over 30 points ahead of gerald ford. ford had a weak position in the national race. challenged jimmy carter to a debate. >> mr. president, i would look to explore a little more deeply our relationship with the russians. max frankle asked ford a question about whether the united states was accepting of soviet domination of eastern europe. >> there is no soviet domination of eastern europe and there never will be under a ford administration. i'm sorry, could i just follow. did i understand-up to say that the russians are not using eastern europe as their own spirit of influence. >> everybody's jaw just dropped. are you alive? are you aware? what he meant to say is i will not accept any soviet domination of eastern europe. >> governor carter, have-up a response? >> charitably that was a momentary slip. uncharitably it was a loss of touch with reality. >> clearly a huge moment where the country makes the judgment, you know what, maybe we do need to go in a different direction and replace the president. [ indiscernible ] >> ford had never lost an election in his life. won

gerald fisher john roger fisher. lucy fisher and. thomas james. richard fitzsimmons. darlene. miss you every day. >> and my uncle firefighter even though i never met you from all the stories i hear i know you are an amazing person. everyone loves you and misses you so much bad plus n y st and port authority god bless america. >> carl. matthew. john joseph. carl. david. michael. steven mark. jane folger. one donald ford and. christopher foresight. no will foster. and apropos robert joseph. geoffrey fox. virginia elizabeth fox. colleen france's. gary frank. martin frank. peter christopher frank. colleen frazier richard frazier. william fredericks. manager fredericks. freeman. farthing. alan philander. >> my brother-in-law edwin treatment you are missed dearly every day by all family and friends. we noted you are happy now you have your parents with you. we feel your presence every day. please note that you and all of the ever -- other victims will never be forgotten. >> your nieces and nephews to make you proud every day with their hard work and diligence. we love you and wish y

but his brother gerald, who started primary school the same day as joab, not only stays in school butels. the little boy joab took care of after their father left them is now 19-years-old and class president. >> reporter: gerald's future depends on national exams. if he does well, he could go to college. a future that now seems out of reach for joab. >> reporter: joab asks our film crew for a ride to nairobi, where he hopes to find a job or some training. kibera has changed little since he left two years ago. if anything, it's more crowded and desperate. without intervention, it seems unlikely joab, now 21 years old, will find his way back to school. >> reporter: but joab gets another chance. with the help of his former teacher at nakeel boarding school and american sponsors, joab is accepted to a day school outside nairobi, far away from kibera. >> on pbs newshour weekend sunday, time for school continues from brazil with the story of jefferson. >> my future is not guaranteed. but the only way to guarantee my future is by going to school. >> sreenivasan: on the next pbs newshour week

[laughter] gerald tan, al jazeera. >>> much more of our stories on our website, the address to click on to is al jazeera.com. al jazeera.com. ♪ pope francis travels to southeast cuba for a mass and presidential candidate ben carson says a muslim should not be in the white house, now a major civil rights group says he should drop out of the race. volkswagen is paying the price for an emissions scandal. thousands of cars are being recalled as vw stock pledges. ♪ this is al jazeera america, live from new york city, i'm randall pinkston, pope francis now is in southeast cuba in the city where fidel and brother rual castro grew up and celebrated mass this for tens of thousands of cubans, this is the first time a pope has ever visited the city and pope francis is credited with helping u.s. and cuba restart diplomatic relations after more than 50 years. david is live for us in havana and david i'm sure you have seen many incredible sights during your visit there watching the pope, such a busy day he has had, what has been most impressive for you? >> well, you know, i'm telling you it's hard

gerald fisher john roger fisher. lucy fisher and. thomas james. richard fitzsimmons. darlene. miss you every day. >> and my uncle firefighter even though i never met you from all the stories i hear i know you are an amazing person. everyone loves you and misses you so much bad plus n y st and port authority god bless america. >> carl. matthew. john joseph. carl. david. michael. steven mark. jane folger. one donald ford and. christopher foresight. no will foster. and apropos robert joseph. geoffrey fox. virginia elizabeth fox. colleen france's. gary frank. martin frank. peter christopher frank. colleen frazier richard frazier. william fredericks. manager fredericks. freeman. farthing. alan philander. >> my brother-in-law edwin treatment you are missed dearly every day by all family and friends. we noted you are happy now you have your parents with you. we feel your presence every day. please note that you and all of the ever -- other victims will never be forgotten. >> your nieces and nephews to make you proud every day with their hard work and diligence. we love you and wish y

