he is serving a life sentence for being convicted of murdering emma jane. she was brutally tortured and murdered in 1979. at the end at the end of the segment i asked him point-blank did you kill emma jane? >> did you torture, rape them and murder her. >> no sir. >> was mentioned that emma jane had a drawing of herself in a tied up position on a desk where she worked. we talked to keith about how he had a casual sexual relationship with her and they did drugs together. could this be a way of being able to fulfill fantasies. >> do you remember where you were when you found that emma jane was murder question mark. >> what did you think? >> i just kept right on going. >> it wasn't a big deal. >> it wasn't a big deal. >> he says he knew the 67-year-old who is who is also serving a life sentence. >> anime was 64. >> so another lady was older and was actually married. she would come by and pick me up. >> so let me get this straight. keith keith admitted to us that he knew two women who are both horribly murdered murdered of days of each other yet had knows feelin

it looks like it,. >> that's emma jane. >> it is okay. she is a frozen there forever. >> with the picture. >> we left shocked with my eyes open. this is revealing interview. this may be something that was about truth. the truth is more complex, more scary and terrifying than any bedtime story. this is a red riding hood tail. she may have made decisions that brought keith alford into her life, it's not as simple as a pair tear. >> let me ask you, you have probably seen the worst of the worst, is this typical of someone who is convicted of murder. someone who has exercise great evil or is with great mental disconnect. >> well i think keith is a special circumstance. he has a a complete disconnect from his crime. i'm a firm believer that the he started off, and he was giving us the name of very detailed and then i went to jail for this hamilton thing and the next thing you know they're giving me truth serum and i don't know what happened. >> it took months of his life to tell me how he did it. >> is fascinating, there's so many times when si

hey, emma -- >> maybe we should get together. this is not going well so far. >> we could be moldy and oldy together, i guess? tell us about your time in philadelphia. why were you spending time in philadelphia ever? >> because i was doing aonian mcphee publicity trail. and i really love philly. i love the feel of it. >> where did you go? >> it was just gorgeous. >> i didn't go anywhere. we were working, just people, and driving around, and we didn't have time because we were going from state to state to state. but i just had a great, just enjoyed it, really, a lot. i remember it very clearly. >> you should come back. >> i should. >> you know, this is the birth place of america, emma, when we tore ourselves away from the mother country. >> yes, exactly, that's really where we ought to come. that's where i'm coming next time. >> okay. >> i'm getting my boots, i'm walking there. >> oh, right along the appalachian trail. >> yes. >> here is the thing. >> yes, that's it, that's it. >> i've kind of in love with robert redford, i would l

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>> emma bowens foundation.org or find us on twitter at emma l.b. -- >> thanks for coming in. >> thank you very much. still to coming from the classroom to the boardroom. how one organization is helping high school students step into the business world. but first maim emma bowen scholar shows us the life of a fox five intern in 60 seconds. >> hi my name is sarah sanders i was class of 2015 majoring in broadcast journalism and public health. fox five and this is my fourth, i work in the public affairs department. here is the board for good day "street talk" we're booked for the next few weeks once preproduction is done we head right upstairs to the studio. >> and i hope to do segments for good day "street talk" but also more. >> lawmakers will continue to debate this it shall -- [cheering] >> had is a day in a life as a public affairs trainee in 60 seconds. fox you gotta get fios!" well, fios is a 100 network to the home, so you can get access to the fastest internet and in-home and fios gives you too. so everyone in the house can get online. fios? we're rated number 1 in customer satis

snow white: emma!very selfless is now very selfish. where's she gone? since season one, emma has sort of become the glue in our show, and now that she's not there, what's that going to do to everyone? with this dagger, i command thee, return! o'donoghue: it's gonna be difficult for hook with emma now being the dark one because he loves her, and he wants to do whatever he can to protect that love. i can summon the dark one from any corner of the world. well, there's your answer. she's not in this world. emma, once she's taken on the darkness and she's sort of reborn into it, but then she's struggling with it, and there's times where the darkness is more powerful than the light in her, and there's times where the light is more powerful than the dark. kitsis: you have a lot of headstrong people who want to save emma, but each one of them has a different opinion on how to do it, and for us, that's what's so much fun about season five. here's your supper. we love these characters. they started as a part of

