. >> dominick is preparing for takeoff. the 46-year-old base jumper leads from bridges, buildings, and cliffs. in a moment, he and a friend from germany will dive into this valley in the swiss alps. we will go through here, he says, and then rappel down there. even before you go to the jumping part, this is not a sport for a fainthearted. from here, it is a 700-meter drop. craggy cliffs make it to the place for base jumping enthusiasts from around the world. his friend asks if he is ready. jump, we come we down from three. that way we can synchronize our chums, and at that point, your brain is in jump mode. >> credit? 3, 2, 1. with their suits, they can speed along the cliffs. a camera strapped to their helmets captures the action. the first second of free fall is the ultimate feeling of flight, he says. have paid for that supreme adrenaline kick with their lives. they strippers are killed every year. some of the residents now call this place death valley. this time, everything goes smoothly apart from landing on someone's

for nightly business report, dominick chiao. >>> remarks widely interpreted at fed policies aimed at supporting economic growth. stanley fisher called the performance disappointing. he questioned whether the growth was cyclical or structural. whichever it turns out to be, the result has been a general down shift in forecasts for long term u.s. growth. >>> over in the oil patch today, a big corporate restructuring announced by the nation's biggest energy pipeline company. kinder morgan is consolidating its huge pipeline business into a single company. a $44 billion transaction, and investors like what they heard. shares gushed higher by 9%. morgan brennan has more on what's behind this massive change. >> announcing plans to combine its four businesses to become the largest energy infrastructure company in america. valued at $71 billion. it will be the second biggest energy deal in u.s. history, behind exxon's $74.5 billion purchase of mobil in 1999. the consolidation will put the energy partners and management and el paso pipeline under the kinder morgan ink umbrella, bringing togethe

dominick cain, al jazeera. >> to a situation this gaza now and the three-day's fire between israel and ended and fighting started again and negotiators are trying to secure a long lasting deal in cairo but have not been able to agree on some key sticking points and israel pulled out of negotiations and it says it won't continue while hamas fires rockets into its territory. ♪ let's take a look at the human toll first. 64 israeli soldiers and 3 civilians including a ty national have been killed since the fighting started a month ago and 1898 palestinians have been killed. nearly three quarters civilians by the u.n. 10,000 palestinians injured and more than 187,000 are still living in u.n. shelters. we have correspondents covering both sides of the conflict and we are standing by in gaza and nicole on-johnston is in jerusalem but let's listen to the report from my colleague in gaza. >> reporter: the skyline once again blighted by war far after attempts for a 72-hour cease fire failed in cairo and then the grim familiar routine of the emergency response and tending to the injured. among th

dominick cane, al jazeera. >> the "world health organization" said that trials of a preventive vaccineor the ebola virus will start next month. they hope to have a vaccine by next year. meanwhile countries are taking preventive measures to stop the spread of the virus. sierra leone has canceled all football matches and nigeria has declared a state of emergency. the ebola outbreak is a global health emergency. it's already claimed just under a thousand lives. >>> al-shabaab fighters say a battle with government and african union troops have killed 18 people on both sides. a spokesman for al-shabab said that there fighters attacked a base in buloburde. six al-shabaab fighters were killed. au soldiers captured from al-shabab from earlier this year. it's been rereported that rifl that rival fighting has continued through the night in bangui. some were injured in the cross fire. fighting in the central african republic has killed thousands of people and split communities along religious lines. the mining town is one of the few places in the west where muslims who still live among christmas.

