. >> the dash cam shows a dress shirt and pink or reddish tie, telling nguyen to go to daily city to geneva avenue. he kept asking the man for specifics he wouldn't give any. >> then asking can you give me at dress? and he was sleeping. i opened the door, he run, run away. i followed him saying give me the fare. give me the fare but he had to attack me. and then i almost dizzy. >> the dash camera keeps recording. the passenger knocked him to the

. >> the dash cam shows a dress shirt and pink or reddish tie, telling nguyen to go to daily city to geneva avenue. he kept asking the man for specifics he wouldn't give any. >> then asking can you give me at dress? and he was sleeping. i opened the door, he run, run away. i followed him saying give me the fare. give me the fare but he had to attack me. and then i almost dizzy. >> the dash camera keeps recording. the passenger knocked him to the

call daily city police if you know who this man is. vic lee, abc7 news. >> the body of an infant found along a rural waterway. police confirmed it is a 20 day old justice reese reported missing monday with his mother the body discovered not far from where his mother was found safe, tuesday evening the family could be seen hugging after word of the terrible discovery. >> he was a good boy, only here three weeks. less than three weeks. he never had a chance. >> this is not real for me. this is -- i can't imagine. the house is full of baby clothes. >> the sheriffs say they'll look into all possibilities, including the claim that both she and her son were abducted so far no arrests have been made. >> there is a new version of events tonight from the driver whose truck was hit by a train in ox in order yesterday a cording to the attorney, the he driver made a wrong turn and was looking for help when taken into custody. a mile and a half away. he didn't call authorities. the lawyer says, because he was in shock and didn't realize he had a ce

call daily city police if you know who this man is. vic lee, abc7 news. >> the body of an infant found along a rural waterway. police confirmed it is a 20 day old justice reese reported missing monday with his mother the body discovered not far from where his mother was found safe, tuesday evening the family could be seen hugging after word of the terrible discovery. >> he was a good boy, only here three weeks. less than three weeks. he never had a chance. >> this is not real for me. this is -- i can't imagine. the house is full of baby clothes. >> the sheriffs say they'll look into all possibilities, including the claim that both she and her son were abducted so far no arrests have been made. >> there is a new version of events tonight from the driver whose truck was hit by a train in ox in order yesterday a cording to the attorney, the he driver made a wrong turn and was looking for help when taken into custody. a mile and a half away. he didn't call authorities. the lawyer says, because he was in shock and didn't realize he had a ce

same thing for daily city. north bay communities 70 degrees and santa rosa and napa and 68 in vallejo. 69 oakland and 70 in fremont and unseasonably mild inland. accu-weather seven-day forecast cooler breezy on sunday and oscar sunday sprinkles are possible. be -- we will go with the dry forecast. next week, oscar sunday, gotta tune in. let's see if katie is dry. of course we want to see all of the action as well. >> definitely. thank you sandhya. >> coming up next on the abc7 news, a touching outpouring of love and support for a young boy with autism. >> how strangers made sure he had the bes what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could monitor the front yard. why don't you switch to xfinity home? i get live video monitoring and 24/7 professional monitoring that i can arm and disarm from anywhere. hear ye! the awkward teenage one has arrived!!!! don't be old fashioned. xfinity customers add xfinity home for $29.95 a month for 12 months. plus for a limited time, get a free secu

neighborhoods in district 7 through district 11 and connects 9 and 10 that project continues in daily city and san francisco neighborhoods neighborhood transportation improvement program this think an initiative that was spearheaded through the update and urging the supervisor avalos our chair to identify the need to develop a pipeline of planning promotions and planning efforts to be more inclusive to insure there was full involvement in the community and identify $100,000 in planning fund per district to be applied to improve the process to

