of the american legion held hem memorial someday service at the freedom's foundation. and metal owner grove developed this those that won the nation's highest alert for ball lord. >> officials from the hospital say two of the four remain in critical condition. others are expected to spend the next several days every habilitation center. ongoing investigation is led by national transportation safety board and fbi. >> police in philadelphia are investigating after an officer fivrd at a suspect he believed was armed way happened gun. it unfolded 1 g this morning on 6600 block of large lauren and olney. i was going to give you my 24-year-old map and it appears if i have a handgun nount. investigators fund illegal narcoticics. suspect was arrested and officer that fired the shot is on desk duty pending outcome of investigation. >> the streets of leaf lant, ohio are calm again tonight after crashes last night fol a controversial period incompetent. a whooi white fwloyvr, 7 1 people were arrested and protests got out of hadn't that included tax on innocent buy standers. >> we

providing cannabis to legal customers is an enormous and fast-growing business hemmed in as a targetpolice and courts. mckinley. >> when you pay your taxes, do you liar combat veterans to keep thieves from stealing your money. you do if you own a marijuana dispensary. >> whether it deals with the enby in one way or another. >> biggal is a team - hired to transfer tens of thousands of dollars. if you look on the left. there's a guy in a dark vehicle, dark tinted windows looking out as well. >> hundreds of shots are paying bills. in many cases hundreds of thousands each, all in cash because federal laws will not allow them to have bank accounts. building. >> biggal is a former special apps marine. dispensaries like light shade labs turned to him, when armoured car companies found the job too risky. you have grown five fold because you need help. >> they will join 48 other shops selling pot retail. along with that is a pile of cash. following that, more nerves. >> it's like growing tomatoes, compete the correspondent is tomatoes. >> they are worth thousands of dollars. to protect the cr

after hemming and how youhawing, he said no.r clinton adviser doug and american chairman and white house political director under george bush matt. matt, to you first. we were listening to those statements and sound bites from jeb bush. hemming and hawing. is he blowing his chances? >> i think what you're seeing with jeb bush and what you're seeing with hillary clinton or you're seeing two very good leading candidates who are, you know dusting off some bad answers and some bad moments. the answer on iraq was not a great moment for jeb bush. it is smart for him to focus on the conservative ways that he would disagree with previous republican presidents. with republican congressmen. he has to get to the base of the party and explain to them why he was a visionary governor in florida. i think it's a fair attack. not that it's a fair attack. it's a fair criticism. he needs to stay on this path. >> he has 17 months. what do you think for jeb bush so far? >> i think there's a fairly simple answer to what matt said. hillary clinton is

police caught up with hem a short time later. >> robbery is going in and demanding something and taking the money. i didn't do that. >> now he believes since he said please and he was courteous. >> he was very polite. >> he was very polite. he said he should not be punished. as a side note, the man said he wanted to give a shout out to justin bieber and first lady ho -- and first lady michelle obama. >> that is polite. >> hey sal, i need to say good morning to lane. move to las vegas. just posted a message on my facebook page. she says i had to move to las vegas but i'm still watching you. >> you can watch anything now. but i'm really glad that she's watching. so hello. >> hello lane. it's so fun to hear from people who move and they still watch us. i love that. >> got to have it. thank you, i really appreciate that. i will do this report even though the traffic in las vegas is different. let's go outside and take a look at some of the pictures. not bad here as you drive to the bay bridge toll plaza. it does look pretty good westbound coming into san francisco. if you are driving on int

which is saint francis day which is the saint of animals, and so since i was little i have always brut hem bunnies kittens whatever i could find, toads or whatever i could find that needed to be nurtured and it is a niche that i do have. i think that as much volunteer that i have done, i am going across the city, and i am very well educated with the areas that need a lot of assistance with education on animals, and as far as spay and neutering and as far as trapping and all of that stuff. i also think that i could bring a lot to the table with my culture class with the individuals and i am a very open minded person and i at the pointed to look at both sides of the story. and then, come up with some kind of a solution that helps everybody. and i think that the city is i have to say one thing that being at the acc it is a very depressing environment being there. but if you were to go to i have to laugh because they showed me the other day, if you were to go to it will come to me. and they did a people can go and make their comments and most of the comments on there were five stars for the vo

