blago climates changed in british columbia and canada -- climates change in british columbia and canada. the company tried again. the project was problematic in large part because in order to construct the mine, they were going to drain very highly productive lake, which was full of rainbow trout, impact streams and another lake, which is part of the greater system -- ecosystem there. and the taking of a diverse and ecosystem wasuctive lake very controversial. but for the government, and for the chilcotan people, especally iacially. >> susan and her team made a film. their aim, to preven present th. >> making this film was something that was one of the hugest privileges of my filmmaking career. it was obvious that a film needed to be made. there needs to be a film shot anyway that they are comfortable where they can tell the story of what is at stake, because only by hearing their story, only by understanding from them what really is at stake, could people empathize, could people connect, and could we perhaps get the change that was needed. people at first could not believe it. when it

he has now turned into the star of columbia. the columbias have a solid team. they were able to have something in favour of them, the fact that luis suarez did not play. now columbians are, throughout the country, despite the alcohol ban, everyone here is celebrating. >>> essential american teams defied all odds, beating italy and uruguay and earning a draw against england. on sunday a team faces off against greece deciding who will go forward and who will go home. we have more from the capital. >>> it's a love affair that starts at a young age. hundreds of children that take to the pitch in the capital. it's an estate morning ritual, practicing their football skills and playing a few games. some of these youngsters could become the country's top players. and with costa rica's world cup success, there's no shortage of footballers to look up to. >> the national team players set an example for the kids, helping to encourage them to practice. not long ago one of the players came here to help with the traiping, it's a fantastic -- training. it's a fantastic motivat

. >>> and columbia's f.a.r.c. rebel group declares a ceasefire until presidential elections are over. >>> hello. egypt has a new president. in the last hour the former army chief abdul fatah al-sisi has been sworn in as the country's leader. he'll be in office for the next four years. he promised to bring stability to the nation, which suffered years of upheaval. this is what he had to say as he took the oath. >> translation: i swear by god that i shall loyally preserve the constitution of the republic and respect the law. i shall preserve the people's interests and maintain independence, interests and security of the nation >>> it's worth taking a look at how abdul fatah al-sisi came to power. it was in july last year that the military deposed mohamed mursi. the head of the judiciary adly mansour was installed as the sprim president. the -- interim president. the next day security forces cracked down on the media. in august hundreds were killed as security forces stormed protest camps in cairo. the muslim brother

-- of the district of columbia. we have made a decision. the courts have upheld our decision. i thought that's what the framers, founders of the united states of america for, to allow local governments to remain local. to have a federal government that took care of things that were not local. this is not local. the gun laws of the district of columbia protects 650,000 people who live here, and visitors who come here. it has nothing to do with representative jim jordan's district. to their credit this bill has not moved. t hasn't moved in committee. and it certainly hasn't moved to the floor. but we resent it was filed at all. because it didn't have to do with anybody's district except the district of columbia. the member who was just on the floor has introduced an interesting amendment. representative phil gingrey of georgia, expressing of sense of the congress -- understand a sense of the congress measure has no legal effect. and he has, when questioned by the court, indicated that this was a, quote, message bill.

i think columbia rightly deserves to be in the next round. they could be surprised. >> let shift to england. they are on the pitch at this very moment. do you think they are risking crashing out? >> there is always a risk with england. after the first game against italy, they played very well but they came out with nothing. they are stuck with the exact same team and there was a bit of criticism by wayne rooney. there are others that really shown in that match. they are playing very well. from what we have seen in the first few minutes of this game, it has been and two and stuff. it really depends on a lot of factors, what will happen in this game. even if england loses, they have a chance to go through. this could be a team with only three points getting through to the next round. >> uruguay's chances? >> that relies on luis suarez. ironically, he plays in england. he was the player of the year, voted by players and journalists. he is probably the best striker in europe or in the world. if he has a good game, then he can change in an instant

they'll face columbia in the last eight. after columbia took advantage of uruguay. he's been banned for biting. a new star emerged with a remarkable performance. it started when he scored this stunning goal in the 28th minute. but one was not enough for the 22-year-old rodriguez who weaved more magic after half-time, grabbing the second goal of the night to propel columbia to the first world cup quarterfinal. sarah coates, al jazeera. >> to our report in bogota. >> reporter: after waiting 16 years to go back to the world cup after they were eliminated in the united states... (technical difficulties) (no audio)..rodriguez, a 26-year-old who scored the gold and who not only scored in this match, he's scored over the five goals surpassing naixar from brazil, and messi from armg. he turned into the big star of columbia. they had a solid team. they are a big star. they were able to have something in favour of them, the fact that luis suarez from uruguay did not play. despite the alcohol ban, everyone is celebrating. >> a new star in world football in rodriguez in the mat

