large hail and tornadic activity that cannot be ruled out. another area is in the central to high plains. we have a tornado touchdown in colorado ready and this is likely to continue. across the four corners region, we will see scattered

there is also a tropical storm down and the caribbean. we will have more on that later., thunderstorms could affect 50-60 percent of the metropolitan area tonight. not everyone is going to see those storms but if you do, they will be very active. tomorrow, the humidity will start to fall tomorrow afternoon. partly cloudy and cool air tomorrow night, and mostly sunny with a high temperature of 81 degrees on thursday. there will be no haze in the atmosphere at all. >> thank you tom. >> a huge scorch mark on one of chicago's most popular playing fields. coming up, how it happened. >> also ahead, why a michigan woman said she wanted a man to kill her husband. how she got caught. caught. announcer: we come from different places. uptown. downtown. but when we live united, we create real, lasting change in the education, income, and health of our communities. both: live united. real change won't happen without you, so give. advocate. volunteer. live united. sign up at liveunited. org. very own wgn news at nine. >> a memorial service this evening for one of the 19 firefighters w

very clear sky for the caribbean. oh, yeah.ays accompanied by lemon and coconut rice and plantain and some hot sauce in there. ♪ >> some good food, a few shots, the sounds of waves in the background, and a nice sunset. these are things in my experience that will set most things right. thank you to guajira. >> and colombia. >> salud. >> cheers. ♪ >> we had good fun. >> we had good fun. >> cheers. snoes . >> i always find colombia encouraging. they face problems more extreme and seemingly more intractable than many of us can imagine, and yet every time i come here it gets better. don't get me wrong. problems, serious problems, remain, which is particularly heartbreaking in a country so beautiful, so generous, so proud, so eager to love and be loved back. i come back to my own country from colombia, and i think if they can fix that, if they can make things better, then surely there's nothing we can't do. for now, however, i'll settle for fixing my headache. that hurt. >>> welcome to this "a.c. 360 special lon not guilty the zimmer

it's heading towards areas north of the caribbean. right now the storm system is very far over open waters in the atlantic ocean. it actually formed just off the coast of western africa. that's just to put in perspective at how far away the storm system developed. it is intensifying and we need to keep an eye on it. computer models are in well agreement that this storm system is headed westward. heading into monday or tuesday, this system could be a couple miles away from parts of the bahamas. looking at several days out in the forecast. maximum sustained winds stronger at 60 miles per hour. as we head into friday, sunday even into your tuesday, we're talking gradual intensification. take a look at where it will be tuesday at 2:00 a.m. the forecast. it's going to be just north of puerto rico and also the dominican republic. we do expect it to continue to be a tropical storm then and then the big question is, of course, does it head towards the southeastern u.s. and it's something we'll keep an eye on. you can see the computer models i

yesterday was the peak of the stormy conditions across the caribbean. let me show aw video coming out from the region. tropical storm chantal has lost some of its force but it is still threatening floods across the dominican republic and other countries. fishing has been suspended in santo domingo because of the rough seas. the remnants of chantal are expected to affect jamaica, eastern cuba through thursday and then towards the florida peninsula by friday. so pulling you back, you can see this storm system still bringing cloud formation over the countries. it looks like it will bring the bulk of the rain across eastern cuba and also hispaniola. so there are still threats the of flooding. we'll keep a close eye on this and please take precautions for it. to the north of it really scattered thundershowers across the florida peninsula and in towards the ohio/tennessee valley. severe weather across the great lakes region and down into the tennessee valley, severe weather includes some thunderstorms acode wi accompanied with large hail and tornadic activity

the spillover affected royal caribbean.rdia was carnival. >> there was a spillover effect from it. last three months we had a fire on one their ships. fire spread on one their ships. in twitter around social media, that news spreads so quickly that is affecting royal caribbean. we have a negative predicting surprise. best analysts are below consensus. liz: one sentence, i need a line on forest labs because some people said some of the pharmas have done pretty well. >> they have but forest labs lost one of their big patents last year lexipro. liz: that will do it. >> they have two new products in. they are released in 2012. they have to spend a large amount of money. they are expected to spend $1.75 billion this year to promote these products with sg&a that will hit earnings in near term. forest expect that to be soft pause of that. liz: sri rahman, of thomson reuters, 80% success rate. we'll put all his picks and defeats on our foxbusiness.com -- facebook.com/afterthebell page. good to see you. >> thank you. liz: we have yu

