chen remains in contact with her.ao has since stopped self-mutilation and now worms for a foreign firm. when the two met four years ago gao used to repeatedly hurt herself with knives and cigarette burns. chen continue to taking her pictures befriending her at the same time. eventually, gao began opening up. chen's third book will be titled the bearable and me and has already been nominated for the photo book award given at the photo book festival. these photographers strive to express the sensitivity and pain of their subjects and attempt to offer an understanding of the inner conflict young people face when revealing who they truly are. they give a unique and fresh perspective into young people's lives and will no doubt continue their work. steves: the dramatic rock of cashel is one of ireland's most evocative sites. this was the seat of ancient irish kings for seven centuries. st. patrick baptized king aengus here in about 450 a.d. in around 1100, an irish king gave cashel to the church, and it grew to become the e

is this aligning with john chen 's strategy at the company?s strategy has been to focus more on the business services side, not necessarily selling a bunch of handsets, which might have been what they have done in the past, but moving into selling secure communications systems and that kind of thing to large companies and government departments. .5%, obviously, is a very small portion of the market. it's nothing compared to what they had in their heyday. john chen is not necessarily planning to start increasing that or selling a whole bunch of smart phones -- smartphones, but the fact that the decrease has slowed is good news for them. >> i want to thank you for joining me. bloomberg's reporter in toronto covering blackberry. coming up, blackstone group cutting back on fast food. the firm wants to unload the franchisee running the midwest burger king operation. details ahead. also, i will introduce you to the cofounders of a food delivery service looking to get you bagels from new york, barbecue from texas, and they will deliver it right to yo

i'm julie chen. thank you for being with us. we are live in ferguson, and as you see, the developments are taking place, giving you an indication of how difficult the weekend was, and what the concerns are going into the week. there were a lot of demonstration, and where we are on west flory son avenue gives you an indication of what law enforcement is trying to do. they are taking the toughest position in trying to hold off a repeat of the weekend, creating roadblocks. orders given to demonstrators gathered over the area, saying you can march, you can continue to stop, you get a warning and you go to gaol. they have taken a firm line, trying to event the event that took place over the weekend when the tear gas was thrown. other gas bombs as well, and molotov cocktails, according to the police, were used by demonstrators in the streets. there was more agitation when an autopsy was released, commissioned by michael brown's family. you see the demonstrations taking place behind me. a remainder -- reminder of the emotions and civil

the chief executive john chen's turnaround plan seems to be taking hold.us what is going on with blackberry and this 15% increase. >> you are right. they had a 15% increase in the second quarter. that means they shipped about 200,000 more phones than they did in the first quarter. it sounds like good news, but we have to look at it in the context compared to last year. 78% fewer phones, almost 5 million fewer phones they shipped this quarter than they did the same time last year. december,came in initiated the structuring and turnaround plan, giving more confidence to investors. looksr get it and say it like people are at least not getting rid of them or at least not ignoring those contracts as much as they might have been throughout the past year, but it is still just one quarter. we have to see how they keep moving forward. detailedhave any information on the models of phones they are selling well? >> i don't have any decent information. the information we reported on came from the idc, which is an independent research firm. it is not necessarily come fr

i'm julie chen, we are live in ferguson. developments are taking place behind me, they give you an indication of how difficult the weekend was, and the concerns going into this week. there was demonstrations and where we are gives you an indication of what law enforcement is doing to change things up. they have taken a tough position in trying to hold off a repeat of the weekend, creating roadblocks. bull horn orders given to demonstrators gathered around the area telling them "you can march, but if you stop, you get a warning, and you'll go to gaol." they have taken a firm line, trying to prevent the kind of event that took place when the tear gas was thrown, and other gas bombs and molotov kaz bombs, according to the police, were used by demonstrators in the streets. there were more agitation when an autopsy report was released, commissioned by michael brown's family, the unarmed 18-year-old killed. you'll see the demonstrations faking place behind me. >> a reminder of emotions and civil rights act visits who are involved

i'm joie chen. harris. coverage. there are so many developments and we're watching closely to see what the night ahead brings tony. >> we are, thiis