. >> day three of worlds cup, slate, schedule yet, early match up, greece versus columbia, a all columbia, this one second half, nice goal off corner kick, columbia up two-nothing, at that point. little icing on the cake here. rodriguez finds fate inside the box. he beats the keeper, from 16 yards out. columbia a winner three to nothing. >>> this afternoon, coast if a rica, huge underdog, they went down one-nil in the first half, came back, out of half on fire, scoring two goals, quick success, tack on another late goal, pull off crazy, crazy upset, final three-one over costa rica. >>> all right, last night, even bigger upset. it was final, netherlands put a beat-down on spain. dutch, they brought their a game. sure d they were down a goal. but put it altogether. they hammered spain five to one, take early advantage in group b. >> great stuff there. >> awesome day today. >> great stuff. thanks, rob. we'll be right back. illegal hosta-taking. voluntary plantslaughter. evidence submitted. ♪ homeowner draws the line. ortho deer b gon. long-lasting. effective. safely keeps thieving deer and r

in a crucial match, columbia's captain scored a goal that lost him his life. two months f after columbia was eliminated. >> translator: his death laid bare the mafia culture that defined us. becould all smell how rotten our football had become. >> reporter: now many believe that violence in columbian football is long past. >> translator: apparently it seems that football is now more transparent and you can't really tell if the hands of mafias are in it. >> reporter: celebrations have resulted in at least nine deaths, with over 3,000 fights related to the game. for now columbians are putting their trust in the new team, hoping it will break from its dark past. >>> so down to 16 and the knockout rounds will commence on saturday. brazil will get the fun started against chile followed by columbia and uruguay. netherlands face mexico, and costa rica takes on greece. monday france will meet the current kings of african, nigh, and three time champion will play algeria. ahead of the last 16, the u.s. soccer bandwagon is well and truly rolling. and jumping on board is

with more liberty, social justice and columbia at peace. >> reporter: santos has four more years ine and he will have to deliver on his promise to end the war. >> translator: it's peace because i expect the war to finish wednesday. if santos betrays us he will pay a price and we need peace because we all have been hostages to this war. >> reporter: peace talks divided colombians and millions backed rival candidate whose party will continue to be a strong force in opposition. >> translator: this is the first to start organizing our party effectively and a new alternative and a new choice for columbia. >> reporter: despite victory the president santos will face a great challenge in congress, 20 senators from the center of the democratic party have been elected and the leading senator who labored santos a trader. they attacked him saying he abandoned hard line military politics against rebels and now he will fight back. the peace negotiations will obviously be one of the main issues against which the democrat will act on every opportunity available to it and if and when the agreement i

with more liberty, social justice and columbia at peace. >>> santos has four more years in office. voters say he will have to deliver on his promise to end the war. >>> i voted for peace because i expect the war to finish one day. if santos betrays us he will have to pay a price. we need peace. we have been hostages to the war. >>> peace talks divided columbians. millions backed the rival oscar ivan zuluaga, whose party will continue to be a strong force in opposition. >> this is the first day to start organising our party. it's a new alternative, a new choice for columbia. >> despite the victory juan manuel santos will face congress, the leading senator is former president alvaro uribe who labelled juan manuel santos a traitor. alvaro uribe attacked juan manuel santos saying that he abandoned his hardline military policy against the rebels and will fight back. >> the peace negotiations will be an issue against which it will act on every opportunity available to it, and if and when the agreement is signed, it's subjected to a referendum against which obviously it will work, to assu

grease versus columbia it was all columbia.econd half nice goal off the corner kick that puts columbia up two to nothing. icing on the cake here in stoppage time. james rodriguez finds space and side the box and beats the keeper from 16 yards out. columbia a three to zero winner. >> companies at a rhea and our gay. companies tare went down one to nil in the first half and came out at half time they were firing scoring two goals. another late goal to pull off a crazy upset. final three-one costa rica. >>> all right. the most anticipated matchup of the day england versus italy in the italian team came out on top much this was the game winning goal. mario, heads it in there. italy gets the best of england, final two-one. and we'll be right back. ♪ i think that about wraps it up. so... great, i'll send a follow up email. i don't - there's nothing much to follow up on so i... well, we...we should regroup we just regrouped - this is the regrouping. (laughing) cool, i'll ping you later. you're pinging me now, what do you wanna ping ab

