well, then, you might be david cho. >> david: hi.be like me. >> anthony: is that an ak piñata? >> david: that is an ak-47 piñata. >> anthony: wow. >> david: so, i mean, this place is in downtown l.a., so i try to have as many weapons, like, hidden throughout. i got ninja swords and ninja stars and stuff. >> anthony: you need -- you need a puppy, man. [ laughter ] >> anthony: you need a puppy. >> david: i do need a puppy. [ laughter ] i'm going to paint you today. is that cool? >> anthony: yeah, sure. >> david: all right, so, just sit. >> anthony: sit? >> david: right there. and -- sorry. don't usually paint this early in the morning. okay. i'm going to go more expressionistic, if you don't mind. >> anthony: i want to know, and you were on record, you said, you know, young people, uh, looking to follow your road to success, your advice is, whatever you do, don't date a korean girl. >> david: oh, okay. i try to be open-minded about things, right? but, well, i'm racist. you know, for me, i've given it a shot. and then i end up in a situ

young whom he suspected of tax evasion and a court last month rejected a request to arrest cho's wife on charges including assaulting workers. well those were the headlines the news continues here on al jazeera after the street. culture we know the problems that affect this part of the world very very well and that is something that we're trying to take to the rest of the world we have gone places and reported on a story that you might take an international network for months to be able to do it united nations peacekeepers out there anti-riot. challenging the forces were challenging companies who are going to places where nobody is going. ok on your way in the stream today comedian. and i'm ali could be glad we're taking your questions live far away on twitter and you tube for those of you who don't know harvey his new netflix special warrior relatives was released globally this week and he reflects on everything from indians love affair with mangoes to the trump presidency here's a quote. i don't think white people are used to being called white people. you know the rest of us have t

news4's aimee cho is live at st. matthew the apost in northwest. aimee? >> reporter: he was a real estate leader for half a million people. we've been talking to members of the catholic church tonight. several told us they are shocked and horrified by these allegations. they say they feel religious leaders should be held to an especially high standard. one church member said if the allegations are true, she'd like to see him go t jail. another member pointed out to us there's a building named for him, it's the mccarrick family center in silverspring, which houses catholic charities. that church member telling us l be opes that building w rename we talked to one member who used to be a member of the catholic church but says he left tue the sex abuse scandals like this one. me to pretty hard for stay with an organization where this seems to be an institutional problem. so i think it's from the top down and i couldn't stay catholic because of it. >> shocking that anybody could do that and that the church would cover that up and say that it's okay. the church

aimee cho has more on their message. >> we can and wl be heard, and no one can silence us. >> reporter: as the rain pouredo , the people still showed up, not letting the weather get in the way. their goal,o end gun violence. >> we're sick and tired of seeing these incidents affect our peers and our family members.r: >> repormong the crowd, students from great mills high school, where 16-yr-old jalen willy was shot and killed back in march. >> he did not deserve it, our community didn't deserve it. >> reporter: also speaking, capital gazette reporter -- >> no one can understand what i'm going through. i want you to try grieving for five different people at once. try doing that whe the last memories you have of them are their violent deaths.or >> rr: some showed support with signs, others listened, all braving today's rain in hopes of a better tomorrow. >> the shooting at t capital gazette and great mills high school have to be the last shootings that this state and our people will ever have to go thteugh. >> rep in annapolis, aimee cho, news4. oforganizers say the point today's rally is

so blessed to have him here for 100 years. >> reporter: in citol heights, amee cho, news 4. >> and wenk you, sir, for your service both in and outf uniform. that's all for news 4 this week. i'm leon harris. you with g to leave some pictures of the fireworks to celebrate the 4th of july. thanks for joining us and have a great week. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ copd makes it hard to breathe. so to breathe better, i go with anoro. ♪ go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way, with anoro." ♪ go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma. it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition, high blood pressure, glaucoma, prostate, bladder, or urinary problems. these may worsen with anoro. call your doctor if you have worsened breathi

but nick cho of wrecking ball coffee roasters says this stand is going to cost him a bunch of beans. >> $40,000 is a lot of money. we realize that that would pay for our green raw coffee supply for whole months but our conscience isn't for sale. >> reporter: he isn't going to provide coffee for "dreamforce" a convention for "salesforce" after he found out "salesforce" has a contract with u.s. customs and border protect. cho is from korea who came here as an infant. >> people are being separated from their children and it's something we couldn't overlook. >> reporter: earlier this month, demonstrators marched in front of "salesforce" headquarters saying it's inhumane to continue to work with border agencies. marc benioff spend millions threatened to take business away from the states of indiana and georgia because of lgbt laws he thought were discriminate tore. but in this case, he tweeted "salesforce" will continue its relationship with customs and border protection. they went on to pledge a million dollars for organizations helping families reunite on the border. but the most promin

scandals is now in court in seoul a ruling is expected on an arrest warrant for sixty nine year old cho yang ho he's suspected of tax evasion and embezzlement court last month rejected a request to arrest cho's wife on charges including assaulting workers just two daughters have been at the center of a temper tantrums dubbed not rage and water rage. food supplies and medical treatment are helping build up the strength of the foot.