it's expected to maintain status as it heads across the caribbean. and then head over to erick, also a tropical storm. it's expected to move parallel with the baja, california, peninsula. not making landfall but coming quite close. rip currents as well as heavy rain are going to be concerns. and we have a tropical storm warning here already for the southern tip of the peninsula. hopefully this one will go on the predicted track and head away from mexico and just another one to keep an eye on right now. more severe storms for the u.s. though. up towards the north, montana in towards the northern plains here, you're going to be dealing with some severe storms, could even see some tornadoes, strong winds in that. and some heavy rain really targeting south dakota. as we head in towards the east, you can see a couple of systems, one towards the north, another one in the south bringing some heavy rain. could even bring some flooding issues here. getting some monsoonal rain coming into the four corners, which usually is a good thing when it's been so dry an

we have a number of tropical storm watches and warnings in the caribbean and the storm system could be in haiti because of the mountainous range it could be the weekend several days to go out here. time to go a lot can change. >> a week away. >> keep us posted through out the week. >> 12 minutes after the top of the hour. still to come you could call it the honor system. why the government says thwhy t government can figure out who is eligible for obama care in 20015. >> we are learning it was the pilot's first time flying into the airport on that boeing 777. how did that play a factor in that crash? a former pilot and aviation expert weighing in next. [ female announcer ] nature valley protein bars, with simple, real ingredients, like roasted peanuts, creamy peanut butter, and a rich dark-chocolate flavor, plus 10 grams of protein, so it's energy straight from nature to you. nature valley protein bars. >> more bad news this morning for obama care. the government is going to have to use the monday another system for aid under insurance changes. that's because the government acknowledge

and historic 7.0 magnitude earthquake strikes the caribbean island nation of haiti. in 35 seconds most of the capital city of port-au-prince lies in ruins. surrounding areas are flattened. >> what happened was beyond anything i have ever seen. >> is disaster is compounded by the fact that haiti one of the world's most impossiblerrished countries has a vulnerable infrastructure and poorly constructed buildings. strong aftershocks further traumatize the nation's residents. news of the earthquake travels around the grown. atlantic search and rescue known as isar learns of the disaster. a group of volunteers in iceland trained for emergency rescues on land and sea. guyan immediately prepare prepo deployed. >> i was called and asked if i was able to go and i said, yes. >> the icelanders are on ground within 24 hours. despite traveling so far they were the first international team to arrive in haiti. as nice falls they secure a truck to assess the damage in port-au-prince. >> it was completely dark and there was is no electricity. people were burning tires and stuff on the

"the men who lost america" preserve the rest of the british empire and to the caribbean and north of the border here we should call it the many one canada. [laughter] by the end of george says third rain the largest empire in world history was of the global population even than the empire was the sun never sets. thank you. [applause] >> we have time for your questions if you come up to the microphones pleased to be heard of c-span. [laughter] >> how many germans were here? >> i can give you the number exactly but one-third of the british army that was about 50,000. >> did you are probably aware of the quite a high proportion stayed on to live in america. looking at all those names said charlottesville but to be in the place where it occurred in the british army that was captured at saratoga was kept in prison for over one year including many germans but many are still there. of. >> with the revolutionary war with vietnam would you comment the problem of the populace to get behind the war in england? america was never behind the war in vietnam like world war ii. in the the factor of t

but 1% are asian. 4% are from the caribbean. this is very much a multi-faceted group. >> yes.hear about immigration reform, you hear a lot about border security, you hear about english speaking. you don't really hear about black, caribbean and african immigrants who are also a part of this larger picture. in doing this article in essence we wanted to broaden the conversation a bit so that people understand that it is touching and impacting in many, many, many different areas of society. >> not only is it blind to the other faces of immigration, but also actually penalizes african immigrants. they used to have a program that was called the diversity program -- believe that -- that allowed imgranmigrants who were being admitted in large numbers to come in under that program. thau under that program you got lots of nigerians, but now they want to change that program in favor of people who have education. well again, as the sister who wrote the piece in "essence," if you don't have an education -- but senator schumer allows a provision that will allow 10,000 irish people with high