i'm tony harris, and the anchor of "america tonight," joie chen. great to you see you. this feels like a really important night for the city, a night to build momentum. the tricky night towards the end of the evening, it's been mostly quiet mostly peaceful. around midnight or so some of the people here to cause some difficulty began to act out a bit. that's when things get tricky, i think that's something you have noted in your time here in ferguson as well. >> that's right, tony. the video of the protesters, demonstrators are back out on the street, focal point of all of the protests, michael brown died about a mile off this road but this main commercial area has been the focus of attention not only the demonstrators but also of law enforcement. >> you know joie, one of the important moments pro-probably occurred last night -- probably occurred last nights. incidents, water bottles thrown and arrests made. but at about 2:30 a.m. this morning ronald johnson of the missouri highway patrol mentioned, i believe there was a turning point made. the quote goes on to say that

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i'm joie chen. harris. coverage.re are so many developments and we're watching closely to see what the night ahead brings tony. >> we are, this is one of the more important night

i'm adam may in for joie chen. , we begin with the fast moving developments in syria. as the white house authorizes surveillance flights and ponders other potential military action he, there are growing concerns tonight over americans drawn into this conflict. this is raising security and safety issues with some americans fighting for the rebels and other americans held captive. first of all i want to thank you all for coming out here. >> emotional and relieved, journalist peter curtis speaking publicly for first time since hihis reason sunday from jabat l nusra. >> what kindness they have in their hearts and to all those people i say a huge thank you from my heart from the bottom of my heart. i had no idea when i was in prison, i had no idea that so much effort was being expended on my behalf. and now having found out i am just overwhelmed with emotion. >> curtis has been spending his first few days as a free man reuniting with loved ones. but as one mother celebrated her son's time. >> i'm sending this message to you abu bakr al-baghdadi. >> a plea by another mother

i would say john chen at blackberry has huge challenges in front of him. >> i spoke with john chen beforen. it was interesting -- i asked him what he thought the chances were of turning the company around. he said he felt 80/20 that he could add value. he also said this -- >> i am comfortable with generating more value. whether it will be good enough to be iconic again, that is something i need to chew on. i don't know the answer to that question. >> he doesn't know if blackberry will be iconic again. >> the biggest challenges you take on -- if they were easy, everybody would do them. i am a huge john chen fan. he had a big turnaround at another company and turned it into gold. i would be betting on him. it is hard. >> he also has a good sense of humor through this. i wonder how important that is. >> i think it is important to laugh and not take yourself too seriously. these are hard jobs and you live them. there is no reason for him to be doing this except he wants to make a difference. i am always excited to cheer people on that are taking on tough challenges. look at meg at hp. there i

. >>> the son of jackie chen is arrested in beijing for possession of marijuana. he's the latest celebrity to be in china's crack down of drugs. aaron is here. what were you doing august 24, 2004? >> i was right here on the bbc talking about the day google went public and entered the stock market. then it was just a search engine. boy, how a he can deck cade has changed that. look at the next ten years for the mighty google. >>> it's midday here in london, 7:00 a.m. washington 6:00 a.m. missouri where the officer in charge of operations in ferguson say criminals have infiltrated the crowd of protest hers and are intent on violence. police used tear gas and smoke canisters to undue the unrest. at a news conference, ron johnson said some of those arrested overnight were from as far as new york and california. he depended officers saying they had come under heavy gunfire and been attack aed with rocks and bottles but haven't afired a single bullet. >> we can't have that. we do not want any citizen hurt. we don't want any officer hurt. when you're shooting in an apart

my colleague joie chen. great to you with you joie.ks watching from not only ferguson but a couple of selected places across the country. >> when you see these pictures they are emotional, but protests you see, brings out a lot of emotion, age are still nonfinals football. >> these are reflections across the country, east coast, now we go out to oakland, california, where there's a smaller group, it's have earlier in the day than it is here. is its relationship with the community is echoed across the country in different kinds of communities large and small, seeing some of the same paige pain and concerns that have come from ferguson. >> and many of the people demonstrating on west florison avenue would probably be heartened to know that what is going on here is reverberating around the country. you would have to know that they would be aware of the potential impact of what's happened here in ferguson and the master planning and the are demonstrating there, that the potential was always there that their message would be picked up, as y

