not only in chad good locally.he supported revolutionary movements and financed international terrorism. the west extended support to send out way it's absolutely coast. ethan a result that he predicted was the you. around reagan do solemnly swear that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. we can and will raise out of the problems which now confront us ackland the president reagan came into power we were instructed to do everything possible to stop libyan activities america was like going against gadhafi he was just doing everything to foment revolution so in that context chad became an important area for us the americans have the sort of they were going to support dissing the united states didn't care in chad per se but they did have a very strong interest in reigning in the ambitions of of colonel gadhafi. what we did was we assessed were. needed. charlie and soldiers more point and shoot it had to be pretty simple. it was part of my function to coordinate all that. we were to de

not only in chad but globally.he supported revolutionary movements and financed international terrorism. the west extended support to send out way it's absolutely coast. ethan a big reason that it did it was. ronald reagan do solemnly swear that i was faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. we can and will raise out of the problems which now confront us ackland the president reagan came into power we were instructed to do everything possible to stop libyan activities america was like going against gadhafi he was just doing everything to foment revolution so in that context chad became an important area for us the americans have the sort of they were going to support dissing the united states didn't care in chad per se but they did have a very strong interest in reigning in the ambitions of of colonel gadhafi. what we did was we assessed were. needed. charlie and soldiers more point and shoot it had to be pretty simple. it was part of my function to coordinate all that. we were to deliver th

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not only in chad but locally.he supported revolutionary movements and financed international terrorism. the west extended support to send out way it's absolutely coast. ethan a big reason that it did it was the. right of reagan to sell and i swear that i will faithfully execute the office of president of the united states. we can and will resolve the problems which now confront us ackland the president reagan came into power we were instructed to do everything possible to stop libyan activities america was like going against gadhafi he was just doing everything to foment revolution so in that context chad became an important area for us the americans have the sort of they were going to support dissing the united states didn't care in chad per se but they did have a very strong interest in reigning in the ambitions of of colonel gadhafi. what we did was we assessed were. needed. charlie and soldiers more point and shoot it had to be pretty simple. it was part of my function to coordinate all that. we were to delive

mark: chad, great job. bloomberg's germany bureau chief, chad thomas. breaking news.istrict attorney has announced additional charges against harvey weinstein. these new charges are in addition to those contained in the previous indictment of weinstein as well as criminal sexual acts in the first degree. headline, thee district attorney announced a more charges against harvey weinstein. let's check in with first word news. courtney: in mexico, it is a resounding the feeds for the business oriented parties where run the country for decades. mexicans have elected the first left-wing president in recent time. % of the votes, he has promised to pledge to respect the central bank's autonomy and avoid raising taxes. committed to increasing at stockpile of nuclear missiles. kim jong-un's regime and planted a manufacturing and is run up to a meeting with president trump. administrative officials hope that the president and kim can meet again in new york in september. president trump's weekend of oil diplomacy brought mixed messages. follow-up statements from the white house a

guest: thank you, chad. that is correct that the butterfly ballot was another major site of problems in terms of questioning afterwards whether the election technology in use allowed people to vote for their actual preferred candidate. that ballot design -- that is why these questions of administration are so critical. buying sudafed is not a constitutional right, but casting your vote as an eligible american is. we do not see a problem of ineligible people really voting in federal or state elections. you are right, there are some jurisdictions where for just their very local elections have upowed all residents to end voting, rather than restricting that two american citizens. host: in san francisco. guest: that is absolutely not the case that those local elections have anything to do with who is allowed to vote in a state or federal election. we saw voter fraud -- it is illegal. it is punished by five years in prison in some instances. we already have exactly the kind of legal protections, because we all ag

chad. we have several approaches that we used to try and gain access. all islands in lake chad are not equal in many ways. some are accessible from the chad side, we have had little accessibility from the nigerian side because of the boko haram stronghold there. it has been not very good access from the niger site. we have done a very good job of mapping them and when i talk about the mapping earlier, mapping them with an eye toward where the populations. when i talk about the maps earlier, what i didn't say was that it didn't stop at the map in that instance, this is not possible everywhere but it is actually possible in the borno situation and the lake chad situation. in addition to the maps, each vaccinator who is part of the program is given a gps device and it tracks them wherever they go to vaccinate. so we actually are able to document through the satellite images where the populations still reside. then through the tracking exercise of the vaccinators, whether there is zero up to 71

chad. sure. i would like to close on one thought on afghanistan. i thank you for being here today. what has really been impressed on me in the engagements with the afghan national program and the government, and i was last there in december, the commitment that they have and also their shared view of where i started my comments earlier, that every child, regardless of where they are, should have access to polio vaccine. and the afghan government really shows remarkable thought about this. if you can imagine that the country has these anti-government elements taking up a lot of the gee yography ta trying to deal with on a security front, but they've taken the view and the commitment to polio eradication in that they understand that those children are by nature of being in those places should not be held accountable for the geopolitical issues going on. and that they should have access to vaccine. that's a really important and incredible thing that makes the program possible in. afghanistan.

