our oldest daughter is amy and jacob was next, and trevor and carman. >> jacob was our first born son okay. ♪ >> my name is jacob wetterling. my favorite food is steak. my favorite color is blue. my best friend is aaron larson. my favorite thing to do most is watch football. what do i want to be when i grow up is a football player. >> anyway, after the game, jake and trevor and i, we played a little football game out in the driveway. >> jerry would throw a pass, and one would try to intercept, the other one would try to catch the pass. always it ended up in tears. they were very competitive. they took this game seriously. >> it was a fabulous day, and i'll always cherish that day. >> i think one of the tough things for americans to grasp is that a predator can be anywhere. a crime can happen to anyone at any time. >> a little after 5:30 or 6:00, patty and i went to a dinner party at some friends about 20, 25 minutes away. >> we weren't going to be gone very long, and they were just going to stay home. >> our oldest daughter amy was at a sleepover that night, and jacob's best friend aa

well the uptown streets that jacob laurence occupied are recognisable. last number of people that went through the migration and senior centers, like this one. oar ida, it was a proposal from her high school sweetheart that brought her here from filly: we took the train back to north carolina for him to axe my father. my father told him. only one thing i'm telling you, if you take my daughter and marry her, you take her to new york. take her back to philly. 60 years later her husband kept his promise. taylor never regretted the day she brought her one-way ticket. >> no, i don't miss the arm. i'm enjoying life now. i'm enjoying life. >>> moving in a great direction. next up here - philadelphia's freeway dash - -a hip-hopartist turned activist >>> and lead singer of the b-52 rocks a new tune and opens the doors to her >>> now a look at two american originals with unique voices. first a man that used his city forward. in north philly, they know him as freeway. an artist escaping violence and drugs, and willing to bring others away. here is sara hoy. >> repo

well, the uptown streets that jacob laurence occupied are recognisable. the last number of people that went through the migration and senior centers are over the north, like this one. oar ida, it was a proposal from her high school sweetheart that brought her here from filly, all the years ago. we took the train back to north carolina for him to axe my -- ask my father. my father told him. only one thing i'm telling you, if you take my daughter and marry her, you take her to new don't leave her there if you can't take care of her take her back to philly. 60 years later her husband kept his promise. taylor never regretted the day she brought her one-way ticket. >> no, i don't miss the arm. oum happy i'm old. i'm enjoying life now. i'm enjoying life. >>> moving in a great direction. next up here - philadelphia's freeway - a hip-hop artist turned activist "america tonight"s sara hoy on his truth bombs. also ahead from bee hive to a new buzz >>> and lead singer of the b-52 rocks a new tune and opens the doors to her love shack. pa >> the new al jazeera americ

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♪ >> my name is jacob.teak. my favorite color is blue. my best friend is aaron larsson. >> the day of october 22nd, a little after 5:30 or 6:00, patty and i went to a dinner party at some friends about 20, 25 minutes away. >> we weren't going to be gone very long. and we were just going to stay home. >> but the boys, jacob, his brother trevor and a friend aaron wanted to ride to the store, so they called their parents at the party to ask permission. >> there is nothing between us and the store. it is farm field mostly and a few houses. but it was starting to get dark and i said, no, you know, find something to do. we have got plenty to do. and trevor said, let me talk to dad. >> and my thinking is this is safe country, my only concern is on this one fairly long stretch of road is for car traffic. in my mind, you cover those bases with the flashlight and i said, okay, but go down and come straight home. it must have been about 45 minutes, give or take, the phone rang and they called for me to come and take t