neighborhoods in district 7 through district 11 and connects 9 and 10 that project continues in daily city and san francisco neighborhoods neighborhood transportation improvement program this think an initiative that was spearheaded through the update and urging the supervisor avalos our chair to identify the need to develop a pipeline of planning promotions and planning efforts to be more inclusive to insure there was full involvement in the community and identify $100,000 in planning fund per district to be applied to improve the process to educate and built capacity to the level of advocate to develop the capital projects in every district particularly to address the safety needs we've found in the access to regional services those are service disparities in our san francisco transportation plan some of the plans are underway in the western edition a full scale led by the sfmta and the potrero hill projects happening and some are funded by the early lifeline for example the potrero hill area on deck planning efforts in the outer mission and the maze in district 9 as well the treasure is

same thing for daily city. north bay communities 70 degrees and santa rosa and napa and 68 in vallejo. 69 oakland and 70 in fremont and unseasonably mild inland. accu-weather seven-day forecast cooler breezy on sunday and oscar sunday sprinkles are possible. be -- we will go with the dry forecast. next week, oscar sunday, gotta tune in. let's see if katie is dry. of course we want to see all of the action as well. >> definitely. th sandhya. >> coming up next on the abc7 news, a touching outpouring of love and support for a young boy with autism. >> how strangers made sure he had the bes >>> a 6-year-old florida boy with autism was devastated after no one showed up to his birthday party. glen's mother posted about it on facebook and the kindness came pouring in. complete strangers brought over gifts and the county shear riff's office even -- sheriff's office even arranged for the helicopter to fly over his home. >> the amazingness of everybody coming together for somebody they didn't even know. a kid that didn't

pedestrian fatalities were the motivating force by daily city police. they were out in force looking for drivers breaking the law. police say during the past three years, there have been 57 accidents involving pedestrians and bicyclists in daily city. two of those were fatal. >>> state attorney general harris call in for a safer internet. >> and we have to figure out how in this new and exciting world, we're going to make sure they are kept safe. >> her message tonight in silicon valley and what it could mean to her run for the senate. >> plus, the new legal challenge that aims to derail california's high speed rail. >> but first, the golden gate bridge under construction again. the work being done at the toll plaza right now. for over 60,000 california foster children nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child

a touch cooler out there in daily city for today. temperatures are going to be at 60 degrees. 62 for the tri-valley and 61 degrees in the south bay at lunchtime. temperatures will still be cool enough for a jacket, but we'll round out the day. things will start to change. high pressure heads off to the east. low pressure drops in. this is going to provide us with cooler weather. definitely cooler. and just a little bit of shower activity for the first part of friday that will ramp up as we head throughout friday afternoon into saturday. if you want to get outdoors, it looks like sunday is beginning to be your best option and sunday is going to be a touch warmer as well, but we have more rain coming in for early next week and you can see that right here on your seven-day forecast, scrolling at the bottom of your screen. they're work on that conflict resolution at such a young age. >> i'd rather getting them working for some pay to help with the food money. but we'll take what we can get. over here, nothing to resolve except for one cr

the driver picked up a man in san francisco and dropped him off in daily city. police say the passenger got out of the cab and refused to pay. when the driver confronted him, the suspect punched and kicked the driver and then took off. >>> happening today, a judge will consider setting a trial date for the man accused of killing morgan hill teenager sierra lamar. torres has pleaded not guilty to charges he kidnapped and killed the 15-year-old in 2012. investigators say they found lamar's hair on a rope inside the trunk of torres's car and his dna showed up on her clothing. lamar's body still has not been found. >>> it is a lot quieter than normal in one san jose neighborhood this morning, after police shut down an illegal gambling and prostitution ring. locals have been complaining about strangers coming and going during all hours at this house. yesterday police arrested four people at the house after finding evidence of illegal gaming, drug dealing, stolen vehicles, prostitution, and identity theft. that investigation led them to a nearby convenience store wher

