. >> carr was sentenced to 35 years. >> that's what you get for dealing. >> for dealing? i need g.a., gamblers anonymous. >> he sold drugs not just to support his addiction, but to support his brother. >> chas was arrested and i started paying for his legal fees. i was paying for his attorney with drug money. >> i feel like it's my fault. i feel like he messed up his life trying to save mine. >> doesn't matter where you're at or what you're at, family is first, you know? that is the way it is. >> i know in any situation i ever get into, he's going to be there. whether it's right or wrong, good or bad, he's going to be there. i mean, he's loyal, loving, and a pain in the [ expletive ] sometimes, but you know, that's him. you can't pick your family. >> actually the nickname that he gave me probably about ten years ago? >> yeah. >> 10 or 12 years ago. >> yeah. >> how do you get that anymore name? you tell me. >> how? we was high on meth, we was sitting there and he was tripping out thinking he could see the cops everywhere. and he kept saying, hey, man, there's cops. i swear

john carr: at least four slides on one side, four on another. they're going to deploy them all. that leaves one person to manage eight slides. can you tell me how you do that? i don't know. tony: we investigate emergency resources at silicon valley's growing airport. the question is, is san jose prepared for an emergency like the asiana crash? that's next. [music] unit, call our tip line at 888-996-tips or send us an email to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. tony: when an asiana plane crashed 2 years ago at sfo it was a terrifying sight. the ntsb credited the firefighter staffing levels and quick response with saving lives. so tonight, we investigate, what if a similar crash happened at silicon valley's airport? is san jose prepared? senior investigative reporter stephen stalk has our report. male: i need you to bring in your medical gear reporting to me at the-- stephen stalk: video from a firefighter's helmet camera gives a close-up look at the chaos of the asiana crash at sfo. but it also shows the incredible and immediate actions of the first responders there. female: they all shared

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the donation comes from robert carr and his give something back foundation. carr by the way, is a co-founder of a credit card processing company based in princeton, new jersey. >>> philadelphia phillies are looking to the future with a new team president as we look live at citizens bank park where the phillies lost to the brewers last night, 7-4, as they continue their four-game series.brewers. the move comes -- for the new president comes three days after manager ryan sandburg just stepped down. long-time baseball executive andy macphail will take over as president at the end of the season. the phils introduced macphail yesterday. for now he'll shadow pat gillick for the next three months. he'll eventually run all baseball operations. >> andy is a rare combination of both old school experience and new-age thinking. >> i think my three main functions will be to read to watch and to listen. and then hopefully within three months i'll have a clear idea of what i think is appropriate and needs to be done. >> macphail won two world series as general manager of th

in los angeles, will carr, fox news. >>> a bit cooler all weekend long across the entire bay area.mber just on friday we had temperatures around 100 degrees. today the warmest locations not so hot. but still some 80s to record out toward livermore. san francisco 62 degrees. here's our live camera looking live toward all of the excitement in oracle arena. we do have patchy fog pushing back into the region so it will be a factor first thing tomorrow morning for your monday morning forecast for the monday morning commute. in fact, here's a closer look at the satellite then we go with the cloud cover near the coast. a few patches heading into the coastal bay. temperatures will start out friday morning will be in the 50s. low to mid-50s across the bay area for tomorrow morning. that's all reflected in the forecast with the areas of fog near the coast to near the bay. you see the temperature time line. warming back up into the 60s for the shoreline. some patchy coastal fog. partly cloudy skies into the bay. tomorrow morning possibly some drizzle out there as well. especially right near t

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. >> bruce carr heads a federally funded human trafficking task force for harris county, texas. >> we have a big problem in the houston area, with a lot of spas popping up in the outlying areas of the county. >> we're going to be working off case number 58147. >> the task force's mission, root out sex traffickers hiding behind the city's massage parlors and spas. today's target, one of the 500 massage parlors or spas which uses women who have been illegally trafficked from asia. >> this is the advertisements right now. they're talking about the girls, saying open seven days a week, 24 hours a day and have explicit pictures. >> the traffickers who own and operate the spas do little to hide the fact there is sex for sale. just page through dozens of online sites and buyers can hand pick the type of girl they want. right down to her ethnicity and bra size. today's target is a location where, in the past, federal offices have rescued trafficked women. after shutting it down, it has re-opened under new ownership. this brings investigators back for another look. >> we'll be going out to thi

