and horn -- horn -- the one mcqueen's teve portrayal of tom horn that is sort of accurate to me, if you you have seen f the steve mcqueen movie, is they dumb.ay him as slightly or slightly impervious to what's him.g on around and there's -- the word stupid here. correct he simply didn't comprehend what around him. he was insulated in his own little world. much. thank you very i appreciate the opportunity. [ applause ] >> president ford pardoned former president nixon 40 years on september 8, 1974. one month after the only in idential resignation american history. tonight at 8:00 p.m. and midnight eastern on the presidency. author and history professor considers the en reasons ford pardoned nixon and whether or not there was a deal between the two men. following mr. green's remarks, we'll air archival footage to to the t ford's address nation announcing the pardon. the man likened by some of a soul departing the body was the women's titanic memorial association. over 1500 wives were lost when hms titanic went b to the bottom of the northern atlantic after iceberg on the night of april 14

a single rhino horn sells upward of $250,000. the horns are used to make decorative knife handles or as ingredients in ancient chinese herbal medicine. my wife sue and i love visiting africa, but this time, we're here on a mission-- to get a better understanding of the plight these iconic animals are facing. and more importantly, to see what's being done to protect their future. our first stop is in zambia, at mosi-oa-tunya national park, where we're heading out on foot to try and get a glimpse of a rhino in the wild. how you doing? jack hanna. >> tawanda. >> tawanda. i like that. >> i'll be working with you. i will be your guide. >> and you know what you're doing, right? >> i hope so. >> it's a walking safari. when you walk, you have to have a guide that knows what they're doing, because a rhino can't see very well, but their smell and hearing is some of the greatest of any animal in the world. and when they charge, you better be behind a tree that's 200 years old. when you track animals, you either do the footprints or you find

ready, air horn. [ horn ] go. rotate. >> jimmy: hi, jimmy. >> how you doing?rs and applause ] . ♪ this is the best time i'm having the best time ♪ >> i'm getting a call. oh, hi, sarah, how are you? okay. a quart of milk. [ laughter ] gluten free bread. and 400 pairs of shoes. [ laughter ] [ horn ] >> jimmy: i go here. >> oh, my god, you guys are so awesome. oh my god! god you're awesome! you're so great. i love everything you do. i've seen everything you've done. and even if i didn't see it, i love it. you're awesome. you're so great. [ laughter ] [ applause ] tell me -- tell me. tell me. nathan, when did you first realize you were a homosexual? [ laughter ] >> i'm a -- i forgot who i was. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: let's start fighting! [ horn ] >> here we go. >> jimmy: i was getting over here. >> on me now. >> jimmy: i'm back to us. we're back to this. you guys, see this magic on broadway. matthew broderick, nathan lane, "it's only a play." oh, my goodness. october 9th, go check it out. robert plant joins us next. come on back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ]

how the fog horn will be put to use here in the south bay. we're back in two. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle, see how much you could save. >>> welcome back to our special coverage of the 49ers home opener at levi's stadium. it is the dawn of a new era. i'm here inside our new studio inside the stadium. it's very pretty and an exciting time for 49ers and fans as they both will share the state-of-the-art new stadium. you're probably wondering what's going on with the players. one of the big upgrades is the locker room. it's an eye-popping improvement from candlestick park. check it out. tall wood lockers, soft carpeting, spacious training room and very high ceilings. the room is open and harbaugh wanted that look. he wanted his players to be able to see him so when he says who's got it better than us speech, they can hear him. it also features a banner of the team's five super bowl championships. now, quite a little different feel in the visitors locker room and that is the point. it's 1,000 square feet smaller than the

