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tom foreman has more. >> reporter: at to puhe bulleti burger's gun range, the teacher is helping herze off a shot. moments later she pulls the trigger for a burst of fire and the .9 mm sub machine gun jumps towards his head, he is mora moy wounded. >> we really don't know what happened. if they're right-handed or left-handed we develop it the same way. >> the uzi can travel 100 miles an hour, and be highly effective. but groups have argued that guns in the hands of young people bring in inherent risks. 20 states including washington, d.c. have laws to allow children unsupervised access to guns but they point out that those laws don't apply to supervised use. >> we think that common sense should probably dictate our behaviors. it doesn't seem to make a lot of sense to give young children access to particularly very powerful automatic weapons. >> still, it has happened before. in 2008, an 8-year-old boy at a gun show in massachusetts shot himself in the head while firing the uzi, the former police chief who organized the show could have gone to prison for more than 20 years but was acq

i am a foreman and i'm in charge to 72 people.looks like i am going for supervisor and there will be more responsibilities. today, i am a skilled worker. i get a regular paycheck. a year ago, i was living in a little town in the rio grande valley of south texas. there were thousands of us in the valley with very little education and no opportunity. about the only jobs were in the fields and even these are being taken over by machines. the government gave us a chance. i met the qualifications and entered the training program. they taught me how to read do sheets and how to metal work. this was the only graduation most of us ever had. my job is to build this airplane for the navy. it is a good job because i was well trained. it gives me an opportunity to and to give something in return for what i have received. many of our people have entered this training program and we are grateful because now we have no limits. learn andd we wednesday the -- and we see the progress in our paycheck. i look my children and i know they will finish h

and i was in there throwing darts one day and ed espinoza, the foreman from keenan, came in and threw out a general question. who needs a job? and he hired me as a landscaper plus home repair work. i started work the next day, september 1st. september 26th, i'm sitting in jail. >> in contrast to joe's story, neil discovered that the man who put joe on death row, eddie espinoza, had a very checkered past. >> eddie espinoza was someone who, in court, admitted that he was an alcoholic. also a drug abuser, a welfare cheat, he was someone who was known to drink a 12-pack of beer, would follow that up with snorting cocaine and then follow that one tequila shots. but eddie espinoza had agreed to a plea deal with prosecutors. and so his story became the prevailing narrative. >> there is absolutely no motive here that would impel joe d'ambrosio to inflict harm upon anthony klann. >> given what he had learned so far, neil was feeling that something had gone terribly wrong in the police investigation of tony klann's murder. >> stoney lewis points his fingers and they stop focusing on any other p

. >> tom foreman has more. >> reporter: these pictures taken from the american p-8 sub hunter shows justow close the chinese fighter jet came, close enough for the american crew to easily see details on the craft and even the pilot inside. >> it's difficult to say with precisi precision, but within 30 feet of the p-8, very, very close, very dangerous. >> reporter: and it didn't happen just once as the american plane flew on what is being called a routine patrol mission, repeatedly the chinese fighter roared over, under and beside it. >> the chinese jet also passed the nose of the p-8 at 90 degrees with its belly toward the p-8 poseiden with a point of making its weapons known. >> about 135 miles oeftd of hainan island just off the coast of china, and it's the latest sign of friction as america as it's allies clash with surveillance in the region. the americans moved two of its largest drones to japan, and last april north of japan, a russian jet buzzed another u.s. plane designed to track radar signals. the russian pilot came within 100 feet that time and again flashed his weapons at the

jennings is a court certified mediator, he became a natural choice to be foreman. >> did you call for right away? >> not initially. we took time to go through each piece of evidence and deliberate, deliberate. >> here, with permission of the court is the actual jury room where we would see how they literally weighed the evidence. >> i drew try scales on the chalkboard. to the right would be broken as innocent and broken as guilty. we tried to fit everything in that to come one a decision. >> they paid close attention to the conflicting testimony from those different medical examiners. but more than anything, the jurors were determined to listen to that 911 call one more time, very carefully. >> it's much easier to hear that within the confines of a jury room when there's all of us hauling around a laptop. it had been a month since we listened to that 911 call. >> my wife's in the bathroom dying. >> and when they listened, they said, they heard a man who wasn't changing his story but was simply beside himself and utterly confused. >> you know, obviously when you first hear it in the op