i'm amy cho in the loudoun countyeighborhood where kkk >>> we have breaking news in news 4. d.c. homicide detectives are converging on 14th street in upper northwest for a stabbing. ja ie bensen is live on the scene. >> reporter: this man was stabbed in thentersection at 14th street and perry place northwest. take a look behind me. you can see d.c. police have thisn intersect closed as they search for evidence, the man's belongings as well as a screwdriver we saw are right there in the marked crosswalk. this is obviously causing ala on buses. we saw about 15 or 20 metro ubuses lined along this street waiting to get through. they fixed the problem couple minutes ago, but a very serious d.c.ation here with homicide detectives also on the scene. we do not know anything about the man who was stabbed. we don't know age. we know his condition is very serious. he was describ as unconscious and not breathing shortly after this happened. you can see d.c. police vehicles continuing to a hivee on the ocene as police begin an investigation i stabbing here just a short time ago. live in north

news 4's aimee cho has more on e cleanup. >> let's start with doug who is in the storm center to tell us what's happening right now. ug in. >> reporter: you mentioned the cleanup. that will be something that we'll be talking about for days because of the continuous flooding a rain that we're seeing of the right now, not everybody is seeing the rain. most of us are on the dry side and it hasn't been all that wet of a day in most locations. seeing heavy downpours and here's some of those downpours and this is out towards the falls church area right now seeing sne of that r coming down. you can see that rain there and can see it on the radar picture. storm team 4 radar showing that rain making its way up to ne south aice the line right here. this line right here continues to move up to the north, but earlier it was moving a little east and now it's starting to migrate back to the west and that tells m this rain here to parts of charles county about to hit fairfax county. another pretty good storm around the warrenton area. howers along the beltway and 95. i'll zoom into this area and sho

he's suspected of tax evasion and embezzle mint last month the court rejected a request to arrest cho's wife on several charges including assaulting the workers chose two daughters have been at the center of temper tantrums dubbed not rage and water rage. food supplies and medical treatment are helping build up the strength of a football team trapped in a cave in northern thailand for twelve days this is the scene outside the cave complex in chiang rai one option being considered is giving the twelve boys and their coach a crash course on how to scuba dive tiny baby seals using a chamber around seven hundred metres into the cave complex as a base for the rescue operations. but heavy rain expected in the next few days could slow progress. so why is it such a difficult job getting the team back to the surface not in barbara met cavers in the english county of closely connected to this mission. entering a world most people never get to see these caves in northern england a part of an elite and their skills mean they're called upon to take part in rescues usually it's one of the caves are i

ai'm aimee cho the >>> it used to be one of the world's most prolific predators, the tyrannosaurs.d in to 14 fo renovations at the national history museum and news 4 owes aimee cho gives us a sneak peek at what to expect. >> reporter: this is the home of the new t-rex and even though dinosaurs went extinct millions of years ago they can still teach us all a thing or two. it's hard to imagine but once upon a time creatures like this used to walk the earth, and us a look at the bones of this t-rex utu can't help b wonder what life was like for itll those years ago. >> that brand-new hall will blow people's mind. >> the dinosaurs are coming home. >> reporter: kurtdiohnson is the ctor of the museum and says the hall has been closed so the t-rex can get a little tune-up. during that time they learn more about the history dinosaurs, lessons that could shed lightn things like climate change. >> people are edgy about what happens next and the best f wayo plan the future suns what happened in the past. >> reporter: though the exhibit won't officially open until jun of next year many visitor

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ho he's suspected of tax evasion and embezzlement the court last month rejected a request to arrest cho's wife on charges including assaulting workers. in a few moments we'll have some more the weather with richard but also still ahead here now just zero turkey will lift its two year nationwide state of emergency on monday but some tough measures are to continue. is a service which will provide the best medical advice and treatment to everyone every man woman and child in this country. a milestone for britain's public health service which i was just the needs check out. and the spotting of a great white sharks threw off some surfers of a competition in south africa tell you what happened later on in sport. i. mean the weather sponsored by cattle. we're talking about chang mine chain riaa area there we are in thailand it's all part of the asian monsoons i think will continue to focus on that because there are other problems in other parts of the region these shots come from along the brahmaputra river in assam in eastern india and the heavy rain here has been causing real problems the brah