it is a ram's horn. we'll hear you give it a good blow later on in the show. we're entering into the 5776 according to the jewish calendar and i'm wondering for you, talk about where you came from and the ways you grew up celebrating the new year, ways it changed for you, what you kind of see for yourself in tha. >> sure. so, i was raised primarily in a conservative synagogue and was fortunate to be in a community that celebrated with a lot of warmth and spirit and i'm fortunate to have that as an adult. i'm an active member in my congregation in east bay and feel like it really provides me a to reflect and recommit and celebrate with the community of people who i really love. >> wond. >> and i grew up in a very active synagogue as well. reformed synagogue in southern california and loved the high holidays. we actually went to a church nearby because we had so many people that we couldn't fit in our sank weary which is typical and there were grand organs and pipes and it was a very majestic feeling, kind of a time of year. and actually sang in the children's c

the zoo burnt the horns to raise awareness of the illegal strayed of rhino horns, ahead of world rhino day tomorrow. asia is a large buyer of rhino horns, where it's perceived as a sign of wealth. >>> hundreds converged of mexico city subway in a flash mob to celebrate professional wrestling. it's known for the over the top moves, masks and costumes. organizers asked subway riders to wear the masks to promote the event as part of mexican heritage. >> and that they did. >> that will do it for us this hour. thanks for watching. i'm thomas drayton in new york. stay tuned. "edge of 18' is coming up next. be safe. edge of eighteen growing up fast... >> my quest is to find me, and me is not here... >> fighting for a better future >> if you gonna go to college, you gonna end up dead on the streets... >> life changing moments >> i had never been bullied, everyone hates me... >> from oscar winning director, alex gibney, a hard hitting look at the real issues facing american teens. the incredible journey continues... on the edge of eighteen only on all jazeera america >> what you want to do? jus

(car horn honks) >> narrator: an ambulance brings more victims, six members of the same family. >> this has spread at an unprecedented level. i mean, we've never seen such a large outbreak ever in recorded history, and so now we come here to try to do to the best of our ability, but we're overstretched. >> narrator: local nurses are on the streets warning the outbreak is worsening. even in the doctors without borders hospital, ebola is killing 70% of those it infects. because so few people who go to the hospital ever return, victims are hiding in their homes and infecting their families. >> you must report them to hospital staff, who will come and check them. >> narrator: the only way to contain ebola is to isolate the infected. >> if we're able to do it... >> narrator: manjo lamin works with one of sierra leone's disease surveillance teams. it's their job to find victims and get them to the doctors without borders hospital. but manjo and his seven colleagues can't keep up with the number of cases. >> narrator: two weeks ago, manjo went through a terrifying ordeal when he was quarantine

or fog horn.t wrong with me. 5:15 right now. that is very true. it is our final day of bringing good day on the road. >> so you sleep deprivation i got a text from mike saying are you watching the game. it was 8:30, watching green bay play seattle in seattle. the problem is they are on pacific time. the game starts at 8:30 here in the east coast. >> yes. >> so mike, how much sleep did you get because i know you watch the whole game. >> i got, oh, yeah, i watched it all, it was 36-16. >> yes. >> what is on your head. >> well, alex has been using the excuse all week. i cannot do this really early morning thing because i sleep, and i have this wrap on my hair, and i'm going to wear it all the way to until we go on the air. so i tried it, and they said, i still had to do this. >> yes. >> hold on a second, by the way, before i get into slamming our driver tom again, can you take a left. lets take a left. okay. get down there and take a left at the the intersection. >> where are you going, cheerleaders.

do you think we could try that now, having a conversation using just horns and instruments?hter ] ♪ [ light laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> nice. nice. i've got to tell you. do we have time? >> jimmy: yeah. >> i have to tell you that i had to come to new york for the friars and so on. and i decided this trip, i was going to ride the subway. i haven't been on it in 50, 60 years. >> jimmy: yeah. >> i get on the subway yesterday. and the train stops at a a station, and some people get on, some people get off. there's one guy comes on, a a young guy, and he's wearing a a leather jacket, leather pants, gold hanging from his ears, one out of his eye. i mean, he was sharp. leather pants, boots up to there. i mean, he was today. [ laughter ] and he had his hair spiked, yellow, red, green, purple. so i'm looking at him. he said, "what's the matter, old man, didn't you ever do anything out of the ordinary in your life?" [ laughter ] l i said, "yes, as a matter of fact, 20 years ago i had sex with a parrot. i thought you were my son." [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy

