applause ] >> chinese capital has won the bid for the 2022 winter olympics beijing will become the first city to host both the winter and summer games after beating the city of almati. >> let's go back to the arson attack that's killed a palestinian baby. a lawyer and human rights activist based in jerusalem joins us life now. good to have you on the program. the israeli military is suspecting jewish settlers were behind this. we know that there's been 120 attacks by settlers on palestinians and palestinian property since the start of this year. most go unpunished. do you expect the perpetrators of this attack to be brought to justice? >> i believe at this time the israeli authorities will do everything they can do to bring whoever committed this crime to justice to justify their settlement activities. it is the policy of settlement and the actions of the settlers, not just because they seek justice and want to show justice. this crime was done against the palestinian people and the against the humanity. it's very cruel action that was met, and the israeli authorities think this time they are

that makes it the first city to host both the summer and winter games. beijing previously hosted the 2008 summer olympics. >> beijing. >> beijing won the bid. the city was competing with kazakhstan. beijing plans to make use of several existing cities. city officials say that will help keep cost down. it's a factor that impressed ioc members. ioc also recognizes the value of financial support from the government of china, the world's second largest economy. in the final presentation, chinese officials underscored the nation's ability and promised a successful event. >> translator: we pledge our full guarantees for the games, financial legal security organizational and operational areas. sport is a noble cause that has the opportunity to change lives and transform the world. >> buttism oc officials also point out the challenges beijing faces, potentially unsuitable weather conditions and pollution. chinese officials are showing confidence to host the winter olympics on the back of the successful 2008 summer games. let's go live to our reporter in beijing.

piece of debris that could be part of flight mh370. >> beijing. >> and beijing will become the first cityst both the winter and summer olympic games. >>> renee is the director of the think tank. >> the unfortunately thing is that this nothing which is isolated. unfortunately i have been in the west bank for four years and seen attacks by israeli settlers on the civilian population on a continuous basis. in the past ten years over 1,000 palestinians have been injured. unfortunately this is something we see in west bank on a daily basis. there's no protection for the palestinian civilian population here. in this case yes, the israeli government condemned it strongly. they called it terrorism, which they usually don't. we have seen a debate. usually the israeli government and parliament do not refer to the settler environment as terrorism. we have a right-wing government in israel right now which is supporting this movement and almost on a weekly basis we see the support for new settlement construction and on a largely basis settlers are protected, and this is due to the israeli justice syst

and beijing will host the winter games, becoming the first city to host both the summer and winter olympics. amazon -- this for a new show of a multimillion dollar deal coming up business. zimbabwe calls for the extradition of walter palmer the american dentist who killed the country possible prime lien cecil. -- prime lion, cecil. he remains in hiding. >> let's head straight to the top story, the death of a palestinian child in an arson attack on the west tank. several other people were critically injured after suspected jewish extremists set fire to two palestinian homes. let's get more information for our correspondent, who joins us from jerusalem. walk us through what happened this morning. >> we know that at 4:00 a.m. this morning, two masked men entered a building and through firebombs in. one of the buildings was empty the other was the home of the family. the other child did not survive the blaze. three other members of the family are in critical condition and are being treated at israeli hospitals. i heard the doctor talking about the mother and he says that if she survives she wil

. >> beijing. [ cheering ] >> breaking records china's capital is the first city to host both summer and winter olympics. >> hello hundreds of palestinians have attended the funeral of an 18-month-old palestinian baby who died in an arson attack suspected to have been carried out by israeli settlers. the baby's parents and four-year-old brother are in criminal condition and are being treated in an israeli hospital both israel and the u.s. have condemned the fire was an act of terrorism. stephanie dekker reports. >> the family shared the only bedroom. they would have been fast asleep when the window was smashed and this small space set on fire. ibrahim heard screams he went to get help but when he came back the two men were gone. >> smoke was coming out of the house. i pulled him out. they told me there was another baby inside but the flames were so big. there was a huge blast and there was no way to save the baby. >> this is the room where 18-month-old ali was found dead. we spoke to the ambulance worker who removed his body from here. the way he described what was left of the baby w