margaret chen, director of w.h.o. in the days ahead, the system will further strengthen the way we are dealing with the outbreak. to that end: in close coordination with dr. margaret chen of w.h.o, i have designated dr. david navarone as senior united nations system coordinator for ebola virus disease. dr. navarone will be responsible for ensuring that the united nations system makes an effective and coordinated contribution to the global evident of stopping ebola. third, we need to understand that ebola can be controlled. people can survive the disease. ebola has successfully been brought under control and we can do it in here and i thank you very much for your attention. >> back, u.n. geanl speakin secl speaking on haider al-abadi nominated as the new prime minister, he has the duty of forming a new government, he says stay out of the process which is the same thing nouri al-maliki said for perhaps different reasons. quote here, unless we address the underlying causes another round of violence and vengeance is almos

lan chen, thank you force taking -- being with us. ♪ makers."company is making big strides in the hunt for a cancer cure. therapeutics has made its second investment around for a total of $300 million in 12 months, making it the largest early stage health-care funding in years. dr. jensen, good morning to you. will you tell us how juno's technology works? >> yes, it has been a long sought after goal in cancer therapy to convince the immune system of the body to eradicate cancer in the same way that it protects us from the common cold. technology is one in which a small number of infection-fighting white cells called t cells are isolated from the patient. while they are outside of the body, they are genetically reprogrammed to have in incense -- in a sense an app to go back into the body and hunt down cancer cells and destroy them. >> how successful have the treatments been? you have made a lot of people in never hood capital excited. is it based on results or promise? in the has been decades making come understanding how the immune system works

my colleague joie chen. great to you with you joie. watching from not only ferguson but a couple of selected places across the country. >> when you see these pictures they are emotional, but protests you see, brings out a lot of emotion, age are still nonfinals football. >> these are reflections across the country, east coast, now we go out to oakland, california, where there's a smaller group, it's have earlier in the day than it is here. is its relationship with the community is echoed across the country in different kinds of communities large and small, seeing some of the same paige pain and concerns that have come from ferguson. >> and many of the people demonstrating on west florison avenue would probably be heartened to know that what is going on here is reverberating around the country. you would have to know that they would be aware of the potential impact of what's happened here in ferguson and the master planning and the are demonstrating there, that the potential was always there that their message would be picked up, as you

chen, editor-in-chief of lucky magazine. a magazine about shopping.es not go out of style, do people buy this as an investment? an investment, my whole closet is full of them. that is my portfolio. it is one of those pieces that you pass onto your daughter and she passes on to her daughter. in a way, it is an investment. it is a chanel bag, people are going to buy them no matter what the prices. the way of louis vuitton bags, they are overexposed and consumers in emerging markets no longer gravitate towards them? >> louis vuitton has a new designer so we are seeing a resurgence in interest. the new bags are almost sold out. there are a few smaller clutches that are gone completely. louis vuitton is doing well. chanel markets their brand very well. they will always have prestige. it is very important that it will just continue to sell. >> michelle meyer of bank of america, what will be the bag of choice? >> i have yet to have purchased a chanel bag. >> ethan harris, if you heard that, put a chanel bag on her desk at merrill lynch? >> hopefully one will

i'm joeie chen from "america tonight", our al jazeera programme. also our colleague, my colleague, tony harris. this has been an interesting night. not only has there been a lot of news event... >> that's right. >>..relating to ferguson and the way forward, and we are looking for the way forward, but a lot of news event coming from outside the community. >> and we are, of course, keeping an eye on the streets of ferguson, missouri, florissant street , the shooting death of michael brown. looking at west florissant, there are demonstrations and protesters. what is happening in ferguson is reverberating around the county, in new york there's a demonstration going on in support of michael brown and his family. we don't have pictures, but it's been tense for the last 20-30 minute. there was a demonstration in oklahoma, california, and we'll follow those pictures through the hour. >> we have seen that happening all over the country, it's reflected here in the ferguson area. we are at the command center, where we are keeping close watch and law enforceme