>> oh, no. [ horn ] three guys riding their dirt trikes on their bike. the guy immediately behind him doesn't slow down right away. goes flying off the track. there's one more guy behind. all three guys off the track safely. nobody gets hurt. >> that could have been a really big deal. [ horn ] >> i just want you to know in this video the fish wasn't stolen. it was kind of given away. what you have here is go pro video from royce who says he's about 15 miles off tdana point n california fishing for yellowfin tuna. they got to a school he said and this they just started pulling them on board, got a bunch of fish, and finally they realized, wait a minute, what's snaking by? >> oh. >> that's ahead. they thought we got plenty of fish. let's let him have it. there's royce with his go pro on a custom pvc pole and there you see his cousin dave farley is the one with the fish on the end. you see that yellowfin. they're baiting that hammer head. watch what happens. you can see it quickly. >> oh. >> it's already taken a bite out of that sucker and it's like, uh-oh,

good night, america. ( horn honks ) frank: no brakes! no brakes! ( honks horn ) oh! hi, frank! little hungry. why don't you drive me to the dining hall? no, i don't want to waste my guest passes. raymond, sit down. i'll fix us some lununch and then we can have a nice conversation. so, how are you, frank? fat! the dining hall is open 24 hours, plus marie is cookin' up a storm. some days i eat ten times! well, i'm glad to see that condo living still agrees with you. yep, i'll tell you all about it after i visit the throne room. the seat in there cushioned and heated. ray, before you go home, you gotta give it a test drive. try and stop me.

the matter horn has claimed over 500 lives since 1865.g this video you can see why. >> oh, my gosh. they're doing this in the tiny space just -- there's snow. i feel like it could give way avalanche style at any minute. >> they've got all the right gear if anything goes wrong. i'm sure they'll be safe. >> this is not the disneyland ride. >> no. >> not as fun. >> why? >> that exhilarating feeling. the feeling of achievement and accomplishment. >> how do you not get vertigo. start feeling woozy for being up high. just right down the face of that mountain, right down the cliff. >> the people that feel that way i'm pretty sure aren't mountainers. >>> all right. everybody, it's ipad mini giveaway time. >> to enter you need the buzzword 18 years old or older and a legal u.s. resident. >> hit over to rightthisminute.com click on the win ipad mini button. >> enter on facebook or twitter or both. >> are you ready to reveal monday as buzzword. >> yep. >> it is premiere. >> so get over to rightthisminute.com and click on the win an ipad mini button

he had four horns.dn't want to go the east so he worked vancouver and portland and seattle to stay away from the east coast. they just wanted to get it back together. those were great days, man. and they were the greatest professors we could dream of. he always used to say young blood, step into my office. let me pour you a cold one. that is when he was going to give you a life lesson. >> you were a trumpet player obviously. but what was it about clark terry's sound that made you want to understudy him? >> he had expression that you can feel strongly in this film. he had expression. each phrase he played was just totally jazz. but all the jazz bands did that, you know? and the beep bop groups, too. a vocal similarity of what a rift should be. all of that stuff. it's a science. >> yeah. he has told this story countless times. he tells it in the film. he has written it in books, he has told it in interviews, but he remembers full well when he first met you and how you came to him and made him, begged him

these days the sound of gun fire has been replaced by blaring car horns. [ goal horn ] >> reporter: but the cyclists have to manoeuvre around stalls, and dodge the hot holes. they ride out of the city and into the bush. this route to the town of demura is one of only two well-paved roads out of the capital. this person started the club in 2006. >> translation: when i cycle i feel fulfilled and stress free. when i have a lot of problems, cycling makes me feel like the world belongs to me. >> in the past year and a half rebel fighters have been speeding up and down the roads. now this route is patrolled by international peacekeepers, and is safe again. >> in a country traurmentized by -- traumatized by conflicts, these men and women have a sense of freedom and hope. >> it is a country divided along ethnic and ellageous lines -- religious lines. this club does not put up with intolerance. >> this is the youngest member of the team. >> there's no divisions here. we don't talk about muslims and christians. we are one family. >> reporter: the training sessions are more compete ty, with six sp