. >>> and china's capitol becomes the first city to host both the summer and winter olympics. ♪ >>> hundredspalestinians have been to the funeral of an 18-month-old palestinian baby who died in an arson attack suspected to have been carried out by israeli settlers the baby's parents and four year old brother are in critical condition and receiving treatment in an israeli hospital. both israel and the u.s. have condemned the act as an act of terrorism. >> reporter: the family would have been fast asleep when this window was smashed. ibrahim heard screams. he says he saw the two attackers standing over the parents. he went to get help and when he came back the two men were gone. >> translator: smoke was coming out of the house. i saw the child. i pulled him out. then there was a huge blast and there was no way to save the baby. >> reporter: this is the room where the 18-month-old was found dead and we spoke to the ambulance worker who removed his body, and he described what was left of the baby was like a lump of coal. he hadn't finished his milk yet. the neighbors house was also set on fire b

catherine: beijing becomes the first city awarded both the summer and winter olympics.owever, not everyone is celebrating this. human rights groups have strongly criticized the choice. it comes at a time of the worst crackdown on human rights in the country in over two decades. >> human rights watch research shows that you reward a mega sporting event like the lyrics to a repressive government like china or russia, you absolutely exacerbate whatever human rights problems there are. catherine: despite the appeal to the ioc to send a positive message to developing countries, it seems the majority of members in almaty -- deemed almaty to riskier choice financially. tom: it is a highly improbable sort of her fork him about rival groups in germany are locked in a battle over a monument to the late singer michael jackson. the king of pop died six years ago and his memories still very much alive in the city of munich. reporter: this may not look like michael jackson did it is in fact a statute of a classical renaissance composer. but munich residents have commandeered it as a

they'll become the first city to host both the winter and summer games after beating the kazakhstan cityty. >>> back to the death of the 18-month-old. >> unfortunately i have been in the west bank for four years and seen attacks on a tin wows basis. in the last ten years, over 1,000 palestinians have been injured, so this is an absolutely terrible attack but unfortunately this is something we see in the west bank on a daily basis. there's no protection for the palestinian civilian population here. it's really a high level of intensity of violence here in the west bank. and in this case yes, any israeli government condemned it strongly. they called it terrorism. we have seen a debeet in the israeli [ inaudible ]. usually they do not refer to the settler violence as terrorism. we have a right-wing government right now which is supporting this secular movement and almost on a weekly basis we see their support for a new settlement construction. and the settlers are protected due to the military system which puts palestinians under military law, and the israeli settlers under civilian law, an

beijing will become the first city to host both the winter and summer games after beating the kazakh almaty. three former executives of japan's tepco power company will be tried for their roles in the fukushima nuclear disaster. a citizens panel ruled they should face charges of professional negligence a massive earthquake and tsunami in 2011 destroyed the fukushima plant contaminating water, food and the air. turkey and the u.s. has agreed to fightis ill in a stretch of territory in the northwest of syria but there is no agreement on which syrian opposition groups will fill the vacuum once the area is cleared. a report of syrians from the area who believe they should be partners in the campaign. >> this turkish military position over looks like a syrian border town controlled by isil. jerablos is along the last stretch of territory isil holds. the armed group's presence extends further south to the countryside of aleppo province. turkey has reached and agreement with the u.s. to defeat isil in northwest syria. the syrian kurdish fighting force, the ypg, which is backed by the coaliti

. >>> a new olympic record the chinese capital becomes the first city to host both the summer and theinter olympics. ♪ >>> first, a palestinian toddler has been burned to death in an arson attack in his family home in the occupied west bank. israeli settlers are suspected of carrying out the attack on friday morning. >> reporter: it's a scene of total devastation, a family home in the village of doumma, a blaze that killed an 18 month old toddler and injured his parents and 4-year-old brother. their nearby relative's house is scrawled on the water, seven aring and long live messiah. >> as they are emergency air lifted there is an investigation. they believe settlers are responsible for the arson attack. >> we saw at least two masked people according to our preliminary investigation come to two houses and then broke in windows and hurled two firebombs in with this tragic outcome. >> there are three illegal settlement close by. the u.n. says there have been 120 attacks since the start of the year. the vast majority of cases go unpunished. the israeli leadership has denounced the violenc