she is the assistant secretary for state for western hem is sphere affairs. assistant secretary jabcobson established diplomatic relations and our second witness is ambassador thomas shannon. he is the counsellor to the state department. most recently served as american ambassador to brazil. among his duties he's also served as senior director for the western hem is sphere at the national security council. we thank you both for being here. you can keep your comments as fairly brief as you wish and we accept your written testimony into the record. thank you. >> thank you so much, mr. chairman and ranking member for the opportunity to testify on u.s. cuba policy today and your interest in the hemisphere more broadly. let me underscore this unique moment in the america's for the united states. it's remarkable to see how u.s. relations with countries of the hemisphere are increasingly characterized by mature partnerships and shared values and interests. the partnerships we have with canada brazil, chile, colombia and so many others is extraordinary. i am especial

ha.s caused a great hoo- groomer,hem to a dog which posted pictures on social media.artment of agriculture was not pleased. they say he will have to take his dogs back to california or they will have to euthanize them. amount -- did not matter if johnny depp has been awarded sexiest man alive twice. have signed an online petition to save the dogs and not put them down. that they are heading back to the u.s. this afternoon on a private jet. reporter: just-in-time. next, plunging in singapore. asia's casino will have to get new -- used to a new norm. ♪ emily: he is tech's biggest outlaw, under house arrest after a raid by new zealand. kim dotcom is known for his outrageous personality and has traveled the globe. now the target of the biggest copyright case in history, accused of trafficking pirated movies and tv shows as he awaits an extradition hearing to decide his fate. joining me on this special edition of "studio 1.0" from auckland, new zealand, megaupload founder and self-proclaimed ruler of the

. >> hemming helping to keep the building and the stay safe was the not the only opportunity it creates many jobs with 82 bleb businesses overall san franciscans contributed one hundred and 87 thousand hours to help to complete the project it shows the city of san francisco the elected officials and police officers and more importantly the voters that paid for the building this is what we can do with when we wrorpt this is a beacon when we need to build new extra we can trust them with the money and the plan they did a good job the san francisco public is a reminder of the importance of being presented and will continue to serve the residents for decades to come good afternoon and welcome to the san francisco planning commission regular hamburger for thursday, may 7, 2015, disruptions of any kind. please silence any devices that may sound off during the proceedings. and when speaking before the commission, if you care to, do state your name for the record. italian-american commissioner president fong commissioner wu commissioner antonini commissioner hillis commissioner johnson and comm

. >>> dispriptdesperate calms for hem from djibouti. >>> growing calls for united states to change its strategy to defeat them. iraq's deputy prime minister says the problem can no longer be considered a local one. the question now is where they will go next and how to stop them. more than 40,000 people have left ramadi since it was captured by i.s.i.l. earlier this week. they took over the syrian ancient city of palmyra. i.s.i.l. now controls more than half of syria and large parts of iraq's sunni heart land. let's crows over to zeina khodr. how dogs the capture of ramadi affect this? >> well on sun i.s.i.l. captured ramadi, the provincial capital of anbar but it didn't stop there. it is still on the offensive. it hasn't lost its momentum. they managed to take control of towns east of ramadi, hoseba, we understand there is fighting in haldi rvetiondii town. i.s.i.l. just a few kilometers from the military base that the government wants to use as staging base of the take overof the area from i.s.i.l. vowing to defeat i.s.i.l, this is not going to be an easy fight because i.s.i.l. has n

