heidi: yes.annot say he is the only candidate that i have seen who has a different demeanor especially when they are in washington for the first time. he did seem like he got prickly with you. he has a good relationship with the press. >> that is standard john kasich. if you ask him about it, you will hear the other john kasich staple. you are going to see how western pennsylvania vintage plays here. mark: do you think he thinks he is going to be president or do you think he is struggling as an underdog? jonathan: i think he has a shot to be president. mark: thanks for coming in to only come back, arkansas doublespeak city. ♪ mark: bill and hillary clinton political partners for decades now. yesterday, i asked jimmy carter to compare them as politicians he said i think they are both superb politicians. not everyone agrees with jimmy carter. in her interview, it was clear she has learned a ton on the master she is married to. >> this has been going on for over three years. >> this is a theme used

heidi: i am heidi. mark: and i am mark halperin and with all due respect to clinton staffers, you missed an awesome opportunity for ring around the rosie. on the show tonight, hillary's rope and christie's hope, but first the donald says nope. a feature story links statement from the donald, an unusual one. trump's statement simultaneously stands by what he said but sounds for him uncharacteristically defensive in trying to justify his remarks. you can read the whole statement on our website. it has become the dominant matter and republican presidential politics of late. every republican presidential candidate has been asked to comment on trump's original statement. how to respond? one school of thought says show sympathy for the man. >> i salute donald trump for focusing on the need of focusing on legal -- illegal immigration. i am not going to engage in the devious game of throwing rocks and attacking other republicans. i'm not going to do it. mark: so ted cruz santorum and showing sympathy and there'

heidi: effective, maybe. the more important issue is whether she is going to be able to tie him to all the republicans. whatever this guy says, that is what they all think and that is what she will be doing. on immigration, and on any other issue. the question of effectiveness, i do not know how much. what matters is the republican primary. donald trump is capable of stepping in the mud on his own and he is doing a good job for the party. mark: hillary clinton continues to worry about jeb bush a lot, more than anybody else. and when she tries to do that, when she overstates the linkage between trump and bush i am not sure it will be effective but certainly for rallying her party, for having something to talk about that she feels can start to build her election. republicans do not know what to do with trump and one thing the clintons do well, when they sense an issue they can drive a wedge, they use it. heidi: anything inflammatory he says. let's go down the list. immigration. he came out in his speech saying

i'm heidi. with all due respect to the simpson there is someone else , you might want to consider to voice of those characters. mark: mm. donuts. ♪ mark it's funny because it is : true. but first hillary clinton. she has done her first national television interview and held a short press availability in iowa city. in both those events, clinton assertively hit the topic that is dominating residential politics for several days. immigration. hillary clinton: i do not care how many people running for president on the republican side try to demean immigrants insult immigrants, cast aspersions on immigrants, it is not only the ones who are the most vitriolic. none in them any longer support a path to citizenship. all of them would basically consign immigrants to second-class status. i feel very bad and very disappointed with him and with the republican party for not responding immediately and saying enough, stop it. but they are in the same general area on the operation. they do not want to provide a

they affectionately call kuhn "heidi mama."y told me they take a risk daily just going to and from work because of attacks by the taliban. they work mostly with widows. there are an estimated one million afghanistan. many cannot read, have no job skills, and have up to four children to support. the grape trellising project is tough for them, but has the potential for a higher profit, so they power through it to grow high-quality grapes. it will take some time for afghans to be able to lead ordinary lives. until then, these courageous women want to keep working with roots of peace because they're inspired by heidi kuhn and know they are helping their country. coming up later on in our special report from afghanistan, the terrorist attack against a roots of peace building in kabul. [ siren wails ] you'll hear from a determined roots of peace staff promising to continue its work in spite of the danger. but coming up next, why president ashraf ghani believes agriculture can lead the way to prosperity in his country. ♪ ♪ hush my dar