. >> caller: i wonder did you find anything new about whether gerald ford and richard nixon had some sort of a deal with the the pardon and number two, i should c-span with credit laura bush for starting the national book festival. have you done that much? >> i think there was a wink and a nod. but it is true that he was the president of the chief of staff for vice president ford and layout options one of which was pardoning the president. he was communicating give us us the pardon and you get to become president. it was never explicit in fact, he denied it. but my own impression is that there was a bit of a wink and a nod. >> next: is richard in boca raton. >> it is a pleasure listening to you speak. i read the book the sixth widespread and i thought it was excellent. i have two questions. is it possible that we could have six wise men today and do you think that hillary clinton and the rest respect realized what she was doing in his e-mail is an area. in 1945 after world war ii there was no national security adviser. there was much more informal and presidents could call it as was

gerald michael. gerald thomas larry. christine a. and. edward. -- elizabeth oliver. barbara ogden. matthew timothy. schaede miss. john o'neill. peter o'neill, jr.. john o'neill. betty. michael. christopher. margaret. of virginia. rubin. kevin o'rourke. peter. want ortega. james. alexander. david ortiz. emilio ortiz. ortiz. and my brother your family and i miss you very deeply and words cannot express his sadness that we feel in our hearts with your lost. our lives will always be changed because you are not there. my prayer today is that each and every one of us will come together to love one another so that this horrific day and the allies that lost will not be in vain. love thy neighbor a and myself and be blessed. >> and my father river go hernandez. we love you, we miss you. >> paul ortiz, jr.. sonya ortiz. patrick. robert william. james. to mitt the frankland o'sullivan. jason douglas oz wall. michael john. michael john. tied joseph. dejesus. road lint. michael benjamin packer. diana. jeffrey matthew. richard. frank anthony. alan. christopher matt you. -- matthew. paul. john. e

gerald tan, al jazeera. >> in the news ahead: go ahead.undreds line up to boost the beleaguered army as the battle for control drags on. >> and sport grease's prime minister and a conservative rival neck he can and neck in the next election. ♪ >>> so the top stories 4 on al jazeera. mexican president has condemned a government attack on a tourist convoy in egypt that killed 12 people. two mexican tourist after the vehicles were shot at in the western desert. afghan taliban said it freed more than 400 prisoners from a prison in central gasney province. in the 150. during the attack at least three afghan police were killed. the eu has held talk in brussels over the continuing stream of refugees. german is suspending all trains traveling to and frust austria as it reintroduces border controls to deal with the influx . >>> saudi-led forces, 1078 soldiers have decision denisendn mireb. trying to drive out some handou rebels. aim to go retake sanaa so the exiled president and cabinet can return. a report than a humanitarian crisis. >> survival i

we have all his meetings with gerald ford as well. when you are looking through them you see this was largely a kissinger initiative and that is why he was there. ronald reagan fired al hague. i have to say, many years ago when we first did a story on kissinger and castro and it was the first story of the book. it came out in the new york review of books in 1994, more .han 20 years ago now we at the national security archive, where i work, had a classification of this special file that kissinger's office caps on these secret talks. william rogers with the emissary and policy pusher of this for kissinger. he kept this great, detailed file. all of his memos to kissinger, all of his travel logs and discussions. thislped him get declassified and then we went through it and wrote this extraordinary article. i actually did it with a scholar named james blake. at that point there was some press about this, and as i recall it was a cbs reporter went to gerald ford and said, what do you have to say about this history? and ford said, i didn't d

richard nixon in 1971 and gerald ford dealt with inflation. i think we have come a long way since that. >> i would like to thank jim again [applause]. i would not be doing my duty as a publisher, that you can acquire a copy of this book for a very modest consideration, tax-free at the table at the back. thank you also much. [applause]. combo [inaudible conversation] >> you are watching tv, television for serious readers. you can watch any program you see here online at book tv.org. >> when you look at the world of the supreme court has played in our society now, our history series has to has relevance. as we thought about what we can do to give relevance to our current program, a series on the court made all the sense in the world. >> the court is an equal branch of government, it is the third branch of government. it still has fundamental impact on america's lives. >> inside this elegant building is a court where cases are heard, decisions are made, that impact all of our lives. there are so many incredibly interesting cases in the court hist

gerald tan reports. >> reporter: uproar on the streets. rang out as people protested against the coup in burkina faso's capitol. >> translator: in front of us we saw a military vehicle that starting shooting, killing people. >> reporter: it's a dramatic turn of events after a popular uprising last october ousted the president when he tried to extend his 27-year rule. a transitional government had been preparing for elections next month until the reelite -- elite presidential guard took over on wednesday. the man in charge says the vote will take place but at later time. >> translator: we have to discuss it with the concerned actors, political parties and sil society in order to establish a timetable that allows for quick presidential and legislative election. we don't intend to extend our power. we don't intend to stay. we don't intend to do more than what needs to be done. >> reporter: the general was chief of the presidential guard and long time aid of former president. the president's whereabouts are unknown, recent speculation of a pol

