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at the ec plan right they're not worth to close because try and get back on its speed tourism industryhere it's been slammed some money out of the area and out of the country had the weight look bowlines people trying to get out and i mention mexican military air lifting people on some commercial flights are beginning to return but the town as an trouble i'm passengers are just waiting and some cases to get home. ec locals walking through the streets incredible images coming from their stay up-to-date with compiling images information on our web site at kron4-dot-com. >> : dozens of people still trying to get out of there as proven difficult as the international airport is in limited use due to the severe storm damage that had just showed you con ford spoke with one man as he led the sfo today explain how he managed a family at a mexico. >> : not quite a buzz cut vacation a lot people but there were getting was the talk too glad to be a lot of calls and look as if unsound because several people flying in the bay area for a guadalajara about 30,000 to rescind it, and around there and to

ec: tenemos que comprar cmaras, pero las cmaras cuestan 6 mil dlares. me completan, tengo con que moverme seÑores el corresponsal de televisa, tambin se defendi. bite: eliseo caballero, periodista: "vi que mi vida podía correr peligro, asi como la de mi familia si yo directa o abiertamente decía que no lucrecia amigos tengan todos muy buenos dias y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48 primera edicion. enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: durante la manana tenemos: bajas temperaturas y nubosidad. para la tarde subira el termometro, permanecen las nubes. y para la noche esperamos temperaturas en los rangos de: 50's =============== como usted sabe en nuestra area geografica tenemos por lo menos cinco microclimas. hoy las temperaturas maximas en: la bahia norte tenemos: 84 la bahia sur tenemos: 80 la bahia este tenemos : 77 la costa tenemos: 68 los valles tenemos: 85 ================ ahora hablemos de lo que podemos esperar e

that to the grassroots for hire work connected to one side or the other but on the democratic side ec firms like a campaign solution working with progressive majority and they are deeply rooted in that community some of the community organizing and you also see a similar thing on the republican side. like public affairs which the founder has an interesting story. and with the presidential campaign with the invasion of pearl harbor. and it is deeply connected to the conservative movement to work with the nra and christian coalition and they are directly connected to that progressive movement. in fact, it is an equal representation between republican and democratic firms. >> host: in you talk about the crossroads but what are some of the tactics? >> it is up wide range they tried to be very careful who they target. that is the big story the consultants are being paid by the hour or on retainer many get upwards of $400 an hour for their work and do not want to waste their money. said they are careful and they want people who will say yes. they want to show results so they charge it membe

he served as ec treasurer from -- dc treasurer from 2005 until 2012.t after 7:00, a gray chevy impolitic hit a pedestrian at southern avenue and bowen road southeast. -- a chevy impala hit a pedestrian. >> abc seven has learned the u.s. and its allies have launched more than 200 thanrikes in a little more 24 hours now. they are targeting more than just isil. tom roussey is in the satellite center now to describe this. airstrikes and they have launched nearly 50 tomahawk missiles. used to stop a potential terror attack against the west. >> they are aimed but they're also aiming at a different group attack.t targeting an the fbi and homeland security missile campaign may be disrupting against the u.s. or its allies. against were undertaken the u.s. and western targets. >> they believe they have ties failed bomb maker and they plan to put bombs in printer cartridges. they were planning to blow up an airplane. >> leadership is trying to be taken out. >> they're using the chaos and syria as cover for the plot. >> it becomes a magnet for the use to come in a

the ec's and showers by nine along coastal waters instead afternoon we see some activity back in theth bay. tempters tomorrow will be cool '70s in the south bay along with '70s in the east bank. will have 60s along the coastline and '70s and the north bay. we have a slight chance of showers and the north bank for tomorrow. what really dry weather pass that. a couple of photobombers -- the photo is making its way viral. take a look at this! nearly a dozen deer made a background of the couple's pictures. the photographer ian christmann. captured the moment and later titled the photos as "deerly beloved". in sports. the giants are in the playoffs while the a's are now scrambling to get in. . and in his final game at yankee stadum derek jeter does highlights. and all the sports. next coming up this saturday couple match with the eagles along with an in-depth look of the giants fifth rogers. ...we need to break up. is it the biting? cuz i can stop? no! i love you and your show. it's cable. customers are more satisfied with u-verse. switch and we can stay together forever. forever? ow. i'm