heidi, you first. you know what it is, you want the number one radio station in town, you got to be the most talked about radio station in town. donald trump has taken a page that's been used for years in people's playbooks, is it going to work for the long hall? >> i don't know if it will work for the long haul, we have a year to go. when you think about the wall, there are two lakes on the border between mexico and the united states, as you well know. where are you going to put the wall, in the middle of the alake? where are you going to put the wall? on our side of the rio grande, so all of the livestock that survives by drinking out of the rio grande will die? i'm tired of talking about a wall, it's not practical, it's not happening. >> it doesn't look good on all fronts. >> this union has had an interesting history with regard to working closely with anti-immigrant groups. so this is actually a very odd situation, i was very surprised that they backed off. i think rick perry's in a very interestin

heidi was in the white house., when the -- evacuated, when the first plane hit, a secret service told everyone to stay where you are. she was working at that u.s. trade representative's office and when the second plane hit, the secret service began running through the hallways saying, get out. don't walk, run. heidi sprinted out. they would not let her get her car so, she walked home. in her bare feet, across memorial bridge. i remember that next night, we put together a prayer service. it was an interfaith prayer service. christian and jewish friends. we sang hymns. i did not lead the hymns. we came together and prayed together. one of the consequences in the aftermath -- i liked how country music responded. alan jackson's song, "where were you when the world stopped turning on that september day." that song moved me powerfully. toby keith, the way that he responded. that was powerful. it was an emotional reaction that these are my people. these are people who share my values. intellectually i find it odd that yo

. >> he may have -- with his no-hitter but he and his wife heidi are loved because of his charitable home runs. >> we love him. >> the trade they feel is a loss for the city, their sports sense tells them it's a decision for the rebuilding. >> we want to see the phillies get better, hamels made the city of philadelphia a better place cole and his wife heidi launched the hamels foundation in 2008 and have contributed over $1 million to educational projects in the area. >> with the kind of character he has shown i imagine he will stay involved. >> they have the same confidence in the hamels she met them when the foundation approached the store to responser the diamonds and denim event here and in africa. >> meeting cole and heidi they were so since sear and genuine people and a reflection of what they have done for this community. >> if hamel's reported trade is made official they will benefit from the generosity and providing a better education. >> if the commitment doesn't change it's a matter of logistics it's business as usual and philadelphia commitment. >> that is good news, in a

why heidi klum and seal had to have this place. >> it's paparazzi-free.ave 8 1/2 acres nobody can spot you. >> you can do just about anything you want to on this property. >> and probably has been done. >> who gets the eight figure spread now? >> i'm whoopi goldberg and new york is my home. there's no place like it in the world and no better place to lean about the people who shaped who we are today. hear about the lives of slaves in colonial new york and about the fight to abolish slavery. pick a stop on the underground railroad and visit the home and grave of one of new york's most controversial citizens. a journey in new york is a journey through history. plan you next trip at iloveny.com/summer. there's something for everyone. why are we watching this again? i pay for all these channels, so i make myself watch them all. joey, i'll watch anything except this. except this. go back, go back, go back, go back, go back, go back. fios custom tv lets you pay for the types of channels you want, not the ones you don't. 100% fiber optics is here. get out of the

. ♪ heidi: i am heidi.nd i am mark halperin and with all due respect to clinton staffers, you missed an awesome opportunity for ring around the rosie. on the show tonight, hillary's rope and christie's hope, but first the donald says nope. a feature story links statement from the donald, an unusual one. trump's statement simultaneously stands by what he

heidi zhou-castro has the story. >> i'm a 40-year-old inmate, i was given had sentence to distribute crack cocaine and other controlled substances. >> jason hernandez 's last hope. he was 15 when he began selling drugs in mckikin ney texas. he said it was easy money in the '90s. >> when i was 17 i was buying every week a kiloof cocaine, a pound of weed and 50 pounds of methamphetamine. >> he never used the drugs himself he said, but by age 21 he became the king pin of a drug distribution network. at the time did you think how you were destroying your community by feeding your community all around you? >> at the time no, it didn't cross my mind once, i'll be honest, it didn't and again that's how sick i was at that time. that's how corrupt my mind was. >> reporter: then in 1998 hernandez was indicted. he had no previous offenses, but when his sentence was over crack he received life without parole. the sentences for crack cocaine were 100 times more severe than for powder. congress would reduce the disparity in 2010. but the change had no impact on offenders already serving a sentence