gerald tan, al jazeera. >>> japan's governor is making a final push to pass a controversial security if passed it will allow japanese soldiers to be deployed overseas for the first time since world war ii and rob mcbride has more from tokyo. >> as this marathon session dragged on opposition parties are putting forward no confidence motion in the hope of filibustering and forcing this crucial debate on the security bills out of time. for his part he and the ruling coalition are determined they will be passed by the end of this session and he is now up against the clock. the concern is that if these bills are not passed in this session then they will be hanging over into next week which is a holiday period here in japan. and the concern is that the kind of protests we have seen have signed the japanese parliament and may well be swelled and may well become angry especially if protesters feel they have a way, a possibility they could talk these bills out of the present session of parliament and believe this takes japan a dangerous step back to military and led to such disaster and they

gerald tan, al jazeera. >>> swiss and u.s.tors are expected to hold a press conference in zurich about the fifa corruption investigate. in may 7 executives were arrested as part of a u.s. investigate. including fifa vice president jeffrey webb, in total 14 defendants charged with racketeering, wire fraud and money laundering. >>> three people have been arrested in malaysia in connection with the bombing of a shrine in bangkok last month. the chief of police says two malaysians and a pakistani were arrested and are assisting in the investigation. they were picked up after a tip-off from the thai authorities. 20 people were called by the bomb in august. florence hoy is there and sent this report. >> reporter: three suspects in cuscustody. two men and one woman believed to be been involved in the bombing. including a pakistani national. >> we are not sure whether the suspect is in this country, we don't know. we don't have a real evidence to show that he is in this country. so we are investigating it. >> reporter: the arrests wer

zealand and fishing band as one of the world's larger sanctuaries created in the south pacific and gerald details. >> the region is one of the most isolated places on earth, hundreds of marine species live in the waters, many of them unique, some endangered. >> this is probably one of the most significant that has been in a marine reserve because this is one of the last pristine sites in our ocean that is being preserved because this is an area that is unhabited by humans and it's such a large area. >> reporter: new zealand's prime minister has plans for the ocean sanctuary and will be thousands of kilometers. >> this is an area twice the size of land mass and 50 times the time of the largest national park. it is truly a special place and we want to keep it that way. >> reporter: the announcement gained immediate attention. >> just over an hour ago at the united nations the prime minister of new zealand john key made an announcement that we can all celebrate. >> reporter: not everybody is celebrating. mining, and fishing are now ban from the area, although some in the industries are upset

>> matthew farris, and gerald club michael tie ray -- michael tyree was found dead in his cell.r the family spoke to the media. >> there is a fact basis for the phrase you got the [blank] beat out of him. so they beat him. badly. >> the 31-year-old suffered from mental illness and in jail on a minuter charge. the deputies are charged with suspicion of murder, assault under color of authority and conspiracy. the three deputies were the only ones on duty when he died and are held in jail out of santa clara county. a rally is scheduled outside of the main jail in santa clara county today in profit of you have -- if protest of guard lie lens. >> now a driver is speeding down the freeway at over 100 miles per hour. this is southbound 101. the driver is trying to get around from the sheriff deputies. the woman behind the wheel took several exits off-and-on the freeway. she finally hit the median of 101 two miles mouth of the sonoma and marin county line. she was ordered out of the vehicle with agains drawn. this is no word on why she ran from police. >> sacramento city college had a s

drama series for the first time along with -- 11 other awards and al jazeera's gerald tan reports. >>r: davis, how to get get away with murder. loves history and 67th emmy awards broke a barrier honoring the first black woman with out standing actress in a drama series. >> let me tell you something, the only thing that separates women of color from anyone else is opportunity. [cheers and applause] it was a sweet victory for the epic game of thrones with 12 prizes in total including outstanding drama series. >> my silent days were interesting. >> reporter: the show now holds the record for the most t.v. academy awards in a single year surpassing the west wing. >> thanks hbo in believing in dragons and thank you. >> thank you all for watching. >> reporter: there was the usual humor, like this from four time out standing winner julia louis-dreyfus. >> what a great honor it must be for you to honor me tonight. [laughter] oh, wait, oh, no, no, no i'm so sorry, donald trump said that, i'm sorry. [laughter] and the leading actor johnham went home with his first trophy after eight nominations