. >> reporter: doctors are motoring ishnee carr, air lifted to children's hospital last night. she initially complained about her foot hting. >> it looks like -- dangerous call 911. >> her grandfather says she was playinin the backyard. turns out she was bitten by a rattlesnake. her foot started to swell. turned black. the venom begin to read. fire crews captured the rattle take minutes after the attack. in fulsom this 4-year-old bo victim to a rattlesnake bite. happened over the weekend walking on a bike trail. his pregnant mother tried to help the boy but made a big mistake that could off hurt them both. mama bear instinct decided to su the venom out. fortunately eryone is fine. veterinarians say you may see more rattlesnakes this time of year due to the drought. >> with it being dry. a lot of animals are being more concentrated where water sources are. >> that means they could be lurking around your home. this rattlesnake was in a yard in walnut creek. >> lot of snakes with the drought. >> reporter: experts recommend clearing the brush around your home where snakes can hide.

chad carr the 4-year-old grandson of lloyd carr has tize that's the same brain condition that laurynhe family has set up the chad tough foundation raise awareness and fund reseven for vipd. for more information to help go to chadtough.org. >> a cause good for them. thanks. >> hag now, a new arrest connected to a terror investigation in boston. a new arrest law enforcement taking down a man believed to have ties to isis. those new developments, next. get the complete balanced nutrition of ensure. with nine grams of protein... and 26 vitamins and minerals. and now with... ...twice as much vitamin d ...which up to 90% of people don't get enough of. the sunshine vitamin! ensure. take life in. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> terror in boston. a new arrest after police killed a man that the fbi says has ties to isis. under surveillance for more than a year. new information this morning coming up. >>> happening now, a desperate search for survivors, time running out, as divers try to locate 400 tourists missing in the river, after their cruise ship capsizes. we're live with the latest. >>> the head of world socc

. >>> will carr has more from our los angeles bureau. >> reporter: good evening. darrell holloway was more than a police officer he was the father of three. a tragic weekend. a father's day weekend for his family. he served the new orleans police department for 22 years and the people who knew him best say he was funny, good hearted and the type of man that you don't forget. >> you couldn't be around him for longer than a minute or two without becoming his friend. if there was something funny about you, he was going to let everybody know. and so i'm going to miss him. we're all going to miss him and new orleans will miss darrell holloway. >> reporter: today new orleans mayor came out and said holloway was more than a good officer and he was good man and a good father. >> how did this happen? how did the suspect get the gun and then get loose? >> reporter: well police say the suspect, 33-year-old travis boyd was initially arrested by officers working on the midnight after he had an altercation with a woman that involved him firing a .38 caliber gun. he was arrested

will carr is following this. hi will. >> they're waiting for the opportunity to present themselves. isis is working a lot differently, looking to strike on symbolic dates like july 4th our country's independence day. a former pentagon official tells fox news that the fourth of july could be a kai target. the difficulty isis is spreading propaganda so quickly through social media some worry whether it will be able to thwart every rising threat. listen to michael mccaul this morning on fox news sunday. >> i'm extremely concerned about the way the syrian isis rekrulters can use the internet at lightning speed to recruit followers in the united states with thousands of followers in the united states and activate them to do kwhaefr they want to do, whether it's military installations, law enforcement or possibly a fourth of july event parade. >> isis has called for worldwide violence in the month of ramadan and we're dloes the one-year anniversary of isis proclaiming its self-acclaimed caliphate. friday we had those three attacks on three separate continents with all of that going on dhs