primm: beijing will be the first city to ever host the summer and winter olympics. time to get ready for the winter of 2022 and artificial snow. ♪ betty: good morning. i am betty liu. primm: i am pimm fox. let's look at how markets are trading. let's look at stocks a little bit higher. the dow jones industrial average be2/10 of a percent, and may five points. not much action in the indexes, personalction in the indexes, particularly with energy stocks. betty: exxon and chevron posted dismal earnings. we have seen the plunge and oil price. primm: there you have it. down another one point. betty: $47 a barrel now. futures are up. there near the level of a bottom . $1000. primm: let's look at some of the top stories on the bloomberg terminal. to the world's energy giants have then hurt by the worldwide glut of crude oil. exxon mobil has its worst quarterly performance in six years, and the income fell by more than half. that could force exxon to cut costs more than previously planned. promptedrgy prices chevron to write it down -- write down the price of its oil fields

savannah was georgia's first city. it was founded in 1733 by james oglethorpe for king george ii of england. oglethorpe was a visionary. he designed america's first planned city around 24 large open squares with their giant oaks and hanging spanish moss. but he was also a realist. the general made the streets between the squares wide enough to accommodate an army. this way, soldiers could be moved quickly from one part of town to another. during the american revolution three black soldiers from haiti fought here alongside the americans and french against the british. this monument honors revolutionary war hero general pulaski, who died during the battle of savannah. cotton made savannah wealthy. in fact, eli whitney developed his cotton gin just outside of town. until the civil war, savannah was a major port for the slave trade. today river street is crowded with tourists and shoppers. you can ride the trolley or book a seat on an old-fashioned riverboat. the pirates' house has been a meeting place for seafarers since

it will be the first city to have hosted both the summer olympics and the wind her all of it. we're joined by david gora. this came down to these two cities, which is sort of strange, in the past, you had a many cities vying for this, ukraine dropped out obviously because of the political tensions of there, but it just highlights the fact that it is hard to get support for the olympics in this day and age. alix: we just saw in that graphic that $1.56 billion is the budget for china. what kind of stuff to the have to build? there is quite be high-speed rail going there, beijing is already building a second international airport. they say that it is not for the lib ex, they said it was just going to be built in there now. if you look at every olympics games in the modern era, all of them have been over budget. budget was 1000% over budget. are many, many billions of numbers. alix: good stuff. betty: david, thank you, david ura, thank you. david: have a good weekend. alix: it was so nice working with you, have a great weekend. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ alix: welcome back. now ti

it will be the first city to host the winter games as well in in 2022.his is happy and grand news for chinese people. i would like to thank the aoc and friends in various fields to giving the trust and support to china. >> there have been a lot of last-minute lobbying of the voting members in kuala kuala lumpur. it became a big factor after cities would drop out. >> this is not a risky choice for 2022. in fact, it's quite the opposite. >> it was a vote that took place twice. faulty electric tablets replaced by a paper ballot. in the end they won by just five votes. they have the infrastructure but not the natural winter weather you would need for an event like this but that did not seem to deter the international olympic committee. >> with great experience of china in the delivering of great sport events, it is really a safe choice. >> the decision was celebrated in beijing. the 2008 olympic venue will host an opening and closing ceremony. >> i'm not surprised that beijing won't bid. we came to win. we should be the host. >> i'm excited just really excit

this year chicago became the first city in the nation to approve a reparation he s ordinance for victims of police abuse and torture. >> the thing is let's talk about it, let's expose them for what they are and we make changes. this was about making changes. >> next, and inmate takeover led by the prisoner who announced, this is my jail. "america tonight's" adam may with a shocking look behind bars and even more surprising warning about who's keeping watch on our prisons. >>> later, aging out. they've paid their accident to society but how to find their way back? reports. >> does location of this detention center play into the corruption that happened here? >> i think it plays a vital role. >> until now, ralph johnson has never talked on national tv about what he witnessed as a supervising corrections officer at the baltimore city jail. >> people from the neighborhood that become correctional officers and you have inmates that become correctional officers. >> an institution recently corruption. >> what happened? >> it blows old identity of control in 2004 when the state started hiring 18