one, two, three. [ both ] emma, emma bo-bemma banana-fana-fo-femma fee-fi-fo-femma em-ma very good sweety, how do you feel? good. yeah? you did a really good job, okay? [ female announcer ] to nurses everywhere, thank you, from johnson & johnson. try. >> that ball is popped in the air. bautista. >> a great grab in the first inning by toronto's ryan goughwan. a pop fly ball. >> gough wans shot ride. and they win in the american league east. >>> the drama over deflated footballs before the super bowl could finally reach a conclusion today. a federal judge will make a final determination on whether new england patriots' quarterback tom brady will serve a four-game suspension. judge richard berman said his decision will come by friday. the patriots play their first regular season game next thursday. >>> and boston is out and los angeles is in. the u.s. olympic committee officially nominated l.a. as its choice to host the 2024 summer games. boston dropped its bid two months ago. los angeles is still vying with paris, rome, paris, and budapest, meanwhile they're scrapping their low gore for the

one, two, three. [ both ] ♪ emma, emma bo-bemma ♪ banana-fana-fo-femma ♪ fee-fi-fo-femma ♪ em-ma veryeety, how do you feel? good. yeah? you did a really good job, okay? [ female announcer ] to nurses everywhere, thank you, from johnson & johnson. >>> here's a look at today's orecast in some cities around the country. >> that ball is popped in the air. long run for gowan. bautista to gowan. oh, my. >> a great grab in the first inning by toronto's ryan gowan. the second baseman comes up big again when he comes to the base tied in the bottom of the tenth issue inning. >> high and deep to right. get it. >> go want's two-run shot gives them a whip over cleveland. >>> the drama over deflated footballs that began before the super bowl could people reach a conclusion today. a federal judge will make a final determination on whether new england patriots' quarterback tom brady will serve a four-game suspension. judge richard berman said tuesday his decision will come by friday. the patriots play their first regular season game next thursday. >>> and boston is out and los angeles is in. the u.s.

one, two, three. [ both ] ♪ emma, emma bo-bemma ♪ banana-fana-fo-femma ♪ fee-fi-fo-femma ♪ em-ma veryty, how do you feel? good. yeah? you did a really good job, okay? [ female announcer ] to nurses everywhere, thank you, from johnson & johnson. we're going out in an hour...? to nurses everywhere, fast. allegra® relieves your worst allergy symptoms two times faster than claritin®. allegra® gelcaps... not just fast. allegra® fast. >>> des moines police thought they had a suspect in the murder of television station employee pat mcrae, a stripper named laura england. she performed a private dance for pat on the last night he was seen alive. two days later, she was gone and pat was dead. >> she stripped sunday night, danced sunday night at the outer limits, and then she and her boyfriend leave town. >> police issued an all points bulletin for laura england. in the meantime, at the crime scene, investigators made some important discoveries. first, there were bloody boot prints throughout the house. and they had been made at two different times and several hours apart. >> you could see that

one, two, three. [ both ] ♪ emma, emma bo-bemma ♪ banana-fana-fo-femma ♪ fee-fi-fo-femma ♪ em-ma veryeety, how do you feel? good. yeah? you did a really good job, okay? [ female announcer ] to nurses everywhere, thank you, from johnson & johnson. >>> now to a heartbreaking scene out of paris. eight people, including two children are dead, after a fire breaks out in an apartment. take a look. the flames engulfed the building's top floors. now some victims reportedly died after leaping from the building and windows. more than had 100 firefighters were called in to put out the blaze. we know four people did survive. now investigators are trying to figure out if that fire was intentionally set. as we get updates we'll continue to pass them along to you. eun. >> thank you, angie. it is going to cost the government $130 million to protect employees after a data breach. and this morning, we know your tax dollars will cover the bill. tracie potts joins us live from capitol hill to explain why some workers are not satisfied with the conclusion. >> good morning. they're not, some want more than

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looks like we're going to have a lot of noahs, williams and emmas. in d.c., the top name for the boy is alexander and for the girl it's elizabeth. moving to maryland, noah ranks number one. olivia number one for the girls. in virginia, seems like mom and dads like the name william and emma. in west virginia, it's all about mason and sophia. the most popular. tasking a look at the map nationwide, noah and emma both top that list at number one. noah was first in 2013. emma was second. if you're wondering who is dropping rank, well, mile i, carly and britney. they fell the most in 2013. for the boys, bentley, damion and amari. that's the latest on the list. now back to you. >> what happened to barbara? bye bye to the beach. the most popular exhibit headed to a new >>> in case you missed it, there's a snippet of some of the fun this holiday weekend. the national symphony orchestra gave this concert on the west lawn of the capitol. the kennedy center put on the event. you can check our nbc washington app for a list of today's free labor day events. >>> if