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if ec and call police. the bicyclist is in hospital after being hit by car. officials say the by got crunched and a bicycle rider was thrown. 20 to 30 . we spoke with the goods merit in but did not want her face on camera but said that she and a few others help the writer. we can mine did cpr we were waiting for the ambulance to come to. we were telling him that we're to and help him in the still wake. it is clear that he was not conscious or. other it will to or the driver remained on scene and did cooperate with police. neighbors could consider this a very dangerous intersection. while the driver obeid traffic was cleese are still investigating into this if. a working girl dead after a sunday morning crash. his car drifted into another room name and hilo one then drifted off the road and hit a sign. investigators and usher of the alcohol was a factor in this crash. will take a break coming up next a coach sam although buildings are being repaired many are still shaken up about the previous earthquake. many syrians cross the border into turkey to get away fr

if you have any information, ec police want to talk to you. >> all right, thanks. let's hope people out there keep their eyes open. this just in from prince george's county, communities are wateran advisory after a main break. if you live in any of these cities highlighted on the map, you are urged to boil your water until you use it until further notice. >> let's turn to the weather now. lots of you had to dodge storms this afternoon and evening. are we in the clear? steve rudin has the first look at your forecast. >> we will start off with some good news this evening. all thunderstorm watches and warnings have now been canceled. a much different story earlier this afternoon. the heaviest storms across the district and montgomery county. now, those lifting off towards the north and east. look at this. this is our weatherbug network. itshows a shelf cloud as moves across very quickly wrapping heavy amounts of rain. before you knew it, skies began to clear. you saw a little bit of a sunset earlier this evening. right now we are looking at 72 in gaithersburg. 80 at r

i'll leave you now with your ec >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thank you very much r >> garrison keillor: maxine kumin lives on a farm in new hampshire where she breeds arabian and quarter horses, writing poetry, four novels, more than 20 children's books. she says, "i don't want to write poems that aren't necessary. i want to write poems that matter." >> this is a little one called after love. afterward, the compromise. bodies resume their boundaries. these legs, for instance, mine. your arms take you back in. spoons of our fingers, lips admit their ownership. the bedding yawns, a door blows aimlessly ajar and overhead, a plane singsongs coming down. nothing is changed, except there was a moment when the wolf, the mongering wolf who stands outside the self lay lightly down, and slept. ( applause ) thank you. >> belize is fighting back against an uninvited acquatic guest - by asking people to eat the venemous invader. hello and welcome to global 3000. we'lll get to that story in just a moment, but first here's a

in the recovery@éç room, there e two nurses that recovered 11 patients the other day. >> though her sons in the medical center, blackwell says she sides with the nurses but another parent with a son also hospitalized has mixed reaction to nurses walking off the job. your concerns as a dad. >> if people have insurance, they should have the proper medical care for them. but like i said, i was working to, i can understand what they are going through with the money situation. >> reporter: others we spoke with also understand. >> the doctors and whole administration, i mean, they are making the money. share some of it with the nurses, they are working hard. you know, they make them look all good. i think they ought to just go and give them their contracts. >> reporter: now, they declined an on-camera interview and sent a statement saying we have a contingency staffing plan in place, licensed and certified and experienced and well trained nurses will provide care for patients and their families at crozer. we are disappointed that the union has taken this action. the union leadership says the

one of the most bio-diverse places on earth, the hub of ec wa dor's oiecuador's industry. one and a half million liters into these water, that left the entire population of coca a town of 65,000 people without drinking water. jose tells me all these rocks were black. a journalist says it was a reminder that the government must boost farming and other industries as a long term alternative. >> translator: without doubt, oil is our only source of wealth. that's why the president depends on it. how can we get out of oil? >> politicians from the ruling party insist this time locals will see the greatest benefits from the new drilling. >> it's a great challenge for our government to show the world that osmall oil producing country can extract oil, despite governmental risk. exploiting oil will less future generations to leave the past behind. >> reporter: looking out over the area, juan and umberto worry that no animals left in the forest, they want the government to illegall legally recognize tr location now or foster be without. in the forest region of ecuador. >> thousands ha