horns are loud enough of themselves. i know the size of the club. that's what i would like to do. i know you say you've got the security guards. i have been there a number of times including once with inspector burke i only have seen one security guard i personally the guy at the door wearing the uniform thing. i never seen any other security guards so i don't know how to deal with that one. absolutely zero activity outside the club having to deal with music, whether it's amplified music or any kind of noise outside the club, and those are my suggestions. open up the discussion with fellow commissioners. >> i have gone by and the door is open. i ride the bus and the door is open. i see it. there is no security guard outside. i called the cell number and had my call returned because there is no security guard and there is no door person, so i think that we need to make the conditions much more strict because i do not feel that malibu at this point is taking us very seriously. i think that we can only have i would like to add that live music should only go until 11 p.m. during the w

negligent for failing to use the horn siren and police light on the vehicle. >> a federal grand jury in chicago is demanding the records of the questionable anti virus program. it was launched in 2010 as they faced reelection. critics say it was nothing but a 54 million- dollar political slush fund. all requiring subpoenas. this is the first from chicago. if the feds want a complete paper trail of where that money went. the grand jury investigation should be completed next month. >> may your manual wants to make sure more signs in the pop-up all along the chicago river. the sign is nearly 2900 square feet. the mayor is proposing in the chicago river corridor special sign district. it allows signs on buildings along the river but it would cut the size to 550 square feet. signs of have to be placed directly below the highest refund. the ordinance would not affect the trump signed. >> coming up next to me details on what happened during joan rivers court happened during joan rivers court procedure. im ugh. heartburn. did someone say burn? try alka seltzer reliefchews. they work just as

norman horn is walking to bring attention to childhood cancer. the 30 year old started from san francisco back in april. he's made it as far as steubenville, ohio. he's happy that he's almost back to his home state. >> it's just nice to be in home territory. i feel comfortable getting into the appalachian mountains here and getting on my way home. >> the personal trainer raised more than $20,000. horn is expected to finish his walk on october 11th in atlantic city. >>> the sun is putting on a show sending out a big solar flare. nasa says the flare peaked on wednesday afternoon. you can see the flare at the center of the video. the powerful radiation from the flare can't harm us on the ground but if it is intense enough, it can disrupt communications here on earth. >>> good morning. we head into the rest of your friday, temperatures today going to be cooler than what we saw yesterday. plus, we'll get rid of some of the humidity making it more comfortable for your friday evening plans. i'm tracking a chance of rain heading into the weekend and temp

. >> oh, the fail horn. who is next? >> miss erika? >> okay, i'm going with a comfortable 72 degrees. >> wrong again. >> you know what? let's go with, last 1:00 p.m. opener? i go with 68. >> you thought it was nice and cool? oh! all wrong. >> i'll go with a, 79 degrees. well done, kate. >> and that was '97/08. september 7th, same date that is year, september 7th, it was 79 degrees. which is pretty close to what it will be this weekend. so, there is some good news for you. it will be nice and warm but comfortable for the eagles forecast, you guys did terrible. >> i know. >> all three of you across the board? >> avenue question. >> yes, you can afford it, ukee, a point spread. >> a lot of fail horns going today. let's look how things are actually shaking out weather wise today. before we even get to the eagles home opener here, storm scan3, not looking all that bad right now, we have high pressure still overhead. it is planted right about here, but starting to move little further east. as that high moves east, we get that southwest flow

horn's work as a gunman for the pinkerton agency and wyoming and execution in 1903. professor emeritus at new mexico state university. at the new mexico history museum. this is an hour and 10 minutes. >> i want to thank tomas