we're taken care of here over and over you mentioned argentina it is national; is that correct not a carr blank so there are restrictions. >> there are restrictions like most of the restrictions in the united states like maryland they're allowed to vote in local elections very don't have the local authority for the municipal elections they can't participate in the national elections. >> i'm wondering if there are a commentary on the limits. >> like the thought i understand the local level they'll do it and make it invading like the uk when they saw actually my colleague will introduce moss more of the ideas but

will carr is live with more details. what can you tell us? >> reporter: right now as we talk officers have surrounded a neighborhood 200 miles northeast of the french quarter in new orleans going door to door looking for the suspect who they say shot and killed this officer who is also a father of three. police say that travis boy was arrested for officer assault. a short time later he was transporting boy to jail when the attack happened. the boy may have been double jointed because he moved the handcuffs from behind his back to the front of his body. then he moved to the area where a struggle ensued and she shot the officer in the head where he died at the hospital a short time later. >> he will not get away with what he did. justice will be paid for killing our brother officer holloway. >> reporter: we have learned it is unclear where boyce got the gun. he has a history of escaping law enforcement. there's a $10,000 reward out for information to lead to his arrest. the police chief came out to say one of the hardest things he's ever had to

carr was -- >> you sure? >> i have one more -- one more question. >> okay. >> so it's been my experience that the cost of attending college is not just the tuition and fees, the challenge it seems in a lot of the reading that we have is that not surprisingly if you come from a poor, low income family, you're trying to work full time. or a lot. and that contributes potentially to not being able to finish on time. and so i'm wondering how much research, if any, has been done on the efficacy of providing stipends so that students not only -- so that they can spend more time being able to study and take a full load than having to have the stress of working full time as well as trying to carry a full load. >> let me just say quickly, i'm very proud of one of the programs that is run by the department of education. it is not a trio program, but we refer to it as campus child care access means parents in school. what it does is provide child kerouac cess for students who have children. i think it is a critically imp

senior advisory and one of the members of the board of education please join me in welcoming richard carr resistance (clapping.) >> so good afternoon, everyone. >> good afternoon. >> at the congratulations to our teachers and tavrdz what on circle honor i think the audience will be the first ones to say if not for you in the audience that give up evenings and weekends they give up family time that supports them in serve our community how about we give them a round of applause (clapping.) this is absolutely probably one of the most fascinate activities and events through united states school years when you read the newspapers and the public education is under attack and people want to blame all the ills of society and specifically public education anytime we have the opportunity to showcase our incredible teachers and the incredible leaders. >> and pertains incurring what happens in the classroom by their example i think we shouldn't rally but all be present to celebrate the leaders in our community i also want to thank everyone that has donated in spanish their grain of sand in this gift

we're taken care of here over and over you mentioned argentina it is national; is that correct not a carr blank so there are restrictions. >> there are restrictions like most of the restrictions in the united states like maryland they're allowed to vote in local elections very don't have the local authority for the municipal elections they can't participate in the national elections. >> i'm wondering if there are a commentary on the limits. >> like the thought i understand the local level they'll do it and make it invading like the uk when they saw actually my colleague will introduce moss more of the ideas but has concerns thank you. >> and really this is median we have jurisdiction over our panhandle election but not federal and state so i wouldn't call it a limitation but we want to make sure we're promoting you know franchisement one our jurisdiction. >> slide okay. >> we have also seen the legislation that 16 and 7-year-old are prepared to vote but since they have a grammar access to knowledge for debating political issues than ever

they know that one carr -- car is here your -- correspond -- cordoned off. we're live at hanheman, katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> we're following a developing story police are investigating a murder in the northeast section of philadelphia. gurn -- gunfire erupted along scatter good street. police tell "action news" a 21-year-old man was shot and pronounced dead a short time later. no word on who murder murdered or gunned down the victim. >> police officers saved a man's life before a freight train smashed into his car. the elderly driver was trying to make a turn when his car got stuck on the railroad trackings. two police officers got him out just before the train hit. the officers are okay him the force of the crash pushed the car 100 feet. >>> 5:34, the search goes on for a gunman who opened fire at a west philadelphia block party it happened at 41st and ogden our man waited until it was dark to walk up to the party. they sprayed the crowd with pellets and injured ten people including an 11, 12-year-old and 18-month-old. >> we came to the do