this probe#"$eç will investigaty agents didn't use the tools at their disposal including guard dogs specificallyned to stop intruders, according to court documents, once he was in custody,psm he was concerned the atmosphere was collapsing and wanted to >> family members including his ex-wife samantha bell told cbs news today that he is a military veteran who developed severe mental problems, including post-traumt- during his three tours in iraq. >> he has never been violent toward me, he always -- lovin3$ but he -- there was something that was not right. >> bell says gonzalez was heavily medicated and under the care of a therapist when he was still active duty at fort hood, texas, he left the military in 2012 and she isn't sure if he is still receiving treatment. >> he needs the proper treatment to help him. he needs help. he is not -- he is mentally unstable. >> reporter: the army says gonzalez received more than a dozen medals, badges and ribbons during his military career, including a medal for his service in iraq. he is expected to appear in federal court on monday facing charges of unlawful

harrrry wingo,ormer navy seal, google ec, and cyber security ceo, n now holds the title of present and ceof the.c. chamber of commercrce. we sat down to talk about ways that he wants to give back and the city where he was born. >> welcome to "washington business report." you are a humble guy. i read the resume. we are the same age, 48 8 years old. graduated from high school in 1984. i was exhaususted halfway throuh your resume. you had so many different lives already. naval accademy, you went to yale lawchool, you're a navy seal, a corporate lawyer, capitol hill staffer. he worked at the fcc. let's start with the naval academy. >> well, my father was enlisted in the army. he had a big influence o on me. thiseally, i grew up with strong tradition of just feeling like i needed to contribute. some of my earliest memories were in a taxicab with my dad. he drove the taxicab for extra money, t to make ends meet. we were never really hungry -- i remember going to stores around the city. there was one that was big on 14th street. and it was actually so -- where that someone would find out that

i'll leave you now with your ec >>> that's all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thank you very much r >> belize is fighting back against an uninvited acquatic guest - by asking people to eat the venemous invader. hello and welcome to global 3000. we'lll get to that story in just a moment, but first here's a peak at what else is coming up on today's show. mobile clinics--how medicine is coming to the people in sao paolo fruit for the future: people in guniea are using bananas to make a better life and a beautiful predator -- how lionfish are destroying the marine ecosystem in the carribbean brazil's healthcare system is sick

ec during a comment pe fcc from ae wireless device, what more can we say? this is our world today. this is simply a fact of life. i think our national law should reflect that. >> a few weeks ago you did a post on reddit where you asked if we should come up with a new branding for net neutrality. any words that might come out of this that you think might work better? >> some thing like 28,000 people submitted their choice, and i think that we need something simple that the american people will understand. i haven't reviewed them all. my plate has been full the last several days, but we will put out an announcement about it. i'm thrilled so many people participated. 20,000 people. that's larger than some of the communities i represent. people care about it. in addition to their voting, so to speak, thousands of others weighed in and gave very long written opinions on how to address net neutrality. that was not the intent of the contest, but they still felt very strongly about it. >> back to section 202, congresswoman eshoo. carrier --her a common carrier or not a common carrier. is t

labor market calls the quantative job, i think chair janet yellin wants to see wage pressure in the ec has been lacking for years before she starts talking about tightening. >> now said what you would prefer to think the fed would do. what do you think they will say and do tomorrow? are you in the camp that believes they will drop the two magic words, considerable time -- significant -- >> i am in the camp that says they will not. and here is my reasoning. i don't think the fed likes to have its forward guidance pushed around by outsiders. when you think about this, take the considerable time, those two words, take that out of the statement. that really comes from people outside the fed who pick up something more hawkish going on. and they have kind of created this buzz. i believe this fed has shown before, and under ben bernanke, as well, that they don't like to be moved by forward guidance as kind of the chattering classes outside. i expect them to put their foot down and say we'll let you know when it is time to move guidance. >>> very quickly, what is the stock market saying today