gerald tan, al jazeera. >>> now exactly six months ago a category five cyclone hit the pacific islandanauta, the damage was extensive. al jazeera's andrew thomas was one of the first journalists to arrive after the cyclone hit. he returned and filed this report. >> reporter: in a couple of days pam will be six months old. she was named after march's storm. baby pam doesn't know any different. for everyone else, the impact of cyclone pam is still obvious. although scarred for van ca iowa true recovery is underway, many houses damaged in march have been put back up. schools have been repaired. temporary classrooms establish established. and in remote communities, there have been celebration songs as health clinics are rebuilt. getting to this point, though, wasn't ease e vanauta is a sparsely populated place, bringing surprise in to the country was only half the battle. >> we had planes that arrived that by regulation can't land on grass, 90% of our airports are grass. and so that made it difficult for relief amounts is a to his say we have this stuff. we want to deliver it. but we can'

. >> about the same time gerald ford becomes president, charlie in prison writes to squeaky that he'ses. they want to do one big thing that's going to get the nation's attention back on charlie. so squeaky, wearing a red robe, comes up to the president of the united states with a big gun, points the gun in his face. the secret servicemen wrestle her to the ground, and squeaky's first words were, can you believe the gun didn't go off? >> following your own close brush with death a few weeks ago in sacramento, i wonder if this has convinced you at all that we need tough gun control legislation in this country? >> i prefer to go after the person who uses the gun for an illegal or criminal purpose. that to me is a far better approach than the one where you require registration of the individual or the gun. >> just minutes after making those statements, gerald ford walked into the street and heard the sound of gunfire. >> my god, there's been a shot! there's been a shot. we're being pushed back by the police. somebody has fired a shot here. we don't know if anybody has been hit. my god! so

gerald michael. gerald thomas larry. christine a. and. edward. -- elizabeth oliver. barbara ogden.teven john. matthew timothy. schaede miss. john o'neill. peter o'neill, jr.. john o'neill. betty. michael. christopher. margaret. of virginia. rubin. kevin o'rourke. peter. want ortega. james. alexander. david ortiz. emilio ortiz. ortiz. and my brother your family and i miss you very deeply and words cannot express his sadness that we feel in our hearts with your lost. our lives will always be changed because you are not there. my prayer today is that each and every one of us will come together to love one another so that this horrific day and the allies that lost will not be in vain. love thy neighbor a and myself and be blessed. >> and my father river go hernandez. we love you, we miss you. >> paul ortiz, jr.. sonya ortiz. patrick. robert william. james. to mitt the frankland o'sullivan. jason douglas oz wall. michael john. michael john. tied joseph. dejesus. road lint. michael benjamin packer. diana. jeffrey matthew. richard. frank anthony. alan. christopher matt you. -- matthew. pa

gerald harris is recovering after being shot in the leg by responding officers. police say he opened fire on officers and officers responded with 70 shots. police say this the gun he used, an illegal gun from florida. harris was wanted for trying to steal a 52-year-old's car. he was hiding in the trunk when the man opened the trunk. morning. eight officers canvassed the area, apparently spotted him, and harris according to police ran behind a car and opened fire on officers who of course returned fire. it was around jefferson avenue, and they say harris then ran, running into two officers who he allegedly shot at, and officers again returned fire, and people who live around the neighborhood say they have never heard so much gunfire. >> it was like consecutive, one after another after another after another. i looked outside and saw his police presence,s and i like what's going on? >> reporter: six officers were taken to the hospital, suffering from ringing in their ears, but they are expected to be okay. the gun that harris allegedly used, police say was found nex

gerald gates the eric it combative years as chief than what you call the decade of drift under bernard parks than many other police departments have the reply is is yes. emphatically. so summarize how has the lapd changed from 1992 through 2011? >> bill gates was the inheritor of the attitude pardon me. in the succession of the lapd chief starting with parker who became chief 1950. when he became chief he was heralded as a great reformer and he was indeed because at that time los angeles like other many big city departments, was a department on the take. if you were stopped you would pay the kerbside find - - time. [laughter] people would take money from gamblers and prostitution and, etc.. it was corrupt in that way but bill parker said no. we will not do that anymore. this stops now. the credo was after parker parker, if you get in trouble or involved in the shooting were beating up somebody that needed to me we will protect you but if you take 1 penny your ass is ours. that is history since then. so parker did some day that started a lot of problems or for the lapd he agreed to have

