i'm john clark. we're right back. >>> "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon is next. >> let's check in with him to see what he has for us. >> jacqueline in philadelphia we have amy schumer. and alan jackson. it's a great show. do not change that channel. >> hey, amy. >> i think you have a fan in amy. >> oh, yeah. big time. >> and that's my girl. >> nice weather tonight, huh? >> it really is a tremendous change from what we saw today and it was just smoking wet, and tomorrow it is going to be nice and dry and comfortable, sunny. another great day friday and then we start a heat wave on saturday and some thunderstorms saturday and especially monday. got some big changes coming over the next few days. >> i'm going to rush home to get home to see the tonight show. who knows what amy schumer might do next. >> she might talk about you. >> have a great night. ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy

i'm john clark from comcast sportsnet. jamie wanted a taste of the real new orleans and we just couldn't say no to that face. then we wanted more of that local flavor so betty says... oh yeah, that's betty. you're going to want to do this alligator thing. and betty didn't lead us wrong. a little later we passed some dancing. and who doesn't like dancing? especially when it's followed by fireworks everyone's nola is different. follow yours. >>> we need a break from the rain and we're going to get it. next two days just beautiful. sunny, low humidity and it gets hot and humid over the weekend. >> for all of us here at nbc10, i'm jim rosenfield. the news continues with "nightly news." >>> tonight, candid on rape. a question about bill cosby makes the president break from his hard sell on the iran deal to speak like we've never heard him before. >>> trump's work. the candidate claims $10 billion in his election filings, but some aren't buying it even as polls put trump at the top of the republican race. >>> fighting cholestero

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this is still a severe thunderstorm warning for the city of winchester and clarke and frederick county. it is really raining in winchester. that's one storm. that's the second storm to the northwest of strasburg around 55. hail south of winchester proper. tremendous rains now, bernie k -- burning knolls. rainfall rates an inch per hour. this is moving to the east headed for leesburg at 6:56 and sterling at 7:15. and this one could actually bring a shower to the taylor swift concert early before more showers come in later. we'll talk about that, talk about what lies behind the front later in the week. >>> the d.c. council is moving to toughen penalties against atvs and dirt bikes. they are illegal on streets. if you're caught on one of these things, you could lose your license. bruce johnson is live along the 14th street corridor in northeast. he has the story and the reaction. >> reporter: hey, leslie. 14th street corridor northwest, later on this evening, you'll probably see these atvs and dirt bikes rolling up and down the street. as you say that's illegal. the good news is you'll st

. >> reporter: philadelphia police captain james clark says he isn't sure we will ever necessity what will motivate this man to ambush rape and murder this recent graduate student other than that is what he does. >> back in 82 he was arrested for killing his own the father. he has been arrested several times for sexual assault several robberies several burglaries reports railroad clark is less than halfway through rap sheet of the 56 year-old james harris, now accused in the murder of the 27 year-old drexel graduate jasmine wright. >> what he did to her and his past choices in crime, i hope it is a death penalty case. >> reporter: police say harris was recently fired as a handy man at wright's apartment complex in the 200 block of south 50th street but somehow kept his key. police say harris then broke into the complex in wright's third floor apartment waited more than 30 minutes for her to return, and then beat, raped and murdered wright after she walked in. we asked how did this man get a job with access to more than a dozen tenants. >> it is a message for people, you have to be ver

that's next. >>> i'm john clark from comcast sports net. phillies return tomorrow night against the marlins. haven't you missed the phillies? ryne sandberg decided to resign at 4:00 a.m. after having a good time the night before. larry says he didn't like being disrespected by the pitchers and then there was chase utley on the mound. with new management he didn't want to answer questions about his job every day. they are hoping to see nola tonight. he gives up five earned runs. we will find out how he deals with adversity in his next start. how did chase utley spend the break? that's his former teammate. he takes a spill. having some fun. we miss those days. penn state football decided it's time to turn back the clock with their uniforms. the team eliminating the player names from the backs of the jersey. that was the tradition from the beginning. bill o'brien added names three years ago. flyers resigned delzado for close to $8 million. the eagles are hoping for big things from murray. last year he had 392 carries the seventh most all time.