determine your management area so we're our secretary of managers all over the region including the caribbean southeast actually developed. one of the best resources that there is this is creating fish. and the pictures that you're looking at right now are actually pictures that i had taken while i was on a snorkeling expedition out in the grand cayman and it's one that was just forty five feet down but i understand that this east coast kind of fish can go really really deep as you mentioned a thousand feet or more so obviously recreational divers aren't helping or aren't able to help kind of stop this problem talk about how it is affecting some of the deeper ecosystems well that's one of the reasons that first lawyer who study. for a while is that these are having some of these deep breeds but location the question really comes back to where can we troll it and we have to remember data there is a virus patient we have resources really we know we can make. our case of range we just resource. and finally we have just about thirty seconds left but are there any other pets that have become invas

>> a new storm has bubbled up in the tropics, and it is way down south, heading over towards the caribbean indians planted, and you can see it on your screen. a cluster of showers and storms. it is more organized, though in the latest imagery, it kind of falls apart, but it makes its way to the west, over towards bridge down band barbados. it is expected to cut across the northeastern corner of the make its passed through the islands there near bridgetown's sometime tomorrow afternoon, and then on into the north eastern caribbean as we go towards wednesday, maybe up towards hispaniola. 45ht now, the winds are at m.p.h., so it is a minimum tropical storm. it is moving quick. it did stays on the forecast to pass, it will get towards guantÁnamo, eastern cuba, a tropical depression friday in the bahamas, but it is the third named storm of the season, and we will keep our eye on it in the next couple of weeks. also, we have had a thunderstorm pop up on the bay. overalldrifting slowly -- over towards the eastern shore, elsewhere around the state, not a whole lot going on, just some possible stor

it will help cut off the storm system from the warm water across sections of caribbean and also atlanticy temperatures across the plains another hot one 100 in dallas 91 in kansas city. severe storms possible in parts of new england into sections of the plains. >> ainsley and heather. >> a major shake up coming from baseball. are a rod and other players about to be benched? >> drivers beware. the most stolen car in america has just been named. are you naming it? >> test. >> thank you for beginning your day on "knocfox & friends first. >> a major league shake-up to tell you about. the mlb will suspend all star players alex rodriguez and ryan brawn along with 20 others with their connection to an anti-aging clinic in florida. >> good morning to you. we are speaking to you outside of the yankee team store. this has been a dispinting year for yankee's fans and it could be even more frustrating. a rod has not been played at all. he has been rehabbing in the minors after off season hip surgery. he has struggled mightily. a rod will meet with major league baseball officials on friday and a susp

you can enjoy the sounds and smells of the second annual caribbean festival this weekend. makes you want to dance, doesn't it? the festival teachers i went culture, handcrafted costumes, and wonderful treats. it is not just about the caribbean, it also baltimore city. >> i think it is important we have the community behind us. >> it's a great time. it takes place this saturday and sunday. coming up at 6:00, breaking news out of baltimore city. three tuple were shot and -- four people were shot in west baltimore. but first -- >> students in baltimore county can still check out books even though it is >> summer vacation does not mean that students have to stop reading and learning. several schools are opening the doors to the library so students can borrow oak street read over the summer months. 11 news reporter kim dacey has details. >> looking at the library, you would never know that school is out for the summer. they and other schools in baltimore county are open on select days for students to check out books to read. >> there is this terrible thing all the summer slide.