gerald tan, al jazeera. >> now for sport in doha. >> thank you very much. we'll start with the uefa champions league and in barcelona they have been given quite a fright. remember, barca sent into this match for at least eight weeks. certainly struggled earlier. as the bundesliga side took the lead on 22 minutes. there were were just ten minutes on the clock. and almost immediately, they scored a wonderful goal to give a 2-1 win. the really big win is on score 5-0. he completed his hat trick in the second half. he's now scored ten goals in his last three games. >> well, gaining themselves the perfect gift to celebrate the 122nd anniversary with a win over chelsea. they showed the team level at halftime, but the half side dominated after the break. they should have scored more. it was surely an unhappy homecoming. let's look at the other result. >> well, to the asian champions league the semifinal stage. in the first leg on tuesday, they would open the scoring in the 57th minute. they would manage with eight minutes left coming in from the corner. >> now one

gerald tan, al jazeera. >> at the center of a vin staj dispute witvintagedispute with . former italian prime minister sylvio bery berlusconi. russia now controls crimea. >>> japan has passed controversial legislation allowing japanese troops to serve abroad. prime minister shinzo abe says the laws are necessary to protect japan from wars. >>> choosing a government they hope can address the country raps economic crisis. in the meantime, thousands of refugees acrossing the mediterranean, are first arriving in greece. barnaby phillips has the story. >> they watch the news as desperate people arrive every day in their city. in a square in central athens, elderly greeks outnumbered by thousands of afghans. a few will stay in greece and build new lives here like unis who came 14 years ago. he says greeks are generous but he worries that political instability will change that. >> we are afraid that because of this election and because of this crisis maybe the climate will be changing. maybe some extremist groups will use this condition on benefit of themselves, that's why we ar

gerald tan, al jazeera. >>> plenty more for you any time on our website, the address is that of al jazeera.com. welcome to panama. i'd heard the stories of a rich and diverse forest. >> hi, buddy! >> i'd be lying if i didn't admit that i was psyched to be here. i'd find plenty of butterflies and a heck of a lot more. >> did you see that guy? >> that's what i could count on. but then, panama surprised me. techknow came here to check out the massive panama canal expansion project but this trip would become much more. this is techknow. a show about innovations that can change lives. >> the science of fighting a wild fire. >> we're going to explore the intersection of hardware and humanity and we're doing it in a unique way. this is a show about science... >> oh, my god! by scientists. pink and purple paint the skies over a downtown city skyline. it could be any city in the world. but this is panama. a country stuck in the middle. one of latin america's richest. with overwhelming poverty, smack in the middle of incredible wealth. but most of what makes panama great is its incredible canal. more th

gerald harris is recovering here at kings county hospital after being shot in the leg. he shot at officers 11 times during this confrontation early friday morning in bushwick, and police say harris tried to steal someone's car, and then fled. police had a good description of harris and tracked him down quickly saying he ran behind a car, opened fire on officers, around jefferson avenue, and police returned fire, and then harris ran away, running into the more officers two officer there is also allegedly shooting at them, and then they also returned fire, eventually harris was shot in the leg, and in total they said harris fired off 11 shots, and police 70 shots, and he's being charged with four counts of attempted murder of a police officer. we are live outside of kings county hospital this morning. kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> right now the search is on for an emt who works with the fdny, and he's now missing on long island. rema rodriguez was last seen on tuesday. she did not show up for her shift that day in manhattan. nassau county police say she h

gerald, you're going to take the shot. okay?tgun doesn't go in once you take your shots you back out. my name is sergeant bonilla. the time is approximately -- >> 7:08. >> 7:08 p.m. the inmate we're extracting is kevin blanco, he's refusing to come out of the recreation pen. at this time we're going to proceed. >> coming out, blanco? this is your last directive to come out. come on. >> go ahead. >> not working. >> he's too far. blanco, one more directive, you coming out, we're going to drop o.c. in the cage. everybody up. >> you guys done yet? >> coming out, blanco? >> you guys done? >> blanco still refuses to comply. forcing c.e.r.t. to escalate to nonlethal shotgun rounds. >> get down and take a shot. >> come on down, blanco. >> when you're ready. give him another one. >> coming down, blanco. >> good shot. >> i'll come down if you shoot me one more time. >> all right. >> hold up. >> medical? >> hold up. >> he refuses. >> i refuse. i'm all right. i'm 100% all right. >> hold on, blanco. >> check this out. >> yeah. >> we're going