same thing for daily city.ay communities 70 degrees and santa rosa and napa and 68 in vallejo. 69 oakland and 70 in fremont and unseasonably mild inland. accu-weather seven-day forecast cooler breezy on sunday and oscar sunday sprinkles are possible. be -- we will go with the dry forecast. next week, oscar sunday, gotta tune in. let's see if katie is dry. of course we want to see all of the action as well. >> definitely. thank you sandhya. >> coming up next on the abc7 news, a touching outpouring of love and support for a young boy with autism. >> how strangers made sure he start saving at the sears presidents' day mattress spectacular! get up to 60% off, plus 10% off. plus an extra 5% off or up to 60 months special financing and, free delivery and assembly. start your mattress search at sears. >>> a 6-year-old florida boy with autism was devastated after no one showed up to his birthday party. glen's mother posted about it on facebook and the kindness came pouring in. complete strangers brought over gifts and

you'll see low clouds linger around daily city. downtown san francisco, 63 degrees. upper to 60s in na pa, santa rosa noef toe. certainly warmer than average this time of year. inland spots filtered sun, low 70s. spring like in rivermore. 70 degrees. bumping up the temperatures a few more degrees for your friday. mid 60s to low 70s. and that continues on saturday. sunday we'll have picture perfect weather. just a slight dip in the temperatures. all right, ama and dan? >> just ahead here tonight, rapper snoop ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle see how much you could save. >>> a classroom lesson on the chinese zodiag got a little noisy today. the the kids dressed as dragons walked the halls where students for other classroom cheered them on and made noise to ward off the evil spirits. it's a tradition that dates back 20 years a t the school. tomorrow marks the beginning of the year of the ram on the lunar new year calendar. >>> the city of morgan hill is taking its reputation as a haven for spiders to a new level. the city will be spendin

south bay and 67 san jose and santa clara 66 sunnyvale and upper 60s palo alto and 62 same thing in daily city, sun will be shining downtown san francisco 65 degree degrees and you'll need sunshine. clover dale and out towards the east bay and oakland san68 livermore milder than average. the seven-day forecast we'll go with mild weather the next two days cooling down friday introducing the possibility of showers if r ss for your friday and saturday and the second half is dry and we'll keep it dry next week with cloud cover. look i'm just the messenger. i can't do anything about it. i know we've been waiting and so desperate for rain here and snow in the mountains. we will get some snow in the tahoe area friday and saturday here in the bay area still questionable as to whether we'll get showers. dan, cheryl? >> we can't crack down too hard on the messenger this time. >> thanks. >>> just ahead cover up or else. two major websites on posting racy pictures. plus, apple's new plan the major shift how it handles appointments. >> those stories in a moment but a social tool to fight crime. how local b

we have the highest are for the peninsula 63 daily city 64 san ramon it will offer redwood city as well dug down to the south bank 66 for mountain view 68 in santa clara 68 for san jose headed to 67 in morgan hill east bay in land antioch's 65 we have 65 martina's as well written 66 unpleasant and along the shore could be a nice that it was last weekend service the pretty nice impacting 69 for oakland in 67 will be afternoon high in oakland where today we have 67% to rosa 67 december fell and 67 from afternoon high in the valley. tempers is not exceed the warmer still very dry little bit breezy partly cloudy conditions and the best allies this pleasant weather. >>reporter: and exciting special committee for you next after the news tonight is all about people behaving badly a one hour special for stanley roberts and as never before seen video and story memorable moments stanley is one to join us here in the studio at a party tonight to tell us what us we can expect to see that his special airs tonight at 9:00 or after the news. new had come down to the oscars will are taking a look at so

the altamont pass and 101 northbound side from 85 to san jose airport is 12 minutes. 280 through daily city to get to the city is 10 minutes. >> tonight at 11 o'clock three new activity trackers have been released replacing something that caused a rash. the same problem is cropping up, again, and "7 on your side" discovered hundreds of reports on social media of users saying they break out in nasty remarks all over. >> it was getting super red and itchy. they say we are sorry this happened to you. again. >> tonight, michael investigates the latest claims and what the company has to say at 11 o'clock >>> stay tuned. release a devastating avalanche of taste on your tongue. bury yourself in the flavor full of sweet icing and filling. call off the hounds! rescue is unnecessary. pillsbury toaster strudel, the snow day of breakfasts. ring ring! progresso! i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding well it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress uh-huh... you don't love the dress? i love my sister... 40 flavors. 100 calories or less. i vow to