you're sponsoring this kid, the chad boseman guy. laughter ) so i went to the premiere for "black panther" here in new york, and i saw ryan coogler and chad and he said, oh, i just wanted to thank you for paying -- i said, i like the movie, "black panther," wakanda forever, but where's my money? ( laughter ) >> stephen: you haven't done a superhero movie yet, right? >> no. >> stephen: why not? nobody asked me. >> stephen: do we want him to do it? ( cheers and applause ) we want to see -- >> i'll be the father to have the superhero. >> stephen: we want to see you in tights, man. >> no! >> stephen: no, come on. no! >> stephen: i saw the mighty quinn. >> i didn't have tights on in that. >> stephen: you have little white shorts on. don't you remember? >> no. >> stephen: i'll tell you who remembers. one of my producers every day does hunk of the day. >> huh-oh, huh-oh -- >> stephen: and i swear to god, this was a recent one of hers, and this is a great honor. i know you've got oscars and a tony, but you have officially been the hunk of th

guinea again west africa looking pretty wet at the moment and shows going a long way north across chad and asia but the forecast suggests at least that bamako mali will stay dry twenty nine. where were you when this idea popped into it when they're on line it's undoubtedly chief goal of poverty and inequality in our society today or if you join the sunset criminal justice system is dysfunctional right now this is a dialogue what does it feel like for you to go back for the first time everyone has a voice and allow refugees to be the speakers for change join michael o'boyle conversation on our.

. >> reporter: hernandez saw hikers chelsea and chad moore. >> she said she woke up that morning and knew it was going to be a good day. >> reporter: firefighters hoisted hernandez to safety. >> i'm so happy. i'm so happy. >> reporter: the hernandez family is

[laughter] heather: chad, final word, chad. >> whereas you can't have cake and eat it too, the nfl hasith policy and stick by it on official level. i agree with that. there's nothing wrong with endorsing a guy you've known for 37 years and went to school with and believe in his character. there's something i believe wrong in kneeling and disrespecting the flag of the united states of america. heather: thank you for joining us, great panel this morning. thank you. >> thank you. heather: have a great day. the time now 20 minutes until the top of the hour and cracking down on distracted driving the brand-new tool that can actually catch you in the act and raise the alarm for other drivers and the embarrassing tweet democrats scrambled to delete about the president's supreme court pick, can you spot this problem here? we will tell you what it is. igh) sorry, are you gonna... (harmonica interrupts) everytime. geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. with who we are as people and making everybody feel welcome. ordering custom ink t-shirts has been a really smart decisio

chad program explains resume people upload the others go to a job fair, the lu but constantine know wasn audition to paint the then incomplete u.s. capital in 1855, his auditionnc was o a now conference room ins the conference room. >> heame into his room and sa what would you think, and he painted the ceiling >> in fact, that was his application >> well, he painted the ceiling. of that, he was hi >> most important building demanded a special artist, but there was no one iic 19th centuy amer who could paint in the same league a constantineo. he paint trained at the vatican. that's why some characterize him as the michael angelo. reminiscent of raffle'st ae vatican. georgia washington rising into heav and started with an audition inenate hire's office. did hoyer ever audition for a jobike he did >> i came to a job try-out every two years. make a new application every two years>> chad pergramox news >> i wonder with the stress of th h campaigninge enjoys anyast food. it's no secret americans love st food, one state lovesmo it than the rest. alabama h the most fast food restaurants per cap