heidi zhou castro reports. >> reporter: junior benjamin rodriguez was raised in this neighborhood.haring a trailer with his mother stepfather, and ten brothers and sisters. this impoverished border community is a haven for organized crime, and where the promise of $500 turned rodriguez at age 18, into a human smuggler. he picked up 16 undocumented immigrants from a stash house. a human smuggling ring has acquired the 8th grader to drive the immigrants deeper into the country, and despite having no experience behind the wheel, junior said yes. so you thought you could just drive them and no one would realize what you were doing? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: the swerving van made it less than two miles. an ij enth signaled for him to stop, and the teen panicked lost control on this road rolling the van, and killing nine passengers. he is now serving 20 years for manslaughter the gravity of the accident allowed the state to try to convict him as an adult. but even as police have doubled their efforts to combat gang activity in schools, cartels have stepped up their pressure on kids. police

heidi castro has been finding out. >> why isn't any law out there to protect us?la spott had hoped for a peaceful retirement in rural oklahoma. >> so this one just gets wider. >> with oklahoma's earthquake's growing in number and in intensity, spotts fears the next one could bring her tomorrow down. >> it takes your breath away in a sense because there is -- you can litly describe usually how the house will roll north to south, east to west. the state sees two a day. >> we are having more magnitude 3 earthquakes in oklahoma than say, california. >> state size moth says the explosion of earthquakes is both unprecedented and man-made. >> clearly now when we are almost 600 times, what we consider the normal background rate we have moved beyond what could be explained through a natural process. if that water hits a fault line it can trigger an earthquake. >> what's the worst-case scenario you can see? >> the worst-case scenario would be that we have many faults within oklahoma that are capable of producing a significant earthquake. even another magnitude 5.6, 5.7 or m

and he said, heidi, have you ever been drunk? and i said no, not really. he said then how do you expect to play a role if you have no idea what you're doing? i said, well, i saw plenty of friends who had had plenty to drink and i'm drawing from that experience. and he said that won't do. he poured a glass of white wine. he said, all right. this is a prom. you're in the bar. sip on it. it is just your prop. i said, okay. i took a sip and i have no memory of getting past maybe the first three lines. i have four days i spent in reno and my memory of the four days, i have little snap shots. little pictures in time. >> but do you specifically remember sexual assault. >> absolutely. that's emblazoned in my memory. >> you saw him, bill cosby out months after the alleged incident. why was that? >> i did call him. i said i have questions and i would like some clarification on some things. he wasn't terribly keen to meet with me again. i wanted to ask him, what happened back there? in reno? i'm still thinking this is the only person. so i really wanted to see, did i

heidi zhou castro is in dallas with more on what the lawsuit is seeking. good evening heidi?> good evening, del. the parents say that this young woman went to the lobby police station looking for help. they say she carried with her a backbackpack full of clothes ready to go to a mental facility, but she also had an eight-inch knife. the controversy was caught on videotape. >> captured on the after hours phone in the lobby. >> i need some help. >> she showed up at the station with the words i have a gun written on her palm. within five minutes she was shot by officers as a 17-year-old charged them with a knife. >> almost all so many pictures of her were like that right there. just peace. that's hour baby. >> eric and beth have now filed a federal lawsuit against the language view police department. seeking $10 million in damages and claiming officers violated their daughter's civil rights by using excessive force. the lawsuit also accuses police of breaching the american with disabilities act by not taking the young woman to a mental facility. the family says that she suffered

heidi joins us once again at the table. you've come up with some interesting things. wearing. >> slot. >> what's the relationship? >> it's really interesting. when people wear more formal clothing they female more power elf and it actually causes their brains to be in a state where they'll think more an stralk extractly. they're a little better at problem solving. the idea of a casual friday may be giving up. >> another interesting part of the study is the impact of wearing a white doctor's coat. in that study which was done by a colleague of mine he told them to wear white coats. he found that. when he gave them a chance to perform a task such as noticing tie knee detailses. we associate critical thinking with being a doctor but not necessarily with being a painter. >> so steve job had a work uniform what is a black sweater and elizabeth holmes has the same work outfit almost every day. like deciding what to wear or eats is really costly. it makes you really tired. you're saving that energy. >> president obama told michael lewis in his famous article. f he eliminated