we have live at the medical center in daily city. >> it was a late decision.ere is the key to the decision. attorney general's approval of the sale is conditional. two conditions of the approval is one, prime health care the proposed buyer operate all six hospitals in the chain for at least ten years. secondly that they retro fit all the facilities. now the question is whether or not the daughters of charity can finalize the sale with harris' conditions. the proposed sale of the daughters of charity six hospitals became a passionate battle that divided doctors nurses and staff. hearings held by the state attorney generals office to assess the impact the sale would have on the community the hospitals serve. they took in patients regardless of their ability to pay. most of the hospitals are in working class neighborhoods. >> that would be really awful because it helps so many people in this community. >> reporter: over the years, that mission contributed to the huge debt. plus the cost of earthquake retro fitting. they want prime care to buy it saying it's the b

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. >> a cooler 61 in daily city. as we head to the north bay, a lot of high 60s. we have 70 in sonoma. so today looking good, but tomorrow, cooler, breezier, and temperatures are going to stay cool to mild as we head into the work week. by friday, we're going to see increasing clouds start to roll in with a possibility of rain next weekend. >> this has not been a good year for sea lion pups. a lot of them are starving. it is all about warmer than normal ocean water. >> starving baby sea lions are showing up all along the coast. now, scientists think they may know why. water that's up to 8 degrees warmer than normal in some spots. >> and this warm water pocket is stretching all the way from alaska down to baja mexico. >> this warm water affects the fish their mother's use and without nutrition themselves, moms have a hard time nursing the pups. >> the first disperse and go to different places because the warm water pushes them to different areas. >> now 550 california sea lions are being treated in rescue facilities across the state. the marine ma'amal center has n

. >> and we sit down with a daily city teenager who is a rising star on american idol.t he says is the inspiration behind his music. >> but up first, we'll rejoin meteorologist bill martin, where the rain is right now and what this storm means for the sierra. >>> and we're back right now with chief meteorologist bill martin and bill it's not just rain heading our way, it's wind too. >> the winds are really going to howl over the next 24 hours. the tahoe area we're going to see rain and snow. right now there's just a lot of clouds but let's come in a little bit closer and i'll show you what we have in the mountains. i lost my imagery. back up a little bit. go back here. up in the mountains we're talking about some very high snow levels as we head into saturday morning. then by saturday night the snow levels should drop and we should start to see snow down about 6,000 feet. but in the meantime it's going to be all about the wind with wind gusts 70 to 80 miles per hour. it's going to be windy and wet. traveling around the pay area -- the bay area it's going to be tough. >>

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locked them up around the united states, thousands of them in crystal city. daily life in crystal city this is a map of the camp that was withdrawn -- this is a map and a german child in the camp has noted where all the houses and bungalows are so that if you were a child in the camp you can find your bungalow here on this beautiful map. this is an aerial view of the camp that you guys will remember that and daily life in crystal city was highly regimented. every morning the american flag was raised in ceremony. since they were fluent in german and japanese and spanish come read the incoming mail of attorneys and cut out portions that were related anyway to the war effort. they were allowed to write to letters and one postcard per week. these two was sisters border patrol agents patrolled the can. they were guard towers at six different locations around the 10-foot barbed wire fence, and those are also manned by armed border patrol agents. roll call seemed endless. three times a day a whistle blew in the camp and everyone had to run back to the cottage is an hud's