grease versus columbia it was all columbia.ond half nice goal off the corner kick that puts columbia up two to nothing. icing on the cake here in stoppage time. james rodriguez finds space and side the box and beats the keeper from 16 yards out. columbia a three to zero winner. >> companies at a rhea and our gay. companies tare went down one to nil in the first half and came out at half time they were firing scoring two goals. another late goal to pull off a crazy upset. final three-one costa rica. >>> all right. the most anticipated matchup of the day england versus italy in the italian team came out on top much this was the game winning goal. mario, heads it in there. italy gets the best of england, final two-one. and we'll be right back. ♪ >> new tonight a national organization dedicated to providing job and live skills training celebrates its 50th anniversary. the opportunities industrialization centers held a black tie gala at the pennsylvania convention center. civil rights activist al sharpton was the keynote speak speak

also ahead - victory for columbia's president. his predecessor accuses him of the biggest corruption in history. >>> time to pay the gas bill. the deadline from russia to ukraine is hours away. plus... >> i'm andrew thomas in a valley in tasmania and a request that world heritage status be removed from these forests. >>> first, breaking news. kenya - gunmen attacked three hotels and a petrol station. the coastal area is in the heart of kenya's tourism industry. local radio has reported that a police station has been hit. we cross to our correspondent on the line from nairobi. what can you tell us about these attacks? >> gunmen stormed a township in the late hours of sunday evening and were involved in a gun battle lasting several hours into early hours of this morning. several gunmen were involved. they fired at the police station at three lodging houses and started to fire indiscriminately into the town. many people in the town fled into a neighbouring forest. the red cross is talking about 20 people being killed in the attacks.

in the 58th minute columbia did extend the lead.ous volley on the corner. >>> also, today, in brazil costa rica upset. what do you think? any chance you will be watching that one? >> watching as much as we can it is remarkable to look at these games. >> welcome to nbc bay area weekend. it is fantastic to have you. we will have you every weekend. >> i am excited to be here. >> i love your tweets about soccer. you are the queen. >> i am pretty obsessed. i am trying to stay calm when i do the highlights. >>> the hidden cash craze that started here in the bay area has spread to the big apple. take a look at central park where people crawled through bushes looking for money. peggy says if you are in new york don't do that. >> it's a hazard. >> the man behind the twitter scavenger hunt announced drops would be made in manhattan. envelopes contain $50 and a liberty silver half dollar. >> a guy here found $100. >> right outside of the station. >>> thank you for choosing nbc bay area. have a good night. tony kovaleski is next. >>> you're wat

columbia are missing the star striker.ve compensated, particularly james rodriguez. >> it was not easy losing a player. the shock has gone. players stepped it up. in a sense helping us. now uruguay is living the shock. it will be hard for them to go in. he's an excellent player. luis suarez is gone, but his contribution it the world cup not gore gotten. >> the only other time the tournament was played in brazil - in the stadium, they beat brazil, lifting the trophy. next are the winners. chile or brazil. >> brazil attempts to keep the 95-year record against chile intact. and add to it the fact that brazil reached the world cup. it's not difficult to see why felipe's team is a favourite for the last 16 clash. chile have made the world sit up and take notice. they beat spain and had a hand in the exit from the world cup. there's a revenge element. chile beaten by brazil at the same statement of the world cup four -- stage of the world cup four years ago. >> brazil won the world cup five times. for me that is important for fo

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i'm with al jazeera, columbia. >>> let's return now to one of our top stories, the suspected al-shabobon the town of pakatoni and we have the coordinator for the red cross branch and well -- welcome to the program and you are currently at a hospital there and can you tell us what you are seeing? >> reporter: thank you, currently it's very tense and people are scared. and looking after each other. >> lots of reports of injuries and lots of deaths, can you update us on the casualties? >> the number is actually very small because what they have done is casualties and currently we have three injuries actually and all of them are actually in the county hospital on the island and currently no interviews at the county and at the county hospital. >> what are people saying to you about the actual attack? it looks a very ferocios attack with damage and burned out cars? >> yes. actually this happened last night and it will continue, gunshots to 1:30 a.m. in the morning when it ended. this is the unit and process and they are collecting bodies and a lot of people are -- [inaudible] and most bodies