. >> steve: when you hear the air horn, excuse me, move on -- >> jimmy: i thought that was the air hornghetti. with whisks. [ laughter ] next, fully loaded nachos with salad tongs. [ laughter ] and finally, blueberry pie with tongue depressors. [ laughter ] oh wait we forgot the tongue depressors. only face, no hands. >> jimmy: okay. >> steve: and the food is on a a scale. >> jimmy: yes. >> so i will know who ate the most. first two rounds are worth a a point blueberry pie gets two points. anybody's game. ready? get set? go! [ cheers and applause ] ten seconds-- five, four, three, two, one! move on! the tongs are going. those nachos are going. they found some little bit and move go! [ cheers and applause ] oh! oh, my goodness! oh, that was a a barn burner! oh, my goodness! oh, my goodness! all right. [ cheers and applause ] there ya go, you look a little blue in the face. are you all right? spaghetti. see, you got punched in the face. >> jimmy: how was it. how is it hangin? >> steve: spaghetti. who won that round? >> jimmy: i dunno. >> steve: jimmy! [ applause ] nachos, fully loaded. av

[ horn blares ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's it. >> that's it. [ horn blares ] you did itook at chef nobu, you are just -- perfect. come on, this is -- you cannot beat you, this guy. [ cheers and applause ] >> cucumber like that. >> jimmy: that was a little -- can i take the hat? he is the master here in new york, wherever you see, chef nobu matsuhisa. congrats on 20 years, of nobu. go to noburestaurant.com. check out a nobu restaurant near you. he's the best. we will be right back with more of the tonight show, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i'm sheldon yellin, and i started my career rebuilding homes for one family at a time. today, our companies help build something more. for 28 years, belfor has been restoring homes and businesses destroyed by fire, flood, or any disaster. and even though we've grown to over 6,000 dedicated people around the world, for me, it's still about helping one family or business at a time. at belfor, we're restoring more than property. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: unbelievable, my thanks to billy crystal, rose byrne, chef nobu mats

[ horn blares ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's it. >> that's it. [ horn blares ] you did it look at chef nobu, you are just -- perfect. come on, this is -- you cannot beat you, this guy. [ cheers and applause ] >> cucumber like that. >> jimmy: that was a little -- can i take the hat? he is the master here in new york, wherever you see, chef nobu matsuhisa. congrats on 20 years, of nobu. go to noburestaurant.com. check out a nobu restaurant near you. he's the best. we will be right back with more of the tonight show, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: unbelievable, my thanks to billy crystal, rose byrne, chef nobu matsuhisa, lecrae. and the roots, of course, ladies and gentlemen. can't beat the roots. stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers." thank you for watching. have a great night. i hope to see you tomorrow. thank you! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- julianna margulies, from "two faces of january," viggo mo

poachers kill the animals then sell the horns, which, for centuries, have been prized in asia for use in traditional medicines. >> sreenivasan: as we just reported, hundreds of thousands of people marched today in new york and in other cities around the world demanding that world leaders do more to halt climate change. for more, we are joined by katherine bagley. she is a reporter with inside climate news. getting in today's march where have the world when it comes to taking action on climate change? >> there is no global agreements on what to do about climate change which is one of the things we will be hashing out on tuesday at the un, buta lothá+'f individual countries have -- have decided to take action themselves and a lot of the actions have been in europe, a lot of european countries are really on top of this. aldr lot ofbb#5 the island name, maldives that are literally disappearing into the action are, into the ocean are taking action, but there are a lot of carbon dioxide polluters that are, that don't have a national initiative on world change, china hasn't donecó ca>w>?x ru

it cost horn $2 billion on build and only stayed open for about two year. experts say business decisions like a smoking ban and lack of loyalty programs hampered success. and this morning show boat shut its doors yesterday afternoon after 27 years this business. between show boat and revel, more than 5,000 people are now out of jobs, another 1,000 workers will be laid off when the trump plaza casino closes on september 16th. the state of new jersey working to help laid off workers find new jobs. >>> plants might start showing up on your desk this week. a new study says greenery in the work lays can increase row du productivity by 15%. concentration and satisfaction immediately went up. the reason for the increase may be because foliage absorbs dust and bug from the air improving air quality. and potted plants are reduce the number of sick days taken at work. >> and they made the point a little greenery or even color can also serve to enhance your mood a little bit. and that might help with productivity and keep you firing from all cylinders. >> and they say