hunter penc ece start a rally. new. bases loaded. matt duffy. clutch. center. giants win 4-2.ngers at the coliseum. top ninth. oakland up. man on first. odeur, dubbing to deep left center. andreis, all the way home. 1-2. odeur called safe. off the bag briefly. rangers weren't done. two hissetters lately. launching a bomb to left. seal the deal. rangers take the 4-1 lead. finally, collin kaepernick, hit with a $11,000 fine. quoted to say saying it will be a appealed. adding what he said was not identified in the letter from the league explaining his fine. that's it sportswise. more news coming up after the break. >> off after accidentally it hate 43 socks. that is okay. he is a good boy. >> that performance you will see tonight on "the tonight show" our own raj mathai making a cameo on the tonight show. getting chummy with jimmy fallon, the new bff. fallon wanted an active part in sketches. he asked anchor people to join in. the good news segment. airs in a few minutes. he thought raj was prettier than me. i did it too. i didn't get chosen. off awe i am tonight. next week this

. >> with the yankees out of the playoffs, der ec jeeter's final -- derek jeter's final three games will be in boston this weekend and he's going to play dh. >>> let's turn to first alert meteorologist erica grow. what a beautiful day we have. >> the sunshine has completely built in here and because of all that rain we had yesterday, you can actually really get out and enjoy it. all the allergens have been washed out of the atmosphere by all the heavy rain we had yesterday so get out there and enjoy it once our newscast has wrapped up of course. on satellite and radar, you can see just a few high clouds drifting in from the west, but this is not going to bring us any rain whatsoever. just partly to mostly sunny this afternoon. as we head through the afternoon hours, temperatures will continue to climb, but right now we're at 66 in reston and rockville. 73 in downtown washington and 69 in alexandria. right now it is 70 in waldorf. so you probably know that the nats have a doubleheader today. boy, they've been getting really worked in the past couple of days. they're going to have beautifu

we're affecting the ecs we share the earth with through the way we use land, by building cities and roads cutting down forests. we're affecting the water we drink by chemicals that we are spilling on the ground. we affect the air we breathe and most importantly we're affecting the climate all around us. but underneath all of these is the basic fact that there are more humans today than ever before and that number is growing year by year. bloom: it took the human race 99% of its history to reach 1 billion people. it reached 1 billion people around the year 1800 and now we're adding another billion every 12 to 15 years. so, in 1960, world population stood at about 3 billion. it crossed the 6-billion mark by the year 2000. it's now over 6.5 billion. it looks like global population will stabilize in the 9- to 10-billion range within the next 50 to 100 years. that is an extraordinary challenge -- the challenge of absorbing between 2.5 and 4 billion additional people onto the planet and having the resources to feed them and to clothe them and to house them and to educate them and to provide for

west over sees with the likely cost of violence and that will likely continue to fall to zero can we ec compare ball examples in the past? there is one analogy of the only other british empire that oversaw a similar but much weaker system and it is more integrated than ever before rates of violent death for lower than before but i rather scary thing started to happen. the british started to be aware. the more successful to create that integrated world the more they find themselves undermining their own a global order. the only way was to help the trading partners and rich themselves to be a part of the system germany, japan are getting so rich and powerful it is no longer obvious to see it as a global company said this begins to become clearer but then you get to the point there is no certainty anymore that britain really can use of force. 100 years than four weeks ago germany decides it is worth taking a chance with catastrophic results for everybody involved. the situation today is very different the u.s. running the global system and yet his seems the more successful it is the more i