>> yeah. >> i remember when i talked to jacob, he's pretty outgoing. how you doing today? doing okay for being in these circumstances. yeah, doing all right. all of a sudden his hair's cut different, completely cut off. he wasn't his normal self. he was just kind of like, yeah, i'm here. >> my mental health staff's gone for the day. of course, holiday. >> good friday. >> yeah. >> yeah, unfortunately. >> unfortunately. >> sober day. >> do you need anything, joust holler, i'll be here until about 7:00 tonight, okay? >> i do not condone what these people have allegedly done or accused of. my concern is their well-being while they're in here. i'm governed by state and federal laws that i must do these things, and i am mandated to do these things. i don't have to like it. a lot of times i don't like it. but i do it because i'm the one responsible for making sure these mandates are met. >> yeah, alvin. >> hey, sergeant colette. >> how you doing? >> i'm doing pretty good. >> all right. you know why i come by, check on you. anniversary of allegedly what you done. >> yeah. >> i wan

jacob was next. trevor ander carmen. >> jacob was our first born son. ♪ >> hi fame is jacob.ue. hi best friend is aaron. >> on the day of october 22, a allegedly after 5:30 or 6:00 patty and i went to a dinner party at some friends' 20, 25 minutes 'way. >> we weren't going to be long. they were just going to stay home. >> but the boys, squa cob, trevor and a friend aaron wanted to ride to the store. they called their parents at the party to ask permission. >> there's thothing between us and the store. it's farm field mostly and a few houses. but it was starting to get dark and i said no. find spg to do. we have plenty to do. trevor said, let me talk to dad. >> my thinking is, this is safe country. my only concern is on this one fairly long stretch of road is car traffic. in my mind they covered those base s with a flashlight. i said, okay, but go down and come straight home. it must have been about 45 minutes, give or take. the phone rang and they called for me to come and take this call. it was our next door neighbor merle who called and said, jerry, you have to leave ta par

i want to know who took jacob.ned. >> if you have any information relating to this crime, please call 1-866-the-hunt or go online at cnn.com/thehunt. you can remain anonymous. we'll pass your tip on to the proper authorities and if requested we'll not reveal your name. >>> back in 1981, i had the american dream, the beautiful wife, the house in the suburbs, and a beautiful 6-year-old son. and one day i went to work, kissed my son good-bye and never saw him again. in two weeks, i became the parent of a murdered child, and i'll always be the parent of a murdered child. i still have the heartache. i still have the rage. i waited years for justice. i know what it's like to be there waiting for some answers. and over those years, i learned how to do one thing really well, and that's how to catch these bastards

you get everything jacob.ana slicer is a little lame -- do we have a hat. >> yeah. a maddow hat. >> we don't even make or sell them. we found one in the closet but we will send it to you. >> that will work. we'll take it. >> say hello to your wife and the sea turtles. >> keep up the good work with rachel. >> i'll try. that was awesome. i love the jim gilmore cliff hanger there. jim gilmore, call me. if you want to play send us an e-mail rachel@msnbc.com and tell us who you are, where you are from why you want to play the news dumpl we'd like to send some junk to you but you can't take it with you when you have to go to prison. >>> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. what is wrong with you? >> an inmate's troubled past leads to angry outbursts inside the jail.

we bring in our colleague jennifer jacobs. we will talk about very important issues.fer, thank you for joining us. scott walker is announcing he was spent several days in iowa on the republican side. we agree that walker is the favorite in the caucuses. based on polling and talking to folks, who else on the republican side looks strong so far in building in iowa? jennifer: rubio is making a late start here in iowa, but he is attracting interest in crowds. people are definitely intrigued by him. jeb bush comes early next week. those two are strong here. we are waiting for rand paul to come back. he has faded little bit. you talk to the people in the des moines area and it is rubio and jeb bush on people's minds. mark: why has rand paul relatively been absent from the state and how do supporters feel about that? jennifer: i'm not sure exactly why he has been absent. i'm hearing some bubbling up of comments that bernie sanders has taking a bit of shine off of rand paul. you have some of those middle of the road libertarians who are giving a look to the vermont u.s. senat

