demand so high, they raised $1.5 million to build a third state-of-the-art field in durham. benji capps first got involved more than a decade ago. when he signed up his son micah who has cerebral palsy. he was skeptical at first. >> played baseball my whole life, didn't really see how this would be any fun. >> he now runs the league. >> the smiles on their face and the joy they have, that's our goal. we just want to make sure they have a good time. >> game day is the highlight of kelton's week. when he's playing, he's focused on one thing. >> making my family proud. >> awe and you do make us proud. >> and that's what the miracle league is all about. one of the many great stories here in the triangle. that will wrap up our week on the road. it's been a tremendous week meeting people all across the country. big thanks to the folks here in durham and the triangle for coming out to our affiliate wral for their support and great welcome. i'm lester holt, for all of us, that's nbc news. have a good night and so long. >> reporter: i stood on this very street and reported about car

we travelled to durham to find out more. peterlee police station in county durham. man pictured here in the station's cctv, let's call him steve, has been arrested for possession of heroin. arrested on possession... here in durham the police are trying ai softwa re durham the police are trying ai software which could help make decisions about suspects being held in custody. after steve has been processed, the custody sergeant will enter his details into a system called bahama system at risk tool. it is designed to help custody sergeant make rules —— decisions about what to do with the suspect. what it does algorithmically, it uses all of our data to tell us who is high risk of reoffending, medium risk of reoffending, and low risk of reoffending. it is not absolutely perfect, but it gives us a really clear indication of who might commit crime in the future. the aia is trying to identify repeat offenders who, rather than being centre court, will be entered into a rehabilitation scheme called checkpoint. we recognise that we place offenders into the grille justice syst

marc cieslak travelled to durham to find out more. peterlee police station in county durham. hours of the morning. possession of heroin. of a controlled substance. held in custody. leave your shoes there, and we'lljust do a quick search. tool, or hart for short. sergeants make decisions about what to do with a suspect. and low risk of reoffending. indication of who might commit crime in the future. a rehabilitation scheme called checkpoint. more positive outcomes? this is the first time an ai system like this has been used in the uk. so what's the process then? i put my name in here... the system is now searching for the prisoner called meecham. the sergeant will click on the list. the system has decided i am low risk, as a detainee. that is the screen sergeant be presented with. an offence in the next month. what happens next? it can go either way, really. to next available court, generally the next morning. it's a different story for steve. including drug possession, assault and driving offences. do you want a solicitor? nah. and makes its recommendation. he can only enter

marc cieslak travelled to durham to find out more. peterlee police station in county durham.f the morning. the man pictured here in the station's cctv — let's call him steve — has been arrested for possession of heroin. i'm arresting you on suspicion of possession of a controlled substance. here in durham the police are trialing ai software which could help make decisions about suspects being held in custody. leave your shoes there, and we'lljust do a quick search. after steve's been processed, the custody sergeant will enter his details into a system called the harm assessment risk tool, or hart for short. it is an artificial intelligence tool designed to help custody sergeants make decisions about what to do with a suspect. what it does, algorithmically, it uses all of our data to tell us who's high risk of reoffending, medium risk of reoffending, and low risk of reoffending. it's not absolutely perfect, but it gives us a really clear indication of who might commit crime in the future. the ai is trying to identify repeat offenders who, rather than being sent to court, will

so john durham gets appointed to look into this stuff.uld be charged for shredding the tames of the torture sessions even though a judge said to preserve them, but could cia officials involved be charged anyway not for destroying the tapes but for lying to a grand jury and lying to federal investigators about the destruction of the tapes? ongoing investigation for that part of it. well, that second investigation kept going for another couple of years digging into whether anybody at cia had lied to federal investigators and the grand jury about turning those torture tapes into confetti. charlie savage is a veteran reporter with "the new york times." he was bi-lined on the original page 12 report about the durham investigation. now he's reporting again with some new urgency on that little known second report written by durham related to his investigation, the one that centered on whether anybody who was interviewed by investigators or testified before a grand jury about the tapes might have made false statements or committed perjury during