fox's dominick de natale has the very latest details. >> strong words from president obama saturday, he pledges to step up thefts iraq, help overthrow the reason of terror caused by ice us. >> we will continue to provide military assistance, advice to forces ' they battle these terrorists so that the terrorists cannot establish a permanent safe half glenn president says us is conducting targeted air strikes against terrorist forces and those strikes have successfully destroyed arms and equipment. the us is also providing humanitarian aid delivering thousands of meals and gallons of water to civilians. isis has captured large parts of northern iraq, since june, video released by the islamic state shows fighters raising the group's flag over government buildings. >> our message to the whole worlds, we are soldiers and we're coming god willing. >> members of isis have reportedly murdered and kidnapped religious minorities, tens of thousands of people have fled their homes, including in the city of mouse em, iraq's second largest city where militants have captured a string of surrounding

dominick cain, al jazeera. >>> this is the worst violence since the revolution of 2011, and the most powerful brigades. initially combined in order to overthrow moammar gaddafi, but they're now atted ones because of ideological differences. they've been fighting for control of key institutions such as the airport in tripoli. the zentan group controlled the airport since 2011, but in the past 24 hours has fallen into the hands of fighters from misrata who opposed a new parliament. even the benghazi brigades tried to help with the defense of the airport but failed. both benghazi and tripoli are so insecure, that the new parliament is meeting in the port city of tutobrouk. he joins me via skype from yo yorkshire. mr. ambassador, tell us about this airport. it's changed hands. is it important or symbolic or a trophy? what is it? >> it's important and also a symbol. this fighting has been building up now for several weeks. it's not clear what the overall balance of forces is. if this were to represent a clear victory for superior forces coming from misrasi, we might have knowledge of the

right here, you can see materials from sergeant dominick who brought sketch books and water colors with him to the fighting in world war ii specifically the philippines and various island campaigns. you can see those here. the beauty of these collections is it shows us how a soldier saw through his own eyes the fighting and the difficulties this soldier deals with in war. through photographs, you see a still, sanitized image of the graham. through the art work, you can actually see the feeling that the soldier has for that particular aspect of war. another good collection we have here that we've seen a lot of soldiers stories for men. in this case, we have a woman who joined the army right before world war ii, captain hannah hussey. quickly moved up to captain which was a high rank for a female at the time. she served in the very thick of things in combat hospitals throughout world war ii sometimes working upwards of 12-hour shifts as a scrub nurse preparing materials for the surgeons to help save our soldiers coming back from the front lines wounded. after the war, she moved into the a

they cling to the post and making a grave mistake putting pressure on maliki and dominick cain lookse fragile situation. >> reporter: fighters from the so called islamic state parade through a recently occupied northern iraq town on the u.s. is launching air strikes against them. for months the influence of is has spread across the country as the national army wilts before them and mirrored the wilting government of the prime minister maliki. for 8 years he has governed iraq in a manner that has become increasingly sectarian and now the constituent assembly has been unable to agree on a new prime minister. and yet in april's election maliki's party won more seats than any other and he won more votes personally than any other candidate. but crucially he fell short of majority. in the months since, the combination of the rise of the islamic state group, kurdish opposition and weakening support from i iran and they said they will support a candidate from the party except maliki himself. the influential grand iatola indicated he thinks maliki should not cling on to power. >> translator:

director's chair which brought his greatest success winning him two oscars for his film, gandhi and dominickn looks back on his life. >> reporter: defining moment in the career, directing gandhi was a mission that took richard attenborough 20 years to achieve. the film won eight oscars including best director and best actor, the life of gandhi was a topic very close to attenborough's heart. >> i can say the film has captured absolutely the spirit of gandhi and that is as a nice a complement as i would wish to have. >> reporter: but it was as an actor that his career began, starting in the 1940s with bit parts. as he grew he would appear in movies about the second world war. >> i'm going to cause such a terrible stink in this third right of theirs. >> reporter: the leader of what history remembers as the great escape from a german prisoner of war camp. >> putting more men out of this perfect camp of theirs that ever escaped before and 200, 300 and scatter them all over germany. >> reporter: he was a prominent campaigner for civil rights and liberties, something he would bring to the films he