greg carr is an associate professor at howard university's department of african american studies, saying changes are needed to fix gun laws in the united states. >> the second amendment enshrines the gun culture, going back to the founding. country. the rational was there was no standing army. almost 200 years later, there's no rational to continue this thing. we heard president obama talk about it again, i doubt high school be any more effective now than he was in the wake of incidents that you mentioned, in blunting the use of guns. this man was given a 44 weapon by his father, when he couldn't obtain one because he had brushes with the law. you walk into a church and what you see is you are dealing death in part because you live in a culture enshrining and glorifying violence. >>> the u.n. refugee agency says war and persecution displaced 60 million people, the highest ever recorded. since the fighting in syria in 2011 nearly 3.9 million have been forced out of the country. bernard smith reports. >> these are the most basic of conditions for the latest refugees to arrive from syria no

prime minister manohar para carr says they are too expensive. intel is reported to be buying altera for $16 million. the purchase would be the biggest in intel's four to seven year history. one of the world has biggest advertising companies, wpp could be facing a shareholders revolt over the ceo's pay. there was an increase of 40%. two shareholder advisers have raised concerns. genie: we know that the race to the white house is heating up. that race, of course, in 2016 of next year. businesses in one key primary state are preparing for the influx of all the world's media. stephen: there is an awful lot of money that circulates around the united states, but one business in iowa has specially designed t-shirts. a company in des moines called ray gun has designed risha -- has designed t-shirts for journalists to buy. one there, "is there a bail of hay i can interview you next to?" genie: crazy it is. thank you so much, stephen carroll, for a look at business news. time now for the press review. we have nicholas rushworth with us on the set to talk

. >> reporter: karen carr is one of 20,000 people without power in burlington county about. >> i didn't know how we were ever going to clean it up i couldn't imagine. >> her property is littered with pieces of the pie that used to shade her yard. >> it was very unnerving. i never want to be in that situation again. it was frightening. >> across the street at the medford lakes country club. crews say the storm damage will close the course for days. >> we're looking at over 100 trees, i guess. just cutting them up all day for the next few days. >> uprooted trees, closed roads and the grinding sound of a wood chipper echoed in the normally calm and tranquil setting. down the street an uprooted tree snapped a gas pipe residents evacuated. it's a broken fence and frayed nerves. >> at least we got through it. but i don't want to be in it again. >> here in medford township crews continue to clean up we're looking at more than 4,000 people without electricity also since the storm came through, cell phone service has been spotty, we're told all of this should start to improve by friday. reportin

derek carr cleared to practice the fear is that this might require surgery to fix.s have the day off following yesterday's moment. this is a career milestone saying it could be cheaper. today, he got help from apple's ceo, tim cook. >> had the ball here. we're going to give everything asked for to them so everybody is happy. abc7 sports brght to you by bank of the west. >> join us tonight at 00. nasa revealing a tiny plat. >> dange party crasher. this tree nearly crushed a family. >> we appreciateour time. >> from the entire team thanks for joining us this evening. >> have a goodnight. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. - ugh, man. my delts are blasted. i wish they had a chart for how much protein powder to scoop. for a 180 pod man with no fat. - protein powder, huh? you cut it with water? why don't you just take estrogen?