shouts you're going to be sent to meet with a crowd in the cheap chad mission to go and look in the middle for the little sauce i think it might be enough. for the perception of the capitol but the days of the south and that's all you want to know you're a cheat. and i mean when i listen to you. if you stop now what if you end up the way. you know i would as i would with any. or. thank. you. thank you and. three of you i didn't even say. anything. oh yeah. sure isn't going to come out at all you tell me what he thinks he's going to want to let me. let my kid i would look. right there when he got you but i hate. what we had thought of going to join us in the dead us. well i'm going to just and what do you literally have to die i know i did but that would be in the thought you had the little you got funded and at the moment he. was a human you know what the economy did but was human you know monkey. oh no and initially none of the v.d. be amended in any sin and the union that got that on the most any man. in the end yet it would mean them a. if you had been in time and been in iraq a lot of

eighteen people were killed and nine women abducted in the raid effectively controls the lake chad basin a long border between h. and i ceria arsenal and germany midfielder mess it says he won't play football for his country anymore after facing months of criticism from german media and politicians this followed the publication in may of a picture of who has jill german turkish nationality with president of turkey the photograph prompted outrage in germany which is currently suffering strength relations with turkey several german journalists have been detained there and the german government is accused of overseeing human rights abuses. alyque glass is a green and purchased millions of ice bags every year and most eventually fly honestly out see that huge eleven million ton bags recently came aground off the remote and it legit and a sweet prompting fears that it could break up and cause a tsunami and it clark has traveled that and sent us this report helicopters in these parts of the lifeline for small inuit communities they provide all services especially in times of crisis. below thou

away tonight bring in chad porter by phone, chad in a city that's been swamped by these heavy rains joiningw live on the phone. our journalist just set up the reporting, the details of what's happening. but on the ground where you are tell us what you're seeing and what's happening right now. >> reporter: so basically it's kind of evened up since the past three days. we're finally having some clear skies. but for the past three days it went from a light shower to just constant heavy rain to the point where a river went from a mere few inches to feet and taking up entire walking areas to the point where no one could get across and trains had to stop because it's causing all kind of malfunctions for all three different lines heading from kyoto to osaka. it's crazy. >> chad there are has been described as historic rain event. have you seen anything like this in recent times? >> reporter: no. this is all very new to me. i had a discussion with some locals around a year ago talking about has the river ever gotten to a point where it's kind of, you know, caused any damage to the city in and they

>> chad johnson from los angeles. >> are you drunk? >> jimmy: by the way, that's bad chad. would come back to us. i really did. is bad chad drunk? oh, all right. we're split on this one. >> no. just left the gym, actually. >> were you drunk during "the bachelorette"? >> no, but i was drunk on "paradise." >> oh, yeah, you were. >> yeah. >> jimmy: the first rule of "paradise," yeah. you never know who you're going to run into. let's see who we have next. >> what's your name and where are you from? >> name is brian. from chicago. family is from croatia. mom's last name is silivich. representing the ic for croatia, what a great day. >> and are you drunk? >> jimmy: is brian -- he better be drunk, in that outfit. >> on my way. 80% of the way there. will be the rest of the way there shortly. >> go back there and get 'em. >> thank you. >> jimmy: yeah, they beat the crap out of him after the game. [ cheers and applause ] i believe we have one more. >> what is your name and where are you from? >> my name is steven murchin from london, england. >> steven, are you drink? >> jimmy: is s

. >> steve: chad was a good dude, man. >> jimmy: chad was the -- [ laughter ] he was the best.rom @aurorawailer. she says that, "during my cousin's vows, a mosquito landed on his head, but the guests couldn't see it. so we sat there confused as the bride smacked the groom in the face." [ laughter and applause ] this one's from @laurahartleytx. she says, "both of our moms missed the reception because they were trapped in the elevator. they forgot to press the button for level one." [ laughter and applause ] not really trapped. >> steve: trapped is a hard -- >> jimmy: yeah, no one pressed the button. >> steve: yeah. "we were trapped in there for days." >> jimmy: small talk -- yeah. this one is @smith127. she says, "guests were very confused when 'let's get it on' by marvin gaye was played by accident during the father-daughter dance. [ audience oohs ] [ laughter ] this one's from @twilesque910. she says, "i'd always wanted to release butterflies at my wedding. it was such a hot day that the butterflies dropped dead on the guests and all over the yard. my dog ran around and ate th