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. >> hemming helping to keep the building and the stay safe was the not the only opportunity it createsany jobs with 82 bleb businesses overall san franciscans contributed one hundred and 87 thousand hours to help to complete the project it shows the city of san francisco the elected officials and police officers and more importantly the voters that paid for the building this is what we can do with when we wrorpt this is a beacon when we need to build new extra we can trust them with the money and the plan they did a good job the san francisco public is a reminder of the importance of being presented and will continue to serve the residents for decades to come

protest the lack of help in getting aid and long wait times for approvals and layers of bureaucracy left hem unable to rebuild. >>> and hundreds of students at the university of the arts serviced their degrees at verizon hall. this is the 137th commencement the university of the arts one of the only universities in the country dedicated to educating students in the visual and performing arts in design and in writing. >>> visitors to manayunk will be able to follow colorful stepping stones, they installed small murals for ten blocks from pretzel park and main street. venice island opened last year and is home to a park and performing arts center. i'm lynne abraham. when i became philadelphia's da, child victims had to face a judge ...a jury...the public... and testify eye to eye with their attackers. it wasn't right. so i got a constitutional amendment passed allowing children to testify remotely. i'm running for mayor for the same reason -- our children should come first. jim kenney and tony williams are fighting over public schools versus charters. i disagree. we have to improve education f

. >> can you imagine if he played 911 just so they would play with hem. >> he two officers down so oncetrol they decided to take time out and play with this kid. >> well done officers. >> this shows what policing is community contact >>> thanks for joining us. we'll see you next time. [captioning made possible by warner bros. domestic television distribution] harvey: welcome to "tmz live." harvey levin here. charles: charles here. a royal battle for king and tyga. harvey: we got black china out last night and what you're going to hear, i should say, in my opinion is not authentic. charles: i think she's

that is enough for each primary hemmed center in my clurs ter. >> reporter: but in algonda district heatstroke has raised the problem of some other commodity, water supply. important source be for water and drinking but many have left the situation dry desperate and parched for alternatives. villages e-villagers say they're lucky if their taps run for more than one hour a day. as a result residents have throarnd live with very little. >> over time our water problem shas gotten worse. we have drought or not enough rain as we want to. this is getting harder, this is a very serial problem for us particularly the elderly. >> reporter: in a twift of water, this is what men use to purify themselves, with radio resource that is so little supply. liddy dutt, al jazeera ghana. >> house he ripped from their foundations and water rushed over cars in texas thousands have been affected by the storms. >>> largest antigovernment protest this year. opposition leader leopoldo lopez lopez, nowrnlgt protestors to demand his release as well as a firm sedate for this year afs be legislative elections. thousands of

with half of hem developing into hurricanes. the pentagon says human error was not that blame for the mistaken shipping of live anthrax. army chief of staff general said a short time ago it says proper procedures were followed as john henry smith tells us it is not clear what went with wrong. >> well, exposure to anthrax can be quite fatal the centers for disease control estimates that exposure leads to death in 85% of cases. that's why authorities aren't taking any chance cans with with the people that came in the contact with this inadvertently dangerous cargo. >> officials say a frightening mistake was made at doug way proving ground in utah. anthrax samplers were supposed to be rendered inactive before sent to labs. but a test of the samples that remained in utah revealed some of them to be life but by that time, a sample had already been sent to a military research lab in maryland. and the maryland lab in turn, center pas of that samp to labs in eight other states. as well as to a u.s. air force base in south korea. certain

eu's security chief has hemmed asked the u.n. for help. around 2,000 migrants from bangladesh and myanmar have arrived in marianna in the last 24 hours. taking part in the saudi led air strike lost an f-16, unclear whether it crashed or was shot down. rival groups in central african republic have signed a peace deal ending fighting between muslims and christians. >> the scars on children is a lasting legacy on the conflict. they are half the population. fighting made orphans of these children and turned thousands more into soldiers. some of the rebels as well as politician he and religious leaders have agreed to draw a line under the violence on paper. in reality, it will be impossible for some to forget brutality of the last two years. on the face of it, the cries in the central african republic pits muslims against christians but root causes were poverty and government mismanagement and religion was a convenient excuse. selica rubles whoca reckless who installed a muslim president aren't all muslim. soldiers are not all christian. now tr