city of almaty in kazakhstan. as rob mcbride tells us the reaction in china was ecstatic. >> reporter: widespread satisfaction throughout china. when it was firsted that beijing was serious about bidding for the winter olympics it was treated almost with disdain. the city of course not being a natural winter sport location but as time as gone on and other more natural contenders have dropped by the wayside there has been a growing realization of how serious china has been about wanting these games. there's also a growing sense of the political will that it has and also the resources it can put in place to guarantee that all of the facilities will be built and all of the snow-making infrastructure that will be needed to guarantee there will be enough snow for the event to take place. human rights groups had tried to prevent this decision arguing that any human rights record in china has gotten worse in recent years, and china has not upheld the olympic principals that it was meant to have signed it's a up for in 2008 when it won the summer olympics. but as far as the olympic committee is concerned, probably the more persuasive argument was their

beijing becomes the first city to stage both the summer and winter olympic games, but not everyone is chairing. -- is cheering. thank you for joining us. it is a breakthrough in the fight against ebola. preliminary results of a vaccine trial are more than promising. scientists have combined the ebola virus with a much safer virus, allowing them -- allowing the immune system to protect itself against the disease. within 11,000 people have died since late 2013. worst hit by the west african nations of guinea. 2520 people dead. sierra leone with nearly 4000. liberia worst hit with over 5000. many of those lives could have been saved. >> across west africa over the past year and a half as epidemic devastated entire communities. the crisis has. a vaccine trial underway in guinea has had an astonishing success rate. >> the data so far is -- and the trial is going on. the data shows none of the 2014 persons vaccinated developed the ebola virus disease 10 days after vaccination. >> there is still no proven cure. the outbreak that began in late 23rd 18 -- in late 2013 claimed thousands of live

. >>> beijing. [ cheers and applause ] >> yep, beijing becomes the first city to host both the winter summer olympics. the chinese capitol was chosen over one other contender, the city of almaty in kazakhstan. as rob mcbride tells us the reaction in china was joyous. >> reporter: widespread satisfaction across china. when it was first announced that beijing was serious about bidding for the winter olympics it was treated with disdain in some quarters the city not being a natural winter sport location but as time has gone on and other more natural contenders have dropped by the wayside, there has been a growing realize accusation about how serious china has been about wanting these games, and a growing sense of the political will it has and the resources it can put in place to ensure that the facilities will be built and the snow-making infrastructure will be available. human rights groups had tried to prevent this decision arguing the human rights record in china has gotten worse in recent years and that china has not upheld the olympic principals it was meant to sign it's a up for in

this year chicago became the first city in the nation to approve a reparation hes ordinance for victims of police abuse and torture. >> the thing is let's talk about it let's expose them for what they are and we make changes. this was about making changes. >> next, and inmate takeover led by the prisoner who announced this is my jail. "america tonight's" adam may with a shocking look behind bars and even more surprising warning about who's keeping watch on our prisons. >>> later, aging out. they've paid their accident to society but how to find their way back? $ >> they call it charm city but this year baltimore has been in turmoil after the death of a suspect apparently fatally injured while in police custody. the latest in a long history that has shaken the city's confidence in law enforcement. and another baltimore case that has put prison gartsdz prison guards behind bars. "america tonight""america tonight"'s adam may reports. >> does location of this detention center play into the corruption that happened here? >> i think it plays a vital role. >> until now ralph johnson has never