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she said you cannot tell the story at the columbia public library.hter] so i went through and looked and said i have space left. [laughter] and unnoticed where she had taken out with stories that did the blonde and so would cut my time down. of what you to know when i get to a portion that i have a story to tell you and i am not allowed i will let you know, at that point, can you see that red light? that means i had a good story and it has been edited out. [laughter] i heard mark twain'sbbr wife olivia was his editor for his performances of which there were many. he got so good delivering his lectures there almost perfect and people began to fall asleep. he said it is because they're so perfect and flawless. when i was teaching it was for the opposite reason so twain built in deliberate errors to keep people wake. i want you to know now when you see a mistake in this script i am just trying to keep you awake. mark had the idea but i will use said. sometimes wonder what he bush have done if he had a little technology. he loved inventions and lost a lo

along the banks of the columbia river in picturesque a tree hugging washington state since the hanford nuclear site for decades of scientists screwing around with nukes has left a massive mess basically the department of energy's the largest most expensive project right now is cleaning up that nuclear mess created by the department of energy's previous largest most expensive project but it gets even worse at him purred paul gunter with beyond nuclear we have a time bomb. in atomic time bomb from both the nuclear weapons complex and the nuclear energy complex kota located in perhaps one of the most seismically active areas in the western hemisphere for sure that there's about fifty three million gallons of high level nuclear waste in these tanks a third of them have been leaking or worse this is all moving into the columbia river right now even worse are colocated with the fukushima style reactor and one more worse than the whole complex sits below a dam on the columbia river that's got a sixty five foot crack in it ok so the situation at hand furred isn't ideal but the department of en

columbia winning 2-1 and leading group c by six points after two games. >> so columbia is added to theound of 16. the first time in 24 years. greece and japan and ivory coast still have a chance. and in group d italy and costa rica playing. malta is holding great significance for england. a reporter in rio is looking at the potential scenarios. >> urguay close to a terrible sitation. now they are in a position of challenging and england, well, they have not given up hope, what they need to happen is for italy to win and italy winning again and three things need to go in their favor. it is looking more and more like a team battle between the three. >> knowing the importance of the match between costa rica for england and tweeted if we win i want a kiss from on the cheek from the queen. costa rica winning. should ensure they are not under estimated from now on. >> our main issue regarding the opposite team is they know us very well. they have studied our plays, and they have three forwards of great quality. >> making a debut is not easy. we have gained confidence. we have learned about e

good to have you with us. >>> a winner in a positive otal election in columbia. the man that will lead the country forward. we go live. plus... >> made in america has been important to us. the country is realising it's important to all of us. >>> bringing jobs to american shores. why more companies are choosing to make their products here at home. o >>> welcome back to al jazeera america. here are the top stories we are following. in iraq there's fears fighting between the iraq -- fierce fighting between the iraq government and sunni rebels. the us state department says it will evacuate a number of personnel from the embassy there. officials say the move is a precaution and the embassy will remain open. >>> people are fleeing tribal regions of pakistan following a military offensive against the taliban. the military launched a ground offensive if the tribal region, more than 100 have been killed. itkm a week after an a -- it comes a week an an attack on a karachi airport. >> three teenagers have been killed, it's belowed hamas is behind the -- believed hamas is b

just two decades ago the columbia city was the world's murder capitol and business is booming and drugcan seem like a distance memory and at the heart of the change an urb urban renewal project that helped it win the city in 2013. and he is one of those leading the charge. he has created some of the city's most recognizable new landmarks and says this is only the beginning. >> translator: architecture and together with many other policies is working to reconstruct and reconnect the city. we are reconcurring public spaces and creating new symbols and it's a process of total transformation. >> it's one of the crowning achievements, when complete the 1.5 square kilometer complex will be latin america largest hub and the focus on innovation is paying off and since the launch four years ago two dozen international companies set up here creating hundreds of new jobs. >> translator: columbia's location and political stability and economic growth make it very attractive for investment and i don't think any other colombian city can offer any more innovation, connections, financial incentives or

our theme was about one columbia.all of the issues that matter to each of us in this room individually matter to us collectively. we focused on the reality that latino families care about environmental sustainability. the group of conservative white businessman cared about black boys. black families cared about being good stewards of tax dollars. these are issues that mattered to each and every one of us. we were going to run a modern campaign. they were going to see us in churches and social media. we were going to run a modern campaign with tv ads and very active online campaigns. we were going to have direct nail and phones. running a modern campaign but most importantly running a modern positive campaign that focused on the issues that were important. it is amazing how people can come together. over the last several years we have seen a mismanagement of our electoral process. this conversation we are having can be a wonderful counter to try and oppose that trend. i believe it is about issues. it is about the reali