chad meyers with the forecast, how is it looking there, chad?>> the rain is over, it moved out to el paso. we were watching it here at cnn. we saw it come down here on the west side of town, it is just moving right over houston, and that low pressure caused all of that rainfall. six inches widespread. the rest of the day it will be hot across the northeast. but we will see colder air come in for the weekend. nashville 103, 92 in new york city. look at this, temperatures in the 70s by saturday across the northeast. where did the heat go? back out here. palm springs over 114 for three straight days. phoenix and l.a. for a couple days as well. >> the heat went left. >> all right, joe. thank you chad meyers, i appreciate that, they screened out about 18 jokes that were inappropriate there. >> joey chestnut, an american that can make us all proud. our chief hot dog eating correspondent joins us for more. >> you think about the great sports diocese, you have the patriots, the car yours, alabama football, and joey chestnut up there with them. he was tr

chad pergram on capitol hill.d mentioned spending, the president is out there, talked about trade deficits even in the meeting with the italian prime minister. after the gdp report he talked about how the trade deficit is coming down in that report and you can argue back and to forth as to why. what about our budget deficit? kneel did a very interesting interview with kevin hassett of the council of economic advisors who is one of the president's top economic advisors, pressing him on that. take a listen. >> the president never mentions a budget deficit. we're looking trillion dollar one this year. likely a trillion dollar one next year. does he care about it, talk to you about it? >> he sure does, i disagree he never mentions it. you might recall when he saw the spending deal he was very pleased to see the military spending he wanted but was concerned perhaps there is too much other spending. but i would guess in the next budget negotiation that we'll have to draw a much harder line on spending. connell: let's br

mewr chad doe with a careetart to the season hitting .315, 20 homers.ime right here in washington, coming the fourth player to start an all-star game at shortstop and third base. while somiol fans including my producer might be upset, the dodgers are ecstatic specially alex wood andusn turner who found out while on vacation. >> it's done. >> done? >> yeah, we got manny, dude. >> we got we got manny, baby! >> see they were using the nbc4 app. i don't know if a lot of folks realize that. as forhe orioles response, general energy releasing a statement on behalf of the team, manny provided m fans withy great memories over his eight years. we always appciate his talent and wish him the best in the you have national bird land is a great jazz song. no far fro dundee lies a town -- kanusie not far from the north sea. the british openet to begin 1:35g if you want to watch. whose time wille it this weekending? dustin johnson, jordan spieth? or howbout tiger woods? at his first open championship since 2015. he'ski l to return to the open championship glory he's ha

diamonds thousands of people have been killed while others have fled to neighboring countries like chad come. and the democratic republic of congo according to the un refugee agency around five hundred forty five thousand five hundred people have left. and even more six hundred thousand have been internally displaced. from the air on the road in the northern part of the central african republic looks pretty peaceful but what we're seeing is actually a refugee camp housing around thirty thousand people some of them from the city itself. i'm half of those in the camp are children. many have been badly traumatized like lucy blush you she's twelve from a village about ninety kilometers away. i was lucy was forced to flee when her home was attacked by rebels. who didn't have a family to live with other people from my village i'm just. a teacher from the village tells us that her mother was taken by the rebels lucy hasn't heard from her since everyone else and her family is dead. stories like lucy's are not uncommon. but luckily my loved one morning they came to our village but they had reall

. >> reporter: chad fraser's sign says open, he's decorated for the holiday. he has stocked the ice. and now just the humming of refrigerators inside. how much is business down? >> i was being optimistic at 98%. right now we're at 100%. >> as of this morning the county fire burned 70,000 acres. today, crews took the walking along and setting backfires along highway 128. their proverbial line in the sand. they're using fire to stop fire. but in a region that waited all year to cash in on the 4th of july holiday, it's already too late. as fire flares, everyone has left or never showed up or is leaving. a week ago, no one could find a reservation here. now they can't give them away. >> did you hear anything about the burn or what they're doing or -- >>errydi the last to leave. >> happy 4th, jerry. >> yeah, happy independence. i'm not very independent, am i? >> reporter: worth noting, this makes five consecutive years that fires have closed highway 128 as chad fraser in the marina told us he's going to have to start budgeting for fires, they're coming that often.