she has a caribbean background which has sensibilities of our southern background, i was born in the south and raised in a similar fashion. these are traditions that we don't go away from, no matter how old we are. a southern girl, a caribbean girl would never use foul language in the presence of somebody's mother under any circumstances. i'm 51 years old. i cannot tell you that i have ever used foul language in my mother's presence and i know she would look at me cross-eyed if i did. i would never use foul language to somebody else's mother, and so the thought she was in some way being incredible when she left out the sort of language of a teenager talking back and forth to another teenager, and that would impact on her credibility is incredulous to me. as a prosecutor, you take on the burden of making your witness relatable to the jury, and you make that witness relatable to the jury by letting the jury get to know who that person is, and you and i have talked several times about need for diversity and not just in juries, but in society because you can go your whole life as a white

a titanic movie hit with toys or a sequel orelon ranger -- the lone rangers rides the pirates of caribbeanent parks, they thought if they throw off all other money. the movies are about 13% of their revenues, they make money from tv, and entertainment you know parks, entertainment amusement parks they have. neil: scott, i said in movie previews and the like, you know showing johnny depp and lone ranger, the game figuring touting, you know that tonto character and pirates of caribbean character in the same game, maybe in the en not lose as much money on this and. >> maybe not. i can't believe they make a guy like you sit there movie previews. >> when you have two sons that the price. >> that is criminal. neil: i tried to leave them alone in the theater but it is risk i. >> it was a tough summer. think about it, man "man of steel," "iron man 3". i am sure a movie out there with lindsay lohan. the market is big, but lone ranger, icons it was up against would not give it a fry pass, i am sure plane d many people do w much about the lone ranger, pixar is doing well with "monsters university" an

." >> the caribbean and does it stretches out across the third of south africa's land area. mountains separate the land in two different habitats harboring the religious diversity and the desert in the world. hear, a world-class astronomy project and a farming industry that exports food around the world producing 3.4 million sheep year. 7 million people rely on this desert for their daily existence. most of the area is extremely dry with about 7-10 inches of rain a year. despite a short summer rainstorm, all of the water comes from wells drilled into the ground and pumped up into the surface parking back to an older, slower time. farmers, scientists, and to these are worried that without access to clean water like this, this vast area will be economically devastated. this is the name of the desert, but it is also the name of a shale deposit. this basin stretches almost across the country of south africa. look on as a curse for some and a blessing for others, locked into the basin might be as much as 400 trillion feet of shale gas, the fifth largest deposit in the world. sinc

. >> promised at least one story about their caribbean. can you deliver on that? >> absolutely. i broke my first book about the british caribbean and why other british colonies in the americas did not rebel. most important story in this book is the islands are semi spacious which was the first to some of the american flag. commemoration by franklin roosevelt, and a plaque saying this is the first place of the flying of the united states was recognized. the british watched through their scopes. dutch ships and the dutch fortress' fired in salute of andrew doria. that tiny little island was responsible for much of the supplies of saltpeter which is a very necessary component of gunpowder. and many of the supplies were from the continental army. most of us today think of him as the --, he created this fictitis company. bringing from france weapons, ammunition, money, uniforms to washington's army. it was very much like a modern-day drug trade. just like they have speedboats. the american coast guard today. i run the british naval ships. >> bunker hill was such a trauma for much of

. >> the pope was much more demanding of his surgery, meeting with latin american and caribbean bishops before leaving, speaking sternly of the failures of a church that has suffered mass defections and sex abuse scandals, saying that the catholic church had to heal wounds and abandon its outdated structure. he was blunt about what he expected from his clergy. , exteriorpoverty poverty, simplicity and austerity of life. men who do not think and behave like princes. men who are not ambitious. >> it was a tall order from a pope who is determined to revive and renew the catholic church, which is still the world's largest. >> brazil's faithful may have hailed the pope's visit a success, but in the united states, victims of sexual abuse by catholic wreaths are disappointed that the pontiff did not address the church is controversial past. controversials past. >> it has been a triumphant homecoming for the first latin american pontiff. into the astec catholics have thronged to see and hear him during his visit to brazil. outside washington dc, a much smaller gathering. a meeting of the surviv