. >> can you imagine if he played 911 just so they would play with hem. >> he two officers down so once they decided to take time out and play with this kid. >> well done officers. >> this shows what policing is community contact >>> thanks for joining us. we'll see you next time. >>> live from new york city, it's the "wendy williams show." it's a sizzling start to the week with a super size dose of juicy hot topics. and empire starterterrence howard's battle with his ex-wife. >>> plus hairy josh shows us how to rock the hottest spring hair styles of our favorite stars. [ cheers and applause ] now here's wendy! [ cheers an

. >>> i hope that, the board might be able to realize, you know, how high the risk is for hem to attempt to go out there and do that t. because it's a very dangerous thing to try and drill right now. they don't have a proven technology, that will be safe enough to drill out there in the ocean. >>> for its part, shell fans, that the arctic ocean represents a huge opportunity for it. and also presents it is with a huge responsibility. it says that the risk management procedures they have in place are unprecedented and that they believe they can deal with any spill that might occur and they are ready for this and, they believe they can men my any danger and whether that is what will happen remains to be seen. >>> all right teachers in seattle are on strike, some 2,500 educators have walked off the job in a one-day job barn, and they are trying to pressure state officials to spend more, and they want pay praises and smaller class size, the parks and recreation department is opening 21 centers to house children while they work. and, waco, they say threats are and violence are trickling down,

question first of all it is great to see the outcome of the funding from last year how this is going to hem translate the evaluation methodology is a key part of understanding how the collisions and the fatalities and injuries are occurring i know that part of the focus of the program to establish a consistent way to total the fatalities can you talk about that in a in a nut shell we've got numbers from chp and mta i think for a layperson that is challenging to understand i'm hoping you can breakdown that a little bit. >> i mean a that's the purpose to get a proper traffic fatality definition together additional at first, it is counterintuitive to death; right? >> right. >> in the past 3 months we've met there's a lot of circumstances unpredictable circumstances that happen on the road you know we have so have consultations to homicide we don't include those in vision zero and additional if the death occurs outside of san francisco or outside of 71 jurisdiction on conflicts freeway we don't include those deaths as part of vision zero we're tracking them and you know our hope is that at some

she is the assistant secretary for state for western hem is sphere affairs. assistant secretary jacobson established diplomatic relations and our second witness is ambassador thomas shannon. he is the counsellor to the state department. most recently served as american ambassador to brazil. among his duties, he's also served as senior director for the western hem is sphere at the national security council. we thank you both for being here. you can keep your comments as fairly brief as you wish and we accept your written testimony into the record. thank you. >> thank you so much, mr. chairman and ranking member for the opportunity to testify on u.s. cuba policy today and your interest in the hemisphere more broadly. let me underscore this unique moment in the america's for the united states. it's remarkable to see how u.s. relations with countries of the hemisphere are increasingly characterized by mature partnerships and shared values and interests. the partnerships we have with canada, brazil, chile, colombia and so many others is extraordinary. i am especia

and operatives tell me that this is a center right country, which helpless developments in when -- hems democrats in when they have to draft their messages. is that true, given the stats you quoted earlier, about where americans are on economic issues. and adding to the hopper, gay marriage, is it that same center right country they were confident in, in national presidential years? >> i'll guess we'll have to see, on the economic, immigration issue maybe the center oished. you look at i.s.i.s., or the exchanges in the middle east, across the board republicans, democrats or bernie sanders, who is to the left of the establishment on most issues supports the plans of bombing i.s.i.s., the strategic strikes, so on issues like that, i think there's a broad agreement that america needs a more hawkish policy, not something - the new york variety, and jed bush ran into a lot of trouble espousing an interventionist policy. that's where you see the center right creep up. >> in 2016 and 2020, demographers are saying the shave of the electorate is changing. there'll be thousands of knew young vote

