we told him not to sell dope in this particular area. he looked at me and tried to hit the gun out of my hand. he ran up the stairs, i fired. he got shot seven times. i killed him. me being 15, it excited me to shoot at somebody because it made other people look at me and say, see that guy, that's a cool guy. that made me proud. >> what made you proud. >> them knowing i would kill somebody or not worry about it or worry about getting caught. >> this is our son evan. tomorrow he would have been 10 years old. he's not here to celebrate it. >> on our second day of shooting at stark, some of the wards were getting a tough lesson on the consequences of violence. >> i'm leading prayer at a church as a lined minister. i get a phone call saying we need you to come to the park. there's been a shooting that involves your family. >> the father of evan foster told the group how his wife took a bullet at a basketball park. >> my wife takes him to the park to sign up for basketball. the guys came, they were seeking to kill somebody. they actually told

with more strict with doping, i think we'll be more successful. the first 72 team is a ticket out of columbia. many hope it will offer a future and a level playing field back home. >>> 60 years after the famous american writer ernst hemingway won the nobel prize for literature, his grandsons travelled to cuba to see the medal for the first time. it's on display in a small town near havana. he lived there for 20 years and wrote "the old man and the sea", and "for whom the bell tolls", and it's a museum to his other literary trends. keep up to date on the website at aljazeera.com. president obama told the american public while he believes the islamic state must be destroyed and explains how he wants to do it, now they are taking a closer look on if it can work.

we don't want to accuse an athlete of doping. it needs to take time to credit the test.n the meantime -- they are developing the test. in the meantime we have columns to proceed with. we have an intelligence investigation unit which main responsibility is to look for athletes using or possessing already. we have passports which allows us to look for suspicious athletes. an athlete using argon oil may come up with lbiological variables. >> thank you very much. >>> we'll focus on people living with disability. in the first of our series accessible world, ukraine top parraa olympics swimmer from donet donetsk. his local swimming pool was hit by shelling. despite this, he won two gold and one silver at the championship recently held in holland. here is his story. >> translator: i'm from ukraine. i am a paralympian swimmer and european champion. i've taken part in two parra olympic games. i live in donetsk near the rail ray station. it's very tense in donetsk at the moment. people are worried. i'm worried. we are worried for our life and our home because apart from that city,

more strictly with doping, we'll be more successful. >> until now. the team has been a ticket out of columbia for young stars. many hope it will offer a clean future and a level playing field back home. >>> of course, there's more on the website. check out aljazeera.com/sport. it's all there for you. >> thank you. late night here, watching the end of the golf season. thank you. >>> thank you for watching. that's it for me david foster, and the newshour team. laura kyle is up in a moment. goodbye for now. >> on the stream, >> 40% of the food produced in the us ends up in landfills at a cost of a 165 billion a year. we look at inovative ways to end the waste. >> the stream, on al jazeera america >> hundreds of days in detention. >> al jazeera rejects all the charges and demands immediate release. >> thousands calling for their freedom. >> it's a clear violation of their human rights. >> we have strongly urged the government to release those journalists. >> journalism is not a crime. i think that al jazeera helps connect people in a way they haven't bee

stringent doping testing has helped riders oh live in the high altitudes.another reason is here in the mountains. the coach has been modelling the new columbian cyclists. >> translation: they improved in three aspects. detecting talent. gathering and selecting data. we changed the mentality of the rider. how to train and eat and make decisions on the road. >> reporter: of all the columbians, half of them were products of the 472 development programme, including overall winner. and their stories are inspiring a new generation of talent. like this man who won a tour, an important race for young riders hoping to make the transition to a big european team. >> translation: we have become more confident. we overcame our fears. once we were perceived as mountain climbers, we have proven we can make results, cross winds or races. >> reporter: unlike any other team, they have implemented rigorous testing and have set up a biological passport. columbia is passionate about cycling, it also struggled with banned substances. the founder said this was a reason he created