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and quite a few towards the southwest and maybe sun cho and southern england as well. showers will be slow—moving in nature and could be very happy as well. 20 mm of rain falling in a space of an hour. good news for the gardens. the disease and localised flooding issues. on into the weekend. —— we could see some localised flooding. we find ourselves with pressure building and temperatures building. as we go through the weekend, we will probably see temperatures peaking at around 30 degrees across parts of southeast england during the course of sunday. that is her latest weather. —— your latest weather. the headlines: croatia are in the world cup final. they've beaten england 2—1 in a thrilling game in moscow. initial euphoria turning to desert —— bitter disappointment across the uk as england couldn't keep up with the energy of croatia. donald trump says allies must increase spending on defence. we are protecting germany, france, protecting everybody and yet we are paying a lot of money to protect. i think it is very unfair to our country, very unfairto our is very unf

news 4's aimee cho caught up with the alexandria native today. ♪ >> reporter: with a voice like this,andez ever doubted he had what it took, but here's ago before he ever set foot on a stage this singer was a soldi in iraq. ♪ never taken a lesson in his life simply listening to opera growing up. >> i just had t ear for it, and i just wanted to recreate sounds that they were making. >> while in iraq hernandez would perform for soldiers and one day met the opera star placido domingo who saw a star in the making and pai for lessons ♪ >> reporter: fast forward to today hernandez now pursuing music full-time. he'll soon head to europe t audition at the world's best opera houses. >> if you're going to audition or perform you're always nervous and always have the little butterfly in your s bmach at the same time it's excitement. ♪ >> reporter: and though the singingtoldier has l his days on the battlefield behind him, he'll always carry the lessons he'll learn. >> it'f onee most gratifying experiences i've ever athad in my life, to know did something that is bigger than me. >> reporter: in b

aimee cho, news 1. >> thank you, aimee. >> make our farmers great again, president trump's slogan to make sure there will be a cease-fire in the trade war. another battle is brewing. some are challenging the deputy attorney geral. ayne alexander at the white house to break this all down for us. odesident trump went to a big farming state tay in iowa, right? >> reporter: president trump literally hand delivering a messe in the midwe bringing news of a cease-fire in the trade war with europe even ough it's far from a done deal. >> we just opened up europe for uarmers. you're not going to be angry with trump, i can tell you. >> the president working to reassure amearcanrs and many of them with supporters with retaliatory tariffs from other countrior an them the promise of $12 billion and emergency aid is not enough. >> it' just a short-term fix, and it's not going to by anys meake us whole or make me whole as a producer. >> reporter: the white houseam t it's not a bailout. >> we're not bailing out anyfa ers. that's a ridiculous comment. it's not a bailout. >> r, orter: it's strateey say

rainier, aimee cho, news 4. >> the play runs through july 15.. >> now at 6, deadline on thebo ered. the trump administration racing to reunite immigrant families and pushing back against protests. >> we will always stand proudly with the brave heroes of i.c.e. >> a former terp indicted. the allegations of rape involving a former maryland basketball player. his lawyer says he'll bevi icated and only on news 4 trapped in an elevator. >> i was kind of scared like i was shooken up. how firefighters rescued this teenager and their advice if it ever happens to you. >>> tonight president trump's administration is asking a court for more time to reunite families separated athe border. >> last month the judge gave the government until tuesday to reunite any children under the age of 5 with their parents. thedl de for children older than 5 is july 26.00 roughly children are in the government's custody right now and the reunions have been rare and scattered. >> just before we came on the air, we got some new vid if a mother and 8-year-old daughter are seei

news 4's aimee cho continues our art of theith that story. >> how to make sure you stay safe. first, for any water you plan to drink, use for cooking or give to kids or petsan you to boil it for at least three minutes. don't rely on a pitch their has a filter. >> no need to avoid a drinking water because there's a boiling water advisory. >> the director of the d.c. department of health and if you drank the water before you knew about the water advisy no need to worry unnecessarily but if you feel sick see a delprocto o practice water safety, too. >> in general that would be young children under the age of 5, p who have chronic health conditions or a compromised immunesy em. >> reporter: d.c. water says washing your dishes should be dishwasher as the gets up to at least 160 degrees. also taking a shower with tap water is fine, but make sureto t accidentally swallow it, and finally for any concerned moms out there. okay. continue breast feeding, absolutely, no neeasd to disrup breastfeeding. >> and once you finished boiling your water, erd.c. w says you want to make sure you put