rare, what makes this one different is how close the moon will be to the earth, 221,753 to be exact gerald mckeegan is an astronomer at the space center. >>:it them will look about 14% bigger than when etta's of its farthest distance--it is at its >> scott :in case you are wondering next time you'll be able to see something like this won't be until 200033 2033 >> vicki : we want to see your supermoon pictures. we have a slideshow on our website of the photos kron 4 viewers have been sending us. you can send your pictures to breaking-news-@-kron-4.com. your pictures could end up on our show. new at 11. a woman is hospitalized following a shooting in vallejo. it happened in a parking lot along harbor way around 5-15 tonight. police say someone from inside a black chevrolet suburban and a red cadillac s-t-s fired the gun. the bullet ricocheted off something and hit the woman. officials believe the shooter may have been shooting at birds. her injuries are not considered life threatening. firefighters expect to have the valley fire fully contained by next week. it has scorched more than 76- tho

her and gerald appeared to be really close.ou could tell there was a lot of emotion there over his sister's death. >> as the murder trial begins, carter is anxious and angry. and when there's a break in courtroom proceedings, carter is so overcome with emotion, he attacks. deputies in the courtroom act fast. >> there's no doubt about it the other deputies had not intervened, an individual sitting at the table would have been hit in the back of the head with a chair and possibly suffered a lot of damage to their body. >> the deputies in the courtroom were incredible. they handled it very quickly. >> but carter is too distraught to calm down. >> get off! get off! get off! >> i'll have to tase you. fixing to tase you, man, if you don't calm down. >> i talked to him during the outburst when he was on the ground trying to get him to calm down. i'm trying to get him to relax if that was possible, but he was in so much pain, it was futile. but i did try. >> my sister was wonderful. she was wonderful. she was so good. she didn't deserv

[applause] gerald tan, al jazeera. >>> that will just about do it for the news hour, thanks very muchand stand by and we will be back with another bulletin of news straight ahead on al jazeera, see you in a moment. ♪ ♪ rebels release six hostages as u.n. backed talks try to enthe conflict in yemen with neighboring amman. ♪ hello, this is al jazeera live from doha and i'm adrian and 32 syrian civilians killed by government shelling as israel's leader flies to moscow to discuss israel's role in the war. victory for alexis tsipras as greece faces more belt tightening. >> and the emmy goes to. >> reporter: it's not

. >> gerald tan, al jazeera. >> there go. plenty more news for you. the breaking news. the video on demand. all at www.aljazeera.com. >> pope francis traveled east of havana holding a second mass this morning in cuba. his visit to roots of the catholic church there. >> i would not advocate that we put a muslim in charge of this nation. >> ben carson's campaign responds after the presidential contender's remarks. >>> there are thousands of cars being recalled. >> this is al jazeera america live from new york city. pope francis has traveled to cuba. you're looking live at the square where an open air mass is about to get under way 150,000 people are expected to attend the mass. pope francis is the first pope to visit. it's known for its 16-foot cross that towers over the city from a hilltop. you can see people there who are singing and welcoming the pope into their town there. the pope right there getting ready to deliver the mass this morning. david joins us live from havana on the phone. david, stay really could be the biggest day ever. now we see him. he's right there.

gerald harris got into the vehicle. when the owner returned he confronted the stranger and harris shot him and took off. >> i saw somebody running down the street. that was it. it was hectic. people were screaming throughout the night. >> reporter: police say the victim tried running after him and found some police officers. when the cops spotted harris at bushwick and jefferson, he hid behind a police cruiser and shot at them. those officers called for backup. when they chased the suspect down the block to broadway, he apparently ran towards them continuing to shoot until he was struck by one of their bullets. police recovered his gun from the scene. a glock .40. at this point he is still recovering at the hospital and criminal charges are pending. in the bushwick section of brooklyn, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >>> two former teachers assistants are facing child abuse charges. the women accused of encouraging little children to fight each other at a new they made their first appearances in court today. cbs 2's christine s

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zealand and fishing being band as one of the largest sanctuary is created in the south pacific and geraldls. >> reporter: one of the most isolated places on earth, hundreds of marine species live in the pristine waters and many of them unique, some endangered. >> this is the gold standard of marine resources for the world. i don't think there is any marine reserve you will find that is going to be more predictors for impetuity. >> reporter: visit to the u.n. general assembly and will in have thousands. >> and we want to keep it that way. >> reporter: and gaining immediate attention. >> just over an hour ago with the united nations the prime minister of new zealand john key made an announcement that we can all celebrate. >> reporter: not everybody is celebrating, mining, and fishing are now ban from the area, although some of the industries are upset, the government says the benefits out weigh the cost. >> confident the majority of new zealand has a loss economically but worldwide for the contribution for worldwide protections in the oceans. >> reporter: the area will be policed using sate