the durham report sat in a filing cabinet in the justice department. when the new york times wrote about it they buryed it on page twelve of the paper but one new nuget in the story if you podger to read -- quote. a spokesman for durham telling the times, quote -- the investigation is ongoing. so john durham gets appointed to look into this stuff and decides nobody should be charged for shredding the tapes, but could cia officials involved get charged anyway not for destroying the tapes but for lying to a grand jury and to federal investigators about the destruction of the tapes. ongoing investigation for that part of it. well, that second investigation kept going for another couple years. digging into whether anybody at cia lied to federal investigators and grand jury about turning those tapes into confetti. the new york times durham investigation now reporting again with new urgency on the little known second report written by durham related to the investigation centered on anybody who was interviewed by investigators or testified by grand jury may h

we're going to keep our durham safe, get guns off the street, work together for a new durham.plause] a safe durham for everyone. juan: that was clarence birkhead speaking last night after winning the primary that will likely propel him to become the first african-american durham county sheriff. the importance in terms of a state like north carolina, also possibly states like georgia and not only largeen african-american populations, but have seen influxes in receipt years of considerable number of people from latin america into those states. kevin? >> it has been interesting is sort of a way again for at a very low level, to fight back against some of the trump administration's immigration policies. i think you are starting to see that sort of alliance come together or coalition come together to basically five these policies at the local level, and this is one example of that. amy: talk about what happened in indiana, kevin. >> in indiana, there were two big takeaways. first, greg pence, the brother of the vice president, won his brother's congressional seat would e easily. di

here in durham, the police are trying a!he police are trying a! software which could help make decisions about suspects being held in custody. leave your shoes there and we'll just do a quick search. after steve has been processed, the custody sergeant will enter his details into a system called the harm assessment risk tool, or hart for short. it is an artificial intelligence tool designed to help custody sergeants make decisions about what to do with a suspect. what it does algorithmically, it's used all of our data to tell us who's high risk of re—offending, medium risk of re—offending, and low risk of re—offending. it's not absolutely perfect but it gives us a real clear indication of who might commit crime in the future. the ai is trying to identify repeat offenders who, rather than being sent to court, will be entered into a rehabilitation scheme called checkpoint. this is the first time an a! system like this has been used in the uk. so i put my name in here. the system is now searching for the prisoner called meecham

karen durhaming ing aguilar. representing the secretary of the army, major general frank tate and sergeant major mike dove, representing the comme commandant of the marine corps. deputy to the commander mr. egan ha haverlack and paul bigs. major general retired james jackson. representing the united states navy, rear admiral rock.

israeli civilians that are a running distance away with us now the dr no less of assistant professor at durham university specializing in spatial politics and cultural history of time here our correspondent really brought the question to the head there how is president trump going to broker this deal of a lifetime when he talks about when he knows the move of the embassy to jerusalem is going to cause so much trouble on the other side of the border it was predicted it's happened how is he going to. barter is where this one. well the sad truth is that the president and the israeli prime minister do not have the middle east peace process at the top of their agenda. the opening of the embassy today will present very positive images to both the american presidents base and the israeli prime minister's supporters however israelis and palestinians are going to still find themselves tomorrow morning at this very same stalemate that has plagued this region for the past one hundred years. what about the state of all those this has been the most violent day since twenty four taking what is it going to g

have opened up their houses to translate durhamm locals who have opened up their houses to translate durhamly genuine people. they have opened their doors at to com plete have opened their doors at to complete strangers. in future, cities will have to prove they can host all fans, but that is too late for maria from miami. last week, the accommodation she had fully paid for cancelled and tried to charge her four the amount. this has been a hot mess. i am very grateful to who i have turned the angels of kiev because they are housing thousands of people who have been stranded. what it is the biggest match in cloud football and don't hotels zero? there simply are not enough rooms to cope with the influx of france, which begs the question, it should kiev be hosting this match in the first place? it is the usual situation for every city where, for example, it is the champions league. iam more example, it is the champions league. i am more than sure that everyone who visits kiev in this time and seize the champions league will be very happy. no dramas for the players who arrived in kia, they know