rope a dopes the official. that was a snap of the football by the way.for a touchdown. he got the snap. this is a football. look at that. how about that? see you later. >> that's hysterical. >> it's a touchdown is what it is. >> you're right. >> eagles can try that. >>> anything, right. >> remember to. what tm seem at 11am. we're back at 4:00 p.m. for the fox 29 morning news.. >>> we're starting the show outside one of the many, around the philadelphia area where there has been another thing we are becoming so familiar with, the new high tech phrases, malwear and data breach. sue, we are dealing with the last of the remaining drizzle hopefully getting out of south jersey right now. >> up deed that is what is happening as we watch a weak storm system coming through. if you get a sprinkle or so don't be surprised but don't expect much more than that. we will have your weather authority forecast coming up, kerry. >> very good sue, thank you. >>> new overnight oakland raiders fired their coach four games in the season so what went wrong that caused the staff

rope a dopes the official. that was a snap of the football by the way. runs it in for a touchdown. he got the snap. this is a football. look at that. how about that? see you later. >> that's hysterical. >> it's a touchdown is what it is. >> you're right. >> eagles can try that. >>> anything, right. >> remember to. what tm seem at 11am. we're >> today on "tmz" -- >> george clooney did something so diabolical at his wedding. >> invited everyone with a digital camera. and they all have access to all your photos. >> the guy who had the most fun at george clooney's wedding. >> he left the wedding with no shirt on? >> this is why they don't want photos. >> amy and samy bouzaglo. they were on "kitchen nightmares." this guy came to their restaurant. they asked him to leave. for some reason, samy comes running out of the restaurant with a knife in his hands. >> the guy brought up the fact that they're crazy on the tv show. >> you can't tell a crazy person they're crazy. >> i'm not crazy, i'm going to stab you now! >> we got jerry seinfeld in malibu. >> any advice

nothing was dope op her case. -- done on her case. she is now protesting by carrying a mattress on her back all around columbia to show her school the burden she's carrying because they didn't address her rape. and she is speaking truth the power. she stood up in front of a hundred cameras and told her story because she demanded some kind of justice. and she's empowered. and so sometimes it makes a difference to be able to stand up to fight for yourself, because you're controlling what's happening. and so each woman will make -- each woman or man will make their open judgment about what's best for them, and i'm here to work very hard to be their voice and to demand what's right and demand the kind of accountability that we don't have today. and that's what i feel very blessed that i get to do. so thank you for coming. >> thank you. [applause] >> thank you. thank you so much, senator gillibrand. >> this is booktv on c-span2, television for serious readers. here's our prime time lineup. tonight at 9 p.m. eastern, merle comber talks abou

i've got dope in my pocket. i've got a warrant. right? i'm high as hell. right?alm her down. >> i guess because we were arguing hard, attacking each other verbally. and the cops came. >> so i just backed -- started backing up. yvonne's standing over there. i told her, come on, let's get out of here. and i walked, because i left my son up the street. i went and grabbed my son and i took off. i left yvonne there. the police were coming. i was going to hide my drugs. know what i mean? take my son out of the area. i took off. police started coming around. i left my son with some youngsters behind a fence. which, that's the house i was going to, which they ended up leaving him there, too, so i got charged with that, too, a misdemeanor, child endangerment because i left my son in the stroller, right? >> and they looked at his record and his background, looked at his i.d., he says, oh, no, you're coming with us. so, they looked at him like he was some monster because of his background. and then when i got home, i laid there and i looked at my little angel, it's like, oh

i'll do a short one. ♪ my mind's not right but still got game ♪ ♪ bet my dope puts yours to shame ♪ ♪ong ♪ ♪ they're far to late to try the bomb ♪ ♪ these crews are cool but they're living in sin ♪ ♪ they're robbing the pharmacies for vicodin ♪ >> when their shift ends, mason and other inmate workers make their way back to their housing unit. >> k-70, sir. >> better known as the workers barracks, it's still jail. but life in the barracks allows for more freedom of movement. and is one of the few housing units where daylight streams through the windows. >> this is where we're coming into the projects here. as we get further down this section we come into the high-rent district. >> mason is serving nine months at theo lacey, convicted of an unusual shoplifting charge. >> caught stealing a flea collar and a pair of workout pants. >> yes. and i do have a dog. that day, i was actually out of my mind on methamphetamine. i'd been up for four days straight without sleep. i have no idea why i was even in that store. if there's anything that you could say is the devil's drug, methamphetamine fi