. >>> still to come in sport, columbia celebrates as their side secures a spot in the second round of cup and details next. ♪ america mobile app, available for your apple and android mobile device. download it now ♪ welcome back, it's been a month since thailand's army took part in a coup and followed unrest which destabilized the government divided the country into rivals and now the army is trying to bring the two sides together again and try to mediate a solution and scott reports in northern thailand. >> reporter: in when he is in this post with hand raised and palm showing it's to prevent families from fighting and it's hoping the reconciliation program will stop the fighting between thailand's families but say it can only happen if they are treated equally. he is part of a red shirt group in northern thailand. one of many supporters in the homeland of the former ruling party led by the shinawat family. >> translator: if they accept us it will be peaceful soon. reconciliation and dissolving colors is not possible until everyone is equal and not jeering at each other and that is r

in british columbia there is strong opposition from environmentalists and native communities that oil companies will need to overcome in order to proceed. >> i think we have to acknowledge and recognize there are legitimate concerns about things like energy mix and carbon policy going forward. we need to get those out of the context of the individual project because it's not the right place for the debate but we need to be participates in a broader dialogue. it's legitimate, and it needs to go on. >> age. >> going for the triple crown. california chrome competes for the belmont title. and if successful he'll be the 12th horse to win the kentucky derby, the preakness and belmont, that's since 1978, but he's not alone. lisa rice was the first woman to win preakness last month, and now she looks to break down even more barriers. >> reporter: in the sport of kings linda rise may be considered queen. she is one of the most successful feel trainer female trainers in north america. having grown up in a family that was already in the industry she was a certified training by the time she was 2

columbia business school had a big corporate image. today, of course, it's very different. today, working at ibm is perhaps riskier than being an entrepreneur and so, you have the make of the school is very dif rent. you have a curriculum that started when i started one or two r courses in entrepreneurship and now, you have literally dozens. >> matt, what's your plan for when you graduate? >> i'm likely going to stay with what i'm doing now, but doing this trip really got me thinking about all the other opportunities there are out there. we actually, one of our speaker, he had worked at my firm as well and since left and moved to south africa and is starting a business there. >> i want to thank you both for coming in. >> thank you. >>> up next, a look at the news for the week ahead and for the 20 something, know more about saving than you do? the lessons millennials learned from the great recession. >>> for more on our show and our guests, go to our website. otm.cnbc.com. here are the stories coming up that may impact your money this week. monday, we'll find out how industr

to pay rent, taxes and mortgages and now to cost of child care n. 31 states and the district of columbia it costs more than a year at in-state college. it is an issue for more than the working class families. >> for working parents, karla and todd, taking care of their baby and up and ready every morning is nothing short after a miracle. but juggling the cost of child care for their two daughters has become the real daily struggle for this new york family. >> a third of the budget is going to child care and a third going to rent and buying the groceries i have to check to make sure i'm not overdrawn. >> todd runs a music nonprofit and teaches part time at columbia university. income of $110,000 a year, they are barely pay for the pre-school fees and one day of baby sitting a week. >> child care is typically the highest house hold expense in most regions, exceeding only on the west coast by housing. >> fees vary from state to state. massachusetts ranks as the most expensive, $29,000 for two children in day care and mississippi the lowest at $9,200 a year. nationwide the costs are growing

greece versus columbia a all columbia second half.ce kick, puts columbia up two-nothing, at that point, icing on the cake in stoppage times, james rodriguez, finds face inside the box, beats the keep, columbia winner three to nothing. >>> drama in the afternoon game between costa rica uruguay. costa rica was huge underdog, went down one-nil in the first half. they came out the second half on fire. scoring two gomes in success, they tacked on another late one, to pull up crazy upset. final, three-one. >>> the most anticipated match of the day, glands versus italy, and the italians came out on top. game winning goal. mario, right there, heads it home. italy, gets the best of glands, final two-one. >>> that's it for sports, i'm rob ellis. happy fathers day, everybody. >> well, if you celebrate its anniversary, he will come. actor kevin costner is back on the field of dreams, no, it is not heaven, it is iowa. costner starred in field of dreams back in the 80s, he returned to the special diamond in iowa to celebrate the film's 25th anniver