karen durhaming ing aguilar.resenting the secretary of the army, major general frank tate and sergeant major mike dove, representing the comme commandant of the marine corps. deputy to the commander mr. egan ha haverlack and paul bigs. major general retired james jackson. representing the united states navy, rear admiral rock. representing quad a, brigadier general steve munt, retired. and last but not least army warrant officer first class and air force lieutenant colonel bob he hessleby. it was bob's dedication and determination to the memorial completion that we are here today. please join me in a round of applause. [ applause ] >> many thanks. [ laughter ] >> there are ohs to be recognized. i ask that you hold your applause until i recognize everyone. for their lasting support of the monument we dedicate today, i ask the members of the executive council, current and past, to stand and be recognized. [ applause ] >> hold your applause. please remain standing. i ask the members of the vietnam helicopter pilots

karen durham aguilera, executive director of army cemeteries. her leadership and vision were key factors in the final monument design and the wonderful placement within this cemetery. representing the secretary of the army, major general frank tate and sergeant major mike dove. representing the common dant of the marine corps brigadier general bradford garrin, he is the deputy assistant commandant marine corps aviation. representing the district of washington, d.c., deputy to the heberlack r. eagan and command major paul biggs. director of united states of america vietnam war commemoration, major general retired james jackson. representing the united states rock.rare admiral representing quad a brigadier general steve motte retired. and last but not least, army war ficer first class and army lieutenant colonel bob bean. it was his vision, dedication completion that we are here today. please join me in a round of applause. [applause] >> they were still applauding. >> oh, many thanks. [laughter] >> there are others to be recognized. i ask that you

incumbent leader nicolas maduro for reelection with the opposition largely boycotting the vote in the durham is poised to win. hello and welcome to the program my marion evans team it's good to have you with us . the british royal family has thanked well wishers around the world following the wedding of prince harry and meghan markle the couple now officially the duke and duchess of sussex tie the knot on saturday the wedding ceremony broke with tradition adding modern elements and celebrating the bride's african-american heritage. in a gallon by age of all she meghan morkel arrived to meet her prince. walking down part of the aisle on the arm of harry's father prince charles her own father in hospital following heart surgery. but her mother she did right in front of the altar. prince harry the sixth in line to the british throne and markel a u.s. actor and women's rights advocate that just two years ago now that you have exchanged vows. with your take on to be your wife will you not. come festa on and protect and forsaking all have been faithful to her as long as you both shall live i will.

against her will nora supporters and others following the case gathered outside of the courtroom in on durham and sit down inside a judge announced the death penalty for nora after her former husband family refused to pardon her and rejected financial compensation delta malaysian opposition leader anwar ibrahim is to be granted a full royal pardon following allowing him rather to leave prison in the coming days and paving the way for a potential political comeback the new malaysian prime minister mahathir mohamad says that he will hand power to anwar ibrahim in the few years time is the latest move in a stunning week of political developments in malaysia which had been ruled by the same party for decades historic moment for malaysia's opposition the swearing in of a new government leader anwar ibrahim had to watch it from his hospital room he's serving a sentence for sodomy charges that his supporters say are politically motivated a crowd of his supporters outside with signs reading let's all save malaysia and anwar has returned and his wife as easily one is mailed discussed a pardon with the

the tech giant is zeroing in on a research triangle park in durham north carolina.the location is already a high- tech hub and close to three major research universities. the triangle business journey -- journal reports that the deal took place over the weekend as tim cook visited duke university for commencement speech. apple is looking for a place for up to 20,000 technical support employees. apple is said to be looking at a site in northern virginia also. >>> the geological survey has issued a red alert on hawaii's big island. this means a major eruption is imminent. the images are incredible. kilauea is hurling giant plumes of smoke and ash. tens of thousands of feet into the air. scientist say this is not the big one they predicted but it is relieving pressure on kilauea. >> it does not mean that we will not see a bigger more explosive event. not necessarily. it could plug up. we could in the future had the so-called big one. >>> two new lava fissures broke open at kilauea monday and tuesday bringing the total to 21. >>> new at 5 pm, chopper 5 taught hundreds o