heidi, nice to see you.sorry it's under these circumstances but tell me, as far as your understanding goes, why do families in this case hold on to hope for so long? >> after i lost my fiance i remember seeing the burning debris in the atlantic ocean but it wasn't until he was confirmed -- his remains were found which really let me know he was truly gone. until that point seeing the wreckage did not quite give me the closure that i needed to actually know he was gone. i thought maybe he swam away, maybe he swam to shore. i think for these families this is one step closer to learning about what happened. but until their physical remains it's hard to accept your loved one is gone. this is one step closer and with all air disasters, one of the most common threads is the amount of time it takes to understand what happened. so all information so helpful but on the flip side this is also very difficult for the families because this does resonate with them but their loved ones could be gone and holding on to hope i

and mike papanotio and heidi harris. question gotwe got a lot to go on here.ng as trump can keep it interesting he's in for the long haul. he's got the money, the tv moxey. he seems to transact -- look at this way. ted cruz came and talked to donald trump and that is the best publicity cruz has had in two weeks. >> trump is the new face of the gop culture wars. everything he's trying to accomplish absolutely meet wirss with their approval. even if they outwardly claim. they are all participating in this message which is right now ignore the wrath of latinos. we don't need them anyway. we can win with angry old white guys alone. the message donald trump has been developing on immigration is amessage akin to. it worked in france ed. big sweep. antiimmigration came in and they are still in power. >> what about that heidi? is this becoming a real problem for the rubble cab party? he's been told to tone it down. that ain't gonna work. and he's pretty much winging it. it is a feel game for him now. what is it for the republicans. >> i they the republicans need to ch

." ♪ heidi: i am heidi.mark halperin and with all due respect to clinton staffers, you missed an awesome opportunity for ring around the rosie. ♪ mark: on the show tonight, hillary's rope and christie's hope, but first the donald says nope. a feature story links statement from the donald, an unusual one. trump's statement simultaneously stands by what he said, but

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heidi and seal. they ranked them as number three. the couple called it quits in 2012 after what they called seven very loving loyal and happy years of marriage. heidi and seal opened up further by saying they had loved each other but had grown apart. for me, they were such a blended family, then they had kits of their own, you know, hide had i already been through a break up. seal, as well. and i thought this was going to be the second marriage that was really going to last forever. so for me this is number one. okay? >> a lot of people stay is their number one. going back to -- >> oh, yes. >> 2005, right in this is the second shows shocking celebrity break up according to usa today. jenny and brad pitt. at the time there were a loft rumors swirling angelina jolie, brad's then mr. and mrs. smith's co-star was the reasonable for flit. the statement said, no. speculation reported by the tabloid media was not the reason for the split but we now know that brad is married to angelina, they have 19 kids and counting, so, but again it was a

. >> heidi zhou-castro, al jazeera, stillwater, oklahoma. >> much more on many of our stories can be founden our website and the addresses to come to is aljazeera.com. aljazeera.com. era.com.

heidi zhou castro brings us his story. >> after 18 years in prison, 12 of them on texas death row. >> 6,640 days, two execution dates, but i'm here. >> anthony graves is now a free man, exonerated and trying to see that no one else is wrongly convicted. >> i just stand for justice. i stand for fairness, you know. i stand for a system that's fair to all of us. >> it was a system that failed him in 1994 when he was convicted of murdering six members of one family. >> what linked you to the crime if anything? >> same thing that could have linked you to it, nothing. absolutely nothing. >> nothing but the accusation of a co-defendant who said graves aided in the murders. that man would recant on the eve of his own execution, saying graves was innocent. just last month the former d.a. was disbarred for using false testimony and hiding evidence that could have helped graves. the exprosecutor said it was without merit. >> i was wrongly convicted because a prosecutor decided to cut corners, and so because he cut corners i wasn't able to receive the full measure which justice. >> it took nearly