we're finding out more about a father and son from daily city who died when their canoe capsized.afternoon they left the maria to go fishing with the son's girlfriend. their 12-foot canoe was caught by a waive. they located the 22-year-old and, they were wearing life vestst, after 9 hours out there in the frigid water, the father did not survive and his coworkers, they are grieving. >> there is a lot of grief, you know, when you work with somebody and you enjoy their, having them around you, for 8 hours a day, it makes a big difference. >> the body of the son 22-year- old luis was found several hours later. he was about to graduate from san francisco state. and the girlfriend covering at the medical center. >>> brutal weather back east has left so much snow and ice that one city is offering incensives to people helping crews dig out. collapsing roofs. and the police department is offering gift cards for i tunes and dunkin' donuts in exchange for digging out snow. they say it could be a month before it is back to full capacity. >>> our time 6:15. labor secretary is planning a secon

mark matthews is at the medical center in daily city with the details. mark? >> larissa is still in intensive care last time i checked. she was pulled from the bay just after 1:00 along with her fiancee's father. the body of 22-year-old luis was not recovered until 9:20 this morning. >> this is luis and his fiancee in the canoe that they took out last night along with his father guillermo, they launched for an evening fishing trip. an uncle he describes what he heard at the hospital. >> she said the boat tip over and he jump out the boat flip it back. and the second time he swim to the shore to ask for help. luis never made it. his body was found a mile from shore. luis had recently graduated from skyline community college and he was enrolled here at san francisco state studying criminology. ken walsh was his major professor and adviser. >> he was an excellent student and excellent person. he was mature, which is saying something. he was a gentleman, which is saying more. >> walsh says he met with the man just last week. >> as usual, when i see him, we start t

. >>> daily city police need your help finding a man who beat up a taxi driver and skipped on paying his fare. early sunday morning, the taxi driver dropped his passenger off near the cal palace. the passenger allegedly beat up the taxi driver, sending him to the hospital. >>> a santa clara university student accused of stabbing his roommate inside their dorm room will be in court tomorrow. police say dylan kim stabbed his roommate yesterday, then cut himself. the roommate is recovering in the hospital. tomorrow kim will be arraigned on attempted homicide charges. investigators have not said what led up to the stabbing. >>> parents this morning say a san francisco school went too far when it passed out pamphlets containing questionable sexual material, they say. the chronicle reporting that children in second through sixth grades at star of the sea catholic school got pamphlets that asked questions like did i perform impure acts by myself or with another person, and have i had or advised anyone to have an abortion. parents say that their children are too young to know about these kin

i'm michael blossoming an engineer working in the city i will go in richmond and commute into the city daily to work here person that went before me mentions is as housing in the city grows it will stress the transport i'm stressing more by not living in the city and commuting i just like to reiterate some of the comments made earlier we need to find ways to maximize the new units to build in the city the storage is such a crisis we need to find ways to solve that without finding ways to incentivize now building and allowing for smaller units in housing thank you very much. >> good afternoon, commissioners tim collin on behalf of the san francisco housing coalition first of all, i want to commend the staff for bringing this it has to pass state funding is did not seeing for the third or fourth time it has an element of a family reunion familiar faces are here our friends from c s f and having lubricate the same evidence and the same reports that discover a dangerous dangerous plot the housing document is such a accommodated down document for understandably to get it approved to the board of

>>reporter: will tell papayas high school just down the street plenty of kids wall by on a daily basis. city officials say they just can't take a chance to come a pious to nauplius high school tamalpais high school >>pam: the power is still out tonight for 370 p g n e customers and belay how tonight. that number reflects a big improvement. when the storm blew through town last night it toppled trees and brought down power lines and one point more than 23,000 customers were in the dark. a huge eucalyptus tree at baxter and burn streets came down and when a lot of the neighbors were sitting at home last night watching tv no one was hurt by the dow tree but a lot of people were ankeny is without power throughout the night. >>: with of the sparks flying often heard it. >>pam: a stretch of highway 9 in the santa cruz mountains remains close to night. a mudslide brought a tray and power line crashing down onto the road there. these pictures come from our partnership with abc seven. the slide happened just before 4:00 a.m. this morning. no reports of any injuries according to chp that stretch of hi