do you have any objection this morning to the public release of the durham investigation which would give the american people more information on the same topic and which does not come from the cia? >> senator, just to be clear, the request for the declassification of the morel memo was in response to a member on this committee. i have not read the durham report, and i don't know the classification, so let me take that for the record, if i may. >> but do you have any objection? >> well, i haven't seen it, so i haven't read it, so i don't know. >> well, i'm going to ask you about this in the classified session, but i think in the name of fairness with respect to your role on these issues, this ought to be made public the way the morel report was. on sunday "the washington post" reported that unnamed officials were pushing back against accusations that you supported torture. in one of our biggest papers in the country. between 2005 and 200 7, the program was winding down. the cia was capturing fewer deteenies and waterboarding was no longer approved. during that time, did you ever call

s in durham fired by a recent marriage self-employed no benefits so they specifically targeted all these people for these type of loans that were subprime and very expensive for the education they received and that's just the the internet is filled with all kinds of stuff like this. my mom was extremely proud she liked to brag to all of her friends like my daughter's a college and you know i never went and she's doing less great things for her life . after enrolling i called my mom and i told her i want to chop out and she did not understand why and i was like mom you know understand the school is a scam and she said i don't understand how can a school be a scam. i have a hundred four thousand dollars in student loans as of september two thousand and thirteen and they're only growing by the day. in. my view. how long will it take before public european universities start charging twenty thirty or forty thousand dollars a year how long will it take for a lucrative private educational system to skid out of control like it is today in the u.s. everywhere around the world students are mobili

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reporter: the result was no surprise former durham-- for ma main challenger, falcon. falcon had already told supporters on saturday that the election lacked legitimacy. when the result came through, placing him nearly 40 points behind maduro, h he rejected it. >> we do not recognize this process as valid, as true. for us, there were no elections. we have to have new elections in venezuela. reporter: falcon accused maduro of underhand tactics. nearly 13,000 pro-government stands were set up steps away booths.ing voters could scan cards to receive food packages and money. and euro offered a price to those who did so. amit election boycott by the main opposition alliance also cast doubt on the boat legitimacy -- vote's legitimacy. for the percent patient was down on the 70% seen in the 2013 elections. 40% participation was down from the 2013 elections. genie: president donald trump investigating whether the fbi spied on his campaign. in a reorder came before the legal team indicated these special investigation into the president could wrap up by september. reporter: pres

i've not read the durham report, and i don't know the classification. so let me take that for the record, if i may. >> but do you have any objection? >> well, i haven't seen it, so i haven't read it. so i don't know. >> i'm going to ask you in the classified session, but i think in the name of fairness with respect to your role on these issues, this ought to be made public just the way the morel report was. now on sunday, "the washington post" reported that unnamed officials were pushing back against accusations that you supported torture and one of our biggest papers in the country. between 2005 and 2007 the program was winding down. the cia was capturing fewer detainees and waterboarding was no longer approved. during that time, did you ever call for the program to be continued or expanded? >> senator, i think like all of us who were in the counter terrorism center and working at cia and those years after 9/11, we all believed in our work. we were committed, we had been charged with making sure the country wasn't attacked again, and we had been inform

. >> reporter: now 16, trey meets with a support group in durham, north carolina, focused on breaking the silence about suicide in the black community. >> black folk would not talk about if somebody died by suicide. it was like it was a shame. they would sweep it under the rug. >> 99% of me want to die. but that 1% of me said no. you can handle this. ♪ ♪ we all need somebody to lean on ♪ >> reporter: and he found a community of support. >> rehema, you said it's happening primarily in black kids 5 to 12. what's going on? what's different? >> lester, doctors and researchers really look into that. but doctors say growing up black in america can be traumatic, and studies show that irritability in the average white teenager is often labeled as depression, but research shows that same behavior is more likely to be seen as disruptive in black or latino children, and doctors say that can lead to feelings of hopelessness at a very young age. >> all right, rehema, thank you for bringing us this story. appreciate it. >>> still ahead, child drowning danger alert. the test you should give your kid

there is important information in the reports by us attorney john durham the most united states senators were not allowed to see. like everything else about her career, the information that reflects poorly on ms. haspel gets covered up. but we did learn some things about ms. haspel and the destruction of the torture videotapes. for one, she wrote the cable authorizing destruction for second she was an advocate for destroying the tapes and was involved and with the acting director called efforts to press forward and facilitate a resolution of the matter. that is a lot more than drafting a cable. and especially problematic that ms. haspel and her boss, that they were reservations for even outright opposition to destroying the tapes from the white house, the head of national intelligence, the cia director and congress. mr. rodriguez decided to go it alone sending this to ms. haspel and drafting it without telling the lawyers, the cia director or anyone else. and here, ms. haspel's story about the destruction of the tapes really runs into trouble. josc rodriguez, her boss, gave an interview