she's done what a lot of democrats have dope over the years. -- have done over the years.e proposition of when did you stop beating your wife which is tough to answer. she is toxic to some democrats in tough districts, those in purple states, red states that are in congressional races. they stay away from her. but she's good for the base because there are, frankly, the low information voters out there who don't pay attention believe this without fact checking -- >> true. >> and, look, i'll throw it out there, let me tell ya, debbie wasserman schultz so offensive to me as a man from this perspective. i look at her and go you're not a good representative of what i want to see in a strong, intelligent woman. i'd rather be single than date any woman like that if she was the last woman on earth. >> tell us how you really feel. >> she doesn't speak very nice about member. >> what man wants a woman that's that toxic? >> she seems to suggest women are victims. we're not victims, we're powerful -- >> you have to be the world's lowest beta male to want to date someone like that. tha

or something gratifying about doping something. and the final thing, the family. we need to focus on marriage. not the definition of marriage but reclaiming marriage is a public good. marriage is the most important factor. all the studies done by the obama about income equality. and everyone at the studies the number one determinant of whether you are economically successful or not number one by far was marriage. whether you came from married family or were intermarried relationship. every family in america is a little business. has a budget in income and expenses. the word economy comes from the greek word which means home. every home is a little economy and when those little economy struggle and suffer because they are broken broken and there are not two people using their efforts to make things successful, only one than america fails. those are the three things i would talk about a focus on. i'm two minutes late. sorry. >> thank you senator. [applause] >> ali always knew there was a risk in the bohemian lifestyle and i decided to take it because whether it's an

. >> alex, if you had dope that five seconds later -- >> stay there, gang! woah! >> ha-ha!>> if i was to say there's drama going on with cars someplace, where do you guess? >> russia? >> russia. >> we start on a roadway, and pay attention to the white chevy because when they come to a stop, something's about to go down. >> oh. oh. >> right through the window? roll your window up. >> notice the face? >> looks like there's a bandage. >> a boxer or just got a nose done? >> probably got her nose done as a result of another fight. >> kicks the door and walks off. the reason for the fight? according to people who commented on the video, it was up provoked, but i have a feeling road rage is involved. now this video from a camera in a window a few floors up. this guy is getting revenge. the first thing he does of many things is to start to deflate the tires of the car. he's moving from tire to tired to do his dirty work, but the increase one is just plain gross, climbing on top of the car, unzips the pants to relieve himself. and then once he was done with that, he goes back into h

. >> i was a dope dealer. burglar, you was a robber, you wanted dope, you need to bring me some type of collateral. that was a part of a drug trade, being a fence. i'm sorry, that's how i came about being in possession of the murder weapon. >> the defense rested and the case was handed over to the jury. >> the jury gets up and leaves with your fate in their hands you try to smile while they're leaving. all them passing right by you. all of them looking you in your face like for the last time. >> the pressure was enormous, it was almost like you couldn't breathe. there's a lot of nervous energy and small talk that goes on. before we can sit down and order food, the jury reached a decision. boy, i was so scared i said what? they did -- what? how? that fast? >> the jury took only 35 minutes to agree on a verdict. >> the jury files back in, whenever a jury comes back, you're looking at every juror trying to look for some hint. and it seems like an eternity, >> and the heart meanwhile now is racing faster and faste

there was a major congressional investigation into doping in baseball. the republican party in congress right now is divided about whether congress ought to be involved in the kind of moral investigation of what the nfl is doing. >> all i remember from that baseball situation no matter what you want to call it is mark mcguire just kept taking the fix. i think a lot of people at home right now are thinking, all right, congress has so many problems that they actually haven't gotten to with regard to things that actually affect our day to day living, and the money that we pay in taxes, so is it really worth it to have them assemble especially if they don't come up with solutions? >> it's a good question. right now congress has very little time to get its work done before the november election. in fact, they are trying to get everything done by the end of next week so they can go out of town to campaign, and that includes passing a very complicated government funding bill to avoid a shutdown on october 1st. they certainly have plenty to do. it seems ub likel