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first. ♪ >>> this is al jazeera america. good morning, live from new york cityi'm randall pinkston in for steph. a piece of airplane debris is on its way to france today. that is where investigators are set to determine if it belongs to the malaysian airlines jet that disappeared 16 months ago. charles stratford is where the fragment will be sent. what will investigatoring be looking for charles? >> reporter: the piece is expected to arrive tomorrow morning here at this french ministry of defense facility, where other investigations have been held on aviation disasters before. there's a number of things we gather they are going to be focusing on. they will be looking for evidence of what is broadly termed as data tags, anything suggesting a serial number or maintenance number to suggest previous repair works on that piece of debris. they are also going to be looking at how long the debris has been exposed to sea water. and at what depths. there's a lot of speculation as to what -- the amount of barnacles on the piece of debris suggests, whether it suggests it ha

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i'm grateful to my predecessor now sxhooumd for the long and torch religious effort to pass the first city's ordinances for the short-term rentals supervisor campos spoke of it as broken i think i perceive it as more not yet implemented as supervisor farrell mentioned it is a constance half year since this ordinance came into effect we assume that passing legislation automatically waves the magic wound that causes the action but, in fact anyone that started a business knows is it takes a while to establish the processes and put staff in place one of the happiest things for me in the last few months that concrete steps have been taken to create an office of short-term rentals to fund it adequately to put people in charge of it how to lead those efforts we're all ready in this stage beginning to see movement in the right direction i completely semiemphasize with people in the city i have been among them but i sure you many at city hall have been urging our administration to take those steps and grateful for supervisor farrell's resolution that would add additional emphasis on that administrati

the first city that went through a programme, and the number one thing that we found there. after the programme, shooting went down. there is anecdotal data there, that the community is more satisfied. we'll wait and see there. one of the biggest things. they didn't want that programme audited. and try to draw broader conclusions about whether the cops programme working on a national level. >> we'll follow up and find out interesting stuff. >> tomorrow, part 3 of paul davis. we examine the power of saying "i'm sorry", what happens when police apologise and own up to what they have done wrong. >> the minute communities - you have people in the community, we are talking that history suggests that there's time law enforcement played a negative role in enforcing discriminatory laws. many are live and well and living in the community. >> part 3 of paul beban's community tomorrow. that is our show for today. >>> when asked why he wanted to be the first to summit george everest, george mallery famously said because it's there. in the same spirit n.a.s.a. reached pluto, spending $65

. >> natal, in the north-east of the country, was the first city in brazil that did more than imposeugh penalties. since 2012, violent men like francisco are required to attend anti-aggression courses, to learn how to deal with their feelings. some of these men didn't even know hitting their wives was a punishable offence. for them the ten-week course was a cultural shock -- one the courts sentenced them to. Érica canuto: in some cases a prison sentence is necessary, but in all cases we have to convince men to reflect on their behaviour, so they change themselves. carla, francisco's wife says he has changed. he hasn't hit her since he finished the course. so far, none of the other 150 participants have re-offended either. carla de oliveira: i used to give him so many chances, but it didn't help. not until i decided to report him did things change. if i'd done it earlier, my life would have been much better. >> panic buttons for women, anti-aggression courses for men: they're small first steps. brazil's struggle against domestic violence and machismo will be a long one. >>to africa no

fallujah is one of the first cities to gaul to i.s.i.l. and will be one of the most difficult to capture. i.s.i.l. is believed to have launched suicide attacks. iraqi security forces use air strikes and artillery. the intensified operations on the edge of the city is killing civilians and fighters. the government says it is only targetting i.s.i.l. victims are clearly women and children. details are difficult to confirm. hospitals in fallujah and ramadi are controlled by i.s.i.l. iraqi doctors have been pulled out. this i.s.i.l. video appears to have shown young men. the defence ministry denies they were civilians saying i.s.i.l. bans the came. medical and civilian leaders say some are killed by barrel bombs, they are banned under international law. military leaders deny that. >> we are using air force jets army jets and artilleries, he is are our people rickies, i hear about the -- iraqis i hear about the use of barrel bombs, there's no such thing. >> among the main tactics are hiding in civilian areas. >> if civilians wanted to leave fal