. >>> john clark is following the breaking details for us. what's the latest. >> big trade. cole hamels is one of the greatest home grown pitchers in phillies history. world series mvp, he's being traded to the texas rangers tonight for six players. jim salisbury reporting that cole is the first pitcher in baseball history to be traded right after throwing a no hitter, he leaves the phillies third all time in strikeouts behind steve carlton and robin roberts. cole helped deliver this cities only championship over the last 30 years, an incredible performance as world series mvp in 2008. they nicknamed him hollywood, he's from california but he rose to stardom in philly. we're going to tell you about all the prospects the phillies will be getting for cole. it's the end of an era. >> fans knew this was coming we checked in with some just a short time ago in south philadelphia. >> i wasn't surprised. i was planning to go down to the park tomorrow night to see his last start they switched that. >> this is ridiculous. i mean, cole hamels is like a part of philly it's crazy. >> get

i'm john clark at citizens bank park. we'll have an update tonight at 11:00. >> big money to keep that core together. thanks john. >>> all new on "nbc 10 news at 11:00" allegations of a papal pass scheme. a warning for anyone who is looking for transportation to see pope francis. that story tonight on "nbc 10 news at 11:00." >>> the rain knocked the humidity down. >> a whole lot different than three hours ago when you couldn't see anything because of the rain. we will knock out the humidity but not necessarily the heat. tomorrow should continue the heat wave but much lower humidity and that will last into the weekend. next week comes back. of rescues offshore. why hundreds of swimmers are getting swept away and turn thes out there is crying in baseball, the rumor that spread through the stadium

a game you love i know, john clark. >> i do. coming up in sports charles barkley will tell us how concerned he is about joewell's second surgery. and the phillies dug down deep, real deep. tonight trying to beat the marlins. that is next. >>> i'm jom clark from comcast sports net. the time is now, we will see the major league debut with the phillies top pitching prospect tuesday night at citizens bank park. he was the phil's first round pick last year and he's the first phil's pitcher in 26 years to make it to the show a year after he was drafted. phillies are hoping he's a big part of their rotation in the future. . any time you see a young kid like that with potential come up, it's fun. it will be nice for him to get his feet wet good or bad. he'll probably get lit up a couple times, that's part of the adjustment to doing it. >> phils and marlins in the eighth. franco, fly ball to center. what happens to gillespie? misplays it so herrera scores. look at that swing right there. he said he was golfing yesterday, that's his golf

." >>> i'm john clark. how does ruben amaro feel about jonathan papelbon saying he wants to be traded? we will hear from the gm next. >>> i'm john clark from comcast sports net. baseball's all-star game is tonight. the phillies only representative there, says he doesn't want to be a phillie anymore. jonathan papelbon wants to be traded. there were reports last month the phils were moving closer to trading papelbon but jason stark reported the phillies backed off and the feeling was the decision came from above gm ruben amaro. here's pap's opinion on the front office and ruben's reaction this morning on wip radio. >> i know that we've got a new interim president, a new interim manager and all this change supposedly happening, but i don't see any of it yet. i think if it wasn't that way and so many people weren't involved in decision making of the phillies organization i think things could be happening quicker and easier. >> pap is a very good pitcher. he doesn't know anything about the front office and all t

john clark will take a closer look at the implications coming up in sports. >>> every interaction you have with the new jersey state trooper will soon be recorded in a new way. today the acting attorney general announced plans to spend $4 million on body cameras for all troopers and some local police departments. the cameras should be in place within a year the announcement comes as cumberland county prosecutors investigate the use of deadly force by police in two cases. >> show me your hands, show me your hands. don't move. >> this cell known video shows bridgeton police shooting and killing dwayne reed during a stop in march. the attorney general says he has faith in both investigations. >> i have confidence and faith that those investigations are being done in a way that's both efficient and comprehensive. >> the state also issued a policy for how to record video from the new body cameras. >>> new video tonight of sandra bland a woman who died in a texas jail after police arrested her during a traffic stop. a judge released that footage today, saying he wanted to zpel conspiracy th

clarke school of law, university of the district of columbia and also the president and ceo of the leadership conference on civil and human rights. the nations leading civil and human rights coalition with over 200 national organizations working to build an america as good as its ideals. on behalf of john and myself i'd like to welcome you to our seminar on civil and human rights in the 21st century. without question the supreme court decision last friday in the case of obergefell versus hodges which recognize marriage equality for gay and lesbian americans as a fundamental constitutional right, as well as the important decisions of the century and one of the most important supreme court decisions in american civil and human rights jurisprudence. the court acknowledged the full dignity of lgbt americans to