home announced it will be standard in 50 now hems in the san diego community. new developers say this will make drought a nonissue for housing. >> we'll put together a plan that deals with water, hopefully once and forever. and we're going to see in 20 years that we're talking about drought as something that we all can live through. >> hadad is behind a huge development in irvine and they recycle their own water through purple pipes in the ground. >> irvine has been way ahead in thinking. >> but there are 400 water districts in the state and not all are fortunate. and builders are concerned the state will restrict new construction. it is hard to get your approvals in california already because of the traffic and the schools. and now the no-growthers will add water to the mix and make it more difficult to get approvalals. that could lead to higher home prices in the priciest state for housing. for "nightly business report," i'm diana olick, in lancaster, california. coming up where small business owners find the secret to success. >>> here is what to watch for t

. >> reporter: dave tears the hem off of his shirt to create a bow drill. to try to create at fire. not easy. >> not enough smoke. >> reporter: plan b. a spindle. half hour of that and team work does the job. >> i give to you fire. >> yeah baby. get it down. >> reporter: there's little daylight left to search for water so we head inland to look for wood to last for the night. on the way, misery. something is crawling up the pants. a bee takes up residence in my pants. a cactus attacks my producer robert. >> rattlesnakes. >> he doesn't want to bother us. he is beautiful, though. >> yep, he's buchlt. >> under no circumstances do you want to handle a rattler. >> don't worry. >> reporter: a closer rattlesnake closer to camp not so lucky. he was aggressive and becomes dinner, bones and all. lastly, shelter. seven hours in dave has gathered sea grass that he's dried out. tonight, it's our bedding. oh and remember that water i found. >> oh my god. that is so unbelievably good. >> reporter: a lifesaver. next morning we wake up early and set out in search of breakfa

so you did the hemming along the zipper and the belt? and how about you? >> none of the women received compensation from walmart so you hanged and packed it up? - and they all vowed to never work at a garment factory again. >> do you know who these pair of shorts were for? >> walmart >> five months after the fire, yet another disaster in bangladesh captured the world's attention. rana plaza, an 8-story building housing several garment factories collapsed. more than a thousand people died. even though the scale of the collapse eclipsed the fire, the fundamental questions raised by tazreen were the same. how could tragedies like this happen - and who, ultimately should be held responsible? before we arrived in bangladesh we'd received internal documents related to the walmart shorts order. the paper trail gives us an inside look into the complicated way that walmart produces its clothing. >> wal-mart is a pioneer and also the most ruthless practitioner of a sourcing model that has now come to dominate the apparel industry. >> it's a system that can shield th

she used to call the bay area hem. he worked in new york as a wells fargo senior vice president. our coverage continues on nightly news. the engineer as we first reported here on nbc bay area used to live in the bay area and work at cal trains. >>> a mystery in the east bay, a 17-year-old student was shot and killed at a skateboard park near his high school. they found the teenager boy suffering from a gunshot wound near a skatepark this morning. they ordered that bethel high school and near by elementary schools lock down their campuses. the teenager died at the scene. detectives are trying to determine where the shooting happened. no expectssuspects at this time. >>> kevin halpern has posted a video online saying he is the real creator of uber. some investors stole his intellectual property. >> you look at the par that shows the car that can be selected. all of that is information that mr. halpren created prior to uber and it is remarkably identical to what uber has. >> the lawsuit speaks of significant share of uber's value. they call the lawsuit completely baseless. >> we con