news 4's amy cho dropped i on the celebration >> how you doing?arles toe remember something he'll be quick to set you straight successfully don't like the color he died h hair charles i hi issed ofhe cup try in ward war two and became the first black man to owned the it was station a help find -- i didn't rib the prejudice i went through, too. >> and charlie never let that stop him. he pumped his own money into the firehouse wanting to make sure that their equipment was good as anyone else >> i tried to >> we were taumt- were taught to sell operate them. >> hey. >> he'at a gre guy and so proud of s him ando blessed to have him here for 100 years n.capital height heights, amy cho, news 5. >>> extreme heat. storm team 4 is trackin extremely hot temperatures. plus, when we could get a break? plus, coping with a nightmare. >> so i'm under the desk scared for my life thiing i'm going to diet. i can't believe ts. can't believe this is actually happening. al photographer shares his story of survival as we learn more about shot up the offices. that's ahea

love your family, hug your family. >> in rockville, aimee cho, news 4. >> now at 6:00, not again. there' a rain forecast for almost every day this week, but it's not all bad news.s ther silver lining in our forecast. >> fighting back. >> heard a series of probably four gunshots and five minutes later heard screeching andar brakes and screeching. down >> and news about a home owner e who opened fn a man trying to break into his house. >> and president trump doubled down on hishreat to shut down the government and secret surveillance in the skies. the four things you may be doing that could raise red flags and three-day armed air marshals watching your every move. >> here we go, folks. another round ofg rain watch over parts of the region and you can see it out there in northwestno d.c. major problems for the evening rush to return at this point and rains and storms aren't done with us yet. >> a chance for rain every single day and amelia is tracking it all. hi, ameal what. >> hey, erika and leon. a chance for rain every single day. >> and not looking out at a washout. >> it's a sun

amy cho caught up with the alexandria native today. ♪ >> reporter: with a voice like this it's hard toieve jesus hernandez ever doubted he had what it took. but years ago before he ever stepped foot on the stage he was in iraq,ever taking a lesson in his life. he listened to opera growing up. >> i just had the ear for it, and i just wanted to create the sounds that they were making. >> reporter: while in iraq hernande would perform for his fellow soldiers. one day he met the opera star placido domingo who saw in hernandez a star in the makined and offo pay for his lessons. >> a commander said it would be reallyd if you don't take this opportunity. ♪ o reporter: fast forward today hernandez now pursuing music full time. he'll soon headur toe to audition at the world's best opera houses. >>f you're to audition or perform you are always nervous and have that lrftle but in your stomach but at the same time it's excitement. ♪ >> reporter: andhough thi singing soldieras left his days on the battlefield behind him, he'll always carry theon le he learned. >> it's one of the most gratifying exp

i'm karen cho. these are your headlines escalating trade tensions weigh on european markets as they follow asia into the red, while the coalition crisis in germany compounds the woes >>> angela merkel's on the brink of collapse. giving the chancellor an ultimatum to accept his hard line proposal on migration. >> don't do anything -- at the cfc level. we take theresponsibility for our country. there is indeed a lot that has to be done in terms of migration and other areas where we've seen good results >> seal the deal to combine the european operations. creating the second biggest steel maker and sending shares -- we speak to the ceo later on today >>> crude prices trade lower -- while blasting opec >>> welcome to street signs. as we get started on a new trading quarter, all eyes on the pace of growth in europe and pmis for the eurozone hitting the tape weaker. 54.9 is the final pmi. the flash handle was a tad higher at 55 it is an under wheming number saki saki sa taking us to a low below the flash

he loved listening to opera when he was >> our amy cho caught up with the alexandria native this week reporter: with a voice like this, it's hard to believe jesus hernandez ever doubted he had what it took. but yearsago, before he ever set foot on the stage, this singer was a soldier in iraq. never taking a lessonn his life, simply listened to opera while growing up. >> i just had the ear for it and i just wanted to create the re sounds they we making. >> reporter: while in iraq, hernandez would perform for his fellow soldiers, one day he met an opera star who saw in hernandez a star in e makin and offered to pay for his lessons. >> he said take y.is opportun >> reporter: fast forward to today, hernandez singing opera full-time. traveling to europe to sing in the best opera houses. >> you always havehat little butterfly affecting your stomach, but it's excitement >> reporter: and although the singing soldiers has left his days on thetl bield behind him, he'll always carry the lessons he learned. >> it requires a lot of discipline, it'sne of the most gratifying experiences i had my lif

i'm steve cho on this episode when he meets the dedicated young reporters as he uncovered the important issues of the street police. in the laneways of old delhi young added to enter a porsche are about to show me an unusual five taking place across the country. in the switching time captured in condition. to enjoy the printing almost ten thousand copies of a newspaper made entirely by street kids. but it's . quiet now around the world papers a dying but in india the print industry is experiencing an incredible food. this paper is called the locking them up in hindi that means voice of the children and it's being read by people as far away as london and the us that. what's more surprising is shambhu and george you and everyone in the paper streak you. listen to chris go about it you could have but. decided if the number but i found the but you know we've got the home but just. this is a neck of the world thank you but don't want to because that is because you'd rather go home. but what you can do in the job as busy is sort of putting me in bollywood to get you covered by the force. exci