and excitement and passion for education was so valuable. >> reporter: remember cole and his wife heidi adopted an abandoned baby from ethiopia. they have done a tremendous job in our community and we did reach out to the hamels foundation. they say they will continue to help support philly schools and they will keep the hamels foundation events going. i hear cole is also going to keep his house here. that's good news. john clark live in the phillies dugout. see you at 6:00. we will hear from phillies in the locker room and pat burrell about cole hamels being traded. >> thank you very much. >>> to this now. congressman chaka fattah has pushed for better education opportunities in his district. >> even though he has been indicted local students are still benefiting from his work. that story next. >>> plus a car torn to pieces. three people were killed. tonight, we are learning new details about what led up to this deadly crash. >>> storms are moving across our region right now. some are dumping heavy rain and bringing strong winds. nbc 10 first alert meteorologist sheena parveen is track

heidi thomas is on the phone.with me this morning. >> absolutely. >> what strikes you most in this deposition? >> nothing. i think all of us who have been victims nothing surprises us. it's everything we've been saying for 10 20 30 40 in one case 50 years. >> he just -- reading through this he seems delusional. the fact he said i was able to recognize nonverbal romantic feelings is creepy. >> right. i have spoken to several mental health people and they have all said that if -- i'm not a mental health expert but if he has a sexual addiction, i think probably is the case that narcissism goes hand and hand with that kind of thing. obviously, he really believes that this is what women want from him, and that he is some master mind reader that knows what women want and this is it. why he thinks -- if that's the case why we needed to be drugged, there's another switch. i don't think he's thinking straight. >> but in some sense, it seems to me as if he sort of maybe kind of thought it was wrong because at one point he s

back in march with the agreement of exiled president heidi -- president hadi, airstrikes were carried out against the houthi rebels, who seized the city in september. since the conflict began, little aid has gotten through and despite a five-date humanitarian cease-fire in may. cyril: to indonesia now, where a volcanic erosion on java has closed five major -- where a volcanic interruption -- >> travel chaos for holidaymakers after indonesian authorities closed airports over concerns of volcanic ash. the debris can clog aircraft engines. travelers arrived at the airport only to find themselves stranded. >> the flight was canceled. they do not know. we have to basically find a place to stay. they cannot tell us if we will fly tonight, tomorrow, or the next day. >> the volcano has been erupting over the past week. friday, it blasted debris 38 meters into the air. airlines are advised to avoid routes near the mountain. all flights are canceled until late friday, which could be extended if the ash worsens. cyril: never before has a pope apologized so unequivocally for crimes committed by t

as heidi zhou castro has been founding out. >> why isn't any law out there to protect us?porter: angela had hoped for a peaceful retirement in rural oklahoma. >> so this one just gets wider. >> reporter: but with oklahoma's earthquakes growing in number and intensity, she fears the next one could bring her home down. >> it takes your breath away in a sense, because there's -- you can literally describe usually how the house will roll north to south, east to west. >> reporter: before oklahoma frac-ing boom picked up in 2009 the state averaged less than two magnitude 3 earthquakes a year now the state sees two of them a day. >> we're having more magnitude 3 earthquakes here in oklahoma than say california. >> reporter: the explosion is both unprecedented and man made he says. >> clearly now when we're almost 600 times when we consider the normal background rate we have moved beyond what can be explained through a natural process. >> reporter: he says disposal wells are most likely to blame. in this part of the country, each barrel comes up with as many as 30 barrels of natur

heidi joe castro has our report. >> junior was raised in this neighborhood.ring a trailer with his mother, his step father, and hi ten brothers and sisters. this border community is like many that dot the texas side of the rid owe grand, it is a haren for organizations crime, and where the promise of $500 turned rodriguez age 15 into a human smuggler. on a dark night two, months before middle school graduation, he picked up 16 undocumented immigrants. a human smuggling ring has recruited the quiet american 8th grader to drive the immigrants deeper into the country. and despite having no experience behind the wheel junior has said yes to the $500. you thought no one would realize what you were doing. >> the swerving van made it less than two miles before it was spotted an agent cigle thats for him to stop, and the teen panicked. flooring the gas. >> he lost control rolling the van and killing nine passengers. junior escaped two days later junior was arrested he is now serving 20 years for manslaughter, the gravelty of the accident allowed the state to try and