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and after i killed her, then i took her vcr and went and pawned it for some more dope.d she didn't deserve what i did to her. i was a bad person, and i wanted to change, i wanted to be different. that's when i got saved. i embraced jesus christ as my lord and savior, and i believe he's really real. my hope is that people will see that people can be redeemed. >> would anybody else like to share concerning the letter at this time? >> as an exercise in empathy and self-awareness, inmates seeking rehabilitation are encouraged to write but not mail letters of apology to their victims. at the age of 23, dale faulkner raped a woman and went to prison. at 42, he was paroled and started a new life. >> i was very fortunate there were people willing to help me. and so i was able to get out, start a life, start with a good job and i worked my way up, i got married, had a beautiful daughter. but i got too prideful. i started thinking, okay, i got this. i can start back drinking a beer or two every now and then. then i started getting deeper back into the old person that i was before

>> i think they were growing dope. >> oh.ng this huge ranch, how is it different than running a hedge fund, a $20 billion hedge fund? >> i'll tell you how it's the same and how it's incredibly different. it's the same in the sense that you think this looks like an asset, but it's actually dramatically changed by the people who run it. and that's exactly like every organization i've been in, which is, having great people particularly at the top is unbelievably significant and powerful. and that's where the comparison ends. >> how much have you had to put into this? >> i try never to ask that question. because, you know, we've done -- we've rebuilt every building, kathryn really felt as if raising grass-fed cattle was something that would be a good thing to do and a fun thing to do. >> tomkat ranch has a staff of 15, including scientists studying ecologically friendly ways to raise cattle. >> you basically move the animals from place to place, and that's actually how the big ungulates -- the big herds of animals have moved acro

ak 47, and now he is traveling the country with the ak 47, several rounds of ammunition, and spoke dopey? because he new the next encounter with law enforcement, there was going to be a shootout. i understand many of what they are saying and doing, many feel the same they do. but they are still -- abide by the laws of this country. so -- >> all right. we're going to have to take a quick pause here. the sovereign citizens movement deploys a lot of tactics to turn the tables on government. up next is called paper terrorism. >>> and later the ku klux klan has been around for 150 years. are they trying to beef up on ♪ >>> i'm chief of the west memphis police department, my son brandon didn't realize that there were people at war with this country that are not international terrorists. >> welcome back, we're discussing the sovereign citizens movement. those in the believe that virtually all government in the u.s. is ill legitimate. while sovereign citizens is loosely based, it is more organized than some groups. can you talk about some of the tactics used. >> sure. the primary tactic is pape

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dope. strap here for getting underneath the beds because we've found shanks up underneath there and we need to fish them out. >> success rate, that's hard to say. sometimes it goes in spurts. we might find a lot of shanks one month and the next six months might not find any. >> this is numerous contraband we've found throughout the years here at the penitentiary. this is a zip gun. stick a .410 shell in there. we get a screw in there. a shank made out of a pen barrel and a nail. these is pretty nonlethal, but they put your eye out. this is made out of a plastic cup and a comb. just a piece of plastic. a turkey leg bone. certain cell houses are not allowed to have chicken bones or rib bones because they can do this with them. these are the dangerous ones here. the ones you don't really see. when a guy carries something like this, he really means business. he wants to hide it. very sharp, very pointed. this is what we'd call a .22 zip gun. shoots a .22 round. put your bullet in there. screw i

. >> i'm a dope at 22 and a dope at 52. >> vast majority of guys that aren't doing wrong. >> i love the vast majority are not doing bad. can i tell you i brought up beginning with the catholic church, the vast majority of priests were not doing bad, but can i tell you that when the church was protecting institution over individual, the consequence was everybody. and it's a very good thing. cannot -- sean, i cannot go give a talk in massachusetts without having a background check done on me by the die cease there. >> knowing you, i actually think that's a good idea. no, i'm kidding. he's one of the nicest guys i know. >> also in colleges too. i'll tell you something you don't even know about, my son bo, first day at villanova, nose broken, two orbitals broken by the star pitcher. what did they do to him? they let him continue on his scholarship in villanova. this is what happens in our society. they let these people go through -- >> and then they get worse. >> i don't care if you can throw a ball 90 miles an hour, character has to come into play. >> we have to come back. i promise all yo