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derek carr cleared to practice the fear is that this might require surgery to fix.and a's have the day off following yesterday's moment. this is a career milestone saying it could be cheaper. today, he got help from apple's ceo, tim cook. >> had the ball here. we're going to give everything asked for to them so everybody is happy. abc7 sports brought to you by bank of the west. >> join us tonight at 9:00. nasa revealing a tiny planet. >> dangerous party crasher. this tree nearly crushed a family. >> we appreciate your time. >> from the entire team thanks for joining us this evening. >> have a good night. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00. leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. get your first month's payment plus five years wear and tear coverage. make the most of summer... with volvo. this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants. a business specialist originally from brockville, ontario, canada... an antiques dealer from los angeles, california... and our returning champion

. >>> new jersey businessman robert carr is donating a million dollars to fund 50 scholarships for highents to attend rowan university. the donation was made through the give something back foundation and the money will go to cover tuition room and board. he really is giving something back. >> indeed. 4:48. more stories you didn't see last night a toddler down south was rescued from a sweltering van. he had been locked insides for more than two hours. >> more than 2,000 pigs were on the loose after a bad crash in the midwest details just ahead when "action news" comes right back. america runs on dunkin'. let's mobile. same plan. new phone. or a new plan. and a just in case. add a new line. or three. and unlimited talk and text for unlimited tweens. take a carrier store detour at target and upgrade to a shiny new everything. all things mobile. all in one place. people of the coffee drinking world, dunkin' has a dark roast coffee that's deliciously roasted just right for a bold start and smooth finish that's never bitter. put down the dark roast you've been putting up with and reach for t

will carr bring us up to speed. >> authorities are not sure which side of the border the shots came from. what we do know this is now an international investigation after the helicopter took friday friday evening while patrolling the rio grande near laredo texas. the helicopter was chasing a suspect carrying bundles of marijuana. today we've learned that congressman jason chaffetz is in laredo there talking about the incident with border patrol agents on the ground. >> we're going to look into this. we definitely have acrisis in the south driven primarily by the drug trade. the overall security of the border needs to be a national priority not just to stop the drugs but to protect the people in the united states to deal with the drug trafficking and other illegal activity. >> the border patrol told me that it was used by the office of air and marine part of customs and border patrol. those helicopters fly over the rio grande making sure that nobody is sneaking into the united states illegally or conducting illegal affairs. >> we haven't heard a lot about laredo until recently. is there a

will carr is following this story from our west coast newsroom. will i understand he was at some house in the ninth ward. >> well what we know arthel, is that there was a brief chase. after that he was taken into custody. nobody was hurt. that's the good news after that 24-hour manhunt yesterday with the officers going door-to-door and many neighborhoods in new orleans. they had bloodhounds on the ground and helicopters in the air and joined by the u.s. marshalls all looking for boyce who authorities say killed officer darryl holloway. yesterday morning boyce was arrested for aggravated assault and a short time later officer holloway was transporting boyce to jail in his police suv when somehow boyce moved his handcuffs from behind his back to the front of his body. police think he may have been double jointed and managed to push through a small opening in the cage that separates the holding area of car in the front seat. a struggle ensued. boyce pulled out a gun and where he got that gun we still don't know. he ended up shooting officer holloway

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carr coming back to save the tonight show all johnny carson does is skits and bits. mr.r used to do proper interviews. our show is influenced by jimmy fallon. jimmy fallon is introduced by alan. -- ellen. all of those things start to influence you. charlie: but it feels comfortable at least? james: i feel a lot more comfortable now in the manner that people in the manner that i am overwhelmed with the way people have responded. charlie: it is the idea that you didn't step on a banana why did they ever think he could do this? they are saying isn't this interesting what he is doing? james: i'm overwhelmed by that really. i'm incredibly relieved and grateful. charlie: could this happen in prime time, or is it -- jay leno try to do it. james: i don't know. i'm not sure. charlie: late-night has a feeling of freeness. james: and there's a feeling of being the end of someone's day. i feel like the change, not that i know anything about the history of late-night i feel the change in late-night is a more positive outlook, it's just a reflection of what is happening in the world.