do either one of you want to take that, chad or maria teresa?the challenge that we all face is breaking through, is breaking through in this insane moment where you have this so-called president with this tiny little thumbs sending out tweets every ten seconds. what he wants you to do and what he wants all of us to do is to get distracted, to look over there so you won't see what's happening right here. we see it all the time. there's still an epidemic of this country as it relates to hiv and aids, or as it relates to violence and, in fact, murder of trans women, especially trans women of color. the media do not focus on that enough and so many other issues. what we've got to do is keep telling stories because that's how we change hearts and that's how we change minds and that's ultimately how we're going to win this battle. but we can't get distracted. don't get distracted by bob mueller, he's going to do his job. don't get distracted by stormy daniels, she's going to do whatever she's going to do. >> she's doing her job. >> what we all have to

they are going to chad help in. the fight for a better future is what motivates hundreds of thousands to embark on this perilous journey through central america every year they have dreams of a better life in the u.s. a life without violence a life with work. most try to get on these freight trains in mexico. they then travel for thousands of kilometers. many take a break in the city of quotes a quad costs in the mexican state of veracruz after days or even weeks without much food or possibilities to wash. they arrive here exhausted this hospital has room for eighty people the demand is often higher so people wait for a bed to become free. migrants are allowed to stay here for twenty four hours. ok food three times a day. the food has been donated by the church. and has mariam karen and the children can rest a little here. karen's youngest son eric has been ill for days. he and his mother walked for eight hours. his older brother's half year and johnny are also exhausted the family has been on the road for weeks. an

string of racist murders crimes that shocked a nation still struggling to atone for his dark nazi past chad was the only surviving allegedly member of the neo nazi cell known as the national socialist underground today after a mammoth five year trial she will hear perfect. mission impossible becomes mission accomplished reacts with gratitude exhilaration and relief after the successful rescue of a teenage soccer team from a flooded chain it was not a deal that gripped the world. also coming up france are through to the world cup final thanks to a one victory over belgium in the t.g. second half goal sending the blues to the championship game they would play either for a way shot for england the team snatched up from tonight's other and. i'm going to thank you for joining us here in germany a court is set to hand down a verdict in the five year trial of a neo nazi terrorist cell accused of the racially motivated killings of ten people over a decade the only remaining allegedly member of the right wing extremist group known as the national socialist underground faces up to life in prison now

. >> let's hear from chad in baltimore, democratic caller. hi there. >> hi there. thank you for taking my call. i just want to say to the guest, that was a fantastic response. >> thank you. >> absolutely. the constitution has to evolve based on things that 1700s, 1800s, we couldn't see so that was spot on and something that people need to keep in mind as we evolve, because things change so fast. okay. to my comment. i don't think it's fair to rush a confirmation vote within the 60 days citing a time frame. i agree with you that if there is an extensive record, we need to take time to learn about that and make an informed decision because this will shape so many decades, but i also don't think it's fair that mcconnell delayed obama's nomination on a moderate justice, much like kennedy, moderate justice, and here we are rush -- well, basically putting things through or trying to put things through before the threat of the midterm elections come about, and the republicans don't have -- might not have control of both the senate and house. i just don't think that's fair

let's bring in senior capitol hill producer chad pergram. why are they trying to impeach this guy?ed about harassment and how they threatened house staffers. they've been trying to get the departments from the fbi and doj for a long time. here's the problem. i spoke with one senior republican source. they said if they impeach the deputy attorney general, that will freeze everything. they're trying to stave this off. i'm told there could be two resolutions. one that is live, one that would command a vote and one come before, that would not be live, a glorified press release. here's the challenge for the house republican leadership. would they move to table or set this aside. not take an actual vote on impeaching rosenstein. the democrats do have resolutions of this nature. usually it's kevin mccarthy that moves up and the table is on the vote to set aside or table. consider how rare impeachment is. there's only been 62 impeachment proceedings. they haven't impeached anyone since 2010, a federal judge. add there's been one federal official that was impeached, william belnap, the secr

so, to chad, i completely agree with your comment. we are not done in the region, nigeria, and the surrounding countries that border lake chad. we have several approaches that we used to try and gain access. all islands are not equal in many ways. some are accessible from the chad side, we've had little success from the nigerian side, because of the stronghold there. it's been not very good access from the niger side. we have done a very good job of mapping them and when i talked about the mapping earlier, mapping them with population. when i talk about the maps earlier, what i didn't say was that we didn't stop the mapping in that instance. this is not possible everywhere, but it is actually possible in the situation and the lake chad situation. so, in addition to the map, each vaccinator part of the program is given a gps device, and it tracks them wherever they go to vaccinate. so, we actually are able to document through the satellite imagery where the population will reside. and then through the tracking exercises of vaccinators,