. >> to the game now, no score in the fifth, the fly to left, dominick brown and jimmy rollins go for ball. can't make the catch. that will would lead to the mets first run of the game. then, in the seventh, carlos ruiz, likes the pitch, dillon that pitch over the wall left field for his first homerun in over two months, the game is tied, the game will go into extra innings, bases loaded, for lucas, with the single, draws in run, and right now they lead two-one, bottom of the 11th. >>> well, the eagles will hold their last public practice tomorrow at a sold out franklin field, chip kelly and his staff have a lot to fix after last night's pre-season 34-28 lost to chicago. offense out every saint nick falls through two interceptions, match his toll al from all of last season, plus four penalties in the first quarter. foles foles and kelly both say something they can build off of, and hope for better outcome next friday against the patriots. >> stick feeling in your stomach, at the same time i know i can correct those, i will go back to work and get better because of it. >> so, you know,

dominick kane, al jazerra. >>> a photo journalist who was at the scene of the explores, he joins me nowe. thanks for joining us live on al jazerra. it seems from the pictures that we are seeing, that the explosion has ripped in to a huge swath of the city from residential areas to business and commercial areas, just describe the scene for us. >> the scene is like really horrifying because a lot of people are there trying to help out the firefighters, including the police, and including of course the journa journalists, e is there to help out. the fire is like really big and the blast went down really deep. at the same time, like a lot of scooter drivers, scooter drivers, even the firefighters trucks went down in the rubble. >> this part of the city is -- this area of the city is very busy. 24 hours a day. the injuries, as we have heard them at the moment, is only 20 killed, as many as 300 injured. what sort of figures are local television channels or radio stations there telling you about the people that have died or are injured? >> well, right now the injuries like right now the injuri

dominick's. a staff member saw the burglar inside the building. he said he was looking for information on the school. the same guy returned and stole cash and school supplies. police are still trying to identify and find him. >>> a cool morning. clear skies. a live view of center city from the adventure aquarium. most of the area is in the 50s. center city right now 62 degrees. katy zachry is watching a bit of a mess this morning in some areas. good morning. >> good morning. we're keeping an eye on overturned tractor-trailer affecting drivers from route 1 southbound trying to get on 76 westbound. you can see a live look at the scene right now. i'll have the alternate route for you coming up. first, jesse gary is live at center city at the made in america music festival. >> reporter: traffic impact here too. road closures for the festival coming up this weekend and also some security concerns and instructions if you happen to bring a certain item. i'll tell you what that item is coming up after the break. >>> breaking traffic news this morning. a l

back to you. >> dominick, thank you so much. with an even deeper look into the persecution of christians in iraq, father jonathan morris will join us later on 0 in the show. >>> a catholic nun is one of the latest victims of the ebola virus. she was from the congo, part of the same order as spanish military, priest and nun evacuating spain earlier this week. nearly 1,000 peop$1,000 people f that disease in west africa, but now there is good news we're hearing from one of the two infected americans flown into atlanta last week. dr. kent brantly releasing a statement from isolation saying he is growing stronger every day. >>> u 0 cranian government forces appear to be gaining the upper hand in the fight in the eastern part of the country. the commander of pro-russia separatists says rebels in the city of donetsk are now surrounded and are willing to accept a cease-fire in order to avoid a humanitarian catastrophe. no response yet from kiev, but russia's foreign minister is calling for an urgent humanitarian mission, adding that se

dominick cane, al jazeera. >> egyptian court has confirmed deat death sentences against 12. they first passed the death sentence in june but the case was referred to top religious authority for approval. the defendant still has the right to appeal. >>> three al jazeera journals jailed in egypt have spend 221 days in jail. mohamed fahmy, bader mohammed, and peter greste were faulty accused of helping the muslim brotherhood. in june mohammed fahmy and peter greste was sentenced to seven years. bader mohammed was given an extra three years because of a spent pull let casin bulpett bullet casing he had. >>> we go to adrian brown to the earthquake's epicenter. >> reporter: the long walk home. migrant workers returning to homes in the quake zone. a sad silent pro session. on the way we reach a man who has been traveling three days. walking the final stage because he has no alternative. >> it's hard to get a lift on a motorbike. there are not a lot of people with good hearts and it's expensive to pay for a ride. >> reporter: unless you're part of emergency services the only way int