. >> still, carr are eri said she feels bad for taunting verdon in front of sister michelle and has asked to explain herself system ashley is heather's girlfriend. i jumped in it. you know. >> it got to a boil point. >> yeah. i blew some kisses because she cursed at me. >> all right. let's put that aside for thousand. how long have you been here? >> almost 30 days is. >> do you have children? >> two. >> two girls, 8 and 10. >> did you lose custody of them? >> i did. >> totally? >> i do have some rights. i can see them superviseded. >> how cothey react when you see them? >> they miss me. >> of course. the big question is how much longer do you want to keep living like this ? because you're really not living. >> i feel like i'm going the to go into the street and do the same thing. >> what's the same thing? >> selling drugs, being reckless, driving recklessly. >> angela, do you love yourself? >> not -- >> not if you need other people to say you're okay. >> mm-hmm. >> all right. there is only one person you need to it will you that you're okay. >> that's myself. >> besides yourself. >> god?

. >> will carr. thank you. >> and turning to the healing that is just beginning for the people of charleston south carolina. ♪ i'm going to let it shine. >> days after a senseless attack took nine innocent lives in a bible study, people are praying and loving flowers, all outside of the emmanuel ame church. the doors will open to their flock as they have every sunday for generation. miles away dylann roof sits in a jail cell charged with nine counts of murder. there is separate investigations and both could result in a push for the death penamenty. how are the locals and charlestonians remembering the victroar. >> charleston is known for the holy city for the places of worship and adjays ept to emmanuel ame is another baptist church. and the wedding party had just wrapped and they walked next dorand dropping the flowers and wanted to it she love and respect for those who died next dofrment they are are adding to the make- shift memorial and left cards and for the memorial that is growing by the hour.

people in england who want the whole thing to be run, say about the michael garcia report into carr understandings, suppress -- corruption which was largely suppressed should be published in full. to all of this, and given the extent to which the knives were out, it's worth bearing in mind a key thing that chuck blazer said in the comments from him released overnight, that there was corruption involved not only in the 2010 world cup in south africa but the 1998 world cup in france, and for all the mud thrown at qatar at the moment the european countries are less interested in talking about ajections of corruption inside europe. >> laurence lee, live from zurich thank you. >> now, the f.i.f.a. scandal spread to venezuela. prosecutors raided a local football federation headquarters in caracas. the former president was arrested in zurich last week, along with six other f.i.f.a. officials accused of bribery and corruption. four soldiers had been killed in an ambush. the soldiers were travelling in an unmarked car when the group opened fire on them. the attack happened and they have been prayed by sepa

will carr following this developing story. >> in the wake of this shooting two members of congress are heading to la ledo to talk to the agents on the ground. it was about 5:30 p.m. locally on friday. about an hour ago we got a release from congressman blake, bullets hitted site of the rotor blade. thankfully need were hurt. the helicopter is part of the office of air and marine which is a subsection of customs and border patrol normally patrolling the rio grande on water and on air, and any criminal activity going on. the sheriff in that area telds the associated press the helicopter was chasing suspects that were carrying bundles of marine. right now it's un -- but it comes as pell as they're -- and did congress mast jason chaffetz said -- >> people are scared for their lives and people are dying on the streets. the devastating, how frightening how dangerous it is in mexico. >> congressman chaffetz and faronholt say they will be there today and tomorrow to try to gather as much information about this shooting as they can. >> thanks so much. >>> now extreme weather conditions across t

will carr thank you. >>> now we talk about politics. fox news is america's election headquarters headquarters. the crowded field of gop candidates taking to the airways. the big topic, presence of confederate flag. hi elizabeth. >> you're right, in the after math of the massacre in south carolina presidential hopefuls across the board shifted their discussion from terror threats overseas to violence right here at home. many fielding questions regarding begun control and the flag presence on the state capitol grounds. >> every is being baited with this question as if somehow that has anything to do whatsoever with running for president. and my position is most certainly does not. >> you can put up confederate flags everywhere or you can get rid of them. it's not going to make any difference. what will make a difference is do we change people's hearts. and minds. >> my opinion is that we should let the people of south carolina go through the process of making this will decision. >> florida governor jeb bush releasing a statement reading i