the suspect, 27-year-old gerald harris was struck in the leg and in custody and awaited charges. >>> renewed calls for regulations of drones. this time a crash in the middle of a tennis match in the u.s. open. nobody was hurt but this could have been a horrible accident. the operator, a new york city public schoolteacher. he's now under arrest. carolina leid with the latest. she's in queens for us. >> reporter: bill, we try today reach out to the pilot of the drone at his home and by social media. so far nothing. tonight he's charged with wreckless endangerment. some are asking if the tight security here should be tighter. the suspect's father didn't have anything to say to us as he walked into the home two hours ago. we tried to ask him what his son was thinking when he flew into the drone. look at the upper left corner of your screen. no one was hurt because no one was sitting in the stands. >> i was more nervous if something would happen i was there with my little guy. >> reporter: it belonges to a new york city science teacher. he was allegedly operating it from the marina on the

separatist fighters and three police officers were killed in two different attacks on sunday and geraldls. >> reporter: defying curfew orders residents in the city scuffled with police. tear gas and water canons were used to dispurse protesters trying to enter the central neighborhood now under lock down. mainly kurdish city it's the latest flash point in an ongoing conflict pitting the government against kurdish fighters but the pro-kurdish democratic party or hdp insist there is a better way. >> translator: it's very unfortunate for turkey to return to the days of the 1990s with strict security measures and resolve the problems without extraordinary measures stands right beside us. >> reporter: the government also renewed a curfew just two days after ending a nine-day lock down during a military operation on the city. tens of thousands of people flooded the streets at a funeral of 16 people killed in the bombardment. >> translator: that is a shame, they are committing a sin by putting us through all this pain. we will never and what president erdiwan is doing to us, the tanks and shel

gerald tan has the details. >> reporter: taking whatever they can carry, residents of this mainly christian neighbourhood tried to escape the attackers, saying muslims came at them with automatic weapons, grenades and knives. houses and cars were burnt. according to witnesses, the assault was in retaliation to the killing of a muslim man, whose body was dumped in the streets. >> what we are seeing right now at the moment, is a replay of what we were seeing last year in those tit for tat violence and attacks between communities, and that really highlights the fact that in car now, the situation really - at the death of the - the depth of the problem has not improved. >> reporter: violence divided the central african republic since seleka rebels overthrew the president was overruled. two years ago and installed a muslim president. this gave rise to christians anti-balica rebels who fought back. a conflict stepping from poverty is being fought along religious lines, thousands have been killed, hundreds of thousands more driven from their homes. despite a peace deal signed in may, violence pers

gerald tan has more. >> reporter: stuck indoors for nine days. the people were finally allowed out.h the government curfew lifted. they were able to inspect what was left of their neighborhoods many could express only anger and grief. >> translator: armored vehicles to start in front of our house and fire randomly and continuously at us, we felt like prisoners. >> all my children were awake, we ran to the backyard, but they opened fire on us. >> translator: we were terrified. we didn't have electricity, we were starving to death. we didn't live, what on earth did we do to do deserve this? >> reporter: mainly kurdish city with a population of more than 100,000. it was sealed off at the turkish military launched a bombardment campaign fighters from the kurdistan workers party or p.k.k. fighting has is under after a two-year ceasefire collapse ed in july with the p.k.k. behind a string of attacks being including one killing 14 turk i.police officers in a bomb blast in the country's east. speaking at the ruling party, the prime minister pledged to the continue the fight against the p.k.

police say they found 26-year- old noel gerald's abandoned vehicle in roosevelt last night. a woman who was a passenger in the car stayed at the scene and told police what happened. gerald was later arrested at her home. >>> and one day after a big drop on wall street, stocks closed today mixed as the markets stabilized after yesterday's steep sell-off, stocks made early gains today thanks to a positive consumer confidence report, but investors were unable to hold onto most of those gains. the dow rose 47 points to 16,049, nasdaq dropped 26 points to close at 4517, and the s&p 500 rose two points to end the day at 1884. >>> lee goldberg back inside with the accuweather forecast and we are glad to hear that we are getting some rain. we need it, right? >> yes, absolutely. i mean, all at once. it will be nice to spread it out a little bit. here's the thing, because a lot of people joaquin. good news and bad news. the good news is the track adjusted a little bit away from us, the bad news is the storm is going to become a hurricane over the next 24 hours or at least is forecast