cnn's tom foreman joins us with more talk about this. good morning, tom. >> hi, carol.t's not just ferguson. this sort of thing has been happening in communities all over the country, where what you end up with is circumstances that are ripe for social unrest based upon some event that may happen out there. so that you have people who just are upset about many issues. the reason? because there are more people who have been struggling here for quite some time and upset about a lot of things. let's look at the numbers here and talk about why that's the case. this is a matp of the area from 2000 and the poverty rates, the darker, more intense colors here is where there is more poverty. that was 2000. look at this same map if we move forward, carol, to now, and look at how many places are in much deeper poverty. so much so that the poverty rate in ferguson doubled in that period of time, and some families now are actually living on about $63 a day for a family of four. that's a reason for people to feel a lot of stress. they have less health care, they have less access to e

had a chance after arranging for a three- year-old lombardi to step in as an honorary construction foremanthe residential tower. he has a rare tumor and he was able to hall dirt at the trinity property sight and he commemorated the day into a slab and will serve as a reminder as a brave fight against cancer. >>> it looks like you are not the only brian flores in the bay area. i want to introduce you to brian flores and it is one of the dozens of kittens that were left off at the humane society. last week, brian went out and did a story on the cats dropped off and their over supply of cats and to express their gratitude, the shelter named a kitten in brian's gratitude. he will be there. >> my daughter said she wanted a cat. this is what the cat looks like. my daughter said i want a cat so it is possible. >> sal castaneda doesn't have a cat named after him. >> oh brother, is this where the show is going this morning? >>> at least before 4:48, i mean hey, brian you should certainly consider adopting a cat, i say. >>> and roadwork, just passed universities blocking one of the right lanes and t

foundation arranged for the 3-year-old from monterey county to step in as an honorary construction foreman at the site of a 19- story residential tower. despite his rare kidney cancer, he was able to help operate heavy machinery, haul dirt and help pour concrete at the trinity property site. he commemorated the day by pressing his handprints into wet concrete where it is -- where it will serve as a brave reminder against cancer. >>> new questions about what happens to your personal information when you travel. we hold you about an amtrak employee accused of leaking passenger information for hundreds of thousands of dollars. the new concerns about how your travel information is protected. that's tonight on ktvu channel 2 news at 5:00. thank you for making ktvu your choice for news. we're always here for you on ktvu.com. you can follow us on twitter and facebook. have a great day. >> the following program contains actual video of real animal emergencies and is suitable for family viewing. coming next...a huge triple disaster puts pets in danger. many critters are abandoned and need urgent ca

tom foreman has more. >> one shot.ight. >> reporter: at the bullets and burgers gun range instructor charlie vacca is leaning over the 9-year-old girl telling her how to handle the uzi as she squeezes off a shot. then moments later she pulls the trigger for a burst of fire and the 9-millimeter submachine gun jumps toward vacca's head. he is mortally wounded. >> really don't know what happened. our guys are trained to basically hover over people when they're shooting. if they're shooting right-handed, we have our right hand behind them ready to push the weapon out of the way. and the left hand the same way. >> developed in the 1950s the uzi can fire ten rounds per second at close to 900 miles an hour. in the hands of a skilled marksman can can be highly effective. but groups like the law center to prevent gun violence have long argued that guns in the hands of young people bring inherent risks. 28 states plus washington, d.c. have laws to prosecute adults who allow children unsupervised access to guns, but they point ou