i'm joie chen. with this special edition "flash point ferguson." we've been coming to you live over the last two nights watching the develops. where we're at this hour is at the command center as they try to prevent a repeat of the night before and so many of these nights since the death of the unarmed 18-year-old michael brown ten days ago. we saw in the last 24 hours a great deal of consternation as there were yet new clashes as law enforcement came through and tried to prevent protesters who had been protesting in the street. so many people in the country have seen over the last week and a half the demonstrations taking place there broke down with new clashes with law enforcement, there were molotov cocktails being thrown and other bottles and law enforcement trying to prevent any more violence from taking place. they've been greetly concerned of the developments of this day with the death nearby, a 23-year-old who they say was brandishing a knife, and dared the police to kill him. there are growing calls this hour as well, that the local prosec

i'm joie chen. harris. coverage. there are so many developments and we're watching closely to see what the night ahead brings tony. >> we are, this is one of the more important nights here in ferguson. the hope here is that they can build on law enforcement, the community can build on what happened last night. peaceful demonstrations to where there was clergy, we're talking about elders from this community in the crowd last night, keeping the temperature down on the demonstrations, will that carry over into tonight? that's what everyone is loapg for, police in the community, tense, fingers crossed. >> it's been very tense day on the street. law enforcement has pushed the media back into the corners here and they've cut off traffic to this area. a repeat of what they did last night, though it did seem to be effective. we'll take a look at that, the developments throughout the day with the attorney general here in the area and we'll learn much more coming up as "america tonight" begins right now. on "americ "america to

julie chen has "america tonight" next at the top of the hour. i'll be back with comprehensive coverage beginning tonight at 11 eastern time. i'm john seigenthaler. thanks for watching. >>> on "america tonight"... gungun..live coverage from missouri as another night falls and tension rises. our special coverage from the scene of the killing of an unarmed young black moun, gunned down by the police, and how a community rises up. an "america tonight" special - flash point ferguson. >>> good evening, i'm

i am joanie chen. in missouri right outside of >>> flash point ferguson. here in this area, there has been, of course, a great deal of concern developed over the last few days because of protests and protesters in their encounters with law enforcement . at this at this hour we are at a command certainty where local police, state highway patrol have come together to make sure whatever developments there are through the course of the night will be handled in an orderly fashion, that has not been the case over the last knew nights where the clashes have been fierce, cuber bullets, wooden bullets as well as tear gas canisters have been used in the attempt to quell protest demonstration that his have taken place through this community. it's not just here . we look now to other communities to the connection between law enforcement and militarization in those areas. >> in the u.s. today there are now 10s of thousands of military-style police raids every year. but only the worst cases make the news. we have come to investigate one that took place in a rural town j

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i can't wait to see the reporting tonight with joie chen with "america tonight." good to see you.nk you. if you would like to see more of her reporting, i know you will later on in a special edition of "america tonight" right here on al jazeera. so, the debate over the clashes in ferguson missouri heading all the way to capital hill right now. david shuster joins us with today's power politics. david? >> tony, several lawmakers are demanding hearings on the press release -- the previous reaction, john conyers is already directing committee staff and resources to prepare for a hearing. representative hank johnson, democrat from georgia, has now introduced legislation that would stop a government program that sends free military equipment, including machine guns, from the department of defense to local police. both efforts are gaining support in the u.s. senate. some of the harshest criticism 69 st. louis county police department actions on tuesday and wednesday night have come from missouri senator claire mccask cal. the democrat has repeatedly said even with remarks of reporters t