emma: yeah.nk exactly the business community has been in -- an important role of looking at the economic trend of immigration in europe. your role i think is extremely important, because it makes it clear something that people in any case see in their daily life. immigrants do the jobs that europeans do not want to do anymore. look at italy. but everywhere in europe, we have the same thing. they do the job that attains to not want to do anymore. -- that italians to not want to do anymore. thatare providing services we do not be able to do on our own. francine: think he's a much for joining us today. the former italian foreign affairs minister joining us over the phone from rome. oils: now up next with having dropped 25% since the peak, we will speak to the strategist to slahsed his return targets -- who slashed his return targets. francine: warren buffett joins us live from new york at 5:00 european time. ♪ manus: welcome back to "the pulse" live in london. francine: here are some of bloomberg's

>> one writer said, emma thompson, robert redford. that's a couple. >> we did have a great time. >> this is my wife. >> you're the british nurse i have heard so much about. >> i certainly hope so. >> what is nolte's life like. >> he brings on his own universe. he's just in nolte world. he's incredibly intelligent. >>qu i have never helped win a presidential campaign before. >> neither have we. >> having played the first lady in "primary colors" it only seemed fitting to ask her about politics. >> watching from afar and you see the headlines from your home in scotland. do you turn to your family and -- >> yeah. we all hold hands and try to contact the living. we're just going, what's going on? donald trump? it's like some weird film. you know? it's like some film is happening in the states where you go, ooh, what's the next episode al. >> can you visualize the movie script? >> i wouldle rather not. >> your fellow brit bear grylls is taking president obama out on one of his wild adventures this week. >> oh? >> i went out with bear gryll

emma hayward has more now in the situation. >> they are stuck for now.ut clear about where they want to go. hundreds of refugees stopped from entering budapest railway station, and taking the train to other parts of europe. >> our requests are very very simple. we need just relief. just to pass. what do they want from us? >> hungary wants to try to enforce e.u. rule which is say people should seek asylum in the first country they get to. just a few kilometers from the border hundreds of people on the serbian side, are still waiting to make their way across. just as tens of thousands have done before them, so far this year. at this temporary shelter there's a chance to rest and reflect. can the next part of the journey. some here have germany in their sites. >> i think germany could take in 1 1/2 million syrians but only under the condition they get jobs because we don't want to be a burden. >> and many refugees have been arrivalling in germany by train every day. >> regarding the arrival of syrian refugees quite honestly, i see no responsibility on germa

. >> emma hayward puts the queen's record breaking rei breaking ren context. >> it was a promise made over 63 years ago by a 25-year-old princess soon to be queen. she would eventually be recognized the world over and who's been a constant presence in british life against a backdrop of constant change. >> in a sense the queen is the social glue of britain. she is the pin that holds the whole class system together. and of course, she is very important, not just as a symbol, but actually, she has real constitutional importance. >> reporter: at the time of the coronation, the british empire had begun to crumble. since then, other world leaders have come and gone. there have been royal weddings, divorce and scandal. but despite everything, there's still interest globally in the head of britain's most famous family. >> you might hear some negative things about you know her son or her -- some of the other royalty but never about the queen. it's always positive. >> i don't think she is very useful in the 21st century. >> on any given day you're likely to get this. people peering through gate

emma hayward, al jazeera, in london. >> this week on talk to al jazeera, katrina adams, she sits atopis as chairman of the board, ceo, and president of the united states tennis association. >> it's been 133 years since we were founded, so it is an honor to be the first... i don't think i have to fight for it, uh...i was just being me. >> adams' climb to the top took a decade, and now the first african american and former professional player

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emma roberts and seth has "ed burns". this friday morning. it's the 18th of september, 2015. beautiful day out here on our plaza, and an absolute classic. satisfaction by "the rolling stones" and we're going with this because matt has the thrill of a lifetime. you got to sit down with keith richards. >> iconic rock band, iconic guitarist. 71 years old. new music out, solo music for the first time in about 23 years. a new documentary out, i love the title of, "keith richards, under the influence. ". >> perfect. we'll talk to him about that and the music he loves and even mortality. >> look forward to that. >> and you know what? we'll here from johnny depp who is almost unrecognizable. i love when you say johnny depp women just scream. his new movie is "black mass," about infamous mobster whitey bulger. >> dying to see that movie. >> is that his hair? what's going on with his hair? he looks exactly like him. >> blue eyes. >> chameleon, amazing. >> really transformed himself for the role. the movie is supposed to be good. ca