among them are dominick and javier, both australians. they looked at a house left abandoned after their owners passed away. it's on the market for one euro and will take $35,000 to restore. >> you couldn't buy a car park in australia for $35,000. for an opportunity for me using funds that might be realistic to acquire a lifestyle and hopefu hopefully to have a place i can share with friends and family. >> reporter: if successful other towns across italy may follow their example and hope to rebuild their local economies one brick at a time. al jazeera, gangi. >> thanks for watching the al jazeera news hour. we have much more news coming your way right here on al jazeera. stay with us. @ >> the killing of an unarmed teen in st. louis and the days of of rioting that followed raised the question of militarizing of the police in america. welcome to "consider this." we'll have that and much more straight ahead oh. >> escalating tensions from the police shooting of michael brown. brown. >> tear gas canisters detonate.

hi, dominick. >> hey there, heather. indeed, the ukrainians themselves saying there's actually many more than 1,000 russian troops now in ukraine. they're concerned at the alarming rate the troops are actually advancing. so petro poroshenko meeting with the eu commission chief today. he's expected to meet later on with individual leaders of the eu nations in which he'll be asking for intensive sanctions to be put upon russian president vladimir putin. we will probably have that in a couple of hours' time. we're not entirely sure what exactly these sanctions will be. so far we've just seen sanctions against russian officials, but really what pair shank co-wants to see is sanctions that ultimately put stop to putin's advancing forces. listen. >> thousands of foreign troops and hundreds of the foreign tank now on the territory of ukraine. this is a very high risk not only for the peace and stability for ukraine but for the whole peace and stability in europe. >> and additional setbacks for his forces today. one of his fight

dominick, thank you so much. >>> and meanwhile the boston marathon bombing suspect asking for a delay. his november 3rd trial date would only about half the preparation time they need. they have allowed delays for others facing a death sentence. they are asking to move the trial beyond september 1st, 2015. tsarnaev pleading not guilty in last years attack that killed three people and wounded more than 260. >>> and a long labor day weekend and today president obama delivering his weekly address on this holiday. talking about american worker's rights and benefits. in the meantime laying out the gop plans for the economy. think about this labor day. this thing we often take for granted like social security and medicare, workplace safety laws and the right to organize for better pay and benefits. even weekends. we didn't always have these things. workers and the unions who get their back had to fight for them. and those fights built a stro stronger middle class. >> we need to restore real opportunity finish all americans. that is why we sent the senate solution to make education more affo

dominick is live in los angeles to explain. >> hey julie.t makes you wonder just how difference events in ferguson would have been. but officers are finding these cameras are a valuable tool of the trade now. take a look. >> there's no better evidence than video and audio. you know, just complements your report, just solidifies your case. >> body mans and cameras are a welcome use of equipment as these two as they patrol skid row. >> you think it may escalate to where you may need the recording, you turn it on. >> reporter: the lapd is the largest force in the country to use them, something its chief has pushed for the department haunted by incidents like rodney king. a study involving the rey at toy, california, complaints found complaints felt 88% and use of force dropped by almost two-thirds in just one year. the lapd has seen a reduction in the latter and as far as complaints video evidence speeds up the investigation process. >> it also helps the officers in terms of recollection of what happened in an event so they can be very accurate