and plenty of kids walk by on a daily basis. city officials say they can't take a chance.porter:the four additional trees will likely come out before the end of the month. >>reporter:a local water manager is in trouble. after he was caught urinating in a reservoir that supplies drinking water to the bay area. the san francisco public utilities commission confirms anonymous complaints that maintenance planner, martin sanchez, urinated in "priest reservoir" in the sierra nevada foothills. >>reporter:officials say it might have happened more than once. >>reporter:the reservoir was drained for maintenance, and officials say public health was not in danger. >>reporter:sanchez faces a maximum penalty of a week-long suspension without pay. >>reporter:san francisco police say the investigation into the headless human torso found stuffed inside a suitcase is still an open case. despite the fact that the prime suspect is dead. >>reporter:mark andrus was released from jail last week. >>reporter:the d-a says there wasn't enough evidence to charge him with murder. >>reporter:police say

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with tab costs high-school just down the street plenty of kids walked by on a daily basis city officialssay they just can't take a chance. city officials say these four additional trees will likely be taken down before the end of the month. >>pam: with the power is out for 370 customers and the lay of tonight. the store toppled trees and brought down power lines. and one point to 23,000 people in the dark. a you coolest lip this tree came down with a lot of neighbors were sitting moment watching television. >>: i was watching the grammys end of the back door of our house was gonna blow when up with a fellow pillow over my face and then i heard a huge explosion and then i heard a crack and then the lights were out. >>: my wife and i heard the sparks with other sparks and then the lights were out. >>pam: a lot of people were inconvenienced without power to the night. a stretch of highway 9 in the santa cruz mountains remain close to night after a mudslide brought a tree as a power line crashing down onto the road. these pictures come from our partnership with abc seven. the slide happened

erik: i will borrow a line from the daily beast -- if the new york city daily tablet market really amountso two bald guys fighting. stephanie: two bald guys fighting over a cone? very clever. paul: only a guy with his head of hair would say that. but these are wounded properties and a particularly financially viable companies could do a talk by hundreds of thousands of people every day subscribing to them. these are top 10 circulation dailies so they are not nothing. you talk about jeff bezos and it being a vanity play for "the washington post" but it is still one of the best newspapers in america led by a tremendous editor, marty baron. it is an interesting moment and a time at which people can acquire papers for a smaller price target and they would've had to some years ago. erik: so how much is it worth? paul: i don't think it is worth much at all. $170 million in revenue. "the new york times" trades at 1.2 times that revenue and that is "the new york times." the numbers are not big. it is more the vanity play. they could be any hedge fund manager, any new york big with -- stephanie: ho

a government offensive include daily air strikes on the city outside of damascus. there's a report in the spike of civil can casualties there's a warning you may find some images in this report disturbing. >> it's a state on the brink of destruction. the chaos in dooma can be seen on the faces of residents struggling to survive regular syrian air streaks. dooma has seen a rise in casualties, since the government launched an offensive. more than 200 have been killed half in the last few days. the onslaught prompted the president to call on the u.n. and arab league to take action to stop shelling by forces loyal to syrian president. >> these are crimes that have been substantiated by several international organisations. human rights watch recorded the use of 650 barrel bombs, in order to take the bashar al-assad regime to the criminal court it requires our allies to present the crimes to the court. >> thousands fled their homes in dooma, for those that stayed behind, the most they can hope for is a narrow scep from the bombardment. activists say syrian strikes are in

however i don't know that there is a daily search going on in the city. >> reporter: he was free from jail tuesday after prosecutors declined to file charges. siting a lack of evidence. >> our investigation will continue. we have an active investigation. we have unanswered questions. >> reporter: his friend was living on the streets friday when he stopped by to borrow a sleeping bag, food and water. he says investigators must now rely on forensic work and interviews. >> retracing activities, talking to people. trying to find a path that leads to the murder of the individual. >> reporter: i spoke this morning with his brother who lives in washington. he described his brother as a good person and hasn't been in contact with him since he was released from prison on tuesday. >> bizarre story. thank you. >>> a man is facing charges after police say he went on a crime spree before crashing into a car. he and a friend were in a car at a red light on saturday night when police say someone driving a stolen car slammed into them. no one was hurt. police later arrested the 32- year-old ronnie mo