you get everything jacob.use we recognize banana slicer is lame i think -- we have a hat? we found a hat. >> we don't even make those or sell them. we found one in the closet. >> that will work. >> thank you sand say hello to your wife and the sea turtles. >> sounds great. keep up the good work. >> great to meet you. that was awesome. i love the jim gilmore cliffhanger there. jim gilmore, call me. if you want to play send us e-mail rachel@msnbc.com, who you are, where you are from why you want to play the news dump. we would like to send some junk to you. weekends with alex witt starts now. >>> very, very sad thing what's happening with our country. and nobody wants to talk about it. >> donald trump doubles down new comments on immigration from the presidential candidate. who he gathered to support him. >> the latest on the heartbreaking story of baby doe. efforts to try to identify this girl. is it connected to a past case? struck down a bolt of lightning knocks a local tv station off air. see how it improvis

medal of honor recipient, colonel jack jacobs. >> reporter: scott can actually see the finished work in his mind before he begins. >> it's nine different colors. three shade of the white stripe three shades of the red; and three shades of the blue. >> reporter: it is to him what the mona lisa is to the world, a masterpiece. >> what is a great work of art? something that pulls emotion out of a grown man. tears out of big, burly men. >> reporter: for the last 25 years, he has painted thousands of rendition of american glory from rooftops to schools, disaster areas and beyond. >> little by little once i started doing these three dimensional thing, unfortunately after september 11th, patriotism blew up. that's what people needed. it brings people together. >> five years ago in houston, he painted the world's largest version of the flag. >> you can see it from space. >> reporter: stretching three

colonel jack jacobs, nbc news, denver, colorado. >> that's 39 states down. 11 to go.nd that is "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm kate snow reporting from new york. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. ==peggy/vo== a beloved teacher, lost in the wlilderness for over a week now. the major search and rescue mission that's underway right now, to try to find him....and bring him home el snamt beloved teacher lost in the wilderness for over a week. the search and rescue effort that is underway to try to bring him home safely. terry mcsweeney has the night off tonight. volunteers are searching for the san francisco teacher who has been missing for more than a week. ed cavanaugh was last seen on friday. he was dirt biking with a friend in georgetown and decided to continue on his own. he is an avid outdoorsman. he teaches students wilderness skills. hive in down high school where he teaches. this is really a major search effort. friends are in eldorado county to search. friends are telling us, ed cavanaugh is an experienced dirt bike rider. 46 years old, a wel

he suggests they also bring their 7-month-old son jacob. >> i almost begged like, hey, let's bring jacoblong. this will be so much fun. everything will be fine. i'll hold him. >> so i relented and let him bring him up and that was the most scary part about it is knowing he was in the plane with us and not buckled. >> in the air the five of them take in utah's magnificent landscape. >> the weather was the best weather we have had in weeks. it was really exciting. >> but about a half hour into the flight, the pilot has some worrisome news. >> the pilot let us know that something was wrong. >> there's carburetor ice. >> ice has formed on the carburetor cutting off the engine from its fuel supply. >> i didn't believe him because i know he's a little bit of awe jokester, and it was my first time. >> but this is no joke. >> the engine had severely lost power. he did everything that he was supposed to. he had the carburetor heat on and let it out even more to try to rid itself from the ice. >> it's too late. at 8500 feet, the engine stops running. >> he told us we're going to have to make a lan

nbc's jacob rascon is there for us tonight. jacob, a little bit of excitement behind you. evening from a city overrun by red, white and blue. these fans and this team are craving a win. it will be their first since 1999 and a first of its kind rematch that in more ways than one could be a game for the record books. america is hungry for redemption. japan eager to cement its legacy. four years ago, the u.s. gave up a goal with just three minutes left and lost to japan in a shoot-out. tonight is the first-ever rematch in a women's world cup final. >> everything prior to this doesn't matter. so i'm just fully focused on the final, and having no regrets, and emptying the tank out there. >> team usa relies on a handful of new, younger stars, and seasoned players like hope solo arguably the best goalie in women's soccer. and the top scorer in the sport, abby wambach. >> it's going to take everybody giving just a little bit more. a little bit more of their body. a little bit more of their heart. a little bit more of their soul in order for us to bring home this trophy. >> it's be