. >> you dope often know somebody is struggling.one of our goals is to raise awareness in our walk and the other activities. >> the goal was to raise $150,000 this year. >>> still to come, a collision leaves a bay area bicyclist badly hurt it happened this morning at spruce and eun ne >>> a bicycle sift hospitalized with life-threatening injuries after being hit by a car in berkeley. it happened this morning. neighbors say the intersection is dangerous and bicyclists often come speeding down the hill. we are told the driver who hit the bicyclist did stay at the scene and is coperating with the investigators. >> cars not stopping, it is a result of that. i seen many near misses. bicycles and pedestrians. and, cars, both of them not stopping, fighting over who is supposed to go and who is not. >> the bicyclist is identified as a man in his 60s. the crash is under investigation. the driver has not been arrested or cited. >>> oakland police are on the lookout for a flasher. he exposed himself to many woman on 19th and ellen street. they

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ak 47, and now he is traveling the country with the ak 47, several rounds of ammunition, and spoke dopewhy? because he new the next encounter with law enforcement, there was going to be a shootout. i understand many of what they are saying and doing, many feel the same they do. but they are still -- abide by the laws of this country. so -- >> all right. we're going to have to take a quick pause here. the sovereign citizens movement deploys a lot of tactics to turn the tables on government. up next is called paper terrorism. >>> and later the ku klux klan has been around for 150 years. are they trying to beef up on >> a new episode of the ground breaking series, edge of eighteen >> just because your pregnant don't mean your life's ended. >> intense pressure... >> i don't know if this whole dance thing will work out. >> tough realities... >> we chicago ch-iraq, because we have more killings... >> life changing moments... >> shut the camera.... >> from oscar winning director, alex gibney, a hard hitting look at the real issues facing american teens. the incredible journey continues... on t

fogh attempts to beat a cycling record set nine years ago by a cyclist who twice tested positive in dopingtony martin has considered an attempt on the record of 49.7 km. it is the perfect place to make history. >> it was pretty quiet. nobody has tried to break the record for many years. he wants to do it. that's why i got interested. i was looking at how they wanted to achieve it, how they would approach it. all of a

that's the farthest thing from my mind is dope. >> chad is now living at the salvation army in downtowny motivation and my strength is my wife that's locked up doing time for something that i probably influenced her under it. and i regret every single minute of that and either i can sit and wallow in it and go back to it because that's all wallowing in your own decaying [ bleep ] does to you, it makes you go back to using drugs when you're a heroin addict or say, okay, i'm going to make sure this is better, make sure this doesn't happen again, and if it doesn't happen again i have nowhere else to go but up. >>> coming up -- >> let the judge show mercy on you brothers. >> a former drug dealer finds god. >> let the witnesses be blinded, father, by your word. >>> while the mother of a drug user is haunted with pain. >> we've been to counselors. we've been to mediation. we've been to drug rehabs and just nothing ever worked. ♪ in life there are things you want to touch and some you just don't. introducing the kohler touchless toilet. ♪ i thought "so what?", but now "cai can't stop playing.r

. >> -- for what he'd written and what he'd dope as a sniper. how many of these other guys had been approached before you approached them? how many of them had had someone say let me tell your story? >> none. it's called "unsung heroes" -- by way, chris was never approached. i approached him, so even chris at the time was -- no one. no one knew anything about chris. if i could just add a little piece about chris, a pretty amazing thing. and one of the themes that i have throughout the book is the sense of humility that these guys don't talk about what they did, they don't, you know, focus a pot light on themselves ever. -- a spotlight on themselves ever. chris, for those of you who don't know, was a navy seal sniper, and he was the most lethal sniper in american military history. think about that concept. and he was incredibly effective. he was, the insurgents in iraq called him the devil of ramadi. again, think about that concept. they put a bounty on his head, there are 80,000 on his personal head. he was awarded multiple silver stars, multipl