we did not hem and haw. negroes hemmed and hawed about abraham lincoln. "abraham lincoln did the best he could. he was on the path." the "on the path" argument. when you like them, they are coming around. when you don't like them, they are not coming around. so black folks reinterpreted lincoln, they reinterpreted the civil war, they reinterpreted everything, and that major interpretation was really something else. it was about we are going to rediscover black people's fight for freedom, fight for equality. and protest becomes the central piece of african american history. the theme changes. mr. appelbaum: so the scene shifts to protests, reflecting what is happening on the ground. there is an understanding of the past, which helps us, gives us the tools to grapple with the present. but you can also go back to the civil war era and find the 55th massachusetts demanding equal pay, equal rights. there is a protest tradition that roots itself. dr. scott: and that's what we'll talk about. mr. appelbaum: excellent. so there is a way to do it, but it's not the

we have lost everything this man says and no one hems us. >> we have been here six days in the sun without piece of bread. why doesn't anyone care about us? >> people left their homes with what they could. some had time to lock up. others didn't. government announcements on t.v. urged people to leave before afghan forces engaged the taliban. >> we told them that these people should leave the area the government. but it was only for one or two days, not to stay longer time. we are right now encouraging them to go back. >> but this camp keeps growing. in most areas the fighting continues. >> where it may be over holmes are damaged or destroyed. at least one village,table fighters tor down walls so they could move between homes without going outside. the government bombed them. the village is destroyed. in the fighting like with so many other parts of this conflict, civilians are the ones who suffer most. jennifer glasse, al jazeera, afghanistan. >> police in texas have arrested three suspects following a shoot-out between rival biker gangs in waco. it broke out in a restaurant and spilled ov

stories connected with the surrender that -- don't stand up to ed gra scrutiny, needless to say and hemgrant the sword and grant refused to take it is one of them, be you alluded to the appearance of the two men grant dishevelled muddy frock coat lee dressed in a fine draeszed eddressed uniform. the people are presence in the e mcclain house and accounts of the surrender read a lot into the appearance of those two men, symbolic of the societies they had mol represented. granto represented the hard scrabble farmers and wage earners, and union men were the proud of the dishevelled appearance. southerners, confederates, seen proud lee as representative of the planter elite proud of lee's appearance, and every detail, the setting here was highly symbolic and americans read a great deal into the details. >> was it after the fact? >> this was immediately. this is something to appreciate. news travels from this place by telegraph by 11:00 p.m. on april 9. in that evening, new yorkers he med have gotten word of the surrender. new york, the media capital of the country, of the northsemi then as

they suggest students find as an adult to act as a reference to hem them land a new job. >>> now yourc 10" first alert weather. >> a warm start this morning. right now it is 65 degrees at 4:27. and you're looking at a clear view across the delaware of center city from the adventure a care yump. we will see lots of sunshine today and the temperatures will be inching higher than they were on memorial day. >>> heading out the door right now jessica boyington in the first alert traffic center. jessica. >> bill, we're looking live right now at 95 through the work zone around cottman avenue. you can see we're only losing out that right hand shoulder. all lanes getting by. 13 minutes headed southbound from woodhaven road to the vine street expressway. more coming up. >>> "nbc 10's" matt delucia is heading to the scene of this fire that's spread to two homes in philadelphia's strawberry mansion. his live update in the next half hour. >>> "nbc 10" breaking news. >> we are following breaking news for you this morning. a house fire spreads to two houses. we are live on the scene. we're going to

police are chasing -- well he's chasing hem, i should say shouting at them.. they tased the suspect. handcuffed and carted him away in a van. these officer, you might be wondering, they did not have weapons. they did not have firearms i should say on them and used a taser and were able to get the suspect under control. >>> new questions about josh duggar star of "19 kids and counting." you may have heard about this. duggar was accused of molesting five young girl admitted to some wrongdoing. he admitted -- he did tell police or "people" magazine i hurt others including my family and close friends. that's how he phrased it. now a video has resurfaced in which duggar appears to be joking about dating his sister. >> ginger was chosen as our chaperon then had to be pulled off because the movie we were going to see had to be over 18. it was a preview screening of a good movie and anyway that's the reason why ginger was our chaperone so chose jan and john david. had a double date. we are from arkansas. >> joking about it there. part of the allegation is that he all