i want to bring in colonel jack jacobs jacobs. unfortunately, we are seeing too many of these scares these actual shootings happen most recently in d.c. at the naval yard. give us a sense how prepared these military facilities are when something like this happens. are people more on edge? are people more capable of stepping up the minute this happens? >> they are more on edge but there's a great difference between a situation that happened today and on an installation like the navy yard or ft. hood. it's much more difficult to get into a secure military installation. there are fences all around. there are guards at the gates. many of these places do a 100% id check. they also inspect vehicles make them open their trunk and so on. it doesn't make it impossible for people to get on with weapons, but it makes it extremely difficult. here you have a store front. it's in a shopping mall. the military people are not armed. they're on desks just on the other side of the plate glass that the shooter shot through. so i mean those people wh

thanks to jennifer jacobs and the register for joining me. we'll see you on monday.then sayonara. ♪ alix: we are moments away from the closing bell. joe: i am joe weisenthal. alix: you are looking at stocks closing now. the nasdaq at a record high, nine out of 10 of the sectors lower, not really keeping track with the nasdaq. joe: the question is "what'd you miss?". is the housing market getting its mojo back? new home construction is at second highest level.

tonight they were off against jacob degrom.s is coming up. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by your local toyota dealers. robert: mets starter jake a pogrom -- jacob degrom, but wilson ramos got a piece of him. goes with the pitch, gone, the two run shot. nats up 2-1. top of the seventh, eric campbell singles to write, bringing in two runs. the mets never look back and go on to win 7-2. the nats could have used ryan zimmerman. he was in double-a harrisburg tonight, starting his rehab assignment. looking a little rusty 0-2 grounding out to us. expected to be off tomorrow and then play the weekend. ryan: other than getting at-bats, that's the reason i need to play these games, to get back into shape, obviously, and run hard and not have to worry about these things. robert: we want you back. orioles and yanks come in the ryan rips one into left field deep into the corner. gregroius motors all the way from first to score. the yankees beat the o's 3-2. redskins start training camp in about a week. it will be two-a-d

and jacob lawrence himself, now here's the thing. not only do we have perhaps an orphaned panel from that series haven't proven it yet. we're working to try to match the paint with moma's collaboration but jacob lawrence actually used the library in the 1930s when he moved here as a young man from atlantic city. he studied reading the books in the schomburg center collection which gave him the information that i needed to tell the great migration story that i tells in his famous series. talk about importance of books and preservation of libraries open to all jacob lawrence is a product of the early influence of the schomburg collection. >> that painting probably more more than $125. >> twelve worth more than $125 yes, as is the rest of the series. >> all right. all the photos on the wall. >> richard saunders is one of the most prolific black photographers of the late 20th century. he worked for major publications but particularly for the u.s. is -- usia. u.s. information agency that was part of our shall we say cold war apparatus? in

jacob's well is very famous. they have discovered these two passageways one 4,500 feet. this place is notorious for people to do diving. eight people have died doing this. >> wow. >> that's absolutely terri >>> he's breaking out that we have motorcycles. it's too dangerous. i have two videos that prove just being a pedestrian is a risk and maybe you shouldn't do that, either. look at these two pedestrians on a crosswalk. they walk right in front of the vehicle with the dash cam. >> look right! no! why would you look left when the danger would be coming from the right? he gets right up took it in the right leg. >> the driver is out of the vehicle. it doesn't seem like this older gentleman is at all upset. he picks up what fell out of his bag, all right, see you later, thanks for not killing me this time. the next video happened in singapore. it happens after the brig truck you see there has run over and pinned a pedestrian under its tire. >> under a truck? >> you do see and you have people pushing against the truck to see if they can make it move. even though the audio is