it's part of a program that aims to make refugees feel welcome.ne 4's aimee cho has their stories ofter: on a day when the country comes together, for some it's all aboutpy wishing a hap birthday to their new home. ♪ this land is t your lands land is my land ♪ ♪ >> reporter: these syrian refugees marching in the tacoma nce day parade. they say they're proud to be a part of it after all they've overcome. >> our houses wereaken fro us, were destroyed, were burned. so we had to le. there was nowhere left to go. >> most of my family, we lost our family and we lost our house. >> reporter: as they marched and performed all along the streets, a show of support. ♪ ♪ >> m itatters a lot because, you know,e have to l them know that they're welcome here c in thntry. in the d.c. area. >>e i would l- they gave us, like, to be part of this. >> i got really excited. imean, i was showing some appreciation for t count that welcomes us as refugees to build our future to be able live our lives again. >> reporter: the parade a short walk on a longth journey. is the second year the refugees have marched

love your family, hug your temily. >> rep in rockville, aimee cho, news 4. >> dr. greenhouse leaves between a wife and three sons. in the officers involved fatal shooting of a black man in minneapolis last month will not beed in his death. that's according to the county prosecutor. a report now on the case that set off demonstration across minneapolis, demonstrations that continued today. >> these cases tear our community apart. >> reporter:re pss conference derailed. >> you need to be taken into custody. >> reporter: anesota prosecutor mike freeman shouted down by commune members of the family of thurman beliefins who took over the podium. >> we want the cops arrested within the next 48 hours and prosecuted to the fullest degree of the law because this was murder. >> reporter: freeman's office forced to announce that it will not be charging the officers who killed mr. beliefins. >> when mr. beliefins fled from the officers with a loaded handgun, refused to stop and gthen took the out of his pocket and turned toward the officers mr. blevins represented a threa this

news 4's amee cho dropped in on the celebration. >> reporter: if you er accuse charlie lancaster of not remembering something -- e' yes, i do, too. >> reporter: h be quick to set you straight. >> i don'tge f this. i don't like the color you dye your hair. >> reporter: his spunky spirit carried him far. he became one of the first black men to own a sunoco gas station. he helped found maryland's first all-black volunteer fire department. but charlie never let that stop him. he pumped his own mey into the firehouse, wanted to make sure their equipment was just as good as anyone else's. >> they tried to help everydy along the way. >> we were always taught to treat people based on their character. nothing else mtered. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: and as family and friends celebrate a century with charlie today, they know they can always count on him to have a quick comeback no matter who you are. >> just as sassy. >> he'sat a g guy. so blessed to have him here for 100 years. >> reporter: in capitol heights amcho, news 4. >> and we thank you, sir, for your service both in and o of uniform. that's all for

bristow, aimee cho, news 4. >> over theears monster energy has filed complaints against an aquarium,oot beer company, a moving company. the list goes on and on. >> maybe i'm crazy, b that doesn't even look close. >> not even close. one is an "m" and one is dripping monster "m." >> exactly, b what do we know? >> become an issue in communitiestr across the co and today starbucks became the biggest drink vendor to announce that they are disc plastic straws. the company says it will phase out plastic straws from all of its low chases by 2020 and plan to use straws from biodegradable materials like paper and specially designed lids. here in d.c. they already have newer lids, and we picked one up. do you have one over there? >> we picked one up today. it looks like a 50-cup -- you can't see it? >> no, someone threw it on the ground. >> okay. >> we showed you how popular it is. >> hold on a second. i'm going to go get it. go ahead and keep talking. >> lord. it does kindhi of work. >> looks like someone cut a hole in it with a knife. >> exacy. >> but i works because it has a hole at the top.

it's cho-nas.thday girl priyanka kicked off the celebrations early last night with a dinner date at london hotspot. >> happy birthday. >> the lovebirds have been touring england ever since priyanka wrapped shooting "isn't it romantic" in new york. >> i'm going for a secret getaway. >>> next, a working vacation for justin and jessica. >> are you fixing your hair? >> yeah. >> mr. and mrs. timberlake enjoyed a champagne toast on a little boat trip in the netherlands. >> amsterdam! >> no sign of son silas, and this dad is busy. justin's performing tonight in nearby belgium. >>> meanwhile in italy, it's the smith. will, jada, their kids jaden and willow as well as will's son trey hit the amafli coast. posing for a group selfie with jada's publicist. will has been quiet the world traveler lately. he just wrapped gemini man in south america. he was also in russia for the world cup. and even swung by budapest where he took on drake's "in my feelings" challenge. >>> and finally, a very brady vacation. >> ar