and columbia wins 2-0. they are out of the quarter finals for the first time ever. a little close tore home, there is landon donovan. not in brazil. he is in stanford stadium. galaxy, earthquakes. the only goal and the quakes are shut out 1-0 is your score. >>> nascar in kentucky. another bad break for kyle larson. his car fails him for a second straight week. the tires give out. never finished the race. brad koslowsky never looked back. he is now fourth. and oh, those giants. >> that was rough tonight. >> brutal. >> yeah, that was. >> they are only a game up on the dodgers. >> oh. tomorrow. tomorrow. it all turns around tomorrow. >> a bad month of june. that's all i'm saying. >> we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ingly don't want to ignore the a's success, but the focus needs to be on the giants because they are struggling so much. >> that's because the as keep winning. the giants lost 14 of 18. tomorrow, you got to look at this like it is day one of half two right? 82 game out of 162. a clean isolate. tim hudson on the mound. >> that's it for us. have a g

fighters in columbia declared a 3-week ceasefire. as peace talks continue in cuba, the head of the f.a.r.c. negotiation team told reporters they are getting closer to a peace deal. the truth was announced in a scathing letter. f.a.r.c. accuses the president of trying to provoke more fighting by making inflammatory statements. >>> cocaine has been seized from a boat off the coast of the costa rica. 800 kilos the drug were found hidden in a double lining. four crew members were arrested. the seizure was a joint operation between costa rica and drug patrols. >> one of ukraine's separatist groups have been shot dead. he used to work for the self-declared donetsk people's republic. his murder was an assassination attempt on their leader that went wrong. investigators have been inspecting a car and bullets. no group has claimed responsibility to for the attack. >> it's the first day in office for ukraine's president petro porashenko. during his swearing in ceremony he promised to end violence in ukraine and offered immunity from prosecutio

august 23rd, 2011, 5.8 virginia and the district of columbia.ober 17th, francisco. >> what happened? >> there's a hell of an earthquake. everything. >> earthquakes are still a big mystery. try and understand exactly what is happening on the phones while these things are sliding is one of the first physics mysteries out there. >> there is nothing in nature like a seismic ept, and no one knows that more than dr tom heaton. he has been studying quakes since the 1970s, and america's seismic center, caltech. >> one of the things people don't like about earthquakes is when it starts, you have no idea how big the shaking will get. if you are in the wrong place, it can be terrifying. if you know it's in a place that is hazardous, you don't know what is going to happen. >> reporter: what if you could slow down the inevitable, een just for a -- even just for a few seconds - long enough to get out a warning. [ siren ] >> reporter: what's going on? this is the simulation of a 7.2 on the san andrayous and the system is tracking where the earthquake is. showi

he specialized in smuggling drugs from columbia.was finally arrested in 1994 after he was caught with more than 1700 pounds of cocaine in kansas. now the man known as boston george will have to prove if his dirty drug days can be cleaned up here. cate caugurian, kpix5. >> boston george was originally sentenced to 60 years in prison prison, but got a rediced sentence after testifying against his former accomplice. >>> we are getting more on what happened with the teenage stow away in maui. listen to this between the pilot and an aircraft controller. >> we have a guy stowed away in the landing gear on san jose from maui. there is evidence of the guy being up there more than five minutes on the ground. >> 24, do you need assistance? >> no, we are just waiting for clearance to go. >> got you. thanks. well it will be pushed back at your discretion. >> okay. thanks. >> well surveillance video caught 15-year-old yayha dropping from the wheel. >>> lapd says an uber driver picked up a drunk woman from an la nightclub. she was too drunk to te