the foreman has managed to find a helmet, but only because of our camera.it looks like a suicide mission, but they will not allow themselves to be afraid. >> our only fear is that they will take away our jobs and our pay. in this region, there is no other work. >> the standards are deplorable because the workers built ease mines themselves. ever since the disaster in soma, the turkish government has promised higher safety standards, but here at the border with iraq, not much has changed. working conditions are turn-of-the-century. the miners have nothing more than shovels, pickaxes, and flashlights. there are no gas masks, and there's no emergency alarm. the mine itself has no supports, no emergency exits. >> we take a big risk every day, but some of us have to feed five or six kids. what else can we do? >> the work lasts at least eight hours, while the hourly rate is a mere two euros, and of course, they are not insured. human rights activists claim that even children under 16 have to work the mines, but at least for today, it seems that none are around. t

first, here's tom foreman. >> from his first moments in the 70s hit "happy days" as an alien visiting the 1950s, robin williams was a time traveler. >> i honestly regret it. >> and once he found the spotlight for almost 40 years he never left it. >> you ran iraq. >> whether mocking a president for the college crowd on "saturday night live" or leaping into a film for all ages like jumamji. such energy it seemed as if he had come for them. >> what year is it? >> it was brand new. >> no. what year is it? >> 1995. remember? >> his range made it possible, in films like "mrs. doubtfire" he let loose with broad physical comedy. >> oh, sir, i sought some angry member of the kitchen. did you not tip him? a run by fruity. >> in aladdin his ability to conjure voices made the genie in the lamp brilliant. >> never had a friend like me. >> and yet, he could just as convincingly play it straight in movies like "dead poets society." >> gather ye roses while ye may. carpe deem. >> who knew, he did because williams seized each day, each moment as if it were his last. whether entertaining troops, raisin

cnn's tom foreman walks us through what we know.rooke, for all of this new information evolving today, this is what it comes down to. north of st. louis here in ferguson, around the middle of the day, on a normal street out here right in this area. looks like this, if you're down at street level. two different stories are being told about the specific events around this shooting. here's what everyone agrees on. these two young men were walking down the street. the police officer came up in his car and they had an encounter with each other. beyond that, very different views. the police version is that as this officer spoke to the two young men, brown confronted the officer, wouldn't even let him out of the car as he tried to open the door, then he attacked the officer, reaching through the window, and tried to take the officer's gun. only when brown started to flee the scene did the officer pursue him, shooting at him and killing him about 35 feet away. although police say there was one shot fired at the vehicle at the time. very dif

i was thinking if i put my farts into a george foreman grill, maybe i can cure lupus. i don't know.'m an inventor! [laughter] please don't try doing that at home. [laughter] why would mrs. mcdonnell lie about this? >> maureen mcdonnell's chief of staff told f.b.i. investigators maureen mcdonnell was "a nut bag." [laughter] >> jon: someone's not getting a reference letter. here's what i really don't understand about that, why is "nut bag" a term for crazy? you got to carry your nuts in something, and a bag seems as sensible a conveyians object as anything. it would be crazy eating nuts out of a diaper, but you don't hear people saying about crazy people, that guy's nut diaper. apparently i'm alone. everyone in the audience is like, i eat nuts out of a diaper. i don't have a problem with that. the point is this: clearly the real victim here is bob mcdonnell because if there's one thing he cares about is family values. >> 34-year-old mcdonnell wrote his masters thesis on family values. he suggested working women and feminists were "detrimental to the family." >> we believe to the sanct

plant foreman. according to federal indictment unsealed today rancho feeding corporation slaughtered more than 100 sick cows. indictment claims quote the switch and slaughter of uninspected cancer eye cow occurred during the inspector lunch breaks. nearly 9 million pounds of beef were recalled from the plant last year before it was shut down. it has sense reopened now under new ownership. >> out of control wildfire tonight has forced hundreds of home evacuate entered oak hurst 16 miles from yos night. thousands of people forced to leave their homes. the fire burning in madera couldn't has grown to 1200 acres and already destroyed at least 2 buildings and jumped highway 41. it is spreading. >> and yet another fire burned if, burning forced he have been asian tonight east of truckee along interstate 80. u.s. forest service says it started near the historic boca township site and burned as many as 75 acres. fire crew were able to contain it fairly quickly. nearby camp site evacuated but since been reop