s in durham fired by a recent marriage self-employed no benefits so they specifically targeted all these people for these type of loans that were subprime and very expensive for the education they received and that's just the the internet is filled with all kinds of stuff like this. my mom was extremely proud she'd like to brag to all of her friends like my daughter's in college and you know i never when she's doing less great things for her life. after enrolling i called my mom and i told her i want to chop out and she did not understand why and i was like mom you understand a school is a scam and she said i don't understand how can a school be a scam. i have a hundred four thousand dollars in student loans as of september two thousand and thirteen and they're only growing by the day. how long will it take before public european universities start charging twenty thirty or forty thousand dollars a year how long will it take for a lucrative private educational system to skid out of control like it is today in the u.s. everywhere around the world students are mobilizing can anyone out the

historic abortion referendum the mainly catholic nation and one of the strictest abortion laws in durham a close result is expected. i'm serious almost kind of welcome to the show the former hollywood film mogul harvey weinstein is expected to hand himself over to new york city police and just a few hours time on charges of sexual misconduct more than seventy women have made accusations including rape against the co-founder of the miramax studio in the weinstein company the allegations gave rise to the need to movement this would be the first time weinstein has been formally charged since the avalanche of allegations emerged. was harvey weinstein was once one of hollywood's most celebrated moguls the studios were behind a string of oscar winning film. in weinstein's hands an actor's career could be made or broken but his store began to fall last october when the new york times published multiple reports of serious sexual misconduct. more than seventy women came forward to accuse weinstein including some of hollywood's biggest female stars allegations range from unwanted sexual advances t

here in durham, for example, a bit misty.that will introduce a more storms from the near continent, particularly across southern parts of the uk, in the next few days, but these will head further north. one oi’ these will head further north. one or two showers in the morning across southern counties. the low cloud and grey start phoning back to the coast. some showers that it was the midlands, even into wales later in the day. further north, likely to be dry. sunniest skies for northern ireland scotland. temperatures vary in the mid—20s also. showers into the evening across southern parts of england and wales. they may fade for a while another batch is continued later in the night. further north, more problems with mist fog, and low cloud of the north sea. that will retract to the north coasts, but the weather weather will be on the move. heavy rain and potentially thundery rain will push westwards into wales. the south—west looks drier and conditions should improve in the south—east in the afternoon. again, scotla nd south—e

would it be any different if she had to bring it back to durham?t have the right to do that amongst her family, her loved ones, in her own home and community? you see, we have a different ethos, so far, in the practice of medicine in ireland. we don't hasten or deliberately caused the death of any patient, whether it's an elderly or infirm patient or a baby in the womb. so that isn't an option in ireland. i know people come to england to have terminations done and to deliver a dead foetus, and i know they fill out forms to say how they want the remains to be disposed of, that's the same if you are english or irish. the human rights council of the united nations has looked at this a couple of times and concluded that ireland has failed to strike the right balance between the protection of the foetus and the rights of women. they say quote, "the irish situation imposes a high level of mental anguish which amounts to cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment on irish women in these situations." well, let's look at that. there are six committees at the un

my expectation bar very low or durham a report i don't like but we see the governor you. say nothing about the inspectors but i don't have confidence or who's representing object to report however there is one important difference here and that is that we were able to go through the duma and the big difference with previous report. but just this like the one about the alleged data he insisted that. as the o.p.c. devil is legitimate see a diminished here in these recent reports you think in your personal view. absolutely not a year ago there was a very very similar report from a place called cotton shake not very far from the heat in the jihadi. idiot the same scenario that when we're not able to go there nevertheless with you report. and puts it the point being we think we're accepting a face value evidence supplied by jihadi and then there are. beat but she has this latest report all the all the victims were male not one female among them. well. i thought it was a small example there are many other. tanks coming online giving a short sword sure imagine sources always on