in the caribbean, they decided to make it a criminal offense to do that. ah-ha. >> really?ectronic crimes bill passed late friday in the small caribbean island. penalties include all kinds of things, including, stalking, identity theft, child pornography, so, there you have it. and the way it works, something happens on line, call the police, report it. a judge determines if the message is offensive. the fine can go up to $37,000. and the person can face three years in jail. little arbitrary, that a judge is deciding. >> what if somebody says i hate that outfit you are wearing? does it qualify? >> i don't know. >>> this morning on "world news now" -- breaking news from arizona. 19 firefighters have been killed battling a wildfire, the elite crew became trapped in the flames. >> a terrifying scene inside a wal-mart. attempted abduction of a little girl all caught on camera. how one brave police officer ended the dangerous standoff. >> called the second miracle on the hudson a helicopter makes a nose-dive into the river with a family of tourists on board. witnesses say the pi

and i always thought walt a great film maker and such a pioneer doing pirates of the caribbean, like ford was kinda sitting between us and you could just feel him like squeezing our hands, getting kinda scared at some of the stuff, and it was like, it really is amazing to see kids and how they react to that. >> i truly i've been to disney world. and when you from florida 3 hours from orlando, that's where the parents take you. like when are we going to disney it's been a week i love disneyland and i love disney world. it's the happiest place on earth! i've been so many times. >> really like how many throw out a number you really wanna know? >> at least 20. >> no. >> yea. >> my trip to disney world was my favorite trip ever! because i went with my sister, who i'm very close with. we were there for five days by ourselves and we would wake up really early in the morning and just hit every single park in one day, so we'd go to all of the parks in one day! >> believe it or not, i met my wife down there, on spring break. i was working, she was there with her family, we met there 42. they w

tropical storm chantal is making its way through the caribbean. it will go off west perhaps to haiti.nican republic and it will perhaps hit the bahamas and east of lord of friday and saturday. not a major storm, but a lot of rain with it. it could be just off the florida coast this weekend. lots of moisture in the mid- atlantic next week. we will have to watch that closely. a thunderstorm is possible. around the 90 degree mark. there is a small craft advisory on the bay. two to three foot waves on the open waters. in western maryland, where there is a flood watch tonight, showers and storms in the forecast for wednesday and thursday. then things will dry out as we get into friday and the weekend. looks pretty good. youern shore, 50/50 chance will catch some rain before that less humid air arrives for friday. at the coast, 30% chance of rain. it clears out slowly through the day on friday. 89 tomorrow, only a degrees above normal. 85 with the rain tapering off on others they. partly cloudy and less humid for friday. then nice weather for the weeken

charles: what was this huge 55-gallon barrel have to do with the sunny centsian caribbean?d soe could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell y - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, whe experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing wh 've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. our commitment has never been stronger. charles: "new york post" blowing lid off another welfare scandal, food stamp resip in recipients, discovered receiving huge barrels like this one to caribbean. how to rein in food stamp foreign aid, we talked with the judge on varney he said it was not illegal, so what is the problem? >> it is just fraud, right in this is a instance where you find people who are abusing the system, that is common practice we see with government, and government waste fraud and abuse, people take advantage of the sim, apuce it it costs taxpayers millions. charles: you know, it is interesting you hear people defend fa

affecting this tropical storm system to maintain its status as a tropical storm as it passes through the caribbean. it is now moving towards the hispaniola with hurricane watches in place. so the gusts are going to be reaching the hurricane level even though this is a tropical storm status. so chantal will be making its way across the area which could trigger flooding. this is a severe storm in the great lakes region. it is quite hot across their continent as well. take a look at that. death valley, it's the 100th anniversary for the world record of the hottest day. 48 degrees, sizzling there. out across the eastern half of the continent, people know how to beat the heat. this newly opened bar is called minus 5. everything here is made out of ice, including the bar and these glasses and the tables. the admission fee is 20 u.s. dollars. pulling you back to the temperature scale. cute penguin. here's our extended forecast. >>> and one more story before we go. fishermen in japan are celebrating a bumper crop, but they're still having a hard time making ends meet. fishermen unloaded 5.2 tons of fish.