gerald tan, al jazeera. >>> croatia is struggling to deal with thousands of refugees and closed 7 of 8 border crossings and threatening to close the last as well and croatia has become the main alternative route for people traveling from serbia after hungary shut its border and created a bottleneck for people trying to reach slovania with the aim of ending up in austria, al jazeera mohamed is standing by at a refugee center while lawrence lee is in tavonik in the border crossing with serbia, lawrence in the last few minutes croatia's prime minister has said that the country cannot control the migrant influx and that croatia cannot and will not accept this burden any more. how would the complete closure of croatia's borders affect migrants who are attempting to get through it to slovania? >> well, clearly it would affect them very much. i have to say that him saying that is clearly the direct opposite of what the government was saying two days ago when they said they would let people in and out of croatia irrespective of religion or nationality or anything else and you have to remembe

gerald tan reports. >> stuck indoors for nine days, the people were allowed out. with the government curfew visited they were pability inspect what was left of the neighbourhoods. many could express only anger and grief. >> translation: armoured vehicles would stop in front of our house and fire randomly at us. we felt like prisoners. >> translation: all my children were awake. we ran to the backyard. they opened fire on us. >> we were terrified. we didn't have trist any, we were starving to death. what did we do to deserve this. >> this is a kurdish city with a population of more than 100,000. it was sealed off. a campaign was launched against fighters from the kurdistan workers party or p.k.k., fighting a surge after a ceasefire collapse said in july. including one killing 14 turkish police officers in a bomb blast in the country's east. speaking at the ruling a.k. party, the prime minister pledged to continue the fight against the p.k.k. >> we will give punishments to those that attempt to destroy the peace, trying to drag turkey into chaos. for hours in northe

gerald tan has the latest. >> reporter: in the rebel held vollage, the fight is on for two villages under government control. the army launched assaults, hoping to break the line of defense. rebels fired a bar age of mortar shells, unable to take over checkpoints. the national defense committee say the attacks were repelled. this is not the first time they had been targeted. people here are shia, and supporters of bashar al-assad. the government tried to negotiate, escaping areas in exchange for rebels trapped in the town. talks repeatedly broke down. there are new reports from idlib that rebels have shot dead dozens of government forces captured from an air base this month. elsewhere in syria. fighter jets launched air strikes on the divided city of aleppo. it was aimed at areas under control. the british base monitoring group, syrian observatory for human rights say those killed were civilians. many of them children. >> translation: we want all muslims to see this . look at this. there are bodies scattered everywhere. many neighbourhoods have been reduced to rub. -- rubble. a scene repe

gerald sirio led into court in handcuffs, accused of turning his jfk airport medical practice into an illegal pill-pushing mill. investigators say they have him on tape. >> the videos show no discussions of legitimate medical treatment. but instead, show the doctor negotiating the price, quantity and type of drug to prescribe. >> reporter: dea agents searched his officers at jfk where in one year alone, he's accused of writing over 1200 bogus iprescriptions. it's at that medical office where he screened pilots for signs of mental illness, medical problems, and addiction issues before certifying them as being fit to fly. dr. surya made media appearances. >> those can be indications to, of actual psychological disorders. >> st. augustine talking about pilot health screening, after a pilot intentionally crashed a jet into the alps last month. he went on tv even though he knew he was under criminal investigatio >> he is charged with criminal sale od prescription fyo a controlled substance. >> also reviewing records from his valley stream office. he was arrested in his home this morning wh

. >> gerald tan, al jazeera. >> there go. plenty more news for you. the breaking news.e video on demand. all at www.aljazeera.com. >> pope francis traveled east of havana holding a second mass this morning in cuba. his visit to roots of the catholic church there. >> i would not advocate that we put a muslim in charge of this nation. >> ben carson's campaign responds after the presidential contender

. >> gerald tan has the details. >> this is one of the most isolated places on earth.undreds of marine species lurk in the water. many unique, some in danger. >> this is one of the most significant announcements. this is one of the last pristine sites. it's an area uninhabited by humans. >> reporter: the prime minister revealed plans to the ocean sanctuary during ha visit. saying it encompasses 620,000 square kilometres. >> this is an area twice the size of our land mass and 50 times the size of our largest national park. it is a special place, and we want to keep it that way. >> the announcement gained attention. >> just over an hour ago the united nations, and prime minister of nez kee made an announcement we can all celebrate. not every one is celebrating, mining and fishing is banned. some industries are upset. the government says benefits outweigh the costs. >> i'm confident the majority of new zealanders say it matters a loss, but well within a global contributions. >> new zealand says the area would be politicized using satellite data. new laws expected to come