durham city rugby club says the players were admitted to hospital with breathing problems, not relatedel, has died in a car accident. the 37—year—old was reportedly in a collision with a truck this morning, after dropping his children at school in cheshire. he made nearly 200 appearances for aston villa, after signing with the club in 1998, and played 83 times for bolton. aston villa says its players will wear black armbands tonight as a mark of respect, during their game with middlesborough. before her engagement to prince harry, meghan markle was mainly known for her acting career and humanitarian work. now, according to time magazine, she's one of the top "100 most influential people in the world." 0ur royal correspondent, daniela relph, has travelled to los angeles to find out more about ms markle. my my name is meghan markle, i am 12 yea rs my name is meghan markle, i am 12 years old. it was her television debut on a children's programme to protect the test against sexist advertising. if you see something you do not like or are offended by on television or another place, write let

durham city rugby club says the players were admitted to hospital with breathing problems, not relatedas revealed that 63 people, who were part of the windrush generation could have been wrongly removed or deported. mrjavid was giving evidence to a parliamentary committee about the scandal. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford is here. he has more details about this. what can you tammy about the latest revelation by the home secretary? as the windrush scandal has unfolded, we have heard about people losing homes, losing access to the nhs and being put in immigration detention centres. until now we have not heard anyone had been thrown out of the country. today sajid javid believes they were 63 cases where it may have happened. that is 63 cases where people have been either told to leave the country or been forced out of the country. these were people who were para being commonwealth citizens arriving before 1973 and they had as much right to live in britain as anyone else. of those, 30 we re britain as anyone else. of those, 30 were ones who had been told by officials they ha

into the stream you shouldn't have less reproductive choices because you were born in derry and not durham or belfast not birmingham it's time to decriminalize abortion and give women and northern ireland autonomy over their own bodies equality with sisters in england scotland and wales when you see pictures of these protests when you read solidarity tweets like this do they resonate with you. oh totally just to give you an idea of what my experience was. years ago i find out that i was pregnant with my first child and am very much wanted a baby and the pregnancy went as normal up until the twenty week scan when we were told that i'm sorry but your baby's not going to survive and at that stage i asked for a termination and i was told doc just doesn't happen here so i had to go until i was thirty five weeks pregnant when my waters broke and deliver a stillborn baby and that's the situation currently and women who are on pregnant people who are result are pregnant as a result of sexual crime can't access the terminations either nor can those who have a crisis pregnancy. i'm just looking at a

nestled in the rolling hills of county durham, northeastern england.onspicuous union jack fluttering in the wind. as if the farmhouse below was buckingham palace itself. it a's the home of anita atkinson. 61-year-old grandmother of three. though not born into royalty has become the uk's queen of royal memorabilia. >> every day i think about the queen which is really sad isn't it? >> do you really? >> yeah. >> a patriotic pack rat. isn't a nook or cranny in her house that isn't home to a british bobble. commemorative tins jam the bookshelves. her bed sheets bright enough to wake the dead. there are enough collectible teacups for all of the tea in china. >> is it fair to say that this is pretty much an obsession for you? >> yes. it is a complete obsession. it is. >> it's not all she thinks about. she does have a job after all. editor of the local newspaper. the gazette. you will notice she bang out her stories on a union jack computer. right next to her union jack telephone which perhaps not surprisingly, rings with god save the queen. >> hello? >> she d

durham city rugby club said he‘d been admitted to hospital while suffering from breathing problems after scottish government says it is determined to cut childhood obesity by half over the next decade. 0ne plan is to targetjunk food promotions and how certain foods are marketed. and today first minister nicola sturgeon met the celebrity chef and food campaignerjamie 0liver to discuss her plans. lorna gordon reports. lunchtime at moss end primary in north lanarkshire. there you go. there‘s plenty on the menu and strong opinions from even the youngest about what they like to eat. you are having curry today, but what‘s your favourite food? pizza. cheese toastie and salad. tomato pasta. i mostly get fruit and cookies sometimes. the scottish government says that by the time many of these children leave school, it wants to have halved childhood obesity. so, here‘s the challenge — one in three children in scotland is at risk of being overweight or obese. a half of all children say they eat chocolates or sweets at least once a day. and more than a third of children say they drink sugary drinks a