and he gets turned on at columbia to the catholic church through a course in medieval philosophy. and at one point he's reading gerard manley hopkins, a jesuit poet, and he says, you know, i felt this urge within me to kind of get up and go to the church. and so he gets up and he goes to corpus christi church on 121st street and presents himself and says, you know, i think i want to be a catholic. >> at the age of 23, merton was baptized. >> like a lot of things in merton's life. it's all or nothing. you know, "if i'm going to be a catholic, i'm going to be the most devout catholic i can be." >> merton decided he should become a priest and was disappointed when his application to join the franciscan order was rejected. but he wasn't discouraged. >> he says, well, i'll just live like a monk in the world. >> he gave up drinking and womanizing and took up prayer. in september 1940, he accepted a job teaching english at st. bonaventure, a franciscan college in upstate new york. >> and he sets himself up as a sort of monastic teacher living that life. >> then, the following year, he we

at spellman, columbia, usc. we were coordinating across states. tremendous impact has happened when students are focused on a target. and you will make a bunch of mistakes. half the things we did we have no clue. but as a result of some of the things, we saved historically black colleges that were publicly funded from being closed in 17 states. you have the power to make an impact. >> i think that is a good point to close on. we are coming to the end of our hour. i wear thank our panel and all of you. please pick up the report. if you are in a state that has voter id -- that stretches from delaware to texas. you are trying to figure out how , do we get beyond this moment? this report tells you how money folks need to be signed up to vote in the communities we have been talking about to change the balance of power. i want to change with this thought from the great republican and civil rights leader frederick douglass. compositeech, "our nationality," his tirade against the chinese exclusion act. he said "every country has a , destiny that is define

one subject that's very much part of my life now that i'm at columbia trying to the 300 self-selected graduate schools to turn up every day. it's all the evidence in journalism. and also try to connect one or two thoughts about that. we are journalism situated in reference to public corruption in the country. we are entering into an era in the last five or ten years it seems to me the award is also trying to reflect on and which we require journalism to renew its engagement and the accountability of the politicians to take what would now be increasingly large sums of money from the private interests. the journalism is obviously in the period of the great disruption and change reshaping the possibilities of journalism. that has had a very powerful effect in the watchdogs who turned up at the meetings. asking the routine and informed questions about how these decisions that affect so many lives are being made and how the pythons threaten the old forms of journalism and the old business models of journalism. in order for it to play that role i think that we can us our journalists are req

. >>> and world cup columbia and grease. pablo armiro gets columbia started. in. typically the greeks play great defense, but it wasn't there today. 58th minute off the corner kick, and it's kicked in for the goal. columbia wins easily three to nil. >> la kings they did it again last night. it took 94 minutes to end this game five. but they beat the rangers in double overtime to win the cup. justin williams awarded the trophy as mvp and, of course, jeff carter and mike richards now they have another title together, too. >>> you win the stanley cup for, um, obviously yours and your teammates and, um, but the thing that makes it extra special is to share the jubilation and the excitement of the pin nickel of your hockey career with people who cheered for you since day one. >> and another former flyer. tough loss for the rangers who i'm sure are hurting this morning along with someone else. one thing i learned from being a figure skater to not wear anything other than skates on the ice. heels will get you every time. this poor woman learn the hard way last night.

they face columbia, japan 4-1 to record a 3rd-straight win.bia were assured of their place in the last 16 and were able to rescue players. jak son, mart each es scored twice. their game against uruguay is coming up on saturday. >> through from group see is greece after a controversial win. the equalizer looked to put the sides into the last 16. then this incident saw greece awarded a penalty and gregory samar ez scored to give his side a 2-1 win. after that uruguay finished second in group d, facing columbia on saturday. sunday greece will play costa rica. india and england exited from their group. france play ecuador with many of their players coming from former colonize. france has an ethnically diverse team. as simon mcgregor-wood reports, this sometimes divided the nation. >> it's a snapshot of the footballing diversity. the kids are french. many prefer the colours of their country of ormgin. it's a microcosm of france's story of the race and identity. a story of divided loyalties. in the equally diverse national side it's an issue receivi

columbia wins 2-1.o the final 16 and greece and japan play always exciting nil-nil tie. >> abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. >> a little hard for to us get used to sometimes if not a big soccer fachbility as you pointed out some games ended in nil-nil tie and exciting. lots of shot on goal. >> this one was not. >> no. japan actually had a couple of great scoring chance late but couldn't convert so it was like watching 2 hours of the ball in the field. fight lots of shots on goal. >> you get scoring opportunity and diving save and things like that that make it interesting. usa portugal on sunday. so that's going to be a really big test. especially because of fight the guy that pulled ham strichblingt he is not going to mraichlt he's definitely out. >> that's too bad. >> that's a shame. >> that is this edition of 7 news here on coffee tv 20 for all of us, i'm dan, thanks for the company we pressure time and see you again on the big 7 and see you again on the big 7 in an hour. ♪ we're gonna fly to sch