here to explain milwaukee county sheriff david clark.one of these brave marines. i mean i'm flabbergasted the commander in chief doesn't pick up a telephone and call them and say i'm sorry for your loss thank him for the service to his nation? >> sean it rips your heart out to listen to a mom like that y. want to salute the five service mb members who died. president obama has failed at his most solemn duty and that is to project the homeland and american people. he's unwilling or unable to do that. the day these attacks occurred he visited a federal prison. i cannot believe -- by the way there was a law enforcement officer injured i hope he's okay. isis has been making these calls, inspiring home grown terrorists. soldiers and military installations. when the people who brought these these buildings down are going to hear from all of us soon. we haven't heard that. we've heard the emotional, heart felt situation with trayvon martin. if i had a son he would look like trayvon martin. he reached out to the family of mike brown, to the fami

i'm john clark. back to you. >> john, thank you. >>> all new on "nbc 10 news at 11:00" a pizza delivery driver robbed. police say the criminals thought they covered their tracks. they made one crucial mistake. how the suspects unwittingly sent pictures of themselves straight to the victim. that's on "nbc 10 news at 11:00." i'm whoopi goldberg and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world and no better place to lean about the people who shaped who we are today. hear about the lives of slaves in colonial new york and about the fight to abolish slavery. pick a stop on the underground railroad and visit the home and grave of one of new york's most controversial citizens. a journey in new york is a journey through history. plan you next trip at iloveny.com/summer. there's something for everyone. hey, honey. day dreaming? [laughing] sorry. about being at the beach? uh... yeah. in the caribbean? that's odd... at our very own beach house? how do you know? you've got the new instant game from

. >> reporter: philadelphia council president darryl clark says that should the not be a problem. actually, that's what clark has been fighting for ever since the nbc 10 investigators first told him no one was inspecting the tanks. >> you covered it for quite some time. thank you again for pushing the buttons as it relates to getting the state legislation. >> reporter: clark would like the harrisburg lawmakers to the reconsider having truck owners maintaining safety inspection records. he thinks the fire department is a better choice. >> if a person is in violation, given a time frame to correct that violation, we want to make sure we have the appropriate records to come back and make sure they are in compliance with the provision we put in place. >> reporter: davis says she is open to amendments to the bill. she tells us it will be introduced by the end of the month and expects it to become law by september. for the investigators, harry hairston, nbc 10 news. >>> from the nbc 10 delaware bureau tonight, a warning to boaters. wildlife officials want you to be on the lookout for a

clark is recognized. rep. clark: see why. i appreciate you being here and your testimony and i especially appreciate the correct pronunciation of carbon. [laughter] rep. clark: i wanted to ask you another percentage question, what percentage do you think of low income people in fact all people would be affected by climate change if we do not do something to address it? admin mccarthy: i believe everybody, 100% is affected and will be more severely affected if we do not take action now. rep. clark: willoughby felt first by low income people? admin mccarthy: it usually is pretty it is well known across the world a you are seeing get played out right away. we need to a doubt the changes already happening. people in low come areas -- a low income areas do not have the wherewithal to adapt that many of us actually enjoy. it is up to us to meet our moral responsibility not just to them but our kids' future. rep. clark: with had a lot of discussion today about raw data. could you go into independent peer-reviewed and how we actually

i'm talking about clark county in nevada, but to look at state laws that don't allow for us. so to balance what can you do now and what you might want to promote at state-level to change the law to do it similar to another area? i'm happy to bring up whatever items that you like and look into them. a lot of times what has occurred in past, someone has come to me and i have -- because i happen to know enough people in the city and said so i don't want to repeat work, but to check back before it gets to this level of discussion here. there have been several items occurring behind-the-scenes and said here is what is happening and if you need more, let me no and they haven't come back because there might be a natural home for it already. i'm one that doesn't like to repeat work. >> i think you are absolutely right. we wouldn't want you to do that. i think you exactly the right idea and to understand the options that we have within the parameters of the state law. so we can figure out what is available? what needs to go to the state-level? what can we do here locally? and after do

the mother of india clark says her daughter identified as a woman. hundreds of people came to honor clark with a vigil where her daughter was amended as -- remembered as a loving person. >> she was always happy. >> reporter: one individual says the transgender community is under siege. according to one group clark was the 10th transgender woman to be killed this year. >>> spelman college in atlanta has announced it is canceling a professorship associated with ill cosby and returning millions of dollars to the comedian. 2005 deposition included statements from cosby acknowledging gave quaaludes to women with whom he wanted to have sex. in the '80s, cosby donated $20 million to the college. part of the money was used to endow the professorship. the college is returning what remains that donation. more than 40 women come forward with allegations that cosby sexually assaulted them. >>> hundreds gathered to celebrate the life of sandra bland, found dead in a texas jail cell. the funeral was held at the church bland attended for much of her life. one minis