the foreman has managed to find a helmet, but only because of our camera.it looks like a suicide mission, but they will not allow themselves to be afraid. >> our only fear is that they will take away our jobs and our pay. in this region, there is no other work. >> the standards are deplorable because the workers built ease mines themselves. ever since the disaster in soma, the turkish government has promised higher safety standards, but here at the border with iraq, not much has changed. working conditions are turn-of-the-century. the miners have nothing more than shovels, pickaxes, and flashlights. there are no gas masks, and there's no emergency alarm. the mine itself has no supports, no emergency exits. >> we take a big risk every day, but some of us have to feed five or six kids. what else can we do? >> the work lasts at least eight hours, while the hourly rate is a mere two euros, and of course, they are not insured. human rights activists claim that even children under 16 have to work the mines, but at least for today, it seems that none are around. t

tom foreman reports. >> give you one shot. all right! >> reporter: at the bullets and burgers gun range, instructor charlie vaca is leaning over the 9-year-old girl, telling her how to handle the uzi as she squeezes off a shot. then moments later, she pulls the trigger for a burst of fire and the 9 millimeter submachine gun jumps towards vaca's head. he is mortally wounded. >> really don't know what happened. our guys are trained to basically hover over people when they're shooting and, you know, if they're shooting right-handed, we have our right hand behind them, ready to push the weapon out of the way and if they're left-handed, the same thing. >> reporter: developed in the 1950s, the uzi can fire ten rounds per seconds at close to 900 miles per hour. in the hands of a skilled marksman, it can be highly effective. but groups have long argued that guns in the hands of young people bring inherent risks. 28 states plus washington, d.c. have laws to prosecute adults who allow children unsupervised access to guns, but they point out such l

>> tom foreman, thank you very much.nts obviously on their way back here to the united states. we will be tracking their progress all along the way here on cnn. those patients are being taken to emory hospital in atlanta where dr. sanjay gupta is on the staff. he'll will covering that for you on cnn. it's an unbelievable situation. you know, it's almost 7:00 a.m. in the middle east where a ceasefire between israel and hamas now just about an hour away. yet tonight a constant barrage of artillery can still be heard coming from the eastern part of gaza city. the humanitarian truce set to last for about 72 hours hopefully. during that time, forces on the ground will stay in place. and people in gaza will have time to get food and water to care for the injured and to bury the dead. so we will be watching all of that for you. make sure you stay tuned to cnn throughout the evening and throughout the day here. well will have constant coverage for you. i'm don lemon. thanks for watching. good night. uh, hi... i'm here to drop of

he was working as a ranch foreman in graham county when war with spaino in about april 1898. general nelson a. miles, commanding general of the army, and his services in the apache campaigns against sought horn out to manage the pack trains in the against spanish forces in cuba. as the chief packer for the u.s. corps, horn was in charge of eight packed trains which were critical in keeping the front line troops supplied ammunition innd this heavily jungled area. horn should tom have found his niche in the pack trains. however, when he applied for the position of pack master, in the efforts toes agnado's rebels in the philippine islands, he inexplicably turned down. in a huff, horn refused to make the effort to travel to could havehere he gotten a job with the pack really wantedad to. as a result, he returned to the employ of his cattle baron wyoming.n in 1899, he served as a union pacific railroad detective and deputy u.s. marshal in the notorious band of post office and train robbers oft were allegedly a part butch cassidy's wild bunch. in 1900, horn, who had returned again