scandals is now in court in seoul the rulings expected on an arrest warrant for sixty nine year old cho young ho he's suspected of tax evasion and embezzlement court last month rejected a request to arrest cho's wife on charges including assaulting workers well those were the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the war not earlier stage and that's what a battle. on the northern front on the golan heights the third week of the october war opened with syrian and israeli forces locked in a stalemate. syria's initial thrust to recapture the territory occupied by israel in the six day war had been repulsed and a counterattack by hastily called up israeli reservists. by the end of the first week of war syrian troops had been forced to withdraw while the israelis pushed on across the one nine hundred sixty seven cease fire line towards the syrian capital. of. secular mirko i think that stopping thirty five kilometers short of damascus was smart you must end the war in a position from which the statesman can start negotiating saw final position was good to me. as the balance s

news4's aimee cho has reaction to the stunning announcement ang joins us t from the newsroom. aimee? >> erika, mccarrick was a popular and well liked religious leader here in d.c., but toda some members of the catholic church told us they new see him as a hypocrite. ♪ >> reporter: for five years, this was the man who led the catholic church here in d.c. archbishop theodore mccarrick, now stripped of his title of cardinal for allegations of sex abuse. today members of the church telling us, they never knew about the accusations. >> i cannot believe that would be hypocrite cal. it is hypocrite cal.t' >> pretty hard for me to stay with an organization where this seems to be an institutional problem. so, yeah, i think t it's fr top down and i couldn't stay catholic because of it. >> leaders at the top promising change. pope francis ordering him to a life of prayer and penance, and telling him n to go out in publicin card wuerl told our news partner, wtop, he views thi as a big step forward. >> the pope is saying, we need to show tha w are hearing these things, paying attention to

news 4 owes aimee cho is there as their new mural is revealed. >> have to keep our history alivet andw ben chile's bowl is doing, keeping our history alive. >> what better way to honor history than to celebrate t people who made, it josh gibson and mamie johnson, two of the beseball players of the 20th century, players who didn't let hatred get in the way of home runs. mie paved the way for girls from all walks of life to pick up a baseball. >> girls like m ho net davis, a pitch for the little league world series who called mamie a minuter and friend. >> she's been so supportive throughout the years, a great happy person. that's how ier know h and how a lot of people will remember her. >> reporter: at today's ribbon-cutting, also there, gibson's great grandson. >> what they do here at the chili bowl is great to hnor the great african-american legends so for us to be included in that is an . >> it came out amazing. >> the artist of the mural taking it all in. >> thank you, thank you very much. i'll be in touch with you. >> reporr: the same man who painted the legends on the last mural.

palace the birthplace of world war two leader winston churchill china how joins us live from oxford cho what are the political expectations of this visit. the reason may the prime minister. to demonstrate to donald trump the strength and importance of the special relation. to the rest of europe. to. deal between the. scene of. a breakfast meeting at the country residence and then the. charm offensive short of a visit with. the president. takes away with the. deal. maybe they would not think that people here voted for him he says he's looking forward to meeting is. resigned just this week so that may make for some uncomfortable lines of conversation between him and no one at this point can predict what. the u.k. . thank you very much. and a disappearing from secret jails operated by soldiers from the u.a.e. in southern yemen the rights group says what's happening that could amount to war crimes. al-jazeera obtained a voice recording late last year of a man who said he'd been held prisoner in southern yemen operated by so which is from the united arab emirates. there are various methods s

scandals is now in court in seoul a ruling is expected on an arrest warrant for sixty nine year old cho yan hole he's expected suspected of tax evasion and embezzlement. the police have detained a woman who tried to climb the statue of liberty to protest against the u.s. president's immigration policy she was on new york's famous landmark for about two hours before being arrested the one she wouldn't climb down until donald trump's administration released all the children is the taint on the border with mexico those are your headlines the news continues on al-jazeera after the war in october i will see you very soon. new york. saturday the sixth of october one thousand nine hundred seventy three. the waldorf astoria hotel. in the early hours and merican secretary of state henry kissinger. is woken in his suite with the news of military activity in the middle east. two hours later at two pm middle eastern time. egypt and syria launched a war against israel on two fronts. after three years in power egyptian president anwar sadat had grown tired of peace initiatives that seemed to be going