joining me now milwaukee sheriff david clarke. good to have you with us. not hearing anything from the pentagon the general who is concerned about arming marines, all service members in recruiting stations. do you disagree with him? >> well somewhat. i mean, he's a learned man, but i'm more concerned about the homegrown terrorist who is armed to the teeth and can prey on servicemen. i want to salute those servicemen the four marines and navy petty officer who gave their lives and the law enforcement officer injured as well. kudos to governor walker. i got the notification this morning from his office that he was taking that action. very important. what you have to keep in mind some of these national guard recruiting centers and other armed forces service centers or recruiting centers are in commercial retail areas. you have the public also in the middle of this thing. but for the grace of god, there wasn't more bloodshed than we saw in chattanooga, tennessee. it's good for the -- that these governors are taking action. we don't need hearings in congress. t

joining me now, sheriff david clarke. good to see you. it is unbelievable. will speak to this as a new yorker. you can, you don't need a study. you don't even need that picture on the front of the new york post. you see the litter everywhere. you see homeless people in front of restaurants and stores and begging and interfering and stopping children. stabbings, kidnappings, on the cover of the newspaper every other day in residential areas. and we have a mayor who says i'm doing a great job. you see it in several cities across this country right now. >> well first of all, mayor de blasio with all due respect thinks he is doing a great job, he's delusional. i know what makes a city work in terms of public safety. i've been doing had 37 years. you have to have threaten things. strong and formal social controls. adherence to the social contract. and that social contract is that set of unwritten rules that we have with human inaction. the third thing you have to have is a strong police presence. right now not only in new york city not only in baltimore, we saw 3

milwaukee county sheriff david clark joins us.th us, we're coming can a business have a mind? a subconscious. a knack for predicting the future. reflexes faster than the speed of thought. can a business have a spirit? can a business have a soul? can a business be...alive? . lou: wisconsin governor scott walker today authorized members of his state's national guard to carry firearms while on duty. wisconsin becomes the seventh state to arm guardsmen after last week's attack on military facilities in chattanooga which left four marines and a sailor dead. governors of arkansas, indiana florida, louisiana, oklahoma and texas have also armed their national guard units. >>> my next guest says gun free zones need to end immediately at all military installations. joining us milwaukee county sheriff david clark, good to have you with us. this is notable because we are not hear anything from either the pentagon, we heard from the general concerned about arming marines, all servicemembers and recruiting stations. do you disagree with him? >>

it to tell us about the proposal themselves we have brittney clark and eric garrison.when he broke out the ring what was going through your mind? t race was bad and i thought he's really about the talk about himself. i had no idea what was going on. ? what made you decide this is where you want today do it? >> our first race trip together was previous to that location. it was one of the most memorable times. i was trying to think of a unique way to do it and i thought what better way than on the racetrack. >> what was it like when people were sending you pictures about your story being on right this minute. >> i got a facebook message from a friend and they' on right this minute and i'm like what right this minute? then we had to start telling family and friends and it snow balls from there and we're thrilled. >> what are you going to do before the wedding, monster truck racing? >> if you do it i totally want an invite. >> that's our show. we'll see you for the ne ♪ ♪ (vo) you can pass down a subaru forester. (dad) she's all yours. (vo) but you get to keep the memories

say her name. >> into clark. >> say her name. talks india clarke. amy: india clarke is at least the 10th transgender woman murdered in the united states this year, part of what experts are calling an epidemic. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. today we spend the hour remembering the renowned actor musician, composer and activist theodore bikel, who died tuesday at the age of 91. bikel was known for creating the role of baron von trapp in, "the sound of music," on broadway and for the role of tevye in "fiddler on the roof," which he played more than 2000 times. one of his earliest film roles came alongside humphrey bogart and katherine hepburn in, "the african queen," and he was nominated for an academy award for his performance in, "the defiant ones." theodore bikel was also a beloved folk singer who co-founded the newport folk festival with pete seeger and could accompany himself on guitar, mandolin, balalaika and harmonica. he made more than 20 albums, many of t