. >> he's following in the footsteps of his oldest brother jim and his other brother jacob. there are now four lyns wearing the same badge and the same name tag for that matter. >> they certainly didn't talk about it with their dad. >> i don't think i ever had a conscious thought that one let aloempb all three go into law enforcement. >> jim just seemed to have the ability to bring only the good part of the job home and leave the rest. >> i talked to many people who said why do you want to be a cop? talking to people and i'm like my dad is not that way. >> he hopes his boys are that way, too. >> i want to have the boys do the right thing for the right reason and if you do that they will be successful and the people you serve will be happy. >> so already one of the brothers jacob said it would be confusing when somebody would get on the radio or the loud speaker and say deputy linn i need you here because brother jim was working there and now brother justin would be there as well. i would only answer if it was my boss saying it. >> they are all j.linn. they need a midding ini

i don't care who the heck don't like it or who gets stepped on. >> jacob ward. al jazeera honolulu. >> u.s. diffract presidential hopeful hillary clinton has accused china of hacking and stealing sensitive government information. warns washington needs to be vigilant. >> they are also trying ohack into everything that doesn't move in america. stealing commercial secrets blueprints from defense contractors. stealing huge amounts of government information. all for advantage. make no mistake they know they're in a competition and doing everybody they can to win it. >> there are calls for americans to stop displaying the confederate flag after nine members of a black church we killed last month in south carolina. andy gallagher reports from daytona speedway in florida where nascar fans are feeling pressure to ditch flag. >> there are few place as historic as the daytona international speedway. it was instrument in formation of stock car racing known as nascar. fans have flocked here to watch their favorite drivers take to the track. this year the sport has an image

jacob ward explains why. >> the united states has a bug problem. multi drug-resistant bacteria, interest bugs that, have learned to shrug off the antibiotics that we use to kill them. >> these organisms can spread. these organisms can live on the skin the desk, bed or stethoscope. >> the trouble is that it takes days to identify specific abouts the bacteria. dr. lee reilly has received a grant to develop a process to identify the right drugs to fight the bacteria within minutes. >> if we can determine the organism before the patient leaves the obvious then you can give the right drug and you don't have to worry about creating resistence. >> they pretty much tapped out the micro organisms that can be easily cultivated in a lab set. there are enough micro organisms in this handful of dirt to pursue countless lines of abs. but it's only out here in nature that those micro organisms can thrive. researchers are limited to the tiny number of organisms that grow in a petri dish. >> that gap is humongous. so this is the entire planet. this dot the little o

. >> let me bring in msnbc news colonel terry jacobs for the war against isis. thank you for coming on. what does the war against isis mean to you? >> just drone strikes. we have to have very good intelligence before we launch a strike. the white house has to approve the target and we have to have a very high degree of confidence they're not going to be any collateral damage or civilian casualties, which means we are just attacking a very small number of tactical targets, and there really is no overall grand strategy to accomplish our objective. >> you have members of congress asking at this point how is it we don't have an overall strategy when you have isis gaining territory and certainly continuing their bloodthirsty quest to just terrorize the country, the nation the world. let me play a part of the exchange that took place between the secretary of defense as well as republican senator jeff sessions just a short time ago. let's listen in. >> the strategy is to -- for defeating isil on the ground in syria and iraq is to train and then enable local forces. tha

jacob ward. al jazeera berkeley, california. >> serbia's mental health problems are not always easy to treat. but now computer science and doctors have joined forces to build new virtual therapies. neave barker explains. >> in a lab in london science is exploring the relationship between the brain and the body. and for this experiment i'm the guinea pig. >> wave at yourself in the mirror. i'm standing in front of a virtual mirror. i can see the virtual version of me. i'm then confronted by a crying child. >> what's wrong? are you feeling sad? and asked to do my best to console them. the roles are then reversed. i become the child and a virtual grown up towers above me. >> we see an adult version of myself. my own voice consoling me from the viewpoint of an actual child. that was an unique experiment. >> it it's to help people who suffer from high levels of self-criticism. now finally the technology is matching up with expectation. it's been used to help us learn more about ourselves and the real

thank you to jennifer jacobs at the register for joining me.onday, sayonara. ♪ >> the contemporary art world is vibrant and booming as never before. “brilliant ideas” looks at the artists at the heart of this. artists with the power to challenge and shock. see the world fresh. in this program, luke jerram.