warrant for the chairman of korean air the company staff from among those who watch show you to step down cho is under investigation for a and for tax evasion that a judge on thursday ruled the charges were disputable sarah clarke has more from seoul. but around three hundred people here it's not a stuff it is stuff stewart's pots from two of south korea's biggest airlines held a protest here they moved a protest. targeting management at the different airlines probably the most high profile issue is the issue of the korean a stuff demanding the head of the chairman of the company stand down this is an investigation into tax evasion and embezzlement involving mr cho alas not a court gave him a reprieve and denied prosecutions request for an arrest warrant today pilots staff and stewards were back on the streets today it's not a protesting and demanding that he stand down now the second issue involving the other way along which is south korea's second biggest carrier this is yana airlines they're protesting and demanding management of fix a problem over catering this week around one hundred ten

yang ho to step down cho is under investigation for embezzlement and tax evasion but a judge on thursday ruled the charges were disputable recently his wife and two daughters were also in the news for misbehaving with staff on korean airlines. well sarah clarke joins us live from seoul is not just korean allies stauffer on happy thoughts about the protests there. but there are actually two protests different protests but both from a two of south korea's biggest airline carriers were planted they eventually. both are in support of each other's causes as you mentioned the bigger international issue is looking at the situation of korean air away staff first stewards and pilots have held a number of protests including tonight's demanding that mr choice the chair resign over an investigation into his role in tax evasion and embezzlement using the company his company for financial gain for his various business empire operations and now last night as you mentioned a court gave him a refer. denied a request by prosecution to have a arrest warrant and tonight the staff and stewards of pots were b

. >> chris pollone has more from capitol hill.e what cho are immigration officers being told to offerarents? >> good morning. this comes from an immigration and customs enforcement form obtained by nbc news. it covers parents who came across the border with your chdren in may and june and then were separated from those children. the government is giving em twochoices. do you want to go home to your home country with your children or witho your children? apparently, those people are not being allowed to be reunited with their children as they await asylum. immigration advocates say that this is being presented to tse immigrants who came across during those two months and are separatem their children without waiting to see if they are granted some sort of asylum or a court proceeding. an immigration and customs enforcement spokesperson says they're only to be given to people who received final removal orders butot would clarify whether they're allowed to go before a judge and ask for asylum first. >> chris polne onhe hill for us. thank you.> at the live desk, following breaking news in

brewing gourmet coffee for patrons is nick cho's passion .... case ...it's not just a symbolic gesture. it represents sacrificehe's referring to the opportunity to provide coffee for salesforce's annual dreamforce conference.a big reason we made the choices we have, is that in america we're addicted to money. and although we may shake our heads at things when it comes to money, we'll still go to things that make us the most.cho says salesforce's alleged work for immigration and customs border patrol doesn't sit well with him. after finding out texas based non-profit raices who's raised millions to reunite migrant families at the border --- declined a 250k donation from salesforce ... the korean immigrant decided the right thing to do was turn down his pending 40-thousand dollar contract.in our proposal we wrote the stipulation that they stop working with cbp these are concentration camps that are being built for kids .and all the other details are irrelevant. it's just not ok what's happening.for wrecking ball coffee, that chunk of change .... i

emotional cho. really built up cancun and put it on the tourist map of a bit of local business has played a big part in that if you were a government nothing out of the year will be a no no. the first shots are fired at seven in the evening. ray begins his live report you know bill bill think i'm you know i'm on my way to see but this is my vocation and passionate about this work. is that i would get all the world. peace not afraid he's only reporting on what's happened. when a bar owner has been shot it's possible he didn't pay protection money or perhaps he was a member of a cartel himself according to race such questions are ready on said. yes it was in the o.j. yes it is the night still young and the troubles already began. that's because i was witnessing barbarity this tide of violence is out of control the police have been overwhelmed with step that's it. but why are these cases never solved because police public prosecutors and politicians are all in cahoots says the editor of the main local

. >> aimee cho, news 4. >>> also this morning we are hearing from the loudoun county resident w saidrick abused him for many years growing up. he first shared with the "ti." sked me not show his face and only call h by his first name, james. >> for a lot of folks in this area, it's big news, for you it's incredibly person. how are you feeling? >> from age 11 to 60, i lived in a prisonnd it has not been easy. today i'm opening up that door and walking out to the street and letting the sun hit my face for the first time ever. truly a free man. >> news 4 did reach outhe to archdiocese of washington for their comment. they declined. >>> a baltimore man is accused of sexually assaulting a passenr aboard a flight. federal passengers charged did he -- deo mugabe. houston to baltimore. if convicted he faces five years in pris. >>> time is 6:36. police are searching for four people who took photos of guys in the men's locker room in montgomery county. surveillance video captured pictures of a man and three women. officers say this happened july 8th at the south germantown indoor swim center i