this youngster shall live, perhaps to gore a future tv host with his mighty horns.l looks like. this is a whole different thing. 500-freaking-kilos of aggressive charging four-legged killdozer aiming at your meat. it's a lot of muscle. >> yeah, it's a lot of muscle. that's a big bull. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> no matter how big, how strong, how scary, for this intrepid reporter who's seen many animals die for his dinner, this part is never easy. >> so as you see, he puts the cape lower. so when the bull brings the face forward, showing the neck -- that's it. good one. that was very good. and, yeah, that's it. >> it's time for stew. bull stew. our friend went to a better place after all. like a big pot where he simmered slowly for hours with local herbs, onions and potatoes. nothing like a roaring fire, and a spread of ham, homemade chorizo, spanish cheeses, bred and a good olive oil to take the sting out of a near genital mutilation. >> nice. >> looks good, huh? >> it's not a bad place to come? >> no. >> he started at age 19? [ speaking foreign language ] when you were a little boy

if you went to candlestick, you know the sound of that horn. but don't worry, it made the trek to levi stadium. a guest will sound the horn but no word on how they will pick. >> maybe we should blair our own trumpets for being out here this morning. it's such a great morning. one thing people will notice here, the eats, the food. there's items like pulled pork sandwiches, rotisserie chicken, a little mac and cheese. a look at some of your more original fare you'll find at the stadium. bob? >> yeah, good morning to you, laura. would you ever expect to see this at a football stadium? you have steamed buns here, courtesy of executive sous chef. did you ever expect to be working in a venue like this? >> i didn't. when i heard the call for the types of foods, i said i have to be part of this, part of the stadium. >> this is our navy bean and kale curry with basmati rice. >> and we have our taste tester lisa meek. how is it? >> she gives it a thumbs up. >> when i think of nfl football fans, i still am stuck on hot dogs and beer. the reapgs so far fro

plenty of competitions no surprise the horns are used in a row itself its mission liberation was a crowd. so there was a little bit of what took place a cutting edge procedure the target of the tough decision if. there's even the official it will be right back after this message experiencing cognitive dissonance when leading the news you may be suffering from irony sufficiency. only please go. live. boycotts and such it's really actually no place to just put it to. let the settlers massacre in syria believed by them in a civil war that shows no signs of such a thing we are grouped with crisis groups like isis yes i mean well the whole general audience some guy is isis what are they seeking to do. active on social networking cunningly to seventy. the latest viral video by a recent recruit young infidels better listen. joseph leask you. face the full me the listen. to him to me it's me please please pretty please let's wait a minute i mean you have to when you get it haha. you don't just get on the bus to bring sharia so it's all right to kill him and it's tough because killing frankie pla

at a driver, honking a horn at a driver, giving them a hand gesture like giving them a hand gesture up. a thumbs up. it got a lot more technological, it got a lot more technological, and wi-fi is being pushed into and wi-fi is being pushed into cars to prevent cars to prevent collisions. collisions. take a take a look. look. >> reporter: the national >> reporter: the national highway traffic safety highway traffic safety administration administration worked with nine worked with nine car manufacturers on vehicle to car manufacturers on vehicle to vehicle communication vehicle communication technology, a crash technology, a crash avoidance avoidance system. system. test cars fully loaded with a test cars fully loaded with a wi-fi mike system called wi-fi mike system called dedicated short range dedicated short range communication shared communication shared g.p.s., g.p.s., speed, gear, acceleration, gear speed, gear, acceleration, gear and braking status, steering and braking status, steering wheel wheel angle in the previous angle in the previous predicted path all in the predicted