carr. in your statistics, you show among the various minority groups the asian population continues to do better in most of those, if not all of those areas of measurement. commissioner narasaki yesterday very eloquently distinguished between various subgroups of asians, and we had testimony as well from the south asian community, which is substantially underserved and underrepresented. but as commissioner narasaki said yesterday there are other communities such as the indian community and chinese community who have come here with higher educational credentials, and so their children have been able to proceed in a more successful route for the most part. the uz your data take account of the subgroups of asian americans or latinos, for that matter? >> well, the data i presented today does not differentiate between asians the traditional reference to chinese japanese versus pacific islanders. but in recent years we have started to advocate for data that way and i should say that the gaps betw

carr scro line malone has more. >> reporter: the outbreak in south korea is the largest outside the middle east. people are worried, many are wearing masks. >> translation: we should not go areas where m.e.r.s. patients have been, isn't the virus airborne and isn't it contractible with contact? >> reporter: there's no evidence it can be transferred through the air, but it can be transmit by droplets if someone sneezes or touches a surface with infected hands. the virus spread in korea by a man that had been in saudi arabia and was diagnosed on may 20th. >> translation: i urge citizens to cooperate with the government to prevent further spread of m.e.r.s. by watching their hands -- -- washing their hands and minding coughing. >> reporter: m.e.r.s. can cause a fever, diarrhea, and in the worst cases pneumonia and kidney failure. 40% infected die from it. 1800 people have been quarantined in south korea. the government has closed hundreds of schools have been closed as a precaution. the first m.e.r.s. cases were diagnosed in saudi arabia in 2012, 900 have been infected there. the virus was tr

. >> attorney bridgette carr runs the university of michigan's human trafficking clinic, which is compiling a database for all human trafficking cases in the country. >> we've seen cases involving 12- and 13-year-olds in small towns. we've seen cases involving young girls in the big cities here. >> so in your mind these girls, boys, they are the equivalent of modern-day sex slaves. >> they are modern-day slaves, on the streets all around us. >> i can remember the first day it actually happened, like it was yesterday. >> for tina, like a majority of the young women and girls sold for sex, the road to a lifetime of exploitation was paved with violence. >> they're going to beat you, kill you, or overdose you. one of the three, you're going to leave here in a bad, tragic way. >> tina's childhood nightmare started when her mother sold her to two neighborhood men. it began in kindergarten and it began with rape. >> i came home from school, and my mother said that i had to stay in my room because i had did something wrong, which i hadn't did nothing wrong. i goes to my room. it's two grown men in

more than 1,000 died most in the congested city of carr acknowledgy. gerald tan reports -- karachi. gerald tan reports. >>> after days of heat residents of the city welcomed the return of the cooler climate they were used to. >> translation: compared to previous days the temperature is lower, the skies are cloudy hopefully rain will come. >> reporter: it's been a difficult week thousands falling hill. hospitals and clinics suffering with the rush of patients. the pakistani government is on the defensive, after being accused of not acting quickly or doing enough. >> translation: we have deployed the pakistan army and rangers, setting up 29 heat stroke centers, they have been distributing around 77 tonnes of minor water. >> reporter: the heatwave coincided, when the devout don't eat or drink. many deaths among the poor, elderly and manual labourers. power cuts worsened the problem as many were not able to stay cool indoors. the temperatures may have dipped, but criticism of the government is a hot topic. many say the medical emergency should have been handled differently. >> now the w

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carr, your microphone just went off. >> thank you.et's begin with a look at the key trends in academic achievement gaps. historically black, hispanic and american indian and alaskan native students have lower assessment scores in reading and mathematics than white and asian peers. there are two pieces of good news in the data seen here. these data depicts performance over time for black and white students, eighth grade students and you see the performance is improving for both groups. and the distance between the performance is also known as the gap narrowing. that is good news. while the sharp displays, the black white gap, this is also true for whites and hispanics, and less true but also true of native americans and whites, and there has been a truly significant increase for asian students. i'm going to skip this next graph in the interest of time. now we're looking at curriculum levels related to mathematic achievements. within each group graduate students earn higher scores as the national process than graduates completing lower

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