: chad pergram on the hill.dent trump has slammed our nato allies again just before he meets with them at a summit. the president says other countries need to spend more on defense and that it's not fair how much the united states is paying and they're not. a few days after the nato summit in brussels, the president is set to meet with nato's main adversary, vladimir putin against whom in theory nato is paying for security. a german official telling local media that there's great concerns about what agreements trump and putin could reach. let's bring in lisa, our national politics reporter from the associated press. what about that agreement? i hear them profess that the president might go rogue and start give way leverage. >> that's right. look, this is one of the most consistent messages from the president long before he started running for president. he was concerned about how much the u.s. was paying for the nato alliance and the u.s. participation in nato. so his skepticism of some of our oldest and stronge

the united states is sort of third highest in terre chad is really high in corporate tax rate in income tax rate i guess they don't want people in they don't want companies but the united states is about third highest in corporate taxes i would say that on the on the high corporate tax rates you've got china. united states and countries like united are our of arab emirates and we there's been lots on the news the last several years about ireland being a low tax ninety percent much to the chagrin of a lot of e.u. companies that you in general and an apple except they went there for the low tax rates is that changing a little bit now what it is because everybody is getting getting the idea that they've got you know the tax base and they lowering them in the u.k. obviously to compete also with alan and they just apple has made that decision they were not going to actually it was apple or amazon not going to actually build a big plant near south a gall way in western ireland and part of the tax treatment was because part of that decision that they made hillary sword with no nos i was that t

chad meyers joins us now.hot one to put it mildly, chat. >> it is, but not as hot as three days ago. so we won't see heat indexes around 115, more like 97 so once you've been 115, 97 seems like a walk in the park. it will be hot, this is not a day to make your first marathon run especially in the afternoon. the high will be around 97, feels like in d.c. it already feels like 92, it will feel like 104 in cincinnati so the heat is shifting to the west. five degrees above normal for new york, two above in d.c., but nine above in nashville with a te temp of 98. by the weekend, below normal, new york city 78. eight below normal for d.c. so it will feel like that swampy weather is gone toward the south and southeast. where is it going? it's going the midwest and even farther southwest from there. here comes the cold front saturday but the extreme heat is in the west and if you live in l.a., palm springs, river side, san bernardino, pay attention to this heat, it's significant. watches and warnings are already posted

eighteen people were killed nine women abducted boko haram is in control of the area across lake chad's borders with both asia and nigeria the head of the international monetary fund and finance ministers from the g. twenty are in argentina and that's brought thousands out onto the streets they're not happy at the government's decision to take a fifty billion dollar loan from the i.m.f. from one assad has to raise a bow reports. left wing groups who gathered to protest against the international monetary fund in one aside is on saturday. last month the i.m.f. stepped in to shore up the argentinean economy with a fifty billion loan agreement but people like the boy believe it won't help improve people's lives. we already had the i.m.f. on a crisis we know what happened in greece they will fire state employees they will reduce salaries and take away workers right what is today want. argentina's economy has been struggling in recent months due to a drop in investor confidence in emerging economies that beso currency lost over forty percent of its value and inflation has continued to rise th

al-jazeera unravels the history of chad's notorious former president he's sane had three dictator on trial on al-jazeera. when the news breaks. on the mailman city and the story builds to be forced to leave the group just. when people need to be heard women and girls are being bought and given away in refugee camps al-jazeera has teams on the ground to bring you the world winning documentaries and live news and not al-jazeera i got to commend you on hearing is good journalism on air and online . i had a briefing today from a man named steele who has been out there working with the security forces a veteran of el salvador's dirty war sent to iraq soon to be with our portfolios doing whatever it is that he wanted to take interest to be an expert in counterinsurgency even while this interview was going on with jim steele there were these terrible screams about pain and terror but what was his mission and what legacy did he leave searching for stealing his iraq. says has a long gone with the top stories on al-jazeera the u.s. president is calling on allies to increase that defense spendi

chad pender is not bad. this one went out of the park. and we have a 1-1 game. good. decker is all over the map. here is walking the bases loaded in the seventh. no one is going to accuse him of apathy, right? look at this great play. the bases were loaded and looked here is a great play by pablo sandoval. here is a beautiful play. stephen dugger up from the minor leagues and he shoots one down the right field line. he has sums of a two run double. he had a couple of doubles, the run scored and two rbis. here is when ryan. here is the final. the game one goes to the giants. final score was 7-1.>>> what a good day to be in california. it will be beautiful in tahoe. steph curry had it going his way. there were other things going on like aaron rodgeris a california native. he was laying out were not able to make the catch. he is a golfer sometimes and a much better quarterback. his 81st in a field of 92 but he is a great quarterback for the rams. ray romano, everybody does love raymond when he shoots like this. this is out of the bunker. here is joe pavel ski looki