people have been killed in this conflict and scenes like these out of duma are a daily reality and people in various citiesarching in solidarity with duma urging the government to stop its bombing campaign and the repeated demand that is unchanged since march 2011 president bashar al-assad must go gerald tan, al jazeera. >>> the iraqi government has sent reenforcements to bengadi after i.s.i.l. stormed the town and fighting continues a day after the local government reported the fall of the area in anb a, r providence and five kilometers from assad air base where 320 soldiers are training forces and confirmed a group of fighters attacked the base on friday. in libya gunmen who say they are loyal to i.s.i.l. have reportedly taken over a state-run radio station in the city of cert and the radio has been broadcasting speeches by i.s.i.l. leader abadi and says the situation threatens his country which is a few hundred nautical miles away from cert. aftermath of a coup in yemen, houthis who took over the government last friday are in talks with the party of the former president sali and negotiations to form a t

daily newspapers and cities, some cities have to newspapers going midday sun in the morning and afternoon, and also film, newsreels going on, the telegraph, information coming gone, people are a little more connected. that is why this type of propaganda is so huge. there was a real this taste after the war of the idea of being manipulated for propaganda and a push back by congress a popular sense of being manipulated which may have influenced postwar politics and concern of state power at that time. >> on booktv, a literary tour of greensboro, north carolina. we start our trip with jerry bledsoe and at the 11 whose book "fire in the belly" tellsjerry neal whose book "fire in the belly" tells the story of rf micro devices, time-warner is our partner. >> we're here with a jerry bledsoe co-author of "fire in the belly," build a world leading high-tech company from scratch, and jerry neal, co-author and founder of the company rf micro devices that the book is based at around. why did you write this book? >> i was hard pressed. i was getting calls from cheri's assistant on a fairly regular bas

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that's because the party has promised to keep them safe in a city where women are attacked on a daily we are feeling safe right now. [ inaudible ] not even a single guy has tried to touch me. [ inaudible ]. >> reporter: over at the bjp headquarters supporters of the governing national party were shocked. they swept delhi in last year's elections and won several state elections. but this defeat is the first serious election setback for the prime minister. voters in deli say they still want development, but they expect better from their politicians. >> translator: this is the victory for the people of delhi. this is a victory for honesty. and the thought of delhi is now with the honest people. >> reporter: the next step will be keeping its campaign promises. now the real work begins. gaining votes from different sectionings of society is one thing, but the party says they are ready for the challenge. >>> now the greek parliament is expected to vote on a new economic policy. the party was elected after promising to end years of austerity, and vowing to increase government spending despit

he appears as a reporter describing battle damage and daily life in the syrian city of aleppo. >> cannily has shown up in earlier isis videos but he calls this the last film in the series quote. that's raised concerns. meanwhile, the parents of an american aid worker obtained by isis are asking the mill tan group to contact them directly. >> isis says 26-year-old kayla mueller died in a jordanian air strike. but there's been no real proof that that's actually the case. mueller's family is still holding out hope. kyung lah has more on the agonizing wait. >> he told me the capture had happened three or four days earlier. >> reporter: the man he's talking about, kayla mueller's father. had been three to four days since she was captured in 2014. the threat in isis talk about or release her name, and they would execute her. her father, in a fog of fear and pain heard secretary of state ken bennett on the radio. >> he was toesdy desperate and didn't know what to do and turned to me because i happen to be a few blocks away on the the radio as he was driving home. >> reporter: bennett, as arizona