be benjamin chen is the president, i believe, of arkami. >> guest: we're located in california, and i'me to talk to you about a really exciting product that we've got. and, basically, my id key is essentially a small, hand-held device. it's quite light, and what's wonderful about the this device is it allows you to protect yourself. this device allows you to store all of your passwords and files encrypted on 16 gigabytes here. military-level aes-256 encryption. you can only access this device with your fingerprint as well as a special code that only you know. it's also required to access the device. and once you're in the device, you can access the information immediately on the device. so i can basically come in here and look at all sorts of different types of passwords that i have on this device, and i can come in and actually look at that information immediately. in addition to that, the device has the ability to clock other things. it has wi-fi for mobile devices, it can talk to the laptop as well as connect through usb and charge at the same time. so let's go ahead and see what tha

the parents of victim chen who attended leland high school here tell us this bill could save lives. >> anything related to end the violence and to protect our children, i'm fully supportive of that. >> reporter: chen describes the loss of her son george as sensings and preventable. the sophomore was visiting his two friends in their apartment when the three were stabbed to death by a roommate. he went on to shoot and kill three others and injured 13 before turning the gun on himself. george's father says more than need to be done. >> we wish that gun control passed many years ago. >> reporter: it enabled us to act in a very prompt fashion. >> reporter: nancy skinner authored ab1014. the bill would allow law enforcement, or someone living with a person to ask a judge to restrict a person from buying. >> family members are often the first to notice that family members are at risk of hurting themselves and others. >> it's time. and it's already too late for george and others. it can be done quickly to save children like george. >> reporter: the bill has to be approved by the state senate

what does blackberry ceo john chen say about the company's future. you sold. going to sell blackberry? >> there is a standard answer. the nonstandard? i would want to look at values before i contemplate that. >> you have to look at your shareholders. >> it is only fair. it is also the employees. ofthere has been a lot speculation about offers come across your desk. i don't have any offers on my desk. people like to talk. talk is not an offer. >> would you sell to a chinese company? >> the answer is we are probably unable to do that. biggestone of the in-store bases in government. and the g7. i think there will would be a lot of regulatory issues and concerns. i appreciate that. >> what you give your own chances for success? >> if you're talking about creating value, i think i can do that. >> 100%? >> i would say better than 80/20. i am comfortable where the company is today with how we managed our technology and our businesses in the margin and the distribution channel and all the new product is coming out. the strategy gets into overnicating all stuff time. i

we'll pick through the stock market binge with mark cohen and citigroup's oliver chen. >>> investors grappling with ukraine and the middle east have a new concern to the list, japan, the world's third largest economy. gdp plunging nearly 7%. should u.s. investors flee or flock, but to where? europe pacific capital in a fox business exclusive as he compiles a brand-new list of names to dodge the drama. >>> and fly wheel and fox business take off together. team fox business joins the cycling studio sensation for inside look at the calorie burning craze. a fox business exclusive. first interview since executive chair of coach just made a major investment in fly wheel and stratospheric road. "countdown to the closing bell" starts right now. . liz: we got so competitive in that, wait until you see. team fox business and fly wheel. one hour to go, look at stocks scoring biggest gains of the week so far, and we can say it for the moment, the dow industrials again in positive territory for the year. here's why that's a neat trick. investors are looking understand why the weak retail sales re

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i am julie chen in missouri, outside of st louis. we turn to flashpoint ferguson.in this area there has been a great deal of concern over the last few days because of protests and protesters in their encounters with law enforcements, we are at a command center where law enforcement. state county police and highway patrol has come together it make sure whatever developments there are are handled in an orderly fashion. that has not been the case for the past few nights. clashes have been fierce. rubber bullets and tear gas cannisters have been used to quell protests that have taken place. it is not just here. from sebastian walker and al jazeera's "faultlines" programme, we look at other communities, and what the connection is between law enforcement and militarization in those areas. >> reporter: in the u.s. today they were tens of thousands of military-style police raids every year. only the worst cases make the news. we have come to investigate one that took place in a rural town just north of los angeles. >> it scared me so bad. they were so mill tary and huge gu