satty: the only chore royals -- cho from republicans where they have stuck together in oppositio againsthe president has been on the issue of free trade. they came up with a resolution week. just this when it comes to putin, look at the ways opinion pove shifted among americans in the country. led progrs by president trump's example, whereas russia was seen as definitely an enemy of the united statesust two or three years ago but the republican party and by the ameran voting public, those numbers are shifting. there's more n latitudeow in favorability for having a good relationship with vladimir putin. i think it's really this to tion of what is he going ask of vladimir putin and is he going to give something critical away? areing to see a promise, for example, to do something abt u.s. sanctions because of the invasion and annexization of crime yafment that would be the huge coup for putin. and it's somethinglse thato one else, i think, in europe, would be prepared to signn to. robert: what do we know about putin's agenda here? alter: i think putin's agenda is to first o just have the me

cia documents that just recently have been declassified chos strong ties between u.s. intelligence and ukrainian nationalists since one thousand nine hundred forty six from the cia agency report it is clear that they were not mistaken about the nature of ukrainian nationalists organizations or their leaders step on monday or on himself according to an o.s.'s report of september one thousand nine hundred forty five bundy era had earned a fierce reputation for conducting a reign of terror during world war two after the second world war one darragh and other ukrainian nazi leaders fled to europe where the cia helped them hide. the cia later inform the immigration and naturalization service that it had concealed steffen bond darragh and other ukrainians from the soviets the operations involving ukrainians continued for many years the nuremberg trials of one thousand nine hundred forty five in one nine hundred forty six brought the political economic and military leaders of fascist germany to justice and revealed to the world the monstrous face of naziism and the crimes the

scandals is now in court in seoul a ruling is expected on an arrest warrant for sixty nine year old cho yang ho he's suspected of tax evasion and embezzlement court last month rejected a request to arrest cho's wife on charges including assaulting workers chose two daughters have been at the center of temper tantrums dubbed not rage and water rage . food supplies and medical treatment helping build up the strength of the football team trapped in a cave system in northern thailand for twelve days now rescuers are working out how to get the twelve boys and their coach out including a crash course in scuba diving tiny the seals are using a chain around seven hundred meters into the cave complex as a base for the rescue operation however heavy rain is expected in the next few days that could slow down their progress scott hietala has more now from the sites in chiang rai. as the training and the planning for this very difficult process of getting the boys in their coach out continues there was a clock over when they have to get that down that is because the monsoon rains are expected to sta

but, nick cho of wrecking ball coffee roasters says this will cost him a bunch of beings. >> it's a lot of money. we realized that that would pay for our raw coffee supply for two whole months. but, our conscience isn't for sale. >> reporter: joe says he rejected a $40,000 deal to provide coffee for dream force, an annual convention put on by salesforce. this after he found out salesforce has a contract with u.s. customs and border protection. joe is an immigrant from korea, who came here when he was 1 1/2. >> people are being separated for days or weeks or months from their children, it is just something we couldn't overlook. >> reporter: earlier this month, demonstrators marched in front of salesforce headquarters, saying out loud, more than -- with more than 650 employees here said in the letter, that they believe it is inhumane salesforce to continue working with border agencies. mark benioff spent millions of local philanthropic efforts and also famously threatened to take business away from the states of indiana and georgia, because of lgbt laws he considered discriminatory. but,

now stunning find what cho has rounded off navy day in sin peaches back parades were held across russia on sunday. well on the week's top stories. at the top of the hour my colleague will we see you she will be here with the latest global news but for me it's. the idea of spending money to acquire region to acquire territory to acquire wealth is an oxymoron there is no more wealth to acquire the ecosystem is collapsing the economy is flooded with worthless paper and the species is migrating over to the digital sphere feasibly these networks and platforms people are uploading their minds into cyberspace and hope to become more people so every dollar spent on defense every dollar spent by the pentagon is a wasted dollar that's a nineteenth eighteenth seventeenth sixteenth century mindset it's completely antiquated and it's utterly worthless. i've been saying the numbers. matter. this is over one trillion dollars in debt more than ten white collar crime stamping each day. eighty five percent of global wealth he longs to be ultra rich eight point six percent market saw thirty percent for hi

scandals in court in the capital so a ruling is expected on an arrest warrant for sixty nine year old cho young though he suspected of tax evasion and embezzlement a court last month rejected a request to arrest cho's wife on charges including assaulting workers. britain's prime minister has laid out a new post bragg's customs plan that would allow it to set at sound tower of some imports under the new deal the u.k. would use technology to see if goods were destined for britain or the e.u. before charges were applied but on friday the british government will try to resolve differences in a brags that during talks that are mainly focused on irish border issues reports. on the irish border it is currently impossible to tell where one country ends and another begins as the tarmac changes course this is the scenario the second drive around here and you can see why people worry about a return to the past the british government's bland assurances that it'll all be ok off the brics states mean nothing to declan was when there was a hard border you couldn't drive these roads at all or most of the