mariano's may soon replace where an old dominicks burned down in lakeview. it could happen on broadway between barry and wellington. the fire gutted the domincks back in 2005, but the lot currently serves as a parking lot. the proposed plan consists of five floors. the first two floors would be the grocer.. parking would fill the third and fourth. and an x-sport would sit on the top floor. thinking about having your first baby? a new analysis finds, it'll cost you just under a quarter million dollars to raise a child to the age of 18. and that doesn't include the cost of college. the best private schools can add *another quarter million to the tab. the cost of raising a child rose almost two percent in the past year. additional children typically costs less than the first, if they can wear hand-me-downs, and they don't require additional living space. pre-torn jeans are always fashionable. and for a zoo in japan, they are quite profitable. the zoo wrapped three pairs of jeans around tires and rubber balls... then turned its lions, tigers and bears loose on t

reporter: over 700 potential buyers have already expressed interest in the scheme and among them are dominickstralians and they look at a house abandoned for years after the owners passed away and on the market for one euro and will take about $35,000 to restore. >> you couldn't buy anything like this in australia for $35,000. >> for someone like me it's an opportunity to use some funds which might be more realistic to show friends and family. >> reporter: they may follow this example and hope to rebuild their local economies one brick at a time. i'm with al jazeera, gangi. >>> that is all from me for today and doreen is next. ♪ >> another night of protests turned violent in ferguson, missouri, the governor ordering the national guard to move in and restore peace and order. >> fighting over a damn in iraq as the u.s. steps up airstrikes, an exclusive look at the battle for control of the north. >> palestinians raiding and demolishing homes in the west bank

first one's name is michaelangelo gianni and fran chest co-dominick. >> nice.ave no sleep ever again. >> no. >> congratulations, so, it is okay. we have a crew here, i see a crew. what's the crew's name? >> boys in the hood, girls in the hood, and also dream chasers. >> okay, and you guys, i brought some stuff down? >> absolutely. >> man, thank you guys for bringing the stuff down. i have the little one here, you okay? sigh high. >> she sneads school supplies. how are we doing? >> doing great. >> what casino of things do we still need? >> we need every kind of school supply you can imagine, notebooks, pens, graphic calculaters, anything you can bring down for kids in need. >> got you. as you can see, we're fell the bus. but the bus can be filled little more. it is fill here, but we can fill it a little more. come on down, bring some stuff down, fox 29, fourth and market. you guys know where we're located. >> do you think we're making our goal of 22 snow. >> yes, yes, we're very close. very close. >> we have great news to passalong, not only is that great news o

dominick's school on monday. you see the burglar on the left of the screen there. later that night, police say he returned using keys this time to open the school doors and steal cash and supplies from the main office. >>> crews took two people to the hospital after a tractor-trailer crashed into a row home that happened in the mayfair section of philadelphia. police say the driver of an suv ran a red light and a driver the big rig lost control trying to avoid a crash. no one was home at the time of that crash but the homeowner was upset about what could have happened. >> my kids are sitting right there watching tv. right there. >> the homeowner says this is the second time there's been an accident outside her house. >>> a south jersey community wants you to start your holiday shopping as in winter holidays this holiday weekend. community leaders have pledged to support their local businesses. literally. >> raise your right hand. >> shop small, shop local. >> business has been steady at a pastry shop thank in part to the gloucester county chamber of commerce. campa

dominick chu is on the floor with what is moving.een an interesting session to say the least. >>> one that's been tightened range bound. it's not like we're up 100, 200, 300 points or down that much either. we are near session lows right now. you can see the dow jones down 30 points right now. the s&p, we'll call it down 4 1/2, 5 points. that is near session lows. what's been interesting we thought there would be a few more fireworks than came out of janet yellen's speech. we did hear her say that there is labor slack in the economy. it's a fancy way of saying that we're not at robust employment because we're not you can see this idea interest rates aren't on the rise. that's putting gold companies as well as gold prices that have been on the slide for a better part of a week or more. also watching what's happening with the dollar. the dollar didn't move you can see on this bit of news. as traders are getting ready for the afternoon, we are still in a low volume trading environment. we'll see if there are any more or perhaps bigger f