. >> i'm joie chen, i'm the host of america tonight, we're revolutionary because we're going back to doing best of storytelling. we have an ouportunity to really reach out and really talk to voices that we haven't heard before... i think al jazeera america is a watershed moment for american journalism urnalists li. >> you're watching inside story. on al jazeera america. i'm ray suarez. the export import bank of the united states this time on the program. not necessarily a topic that has you gathering the rest of the family around the television but one we choose in part because it tells the bigger story about the way government, politics and economics work in washington. still with us, barney keller, director of the club for growth. in atlanta, jason johnson, politics analyst, and george munoz, former assistant secretary of the clinton corporation. jason johnson, you talked about democrats being able to work against their brand problems with this as an issue. why aren't they all talking about this, then, if they're for the reauthorization of the bank. nothing goes inside campaign com

. >>> now the son of hollywood actor jackie chen has been arrested for drug related charges.s arrested along with a movie star. police say both men tested positive for marijuana with more than 100 grams of the drug found at jc chen's home. >>> now a new search started for what's thought to be the heaviest bell ever. it is estimated to weigh nearly 300 tons. in 1608 it's said to to have fallen in a river. despite numerous attempts to find it, the bell has so far alluded anyone who's tried to retrieve it. jenna fisher has this report. >> reporter: the crowds gather to watch this attempt to find the biggest bell the world has ever seen. cast in the 15th century and weighing nearly 300 tons, the bell once stood here. legend has it the bell was seized in 1608 and put on a raft that sank sending gold and silver to the river floor. the fate of the bell is one of the great mysteries. there are countless efforts in the past to try and find it. so far, no one has even managed to prove it's down there. many believe the search is cursed. the launch of the latest attempt, the team leader

that's what i say to that. >> arthur chen reporting for us tonight. as for mr.lejandro he doesn't want anything other than an apology. >> turning back to your fox 29 weather authority now. another beautiful saturday. >> sure was. >> yes. nice and cool out there. not bad at all. >>> it felt good. >> it doesn't even feel like summer. it's had ard to believe it's mid august. temperatures are in in the 50s right now. it's been something. taking a lock at our temperature trend over the past seven days we had one hot day last sunday a high temperature of 88 degrees. notice all of our high temperatures over the past week have stayed below 90 degrees. we've only had one day this month that hit 90. we've had such a low amount of 99-degree days in comparison to the past five years here in philadelphia. so 80 was the high temperature today. yesterday it was just 77. the in many is 86. not hugely below normal, but at that is too many of year you're used to the heat and humidity. 61 was the low the normal 68. the record high for today was back in 1997, 98 degrees. sunset occ

we hope you join us then. >> joie chen will have that at the top of the hour. coming up at 11:00 eastern, we will talk about the situation in ferguson and the impact it is having in police departments across the country. 11:00 p.m. eastern, 8:00 p.m. pacific. >>> prison overcrowd has forced the release of thousands of prisoners in california. jennifer london reports. >> josh and his family are homeless. >> i have no place to go. >> but josh knows he needs a permanent place to go home. paul is also homeless, he's given a place in the transitional place. before paul and josh were on the streets they were behind bars. but they had nowhere ogo. >> you get to put on a different face and different lifestyle. >> paul and joshua were released under a 2011 california law designed to ease the prison overpopulation. sentenced to county jails instead of state prisons. but in riverside and a number of counties throughout state the jails have run out of room. >> to the point of the inception of realignment in 2011 our sheriff's department have been forced to release 23,000 p

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natasha, thank you. >>> i'm joined by joie chen, you've been here close to--since last thursday. and each day it seems to me because i'm finding just in my two days on the ground, you meet different people with different perspectives. tell me during the day. you were traveling the streets and getting an opportunity to talk to people as well. >> it strikes me that you see such a big contrast between day and night. the street was quite normal although you would see there has been a lot of law enforcement presence on the side street. you can't go up and down the side streets without running into officers there. there were not demonstrators on the streets earlier in the day when i was here, which surprised me. i would have anticipated some of that activity. i think some folks were look forward to attorney general's eric holder's visit. we were on the street, and we saw no action. just in the last 15 minutes or so we saw that the officers started to close down the corners as they did last night. an they just seem to be their strategy of how to contain things. they have moved us, in th