review and possible action to review and change the conditions of the place of entertainment permit ec-822 at club malibu located at 3395 mission street. cammy. >> all right. good evening commissioners. we have talked about club malibu before. club malibu has been at that location for some time. i will give you a quick overview. this is all in your packet they gave you but we began getting complaints about club malibu from neighbors about noise and quality of life issues last summer. commissioner hyde and i contacted the owners and operators of club malibu, mis and they were willing to work with us and the neighbors. they did open up the bar and club to the neighbors so we could begin conversations and mediate the issues that cropped up. in your packet you will will find complaints from the neighbors originally, a letter from director kane reminding them of the good neighbor policy and that thing and also their permit which is current, and then also some current complaints that we're getting. just to give you more background after three meetings with the neighbors and club malibu it tu

truman's home ec class fall bake sale. ♪ ♪ bake bake bake ♪ bakers gonna bake bake bake bake bake ♪ sot up >> i just want to issue a reminder, there will be severe punishment for any student who is caught sexting during class. ♪ ♪ why you gotta text those nudes ♪ ♪ don't you know you're students too ♪ ♪ why you gotta text those nudes ♪ >> that was pretty good. all right. you may have heard of pop-up restaurants. they're also called supper clubs. they're typically promoted for a brief limited time. but according to a british news report, because of intense backlash, organizers in london are considering their next steps after offering the last meals of death row inmates. the website featured a series of photos of inmates with menus around their necks. so-called death row dinners were going for about 50 pounds or $81 a pop. organizers released a statement saying we're shocked and saddened by the response to death row dinners and are genuinely very sorry for any offense caused. the pop-up is intended to explore the concept of last meals and anyone who has been to a dinner party has probabl

it makes sense to me that exxon ec, but it doesal not make sense that google is getting involved withroup that is opposing climate change. why is google involved? >> that is a great questions for google. >> you have been suggesting they ended that relationship. >> you're a company that wants c isave interests, and ale an organization you probably think about. but the problem from our perspective is while they may align on some policy, like immigration policy, trade policy, or other kinds of things, they are off when it comes to climate change, and the good news today from google is that they have put climate change high enough up on their list that they have disaffiliated from the group. >> google has ended its as aionship with alec result of left-leaning associations. how do you respond to that? the american legislative exchange council has not been shy about their position on climate change. the draftk back at legislation may proposed in 2009, it suggested keeping climate change as a theory around the country. about free market. that is about misinformation. and google, of course, r

--atm >> pam: out of network atm the ec jumped 5% to a new high.customers were charged $4, 35¢ per transaction creek bank grant also reports those tidies kept most people using such of the machines. but that is part of the problem. the bank will hike fees to make up for the loss. and there is no sign of that slowing down. but these will skyrocket 23 percent over the past five years. >> pam: former first daughter chelsea clinton in her new daughter check out of the hospital today. hey john check it out. whoa! yeah i was testing to see if we really can turn any device in your house into a tv and the tablet worked just fine but i wanted to see if the phone will work as well. so i shrunk sharon. every channel's live just like on tv but it's my phone. it's genius. shh! i'm watching tv. tiny sharon is mean. i'm right here. watch any channel live on any device around your home. the x1 entertainment operating system only from xfinity. (male announcer) in the criminal justice system, sexually based offenses are considered especially heinous. in new york cit

cover 90 raider as a who work for the team for 2010 to 2013 there will be paid about 6000 hours for ec'sthey worked from 2010 to 2013. >>: marks: live less stadium is the most expensive. a family of four on average will have to have $641 just for tickets. with prices like these the want to know will you attend a game this year will actually have upon our web site asking whether you're an willing to shell out the books to go to levi stadium. a lot of people are saying this is too expensive. >>: if it's over 600 bucks for just the tickets rose member house expense of the parking is. and the food. ee local news...sports... weather emergencies...especially diverse communities... rural towns... the elderly. they save thousands every year on cable and satellite bills... pay-tv providers don't like that. they're pushing washington to change the rules and cripple free tv call congress. tell them to stand up for sixty million americans... ...and stand up to pay-tv providers. don't mess with free tv female narrator: through sunday, it's posturepedic through sunday, it's posturepedic versus beautyr