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let me tell you, sheriff, clark, quickly and then heather. wave of resisting arrest? >> no respect for authority and that iminates out of the homes. i've said before if we want to end the encounters when a law enforcement gives a lawful command, do it. >> heather? >> well sheriff clark said it emanates in the homes and from our politicians that are saying the lie that the police are racist. that is hurting police officers in the street who are encountering more resistance from people who have been fed the lie that the police are out to get them. that's not the case. >> we'll leave it there. thank you very much. >>> coming up hillary clinton's team kept the press roped off literally. >>> voters widely rejected the nation's bailout plan. what does this mean for the country's debt crisis? could this happen here in america? stay with us. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ and that unlimited 2% cash back from

joining us milwaukee county sheriff david clark, good to have you with us. this is notable because we are not hear anything from either the pentagon, we heard from the general concerned about arming marines, all servicemembers and recruiting stations. do you disagree with him? >> well, somewhat. you know, he's a learned man but i'm more concerned about the homegrown terrorist who is arm to the teeth who can prey upon servicemen. first of all, i want to salute the servicemen, the four marines and the navy petty officer who gave lives and service to the country and the law enforcement officer injured as well. kudos to governor walker, i got the notification this morning from his office that he was taking that action. very important, too. what you have to keep in mind is some of the national guard recruiting centers and other armed services recruiting centers are in commercial retail areas. you have the public in the middle of this thing but for the grace the god there wasn't more bloodshed than what we saw in chattanooga, tennessee. it's good that the governor

clark took his philadelphia-based show national, a little over a year after he started hosting. what became popular. and promote their aritsts. music and teens were the ones watching clark's new show. on american bandstand, and we made it. so, it was like 'hey man, we on bandstand!' so it was a real special time of our lives." '70s and 80s - all would get home from school and put on the show featuring people of all backgrounds dancing to the music they liked. because we all watched tv and everybody learned how to do it by watching others." "for the first time, thereere black kids and white kids dancing on the same dance floor. at that time high schools had mostage came there''s the music, the outfits and the dances and all of that - but ihink the most profound contribution that bandstand made was through dick's effort tos the to viewers at home, clark's "bandstand" was also a place where some of the biggest artists broke through themselves. "fellas, this is your first visit to bandstand, the autograph table is down to the left there, if you make yourselves comfortable, we'll joi

john clark would have loved this.tage at the wonder bar in as bury park and ended up playing 15 songs. he drew such a large crowd that people were watching from the sidewalk. >>> and a little bit of cow bell to kick off the annual tour deshore bicycle race. it started this morning on 20th and walnut in center city. riders headed over the ben franklin bridge to atlantic city. we are told there were a record 2300 ride thers year. among them a team from nbc 10. proceeds from the event go to various charities. >>> well it's not just the human suffering in this heat. coming up, how you should be helping your four legged friends as the mercury rises. >>> nbc 10 plert weather, breaking news. >> hoot muggy night in our area as dangerous heat settles in for at least another day. a live look at the philadelphia museum of art. heat warnings are in effect tonight. this is a first alert weather day because of the intense heat. it's not just the high temperature but the nasty humidity making it dangerous. cooler at the shores but n

other officers respond, including clark county sheriff gene kelly who hired the deputy himself. >> iircled around and i saw her down. at this point, we had a man in that trailer. >> the shooter is 57-year-old michael ferryman, a resident of the trailer park with a history of mental health problems. he's barricaded himself inside his mobile home. >> i still got movement at the trailer as well. just keep looking out the window. >> cameraman don hatcher from wdtn in dayton finds a hiding place behind a tree to record the scene as it unfolds. >> it was a good spot. i could see everything. and i stayed there and nobody knew i was there. the cops couldn't see me and hopefully the guy with the gun couldn't see me either. >> sheriff kelly orders the shooter to surrender as officers set up a perimeter. but the gunman has a big advantage. deputy hopper is lying only feet from his trailer and it's impossible for the police to move in without drawing fire. >> we wanted to get suzanne out, but i did not want to have another person sacrifice their life to get her out. >> sergeant christopher clark

. >> jason clark plays john connor who is supposed to save human race from the machines. he says modern day technology and social media give new life to the series. >> i think if you will pick up the story, you have to go into the deeper more complex. >> reporter: amelia clark plays his matter sarah clark the the battled ready warrior who is nobody's victim. >> is there a new story and you are sorry can i help you. come in my van. >> reporter: film reunite sarah connor with kyle reese character sent back in time to save her from the original film and that is just fine from clark. >> love story that no matter what time line or part of the franchise but cannot help but exist. >> reporter: another terminator sequel is plan for 2017 susan marquez cb is s news, los angeles. >>> 5:26. coming up in the next half an her of "eyewitness news" we will have the latest on the rain and fourth of july holiday. also a ahead a instagram trend that is painful to look at. we will tell you what is the growing summer fad artistic sun born that is horrifying dermatologists. ridiculous. >>> cou