. >> hi, i'm heidi live on grove street i'd like to say that there is a huge problem with the noise from yerba buena and i'll august i believe the owners statement they follow the rules for example times when they created their own space outside of the garage putting blarnt and 6 tables with no permit and permission and i called the police i'm not sure if other people the i'm not sure if you see the pictures there are planters they start to push the planters out in front of the garage to make more space for people additionally other rules not folds alcohol on the sidewalks especially during the sporting events i have a picture of someone smoking on the planter it wasn't a crowded day the thing that the person's are monitoring i would say is not i cannot there are a lot of things that are ignored by people that stay and work there as was mentioned the barbecue missouri joe and the did not don't make the amount of noise if this is allowed i agree the televisions has to be turned off that is where the volume comes from if they want to have an outdoor space it is not appropriate to have ever

i'm david and this is heidi my girlfriend. i base jump in my free time. three days ago 20 meters she saw her iphone. >> as he was jumping off she noticed there was an iphone at the top of this 2200 foot cliff. they decided let's mount a search and rescue. >> we need timing and techniques to get on the ledge and go back up. our friends taught us how to climb up. we did a couple of tries and after one [ bleep ] and [ bleep ] my pants and i was sweating. i made it back. [ bleep ] we had dinner. >> probably busted up because of the fall they thought let's plug it in. >> i wanted to see if you lost your phone and i also wanted to know if you are a hot girl. checking the picture double winner and your last picture showed -- >> you put it on instagram. >> we thought thaw might want to have all your pictures and things back. >> he put this video together and sent it out there to the world to see what would happen. >> i want to find chelsea now, too. message from matt walker says this is my girlfriend's iphone and then hours later, thank you david,ndy phone. >> th

chris and heidi arranged to choreograph to favorite hip-hop star ne-yo. >>> let's head back to atlanta where kevin has more on bobbi kristina. kevin? >> for six long months, the family kept a constant vigil at her bedside but bobby brown wasn't there. that's something i asked wanda about because she was in the room. where was bobby on the final d y day? >> to be honest, i'm not sure. you know, we were pretty much in a groove where the core team that was always tried to be there and make sure that she was never alone, that was a normal day for us. we were all, you know, visiting with her. you know, singing to her, reading to her. other things we'd normally do. bobby was there at the time. i know we definitely made contact to let him know. >> wanda was in the room with krissy on the final day. she knew bobbi kristina oh so well, she was executive producer on reality show, "being with bobby brown" and after whitney passed, she was on "e.t." on the houstons on our own. she was part of the circle of people who tended to krissy from the beginning of the hospital adventure. >> what was the da

. >> the world series championship is not hamels only contribution, he and wife heidi founded hamels association dedicated to giving medical support here and around the country and around the world and they adopted a baby girl from only open yeah in to 13. she was abandoned at birth. >> people love him, and we need people for this city to love. >> since 2008 the hamels foundation has provided more than a million dollars for educational programs in the philadelphia area, we received a statement from the foundation in response to the reported trade, the hamels foundation would continue to support philadelphia's schools and educational programs here. obviously the city is losing a good player and good person but rick and sara, the saddest thing i heard was that cole hamels was old. >> back to you guys. >> he pitched a no-hitter over the weekend that is for sure. >>> the fight over tom brady's is now heading to court. >>> and the new jersey dog left in a hot car, the surprising remarks from the dog's owner when a woman saw it was in distress. >>> the nfl players union file aid lawsuit on