they do not have a lot of people floor english- speaking caribbean. who would--fully speak korean --. who fluidl flin who are flet in the language of korean. >> 61 people injured, there are two confirmed deaths. we are getting information that these it appears that the tail end of this aircraft hit the sea wall. it just snapped off. and we are waiting a press conference and the next 10 minutes. from the ntsb, they will certainly provide information and have a go team. to be able to assess the damage. >> there is a lot of information to sift through. when the first reports came and retold it that it was a total plane. hopes were high that the a emergency chutes were launched and emergency crews were on the scene. and as vicki mentions , we have many people on the scene and charles clifford is at the oakland airport. often >> yes. many of these flights have been diverted. to san jose, oakland. and normally, it would be a quiet holiday weekend with already people at other destination. but there were people on flights that were supposed to land at san fra

through ecuador, and some showers into this area as the eastern waves continue to go across the caribbean. some really wet weather across southern parts of mexico. shore,ricane is just off with heavy rain coming across the gulf of mexico to southern parts of the united states and around the panhandle. the weather is going up appalachian mountains. it will be dry on the eastern seaboard. 91 york is still hot degrees. in the lastnews half hour, a boeing 777 asiana after a crashire landing in san francisco in california, after the airplane flipped over. 214 crashed at sfo at 11:36 local time. thatg 777's are big planes can travel nonstop and there were 290 people on board. these are the first pictures we have out of san francisco. we're looking for more pictures as soon as possible. elbaradei is the new prime minister in egypt as supporters of mohamed morsi continued to protest. gunmen in northeastern nigeria have attacked a school with 29 children and their teacher. 60 people reported missing after a train with crude oil derailed and exploded in canada. it came off of the rails in quebec. >

you see it all over the caribbean and south america. lunch. dinner is great. it's nice. >> would you like to be served? >> oh, that's fantastic. terrific. timon balou, thank you so much. and we're back in a moment for hollywood game night fun. first, this is "today" on nbc. [ dad ] ah! lilly. she pretty much lives in her favorite princess dress... and she's not exactly tidy. even if she gets a stain... she'll wear it for a week straight. so i use tide to get out those week-old stains and downy to get it fresh and soft. and since i'm the one who has to do the laundry... i do what any expert dad would do. i let her play sheriff. i got twenty minutes to life. you are free to go! [ male announcer ] week old stains and odors just met their match. tide and downy, better together. >>> we are big fans of nbc's new thursday night game show "hollywood game night." if you haven't caught it yet, jane lynch hosts a party in hollywood at a home where everybody plays games with celebrities. check out this clip from tonight's episode in which actor rob

and a fast tropical storm is moving throughout caribbean. wait until you see what is behind this one, we'll be right back. >> accused murderer george zimmerman is back in the courtroom. the judge will decide whether or not the jury will see the enactment of the struggle that led to trayvon's death. >> hi, martha, because of the animation by the defense's production and what happened early in court and what didn't happen, tonight will be a late night for the judge and the attorneys after the jury is excused. looking live in the courtroom, there is the lead prosecutor reporting cross examination of the defense expert on the stand. the jury and george zimmerman just back from lunch. the attorneys hauled out the d hod -- hoody. cording to the defense. the gun blast burns and powder she zimmerman's gun was 2- 4 inches from his heart and injuries she blunt force trauma. the witness spelled out for police. and zimmerman said the 17-year-old was straddling him and pummelling him and pounding his head in the concrete when he pulled his gun in fear of

in the women's competition, the defending champion from the caribbean island of aruba left her competitorsin a spin. she looks on track to defend her crown. it has been another busy day for pope francis in rio de janeiro, where he presides over the catholic church world youth day festivities. we have live picture here. he is attending a mass early this morning, and later will join hundreds of thousands of young catholics on copacabana beach in a prayer ritual. they are set to walk nine kilometers to rio to meet him there. the final event of his trip is tomorrow, where he will say mass . here in europe. temperatures have been soaring across the continent. the uk has seen its longest heatwave in seven years. a little drizzle last night did not do much to help in berlin. there are plenty of tourists in town. temperatures could reach 40 degrees celsius over the weekend. that is all for now on the journal. thank you for watching. >> music is patrick's life. his body produces amazing sounds, and he hopes that will bring him fame someday. together with his partner, ezekiel, patrick is rehearsing