. >> good morning, i'm dave clark. good to see you. let's check weather and traffic. i know you saw rain drops this morning. >> i did. >> welcome back mr. clark. >> thank you. >> drizzle this morning low clouds and high and mid level clouds. a rather robust on shore wind equals a cooler pattern. low clouds there and almost every reporting station says cloudy. it's a combination of those low clouds being enhanced by this low. 50s and 60s on the temps. mostly cloudy coast and bay. 60s and 80s. there is that morning drizzle. 60s and 70s close and bay. here is sal with an

issued for clark county warren and shenandoah county. there is a lot of rain. we are concerned about flooding. the big line, the next part will miss the area completely. the morn end south of pittsburgh to western maryland to bring us shower thunderstorms tonight. we have in effect the severe thunderstorm warning in orange. to the left of the screen is the thunderstorm watch outside the area. the entire area is under flash flood watch until 2:00 tomorrow morning. the areas that get the heavy downpours will be subjected to the flooding condition in the local area. through the night and the concert, at the national park keep an eye open for storms or rain around 8:00. much later tonight with the second line. we will stay on top of this and search back to you. maureen: the stadium has crews on the taylor swift concert to evacuate fans to the shelter if necessary. remember that you can stay ahead of bad weather with the help of the storm watch weather team. you can goal a text sent to your phone if there is a severe weather alert issued by going to wjla.com/text. l

deputy chief steve clark is a 20-year veteran of the santa cruz police department. knows the place inside out. he also knows where to go in the future. a knowledge that led him to a interactive predicting policing software. >> we were focusing on vehicle burglaries and we found the model was accurate predicting the timings times and locations of where the crime will occur. >> it sounds like "minority report" the tom cruise movie where they apprehend the criminal based on preknowledge. >> what the computer takes into effect is the what has been reported. it doesn't know about the demographics in the area or the person, it's all area specific. >> today, it's more than a toy it tinker with. it's the main law enforcement tool in their arsenal. so taking a look now on dayshift. this is a live map of where we think the predictive zones are for a theft for auto theft today. the orange zones are where we have had auto theft. there are no boxes around them. that is what the program does for us. algorithm weighs those and determines if it's a significant things to be look loo

in part two of our series of food security in asia here is sarah clark. >> nestled in the shadows of these sky scrapers is a group of farming plots. becky is one of the enthusiastic producers. a third generation farmer, she left her job in hong kong central financial district to return to her roots. >> i love this place. i was born and grew up here. we grow health food for our community. we want to show people that the rural and urban area can coexist in the city. >> but as demand for the housing rises land like this is being snapped up by developers and farmers are driven out. becky au's family has joined with three other households to create a cooperative in a bid to survive the encroaching urban wall. >> food are driving more consumers to buy local and organic produce. one reason is fresh. it's much more fresh and also the taste is very good. >> there are still around 4,000 farmers who are actively working here in hong kong, but the plots are small and the amounts they produce are limited because of land size. but it's the next generation of farmers who will see the agriculture in

sarah clark, al jazeera, hong kong. >> a reminder you can keep up to sedate on aljazeera.com. stay tuned more coming up shortly. historic accord that could be made between two old foes. >> the freed world request not allow a ran to have a nuclear weapon. >> how much could nations possibly trust the united states? this. >> this morning iran's president offered the same wild accusations against the united states. >> a comprehensive diplomatic solution.

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. >> darryl clark talked about fattah's good work securing millions in federal dollars for the region and city. >> he has done good not just for our district but the city of philadelphia, brought back significant row sources well see how this plays out but it's an unfortunate event. >> late today in washington, his fellow democratic congressman reacted to the news. >> it hurts to the city tremendously, to lose and hopefully we don't but if we do to lose someone of that stature that had that much prestige. >> now the ongoing investigation was public knowledge but we heard a little bit of surprise today about the extent and scope of the allegations against fattah, it's likely too early but those we talked to were not ready to discuss who wa happen if his congressional sheet became available. >>> for the constituents now many are saddened by the news, saying fattah has done so much for the community. >> i was just disappointed, he did a lot of good things for our community and i was just sorry that he got involved in whatever he got involved in. >> i don't understand why, the go has ever