it would be the first city to host summer and winter olympics. in the next hour we look at what each city offers, and the problems it presents. we talk about the serious issues facing the i.o.c. as demands and burden create a situation where many cities don't want to host the games. >> this has gotten so big. and the security problem. >> boston dropped out of the bidding for the sum 2024 olympics. we'll watch that after this broadcast. thank you >>> next on this broadcast - the company that cashes in every time happy birthday is played, and the court battle to put the song in the public domain. >> comedian mo amer. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday to you ... >>> a rare case of a motion picture using the song "happy birthday", it's one of a few dozen that decided to do so, because happy birthday to you is protected. warner music, a group that zones the copyright in the united states, but that could change, a lawsuit argues the song should be part of the public domain. an entertainment lawyer joins us in our studio. i should welcome, your fi

beijing becomes the first city to host the winter and summer games.lan to use several venues from the 2008 olympics. >> good morning. markets are poised to end the week and the month in positive territory despite a mixed session on thursday. nasdaq logging its third straight gain. investors are on watch today for labor cost data along with manufacturing reporteds. facebook builds its first large scale drone to help deliver internet access to remote parts of the world. it has a wingspan of a boeing 777 and will use lasers to beam data to the ground. google glass is back. this time it's all business. the google sold that device to the public for 1500 dollar a pop but halted sales in january when it became fairly controversial in some parts of the country when restaurants said people couldn't come in wearing them. >> just ahead two hole in ones in a single day. there may have been an even more impressive shot. >>> and the summerer's best promotion at night at the ballpark. sports is coming up next. ll. if it isn't the belle of the ball. gentlemen. you lo

. >>> healdsburg the first city to increase the age to buy cigarettes. anyone buying cigarettes has to be at least 21 years old. 15 stores that currently sell gets predict teens will go to neighboring towns to buy them. but other parts of the country where the minimum age is 21 have seen the numbers drop for smoking. the state is considering a similar move. >>> it's hot today but that's about to change, right, steve? >> indeed. still rather hot. a lot of high clouds coming up. 60s and 70s coast and bay but inland, there is a little difference compared to yesterday. a little bit more high clouds. that means the humidity is up there. you can see some of that low cloud deck. san francisco sitting in the 60s. they will top out upper 60s, 70s. it's very close on this tropical moisture but it looks like it's splitting over fresno, part of it is moving off toward santa clara valley, maybe monterey and then another section hitting right up the you san joaquin into the sacramento valley. some of these clouds have made it but not enough to cut off the temperatures

if successful beijing will be the first city to host both summer and winter games. >> the games of the 29th olympiad in 2008 are awarded to the city of beijing. >> reporter: it's a scene that china hopes will repeat itself. when beijing won the bid to host the 2008 summer olympics. a milestone in modern china spending $40 billion getting ready for the summer games. like many of her fellow chinese, she was proud back then but her house were demolished up to the massive construction leading up to the games. her protest led to years of disability after beating after being detained after the games. she says they have a responsibility not to award the games to beijing. >> translator: i don't think china has a right to host another olympics. we've raised the concern to the international olympic committee, but they always turn a blind eye to our suffering. >> reporter: last month a small group of tibetans protested outside of the ioc in switzerland where chien china present the details. it's not all about the human rights record. there's concern where the downhill skiing events would be held

first the city wide housing balance over the last 10 years was 18 percent. some of the front line neighborhood facing gend fiication and displacement served poorly or moderately at best. the mission built 3 percent of affordable housing. china town and down town built 6 percent. the castro, 12 percent. the south of market, 23 percent. one of the main factor seen in the report of poor housing or in the case of 5 district that had a negative housing balance account of the last 10 years is a large number of housing unit being lost because they are taken out of rent control. within example district 4 reported a loss of rent controlled unit at 867 percent. new fault eviction jz loss of rent control housing has been significant in all district across the city. district 8 had the most evictions, 844 units lost over the last 10 years. district 9, 688 evictions. district 6, 641 evections and in district 5 western addition and height, [inaudible] immediate action if we plan to build the minimum affordable housing. that means securing more site for affordable housing.