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. >> rain many today foreman accused of firing at police officers in south jersey.rosecutors have charged desean millage with the shooting in bridgeton comer land county. authorities say he fired a shot at police as they investigate add burglary. in maple shade, new jersey, police say a robber hit a second gas station win week and they say this guy is responsible for both robberies. police say he was wearing a black ski mask carrying a sawed off shotgun and demanded cash at the citgo gas station along route 73 north. he got away with an unknown am of money. if you know anything, give police a call. >> delaware state police arrest two men accused of stealing air-conditioners. troopers say they caught christopher porter and martin daniel stealing an air-conditioning unit from a home in magnolia. they later link them to two similar thefts from homes in felton. police are continuing their investigation and believe there may be more victims. >> still ahead tonight on fox 29 news at 6:00 the search for a guardian angel. >> a motorcycle crash left man literally dying on th

he, along with the former foreman and yardman appeared in federal court monday.o pleas were entered. the other ex owner, robert singleton, faces only one count.he's expected to make his first court appearance friday. maureen kelly kron4 news. >> pam: after the recall the slaughterhouse was shut down. >> pam: it has since been revamped and reopened under new ownership.by organic ranchers marin sun farms. >> pam: san francisco and oakland are also rallying today -- in protest of the deployment of the national guard in ferguson, missouri. >> pam: the group wold can't wait and stop mass incarceration network gathered at powell and market streets in san francisco and 145h and broadway in oakland. >> catherine: this was the same when they were marching this afternoon creek national guard will be used to protect the police command post. overrun by protesters over the weekend. >> will not allow vandals, criminals to the impact the safety and security of this community. >> catherine: there will be no repeat. independent autopsy showed the teenager had been shot six times

plant foreman. according to federal indictment unsealed today rancho feeding corporation slaughtered more than 100 sick cows. indictment claims quote the switch and slaughter of uninspected cancer eye cow occurred during the inspector lunch breaks. nearly 9 million pounds of beef were recalled from the plant last year before it was shut down. it has sense reopened now under new ownership. >> out of control wildfire tonight has forced hundreds of home evacuate entered oak hurst 16 miles from yos night. thousands of people forced to leave their homes. the fire burning in madera couldn't has grown to 1200 acres and already destroyed at least 2 buildings and jumped highway 41. it is yet>> and yet another fire burd if, burning forced he have been asian tonight east of truckee along interstate 80. u.s. forest service says it started near the historic boca township site and burned as many as acres acres. fire crew were able to contain it fairly quickly. nearby camp site evacuated but since been reopened. >

. >> police in chester county are looking foreman they say sexually assaulted a 16 year old girl. they released this sketch of the man. police say it happened wednesday morning in caln township. the girl told police the assault happened along a wooded trail near 11th avenue and foundry street. you're asked to call police if you recognize the guy in this sketch. >>> right now the search for two cars involved in deadly hit-and-run. police say the 50 year old victim was crossing the road at broad and bell field in philadelphia's logan section early this morning. cops say the first driver hit her and took off. a second car also hit the victim but stayed on the scene. then a third driver hit her and took off as well. the woman was taken to the hospital where she died. authorities say one of the cars is white and has front end damage. >> police hope you can help them identify a rittenhouse square robber tonight. surveillance cameras got this photo of the man investigators are looking for. police say he pulled a gun on man inside a parking lot on ranstead street last week and got away wi

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afghanistan etc then nato and its allies are doing the right thing since october twenty levon when the foreman fell there is no national government there is no national army or national police force it's plain for all to see that the nato project failed but that's to assume that nato attended to bring any type of stability to libya they have been made to put you in this mess i'm going to remain putting you in this mess and such as the innocents in libya that libyan oil production is not even thought of what it was in the foreseeable future it looks highly unlikely they'll be any stability let alone democracy in libya. britain is moving to investigate a cold case after eighty years it's hoping to shed light on the death of the former russian intelligence officer that story's online for you today. and twitter reveals a high ranking government request for users of personal data for the u.s. topping the list learn more parity dot com. america's national security agency is being sued for refusing to reveal its former directors earnings he reportedly has a lucrative sideline as a private consultant