over 100 pounds of seized rhino horns were burned.the seizure, was done to raise attention aat the issue of rhino horn illegal trafficking. >>> spacex took off to deliver goods to the international space station. the first 3d printer in space was part of its cargo go. expected to arrive on tuesday. part of 12 missions planned by spacex which has a 1.6 billion contract with nasa. that's it, i'm thomas drayton in new york. i'll be back at 11:00 p.m. eastern, 8:00 pacific. edge of eighteen is coming up next. thanks for watching. >> what you want to do? just don't want to go to college, you want to be a drop out? >> my mom don't know what i deal with on a daily basis. i've been shot at a couple of times. i really don't care about college. >> so you just throw your life up in the air, just like your daddy? >> i live in mosca, colorado, aka the middle of nowhere. >> thanks. my quest is to find me and me is not here. going to college is the only way i'm going to be able to get out of here. i'm opening my letter from

[ tires squeal, brakes screech, horn honks ] ooh, ooh! [ back-up beeping, honking ] a truckload of discounts for your business -- now, that's progressive. make a great weekend. >>> it is a terrorist army on a savage march. but who is isis? they combine viciousness on the ground with a supremacy in social media. >> it's trying to create the largest caliphate it can. >> what do we know about the man wearing a wrist watch who says he is the leader of isis. >> he has been a shadowy presence for a long time. >> and how he is using a former catholic school student to spread propaganda. including the beheading videos around the world. >> why do you think this mosque keeps ending up attached to terrorism? >> isis controls a land the size of kansas. across iraq and syria. they are the richest terrorist organization on earth. this is like a digital network. almost like a tv station. we take you inside a terrorist turf war that has surprised al qaeda, the united states and ourle allies -- or did it? >> now, >> now from studio j at fox news headquart

there will be a special guest sounding the horn.how the guest will be selected. >> bringing the 49ers to santa clara was the large thing. >> cherl hurd yl hurd is talkine mayor about what it was like to see his dream a reality. >> reporter: good morning. i call myself tailgater number one. and the photographer tailgater number three. actually tailgater number three is the mayor. thanks for the coffee. >> you need it this early be. >> a lot of people are giving you credit for this. >> lots of generations and council getting the infrastructure in place. all the workers that made this happen and the communication that happened. this is a celebration for all of santa clara and all of south bay. >> you were telling me when you're at the ground breaking with the gold shovel people were still saying is it going to happen. >> it was great. about five years of people saying is it going to happen? is it going to happen? and now it's going to happen. it's happening. we're have our first regular game here. this is a historic day for the 49ers a

>> yes. [ horn honking ] >> it's either sprint or be left behind. those who make it this far are lucky. those who don't perish in the sand. >> right here, allen. >> a grim reminder this journey may end before it begins. >> i have have said this is sliver, not even a tenth what have migrants walk in this desert. you think two miles should be nothing but under this condition the human body does not perform as expected. and the saddest part of all migrants have no warning this is what is wait forgive them. smugglers charge up front, but once they get the money there is no with regard whatsoever for whether people make it out of the desert alive. >> we go to part two from heidi's report. we go to brooks county sheriff where so many are making this dangerous journey every day. that's right here on al jazeera america. straight ahead on the program it costs more than $2 billion, but today atlantic city rebe revel casino closes. and banks are denying mortgages to people simply because they are black. >> apple confirms for the first time today that it's acco

the rhinoceros horns. the safari was not just for trophies to decorate his house. with the smithsonian institution exam of natural history. my favorite pieces are the gatling gun. guns thate of four accompanied roosevelt and the roughriders to cuba. one of the most important guns in american military history is right behind it. lust for over 114 years. for over 114 years. the first machine gun used by the u.s. army in military combat. it is a 1895 browning automatic rifle, called the potato digger. it was privately purchased, given to the regiment and taken to cuba. by specific gun was donated the older sisters of one of roosevelt's roughriders. they just happened to be the grand daughters of john jacob astor. one of the first machine gun's ever used in military combat by the u.s. army. this cap that, we are fortunate to have on displayed a tunic, stetson hat, and calgary -- cavalry saber. referred to as mr. president for the rest of his life when he leaves the white house. there are two exceptions. general eisenhower preferred to be called general eisenhower. and