. >> san francisco is the first city in the country to ban the single use water bottle from city property. >> in the case of our ban on single use plastic water bottles, the goal here is to establish a marker, to lay it down in san francisco, to work with other cities to do the same. >> in the meantime, however, we're still a consume and dump nation. republic's landfill manager, augustin moreno says he wants residents to know just one thing: >> as someone that works in trash for a living, and you hear the concerns of the citizens of milpitas, what do you have to say to them? >> this is not a dump, you know, you hear that word very often and for us, you know, we work here every day, it's not fair to call this a dump. this is a modern sanitary landfill ... we take pride of what we do here. >> these residents say they just wish they were doing it somewhere else. >> so it's not that i'm fighting for my backyard, i'm fighting for the entire bay area's backyard. nobody's backyard is going to be spared. >> coming up next... >> we're standing by a pipe that's labeled, heated sludge... >> everyone

the group wants to make philadelphia the first city in america with a fully accessible taxi system. the parking authority expects to have dozen wheelchair taxi cabs in service by the fall. >>> this morning, the federal government is looking whether the airlines could limit growth so they could keep ticket sales high. the justice department is leading this investigation. how did this come to their attention, vai? >> like a lot of us who fly from time to time federal investigators started to notice a lack of empty seats in a shrinking, but more profitable airline industry and it wasn't lower fuel prices that raised suspicion about airlines. possibly working together to make sure fares stayed high. u.s. investigative sources are looking how they used the term glin as in capacity discipline. one said it's a code word. >> it's basically saying don't grow your airline, don't add speeds. get rid of routes where you don't have your flights completely full. >> reporter: investigation comes just as the airlines are beginning to turn a record profits after struggling for years. those profits a

and the first city in america to attain it wasn't new york or san francisco ...it was a city better known for it's southern charm and rural living, an american town more famous for its tr ains, than it's tech ....chattanooga tennessee. >> i'm going to go to youtube, and i'm going to watch the trailer for birdman, and it's already half way loaded that's incredible, you can just instantly (snaps his fingers) instantly 4k movies at your disposal. why doesn't the rest of america have these speeds? why chattanooga? >> most cities haven't really made the investment and haven't spent the resources in order to do it. i mean... this isn't fancy anyone could do what epb has done, but they've done it. >> tom hoover heads up information technology for the university of tennesee chattanooga. technologically speaking he's right, chattanooga's so-called "gig" isn't fancy. but this isn't about science this is about the politics of big cable. chattanooga was like most u.s. cities until the municipal power company, called "epb", came to the rescue. comcast, america's largest cable company and the state cab

city hall. three of those cadets are making history as the first female firefighters in chester. leaders including chester's mayor and instructors from the philadelphia fire academy were on hand to celebrate their achievement. the cadets will be sworn in at a later date. >> dunkin' donuts teaming up with the red cross to offer a sweet incentive for giving blood. the action cam was in marlton new jersey, for the campaign kickoff. starting today anyone who donates blood to the american red cross will get a voucher for, get this a-free medium iced coffee and a free doughnut. dunkin' donuts offered up 20,000 coupons in all. the campaign lasts through the month of august. >> that ought to get some people through the doors. >> i would imagine. >> boston cream. >> i'm stumped by melissa's song. >> she's a a good singer. >> still ahead at 4:30 it's been a dangerous summer on the water. what local police are asking swimmers to do to make sure they stay safe. >> up next a man caught on camera breaking into a parked car. what police say he took once he got inside. >> and from philly to the

washington, d.c., they would be the first city on the east coast to do that. >>> coming up, raging wildfires, that are threatening to leave a bitter taste in california's wine country. >>> and around here, it is another beautiful day in the neighborhood, but of course this weather, they cannot last iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 inttiernaonal agreements an td iseahe lding state sponsor of terrorism. >>> an intense wildfire that has torched nine square miles of country side near california's famous wine country, erratic winds, drought conditions, fueling up the flames about 45 minutes east of napa valley. as of right now, there are no wineries threatened, but hundreds of firefighters, they are just scrambling to keep the fire away from homes and buildings nearby. california officials, they say that they have gotten a federal grant to help with the fight. >>> a richmond area man is behind bars tonight, accused of abducting a woman and her terrifyi