b is tryingthat ec to revitalize the lending countriesacross the of the south.d like to see more targeted measures that allow us to ramp up our funding through small businesses, sme's, and households in greece. tothing that can be done allow us better access and higher access to the new measures, the special measures, anything that can allow accommodative monetary policy in the southern european countries would be very helpful at this point of juncture in the greek economy. we would appreciate if someone looks into the special case of greece with that prospect. >> ok. thank you very much indeed. ceo of piraeus bank. we will be bank. in a couple minutes, we talk about iliad and its improved offer for deutsche telekom's u.s. business. in a moment. ♪ we're back, you're watching "the pulse." break and news on the m&a friend from iliad's ceo. saying some interesting things. he is saying that the offer for t-mobile, the u.s. business of deutsche telekom, is still valid. that is on the table and on the pitch and we are going to compete. more than 50%or of t-mobile with

this storm system ec here is going to weaken as it comes into california and we will only catch the very tail of this thursday morning . the cooler temperatures for the south bay. upper '70's for fremont. not as warm in land and will look at temperatures about five degrees cooler here. san francisco dropping into the upper 60s. here's a look ahead. tuesday more fog in the morning and temperature comes down. wednesday more fog and then increasing how high clouds. showers for thursday. cloudier and warmer as a going to next week. something out of a james bond movie. coming up, we take a look at a new way to make guns smarter and safer. i'm in said the senator mark theater in downtown redwood city. this was one of only five theaters in the country to test this new technology. why watch with one screen when you can watch with three. this 270 degree panoramic movie theater promises to immersed the audience in the film. if you are sick if you stay in one place you're bound to die in the entertainment business. you need to keep pushing the ball forward. movie theater companies have to a come ou

one that thing i would point out is on the very left-hand side ec stadium lighting.his is from the school where he teach. i asked somebody a couple of years ago why did we leave the lights on like this all night long? the answer was, it's good advertising for the school. [laughter] anyone who runs their harrisonburg, anybody who drives through there will think wow. all over the country we have parking lots that are lit up all night long whether there is a car in them are or like this one, no cars at all. gas stations are lit up like this. this is has nothing to do with safety. this has everything to do with getting it to stop and buy stuff here. in fact gas stations and parking lots are interesting because they are lit 10 times as bright as they were 20 years ago. we have a lot of what we call up lighting like lights that are shining up into the sky here. this is of course las vegas, the poster child for light shows. i want to point out on the right-hand side digital billboards which are spreading all over the country. we have almost 5000 of them now countrywide and

change and instead are right along with officers fantastic with the change artists here 18th burbank the ecies now trying to slow its ac transit bus that action crashed in the home of half a block on the street and not take a closer look at the bus when it was actually inside the home police say as it crashed through the fence a ruptured gas line plea ginnie in the richmond fire department quickly capped the line and not how the situation under control one of two suspects and the stolen red car so large with a police said the now looking " for a loss a the initial 20 minutes of this call extremely intense but officers antenna " my riding with panels yourself professionally a peak in the first moments after officers and cannot receive the call >> : there's one several suspects one that still hiding inside the backyard of the house and of a bus that's being collided and several injured people get sick as for now going on we have the evacuation of the streets and they have these two massive tow trucks that are hooking up to avenge the taken out of here. the with the front and the front windshi

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excitementthere is around ec as the nationals begin their run. up on these banners going my polls around the city. >> the slogan now this year, "nothing but october." nattitude"y on the slogan. >> season tickets went out to many of you yesterday, and although you are probably eat your to post it come a putting those tickets on social media could actually help out the scammers. >> something is building at nats park, no, not the building next-door, but the passion. >> i want to be at this game. it's postseason baseball. >> karen will be there, season-ticket holder who bought tickets for the division series. wait to physically hold them. >> but some fans are still grasping for a chance to go. a few lined up at the ticket counter today, buying seats for the last of the regular season, asking about seats, october. scammers hope to get lucky, too, and that is why the nats are warning you about people popping off counterfeits. >> we try to use the latest technology in various ways. >> bill patterson works with a company that handles to get security for