everyone, emma thompson, the actress, the first thing she said to me was, what's going on with the u.spolitics? yes, traditionally, everyone and their grandmother on facebook these days and the tweets that are coming in. >> well, that's a good point, but also you have to think that now it's going to be talk about double or triple that. now i think you'll see even more political engagement in terms of what's happening around this race? does jeb bush have the opportunity to change the narrative? all he had to do was go forward and stop the bullying tactics. donald trump has effectively been able to dominate the media. he's calling in to shows all the time, and it's something that has been working for him. >> to your point trying to get your voice heard, carly fiorina tweeting out just a short time ago, thank you, ben carson and donald trump, who spoke out in support of a fair debate process. it appears, mercedes, that cnn will alter its original debate rule plan, and this could, and it seems likely, allow carly fiorina to be, quote, unquote, on that main stage. >> we saw the last poll th

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it has a killer cast with jamiely curtis and emma roberts. we were on the set before anybody else to find out what you need to know. >> it is a very nice balance between like terrifying, scary horror, and like girly, hilarious, glamorous fashion. >> good evening idiot hookers. >> and leah michelle is giving us a very different look. >> this year kappa will be required to accept anyone that wishes to become a pledge. >> i needed a break from neck brace, and i want today blow out my hair and -- >> that neck brace has to be so uncomfortable to wear. >> at first i thought it is totally fine, and then seven hours later it is like can someone rub my neck please. >> there is an actual serial killer on the loose. >> this show is like "mean girls" meets "friday the 13th" with a different cast member killed off each week. ariana grande is also on the show. >> you have rough hands and horrible shoes. are you amish or something. >> it is fun to be part of what a i wear. i feel like i though chanel pretty well. >> jamie lee curtis is den mom. >> we need y

emma hayward, al jazeera, london. >> more stories for you any time on our website. the address more that is www.aljazeera.com. you can also watch us by clicking on the "watch now" icon. that's it from me. we'll be back in a moment with another full round up of the day's news. thank you for watching. >> a master of humanity. new influence provide home plans to you provide homes for thousands of refugees. this is al jazeera live from london. also coming up, u.s. concerns over reports that russia may have deployed military aircraft to syria. >>> attacking president obama's nuclear agreement with iran taking place outside of congress.

emma hayward has more details. >> reporter: when i.s.i.l. released a recruiting video last year, raid khan appeared calm and spoke calmly. >> woo we ask yourself what prevents you from came to the land of izra. >> reporter: he appeals for others to join him in syria. another man is now dead, killed by a drone strike carried out by the british ministry. >> after an act of self defense and meticulous primming, a remoitlremotely directed aircra. two i.s.i.l. associates were also killed. one of whom, raul amin has been identified as a u.k. national. >> the strike was approved by the attorney general, the main legal advisor to the u.k. the first ck acknowledged strikn syria by the british. two years ago, britain's politicians narrowly volte narrd against carrying out military actions in syria. two years on, i.s.i.l.'s campaign of violence has escalated. the legality of killing two british nationals in thi this wy will be justified. >> it's been characterized as nationalism, there's a question of the timing of self defense as well. the u.k. has be

emma hayward, al jazeera, london. >> much more for you online on our website. the address for that is www.aljazeera.com. and you can watch us by clicking on the "watch now" icon. >> the house postponed it's debate over the iran nuclear deal. a day after the senate democrats gave the white house a major victory. open for business, the kentucky clerk's office is issuing marriage licenses but their boss kim davis is not there. and questioning planned parenthood. congress looks at ho how the group operates even though it was not invited to the discussion. >> this is al jazeera america. live from new york city. i'm erica pitsy. the iran nuclear deal debate was expected this afternoon but it has been postponed. why have the debates been postponed. >> some of the caucus and how say they haven't had the 60 days allowed by law to review all the materials related to the iran agreement. that's because they say iran has struck side deals. the iaea with the initial atomic agency. washington said these are not side deals. this is a normal part of the process when you go over

emma hayward has more on that. >> reporter: when i.s.i.l. released a recruiting video last year, raid khan appeared calm and spoke calmly. >> we need to ask yourself what prevents you from coming in the land of israel. >> he appeals to others to come to syria. khan along with another man is now dead. killed by an air strike in syria carried out by the british military. >> can i inform the group raid khan was killed on a precision air strike by an raf remotely piloted aircraft when he was traftraveling in a vehicle in riyadh, syria. one of them raol hamin has been identified as a u.k. national. >> reporter: over the past year britain has carried out 288 air strikes on iraq against i.s.i.l. fighters. it has also been known to use drones before. but two years ago, britain's politicians narrowly voted against carrying out military action in syria. >> 272, those to the left 285. >> role in iraq and syria has expanded, so too are the number mucof britsons britons. emma hayward, syria. >> afghanistan's harat province 300 poisoned, it is the sixth a