. >>> columbia-ivory coast. columbia strikes first and has more vote for the best celebration.se movies. they continue the celebration beating ivory coast 2-1. >>> greece's captain got a second yellow card in the 38th minute leaving them to play a man down. neither team could find the back of the net, and begin a draw. both teams have to win their next match for a chance to capture the second spot in their group. >>> next, to 11-year-old u.s. women's open qualifier lucy lee. she made her debut at pine hurst. she finished 11 strokes behind the leader. making history as the youngest qualifier of the tournament. she certainly dazzled the crowd in her patriotic outfit. she tees off today at 12:52 p.m. >> it was poor judgment and it won't happen again. >>> detroit tigers manager apologizing for a comment made to reporters on wednesday night. when asked how he handled losses, he joked he beats his wife. well, he quickly told reporters that he was joking, but it obviously did not go over well. he has offered to reach out to domestic abuse groups. >>> check out this guy trying to take

columbia business school had a big corporate image. today working at ibm is perhaps riskier than being an entrepreneur. and so you have the make-up of the school is very different. you have student body that's heavily oriented toward entrepreneurship. interested in entrepreneurship. you have a curriculum that started when i started one or two courses in entrepreneurship and now you have literally dozens. >> matt, what's your plan for when you graduate? >> well, i'm likely going to stay with what i'm doing for now but doing this trip with columbia really got me thinking about all the other opportunities that are out there. we actually -- one of our speakers had worked at my firm at one point as well at one time. he's since left and moved to south africa and is starting a business there. >> matt, don, thank you both very much for coming in. >>> up next "on the money," a look at the news for the week ahead. >>> and could a 20-something know more about saving than you do? lessons millennials learned from ten.reat recession. >>> for more on

the first black mayor of columbia, south carolina, since reconstruction. and as we call her, mtk, maria teresa kumar, the president of voto latino. before stacey comes up, i want to talk to you for a few seconds about this report. when you read true south, what you'll see is that changes here in the south, we are transforming very rapidly and quite frankly if more people paid more attention, we could transform faster still. let's be clear. the region these days is really typified in many ways, when it gets into the national press by voter suppression, attempts to really, if you will, put in state level latino exclusion acts. like the chinese exclusion act that we fought after the civil war. very targeted bills put in place to make it very difficult for immigrants of color to remain in the south. but the south, in my experience, as an organizer, 20 years, since i organized with stacey and derrick in mississippi as college students, is like a light switch. either it is on or it is off. you can see it in the state of north carolina in the past ten years. in 2

he is joining us from columbia, south carolina. in new york, ned parker is with us, the reuters bureau chief in baghdad headed back to iraq shortly. let's go first to south carolina to mohammed al dulaimy. would you please explain what you see is happening to your country right now? see is the failing of the whole system, of the united states and its allies that tried to build in iraq. in iraq isemocracy in danger and has been for a long time. but now it is more a danger to everyone. we're seeing the consequences thatf a sectarian regime was ruling in iraq for eight maliki, andy mr. the lack of trust among his partners, corruption -- all of that gave the way for radicals to rise and gave the chance to populations inn mosul, the second-largest iraqi city. all of this is threatening the integrity of iraq, the unity of the country, and threatening syrian-like war. box when you talk about the rain of maliki and the securing of his government, could you elaborate? majority of the population being shiite, the united states has continued

i left morehouse on fire and went to columbia law school and received a job offer from almost every wall street firm i interviewed with. i am proud of my private sector achievements. i am proud to have been the first african-american partner one of the most profitable law firms in the united states. i am proud to be a fellow in the prestigious american college of trial lawyers. but what i learned on this that something even more is expected of a morehouse man. this is why on november 22, 2006, when another black man with an unusual first name called me to ask for my support for his longshot presidential campaign, i knew how to answer that call. with the education i received here, and education that cannot be obtained anywhere in the ivy leagues, i knew i was being asked to participate in history. dr. mayes taught all of us we only have a moment, but there is a paternity in it. so i recognized on november 22 eternity in it.r so i recognized that i had a momentous choice. decisive, important, vital, big, crucial, historic, earth shattering, all the things expected of a morehouse man. this