daily reality. people in various cities are marching in solidarity with duma urging the government to stop its bombingign and the repeated demand that is unchanged since march 2011 president bashar al-assad must go. gerald tan, al jazeera. >>> reenforcing in that report that the geneva plan remains what they call a roadmap for peace, it was a conference in 2012 bringing together the government and opposition groups and many key players were left out and agreed on a transitional administration that could involve members of the current government but didn't know if president assad will be part of it and says he will be in power after 2021 after winning elections last year and last year was intended to implement the geneva plan but ended without a result and let us bring in a senior writer of golf news and also a former analyst at the u.s. based rand corporation and live from beirut and he is not saying anything that has not been said before but why does he need to say it now? >> he needs to say it now because unlike his two predecessors brahimi has a strategy and needs bashar al-asaid and president of s

that's because the party has promised to keep them safe in a city where women are attacked on a daily>> not even a single guy has tried to touch me anywhere. >> reporter: over at the bjp headquarters supporters of the governing national party were shocked. they won several state elections on a of development last year. but this is the first serious setback for the prime minister. voters in delhi say they still want development, but expect better from their politicians. >> translator: this is a victory for the people of delhi. this is a victory for honesty, and the force of delhi is now with the honest people. >> reporter: the next step will be keeping campaign promises. now the real work begins. gaining votes is one thing, but it will be difficult keeping them all happy. . this party says they are ready for the challenge. >>> one policeman is dead in afghanistan after a tall ban attack on a police station. two suicide bombers detonated their explosives. three more taliban gunmen managed to get inside of the building. reports say four policemen were injured. >>> nearly 6,000 people hav

he appears as a reporter describing battle damage and daily life in the syrian city of aleppo. >> cantlie had shown up in earlier isis videos but calls this "the last film in the series." he was kidnapped along with american journalist james foley. a video released by isis back in august showed foley being beheaded. >>> syria's president says his government is receiving messages on coalition efforts to fight isis. >> in an interview with bbc world, bashar al assad says his regime has been getting information indirectly from third parties like iraq. he added there had been no direct cooperation with the u.s. since air strikes began in syria in september. >> the american planes in the air above syria the whole time. do you coordinate? >> no. because we don't talk to anyone and they triumph over international lay which is about international sovereignty. they don't talk to us. we don't talk to them. >> i'm curious at a time when there's american military in the air above syria and your people are in the air your air force is also -- the syrian air force, there haven't been incidents between

who were thanking him that's because the party has promised to keep them safe in a city where women are attacked on a dailyis. >> not even a single has tried to touch me anywhere. >> over at the b.j.p. headquarters supporters of the governing national party were shocked. they swept deli in last year's national election, and won several state elections on a platform of development but this defeat is the first serious election set back for the prime minister. voters say they still want development, but they expect better. >> this is the victory for the people of deli, this is a victory for honesty, and the thought is now with the honest people. >> the next step will be keeping the campaign promises. >> such a large win is more than most coup hoped for, but now the real vote begins. gaining votes is one thing but it will be difficult keeping them happy they say they are ready for the challenge. jamelle, al jazeera, mu deli. >> much more on our website aljazeera.com. jazeera", musician, songwriter, producer akon, the senna galees american artist that sold for than 30 million records. >> first i'm a businessman

daily reality. people in various cities are marching in solidarity with duma urging the government to stop the bombingign and repeated demand that is unchanged since march 2011 and president bashar al-assad must go gerald tan, al jazeera. >>> the iraqi government has reenforcement to bagadi after forces stormed the town a day after they reported the fall of the area in anbar and five kilometers from the air base where 320 u.s. soldiers are training iraqi forces. the pentagon has confirmed a group of fighters attacked the base on friday. the scandal surrounding argentina's president has deepened and formally investigated over accusations of a cover up of a 1994 bombing of a jewish center in buenos aires and a prosecutor looking into allegations was found dead last month and we report. >> reporter: prosecutors determined that the case against president and foreign minister will not go away. the allegation is they covered up iranian involvement in the 1994 attack on the jewish community center in buenos aires that killed 85 people. the alleged reward was cheap oil and trade deals. the government has deni