the building and then you see at the clock run clean up here with an really hasn't gone as this car ecmany times it's still here action told it was a rental car, alonso way that this is the old wine at store and now the city county has transformed that store into assistance center for quake victims >> : effort for non-profit and city county services and try and get people help with rebbe's the building inspections until help with all kinds of resources to help us on our feet >> : with and was placed a serial i think it's fantastic everybody's here offering help everybody and comes in and asking for help >> : in the check with city officials since opening that assistance center this afternoon work more than a hundred 40 cases most of those cases for building inspection >> : as nappa continues to recover from last month's big quake gov. jerry brown issued a compilation for california wine month. using current to orris from all over the world becomes simple wind as well as the other attractions for the statewide regents >> : figure why not take a look at the super moonless earlier so enjo

. >> yeah, that was a comment he made to the ec president, and actually he has been criticized for apparentlyealing a confidence, but it shows the mind set of the russians. what we are seeing, i think that the political pace is falling behind the actual reality on the ground. according to the ukrainian military there were 22 battles taking place in the last 24 hours. but the separatists are resurgence across huge swaj areas. you have the nato summit which starts on thursday. and the politicians don't seem to be keeping pace with what is happening here on the ground. >> paul beban reporting there. >>> we're getting reports that saudi arabia has detained 88 people over plotting what have been called terrorist attacks. the suspect had been monitored for months before their arrest and were on the verge of care rig out operations. three of the detained are yemeny. >>> an attack in the sinai peninsula has occurred near the border with gaza. >>> a british envoy has visited libya's parliament at its new seat in an eastern town on tuesday. it's a show of support against a rival assembly set up by arme

ec them in everyday life. >> it has taken me away from being out there. >> eric jones is out there as well. >> the mentors take a real look at your life. it's not like is only one time you see them. the zero is taken up on me every week say haori doing? do need any help? that's like one of the biggest things. they take a real interest. >> the doctor here is the president. >> i would say the foundation is about creating good citizens. taking young people from where they are and developing them and molding them. using various aspects in order to make good contributions to society. >> speaking of creating a contributing members to society, the doctor had some personal experience with that. she is, and smother. >> more than anything i want to prove to the world and hopefully help people live out their dreams. >> i am proud of the accomplishments he has made in his career. but i'm more proud of the man that he has become. >> when you sit down and think about it, this man could be doing anything he wants to do anywhere in the world. but he chooses to take time out of his schedule to come be

working to figure out what led to a crash that injured two people and shut down a busy south jersey road. éçinvolved here. the accidentç happened just before 11:00 this morning. sticklerville road was closed in both directions for about an hour and a half as crews cleared the scene. >>> in montgomery county, a first for prosecutors. >> a man facing the death penalty is about to represent himself at trial. in october of 2012, the father of sanjay zena found his daughter abducted an his mother murdered. for four days, investigators searched for the baby. the family friend told police he killed the grandmother and baby in a botched kidnapping attempt. he hbegan arguments in court today, asking a judge to throw out autopsy and crime scene photos. the man appointed to be stand-by counsel. >> he had no choice but to confess, that's his position. >> reporter: a judge is outlining a plan for extra security in court as jury selection is scheduled to take place tomorrow. it could take days because of the international attention this case has received. >>> more information in the decades old case of a

ec joins corporate lobbyists with state lawmakers to craft model bills nationwide.his week, in an interview with npr, the google chair said that had been a mistake and accused them of making the world a much worse place by lying about climate change. carolina, a state trooper has been fired and arrested after shooting an african-american man four times as he reached for his drivers license during a stop for an seatbelthe belt -- violation when he was at a gas station. footage from a dashboard camera edward jones reaching for a license after the trooper asked to see it. as he reaches into the truck and then turns back around, he shoots him four times. disappeared from the frame asks why he was shot. >> why did you shoot me? >> while you dove headfirst back into your car. i told you to get out of your car. >> i'm sorry. i didn't hear two words. has been charged with aggravated assault and could face up to 20 years in prison. in california, an african-american woman has won a one point $5 million settlement after she was beaten by a california highway patrol million--

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