this small caribbean nation has prided itself on being clean and drug-free. silvers at beijing and london, he also tested positive. they also had shocked news. over 100 meters this year, this test could see his preparation for world championships caught -- count for nothing after this result. >> sometimes in the second part of your career a hint of desperation comes in and you start looking for other things. it is absolutely the wrong path to go down. >> unintentionally, they say they have taken banned substances. bbc news, kingston, jamaica. will take a short break. do not go away. ♪ >> make sense of international news -- at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation of new york, stowe, vermont, and honolulu, newman's own foundation, giving all profits to charity and pursuing the common good for over 30 years, and union bank. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to understand the industry you operate in, working to nurture new ventures and help provide capital for key strategic decisions. we offe

that's what chef david maskowitz decided to grill up caribbean style. >> this time of year, a lot of places, especially on the east coast, they are being bombarded by cicadas. >> he put them on a secure with a nice pineapple, kosher salt glaze. his son is shooting this video. you can see him dewinging them and preparing them for grilling. >> did he precook them all here or are they completely raw bugs? >> he has not precooked them. he's eaten them before and gives us an idea of what they taste like when you eat them unprepared. >> the ones i ate raw tasted like walnuts and had the consistency of not. >> he said he's preparing them. taste better than the time he had them raw. >> that is really beautiful. look how gorgeous that is. >> i imagine crunchy, too. crunchy like popcorn. >> i'll show you the other side. oh, yeah, these are almost ready. >> do we see them actually eat them? >> he does actually eat them. actually, pretty good. >> i would imagine all that pineapple and olive oil would mask a lot of the flavor of anything, right? if you can get past the look of the bug, it's proba

. >> reporter: the pope met with latin-american and caribbean bishops urging him to be chose to the people. following the example that he already set. >> reporter: back to you. >> and worth youth day vol untears he expressed his gratitude. >>> rains causes widespread flooding and traffic nightmares and then there is this. wait until you see what happened after this car was buried in a landslide. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, what's even more amazing --n it finally stopped the men t out of the car and start running! torrential rains in northwest china are wreaking havoc on local hillsides... crops... and ople. fl >>> a car buried by a landslide. what is more amazing, when the landslide stopped the men got out of the car and started running. flooding in china this year killed at least 337 people. more than 2are missing. >>> well, searchers in north carolina found two people dead in rain filled creek. a 4-year-old and a 10-year-old girl were swept away in the current. they got up to a foot of rain yesterday. >> that is not the only thing with that kind of weather. >> good to see you. >> good to see you

chantal picking up speed in the caribbean. we'll have more on the possible path as it may be head towards the u.s. coast. gregg: here we are inside the courtroom. it may be the most critical piece of evidence in the george zimmerman murder trial. the screams heard on the 911 call. is it stm * or trayvon martin. this is a fry hearing on whether the judge should allow a computer animation. [ female announcer ] nature valley protein bars, with simple, real ingredients, like roasted peanuts, creamy peanut butter, and a rich dark-chocolate flavor, plus 10 grams of protein, so it's energy straight from nature to you. nature valley protein bars. so it's energy straight from nature to you. she loves to shop online with her debit card. and so does bill, an identity thief who stole mary's identity, took over her bank accounts, and stole her hard-earned money. unfortunately, millions of americans just like you learn all it may take is a little misplaced information to wreak havoc on your life. this is identity theft. and no one helps sto

either from the caribbean or africa itself. that has a lot of vie brans. vie brans. what is important we need think about how do we incorporate our ancestors? how do as live though this is a cosmologist we don't see that separation? because we have got to think a lot like western thinking. this is the problem. once we let go of the western thinking, there becomes more possibility for spiritual life and listen to the voice of our ancestors who are telling us and -- showing us what we need to develop peanut don't have to struggle the church neesdz to be a place of life, fruitfulness. a place where people can be built instead of torn down. last throughout sister. we can talk about it after wards. it's a hugely important piece. without the art and the play and these things things where that happened that was a drawing or sculpture, music, all the things produced out of the black church. we need another renaissance. we absolutely need another renaissance. because we can't just keep singing the same old thing and expect the youth to be there. they're not coming. [applause]