. >> heidi zhou castro al jazeera, still water, oklahoma. >>> beijing has become the only city to winsummer olympics and now the winter olympics. here is elise holman. >> beijing. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: this is how it feels to win the rights to host an olympics. it's something beijing has some experience in just seven years after hosting the summer olympics it will become the first city to host a winter games as well in 2022. >> translator: this is happy, and grand news for all of our chinese people. i would like to thank the ioc, and friendses in various fields who have given the trust and support to china. >> reporter: there had been a lot of last-minute lobbying of the voting members. the cost of hosting the game had been a huge factor when four cities dropped out of the race that had hardly run its course. it left almaty from kazakhstan to fight it out with beijing. >> almaty is not a risky choice. in fact we are quite the opposite. >> reporter: it was a vote that took place twice. faulty electronic tablets replaced by a paper ballot. in the end the chinese won by ju

heidi zhou-castro has more >>> before oklahoma's fracking boom. the explosion is unprecedented and manmade. clearly now when we are 600 times what we consider the normal background rate we have moved beyond what can be explained through a natural process. >> disposal wells are likely to blame. in this part of the country, each barrel of oil pulled from the earth cams up with as many as 20 barrels of naturally occurring salt water. oil companies dispose of the water by in jecting it into the ground under high pressure, if it hits a fault line, it can trigger an earthquake. as head of geological survey holland is sounding the alarm now. that was not always the case. for years his office maintained the quakes could be blamed on natural causes. we did what we could when we could. how the path plays out we can't change. >> a path dictated by political and industry pressures. . >> in 2013, as holland studied the link between oil production and seismic activity, he was summoned to a closed door meeting with his boss. juste of oklahoma president there, an

prosecute who are lied to get graves convicted, and the lessons that the justice system has learn: heidi zhou castro al jazeera houston. >> you can watch her live report tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. >>> from role model to racist. we'll tell you how the new see you'll to the classic ""to kill a mocking bird"" brings light. >> it's crazy money th >> you nobel peace price prize winner malala yousafzai is celebrating a birthday. you saw her opens a school for girls 14 to 18. >>> anticipation is soaring for the release of harper lee's sequel to classic "to till a mocking board mocking bird." >> this brings a different aspect to attic u.s. finch. >> the novel takes place at a time when america was looking at is he greg gas station and finch is portrayed as a leaders for justice. >> a lawyer who fights against racism defending a black man accused of rape in the classic " ""to kill a mocking bird"." but harper lee's new novel shows finch in a different light. set in the 50s it describes how finch's daughter comes home and grapples with her father's racial views. do you want negroes in the car l

. >>> and heidi zhou castro's full report will be tonight at 8:00 pm eastern. >>> california is set toeal how much water they have saved in the last month. officials in the largest cities say they met or exceeded the requirements in june. california is in its fourth year of a brutal drought. the drought and climate change are having an impact on the area known for some of the finest wine. with raising temperatures grape growers may have to shift closer to the border. >> reporter: it's a crazy idea. that's what people said when harry decided to move to oregon to make wine at that time, a wet and cool climate. >> this was not a place that made you sit back in your lawn chair and drink a beer while you watched everything grow around you in the hot sun. >> reporter: 30 years later he is producing more than a quarter of a million bottles a year. it turnings out that rising temperatures are actually helping oregon wine makers in the short-term. >> we're actual lei benefitting from the change in climate, because we have very reliable vintages now. >> reporter: wine makers and enthusiasts are

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. >> heidi zhou-castro, al jazeera, stillwater, oklahoma. >> much more on many of our stories can be founden our website and the addresses to come to is aljazeera.com. aljazeera.com. era.com. china's one child policy has quoted controversy, from accusations of the state confiscating children, to forced abortions. today it is being blamed for a declining fertility rate and a major gender imbalance, with more than 30 million men, to women by 2020. i'm steve chow on this edition of 101 east, we ask if the days of china's one child polices is coming to an end. >> for 21-month-old lin jiahe, saturdays begins in with a menagerie of toys... ...under a shower of attention. >> little jiahe is an only child. he holds the most precious place in the household, with parents and grandparents catering to his every whim... and documenting his every move. >> "i am constantly writing to my son, telling him my thoughts and feelings in micro-blogs or postcards, which he will see in the future. i'm writing down the problems i have encountered and the way i have found to tackle them in the hope that they