least three thousand villages have been forced to leave their homes after a book attacked in lake chad near the border with misha eighteen people were killed and nine women abducted book iran is in control of the area across lake chad's borders with both asia and ceria. all nine years of war against buck iran in northern nigeria has taken a toll on young people especially thousands of traumatized teenagers recruited by the armed group and retired from the front line one hundred eighty three of them were recently released that says ahmed interest reports from my degree in borno state reintegration is a huge challenge. after months and years in custody these children accused of links to. are starting the long process of recovery army commanders say someone potential source said but most were ready to shoot troops or suspected members of boko haram they were all held prisoner at some time in the conflict by both sides and children are coming out of places with a lot of trauma as you know it's not a place for a tad what we are trying to help the government of nigeria to do is to take every

sanctions on the sixth of august after donald trump's decision to pull out of the nuclear court chad tektronix blames what it calls enemy conspiracies for the area decline and it's been barely more welcoming to trump's offer to talk without preconditions. the iranians are skeptical about washington's intentions iranian government adviser permit aboutalebi may turnarounds position clear on twitter he said for talks the u.s. must first respect the iranian nation's rights lift sanctions and rejoin the nuclear deal the iranians are sanguine about the sanctions they've had years of tough experience with them and survived intact tehran's leadership is counting on them actually drawing government and people closer together. but there is one problem that could prevent that happening iran's currency the realist trading at historic lows and prices a spot. reeling upwards. a lot of people can't even afford basic staples things like butter cheese eggs beans and lentils but i can see things improving nothing's ever become cheaper in this country. the rio has plunged even further ahead of the rein

congress that the press there were engaged in the first that of al-jazeera unravels the history of chad's notorious former president is saying had three dictator on trial on al-jazeera. the nature of music as it breaks although thousands of women have reported other sexual atrocities in south sudan the word rats are going to stay this figure is likely much higher with detailed coverage nearly fifty schools took part in the drive each one responsible for the liking at different school supplies clothing from around the world several football is still very new here but these players are very confident they won't be able to leave gaza maybe one day by all means there are still studies. expelled from their base in jordan in the last. three billion is rising in the rains. but was this just another inevitable step down the road. this is a long story just for the conflict the cost understand his leadership and life. story strong. history of the revolution on al-jazeera. i'm sami's a down in doha with a look at the headlines here now just now military leaders in iran have welcomed a comment by the

to see just how chad is putting up, go to cnnheroes.com and while you're there, nominate somebody youcnn hero. >>> it was the quintessential question at the turn of the new millennium -- are you carrie, charlotte or samantha? we're talking about "sex and the city" which will be featured on the "the 2000s." this show is iconic. its locations are tourist attractions, years after the series. secti kate bennett is on the "sex and the city" bus tour about to take it at the plaza hotel. kate, what pivotal scene in the series unfolded there. >> behind me is the plaza hotel, the iconic plaza hotel and this was where mr. big and natasha, the woman he marries, had their engagement party. this was where carrie and big said one of their many good-byes, in front of the plaza hotel area where you thought it was over and it's have dramatic and she quotes "the way we were" and then big moves on to his new life. we're about to move on here to our bus tour. we have a couple dozen women here lined up for on loy location tours ready to do the "sex and the city" bus tour. we'll see fun spot, landmarks lik

chad and chelsea moore say they were looking for places to fish friday night when they spotted a jeep liberty at the bottom of a 200-foot coastal bluff. 0-17 chad moore/ found missing woman17-30 chelsea moore/ found missing woman"and we turnedght there in the rocks, j looked like hell, but she was happy at the same time. she was really happy to see us, and we asked her, 'were you in the jeep?' and she said, 'that was my jeep.'"and at that point, we just kind of like panicked with adrenaline, like, 'oh my god, you were in that car we just saw and you're alive.'(justine) chelsea (justine)you're alive.' (justine) chelsea took a photo with angela, holding the cars license plate. both of the smiling! angela told authorities she swerved to avoid hitting a rabbit and then crashed into the rocks below. rescuers say it appears she suffered a concussion. (jr stone) in the north bay. a family of four is home safe tonight... after being rescued from a boat that ran aground. it happened around one yesterday afternoon in suisun bay...north of concord in solano county. the family's 22-foot boat had