i was texting emma. she was actually giving me the play by play. she was presenting. i text her, oh, my god, hands down, best dress. you look so gorgeous. and she's like presenting, two seconds later she text me back. i said, i thought you were on stange. she must have walked right off and texted me right back. i didn't have to be there. i was getting the play by play. >> jimmy: i turn my phone not just on vibrate but on to totally off because i know my idiot friends, as soon as i walk out on that stage, oh, i hope he left his ringer on. >> would you ever like forget and just be like, excuse me, everyone. it's my friend. >> jimmy: i have forgotten and had the phone ringing. actually i was once visiting the "daily show" and i forgot my ringer was on. the worst thing you can do during a television show really besides shooting the host is to let your phone go off. and jon stewart and loudly the phone started ringing and -- >> and you picked up? >> jimmy: well, i ran is what i did, really, yeah. okay. anyway. so the emmys, you did not go. did you like going to award shows

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services of children's national health system in d.c., but she's also the one treating patients like emmat their local hospital in salisbury. she sees them every two to three months over this computer and seeing and speaking to them on the monitor while reviewing their blood sugar data and information which are all uploaded before the appointment. >> diabetes is suited beautifully for telemedicine because most of the visits really is an analysis of data and how to improve blood sugars and of course, with the underlying component of emotional issues which you would also deal with in a telemedicine visit. >> it fascinates me how you can see her clearly and it's like a facetime on a computer screen. >> she's not over here at all and if we didn't have telemedric here at prmc, i wouldn't have gotten such a great doctor to work with. >> reporter: but even dr. kogan agrees it's tough to replace that personal connection when you're seeing your doctor over the internet. >> one of the things that i value is having the relationship with my patients because that's part of the therapeutic alliance. yo

. >> reporter: like so many parents, they have a baby monitor to keep an eye on emma with live streamingir cell phones. one terrifying night they realized they weren't the only ones watching her. >> i noticed the camera was moving and heard a man's voice. it was screaming at my daughter. wake up baby. >> reporter: they say hackers used internet backdoor to take control of their camera and a new study shows how vulnerable these systems can be. tech security firm rapid 7 tests nine internet connected baby monitors costing up to $250 and gave almost all of them a failing grade. one d and eight fs. >> anyone that had the knowledge of these kinds of cameras could technically exploit them to even maybe extort money from you to take private footage of your life and expose that on the internet. >> reporter: rapid 7 recommends you disable unnecessary features like video recording or internet storage. never connect the device to public wi-fi and use cellular data. >> instantly i unplugged the camera? >> he changed their system's default security password but still feel a little uneasy. >> i don't

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. >> reporter: that's because kelly's two daughters, molly and emma, both have type 1 diabetes and thatequires constant monitoring by a specialist. but now their specialist is coming to them over the computer using what's called telemedicine. >> well, telemedicine is a way to deliver health care remotely. so what that really means is the ability to speak to a person that may be -- or family that may be very, very far away and be able to provide care or medication or consultation through a secure pathway. >> reporter: dr. fran cogan is the director of diabetes services at childrens national health system, but she's also the one treating patients like emma and molly at their local hospital. she sees them every two to three months over this computer. seeing and speaking to them on the monitor while viewing their lab results, blood sugar data and information which are all uploaded before the appointment. >> diabetes is really suited beautifully for telemedicine because most of the visits really is analysis of data and how to improve blood sugars. of course with the underlying component of e

. >> emma till was a cautionary tail. we weren't sure of his name, but we knew of the boy from chicago that went to the south and was brutally murdered. federal investigators reopened the case, exkumed his remains that was in a casket. >> it was a traditional casket. there was a class over it so you looked into it. after the presentation was complete, the remains were returned in a new casket, but the original was left abandoned. >> the casket was just sitting in a corner and had raccoons in it, and the family was very upset about that, and they realized that may be the casket should be observed at the smithsonian. >> as the director of smithsonian museum, history and culture, they chose the casket and story to be a centrepiece of the museum when it opens. >> the murder of emmett till became a moment that pointed america in a new direction. >> the evidence helped investigators clarify facts, but one witness alive to day is yet to speak publicly about what she nose, the woman emmett till whistled at. caroline bryant. >> i