. >> reporter: something pistorius may have foreshad doped in e-mails he reportedly wrote to trish taylor. most of my life, i had moments that i sabotaged the good that i have. and, in a country where domestic violence is epidemic, court watchers worried about the judges message. is this going to be controversial in this country? >> it's going to be very controversial. i was on my way here. i heard a local radio station that said, very simply this is going to be the excuse that every man uses to shoot his girlfriend. it's going to be legally justifiable. it is a terrible, terrible decision for our country. >> reporter: even as pistorius left court, there was renewed acceptance for the fallen sports icon. >> we love you! >> reporter: question now, whether he will walk free again tomorrow. i'm matt gutman for "nightline," pretoria, south africa. >>> next, why surfers are flocking to one of the most dangerous spots in the world. and for many, it's a struggle to keep your a1c down. so imagine, what if there was a new class of medicine that works differently to lower blood sugar? imagine, lovi

to "eyewitness news" tonight miller said "i unwhiff klee dough night that i received at any time a dopeual and i had not watched it until it was made public on september 8th. the nfl's credibility is on the line here. commissioner roger goodell insists no one at the league saw that video. the former ravens running back until it was released by tmz earlier this month. >>> caught on camera tonight, a violent altercation between some atlantic city casino security guards and a philadelphia man. it's a confrontation that left the man bloodied and beaten now he's trying to clear his name and his criminal record. >> "eyewitness news" reporter matt rivers joins us with this story knew tonight. >> reporter: violent video ends with rob coney lying face down unconscious in his own blood. >> this is the lowest point of my life that i've gone through so far. >> reporter: 25 year old sat down with "eyewitness news" and row watched the scene that he says changed his life. it was last september and coney was at harrah's pool after dark he says a security guard asked him to leave saying he had already l

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delmarva blood bank says it now has a 1 day supply on happened and it's asking for help if dope orr's. live in christiana. david henrey, "channel 6 action news," jim. >> thank you, david, we first brought you word of crash this weekend on new 6abc.com and that's where you can find cop tipping updates open investigation and plus a slide show of images from the crash site. it's all there now at 6abc.com. >> a $2 per pack tax on the sale of cigarettes in philadelphia is a step close toer to reality. less than an hour ago got house in harrisburg passed measure by vote of 114 to 48 and the senate is is scheduled to take up the bill tomorrow or wednesday. the tax is expected to raise about 80 million for the crash strapped philadelphia public school district a year and we're approaching end of second day of nurse's strike crozer chestner up land, delaware county and those striking nurses created their own opportunity today to speak their mind. let's go live to the hospital and "action news" reporter vernon odom. vernon. >> reporter: jim, this labor impasse is becoming increasingly bitter to

they'll still hide dope in it and weapons in t you'll find razor blades stuck up in the bindings. you know, everybody finds god in prison. this is where he's at. come on in. >> but we've met some inmates who seem very devout even as they grapple with the realities of their crimes. ♪ >> it was in the middle of central california that we heard the sounds of the muslim call to prayer emanating from a cell at kernv valley state prison. jose and ray explain to our crew how their religious practices aren't hindered by prison bars. >> at 5:00 we come up and do prayers and then we just begin our day like that. >> so talk to me a little why this cell looks so different from other cells we've been in. >> half islam is based on cleanness. we have to be clean so we keep ourself clean and well organized. islam is in here or street is the same. >> but bhutto and garza had more in common. >> i'm charged with murder first degree so as far as details life without possibility. same thing. >> i've been here for heat of passion. i caught my wife with somebody and -- >> and? >> killed her. you know, i

that i started having down there and i have been living there for five months and there are three dope houses around me and two maintenance persons that stole the key on lie bore day and opened up my house and then a key was made off of the new one and so like i said it is not getting any better, the management down there is in denial about her main nens workers and she does not want to follow through on what she really needs to do to these two people, one is named manny and the other is raymond, their houses are bay street,, (inaudible) 15111 the one that opened up my house telling me that they are going to try to force me into the drug ring which i have been out for 25 years, i have no intentions of smoking, selling or storing anybody's product in my house and i really do need this help. thank you. >> i see that the captain is going to make sure that you get to talk to someone. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, commissioners, chief, fellow residents, my name is sherry (inaudible) and i have been a long time activist throughout the city and i am really happy and i want to say thank you