it was when jacob lash and many other revolutionary veterans were retiring. there were not many of them because of their physical disabilities that they suffered during their service. they were unable to support themselves. by the time of the war of 1812, there was an increasing movement for congress to try to do something to support these veterans. it was a national embarrassment to see veterans who were begging on the street or unable to support themselves. congress eventually passed the first pension act in 1818 that would put these men on a public assistance in recognition of their service. and that was eventually expanded in 1832. the unintended consequence of that pension act was to bring -- to produce a remarkable oral history archive on the war of independence which is now available online and the original is in the national archives in washington. many of these men would not necessarily have their discharge papers. the record-keeping had been sporadic during the war. in order to prove their service, these men would go to court in their local communit

mark: jennifer jacobs, thank you. we will be right back. ♪ mark: monday is scott walker day.hat, live stream coverage of scott walker's presidential campaign announcement. we are on twice a day at 5:00 and 8:00. until next week, we say sayonara. ♪ >> we are moments away from the closing bell. i am alix steel. joe: and i am joe weisenthal. alix: u.s. stocks rallying along with european markets as greek contagion subsides. joe: the question is, "what'd you miss?" alix: after a wild week, chinese stocks posted the biggest today

i don't care who doesn't like it or who gets stepped on. >> jacob ward.al jazeera honolulu. >> fire fighters are battling a huge warehouse fire in the cleveland suburbs. the building in brooklyn heights, ohio, are believed to be full of paper products. police spotted flames at 3:00 this morning. it's not believed that anyone was inside when the fire broke out. so far no reports of injuries. >>> coming up next the chinese government doing some recruiting. why it's trying to lure foreign talent, next. >> foreigners make up less than 1% of the population in china. but china is trying to change that. they want to lure foreign talent to make the country more competitive. >> edwin is a recognizable face in china. he's the first non-asian to deliver the news on the state's english channel. he has lived in beijing for 12 years and is one of only 8,000 people who has what is called a green card. this gives foreigners permanent residency. with similar rights and access to social services as a chinese national. >> it gives a feeling of being part of the community. a

[applause] >> thank you, jacob, eric. going to exercise my authority tyrannical authority as moderator because you talk about futility. one of the cases are described is the three neck round banda. the futility of trying to ban to make illegal things that are kind of transparently innocuous, legal and then the process, the market being what it is for the process of getting around those restrictions. and this is a.command i we will admit this is a topic i had not studied much. i was struck by the ease with which the manufacturers of these chemicals substances can evade restrictions by making very minor changes to the chemical composition to get around the law but then as we have talked about they may inadvertently introduce new harms to users who thought they were getting one thing and get something else. can you talk a little bit more about that concert? we will we have seen is really quite tortured legal reasoning to describe, we aredescribe, we're going to make illegal substances like this and others like them sort of t

meanwhile picture jacob degrom struck out the side on 10 pitches. the he struck out the first national seesaw last night. eight overall on the way to a 70 to win. eric campbell's two-run go-ahead in the seventh inning was the vacated the night. new york cut washington's lead to two games in the national league east. end quote by the tennessee titans and marcus mariana have agreed to contract terms. more than $24 million over four years but they $16 million signing bonus. the highest trophy winner from oregon with a number two pick of the nfl draft. peyton manning doing his part to help the families of servicemembers killed in the recent chattanooga shooting. senator bob corcoran announcing the news yesterday that inning was contributing to the fund. manning played his college hall in tennessee. before you head out the door this morning, get a literature wednesday forecast of fox meteorologist maria molina. reporter: good morning, sandra. hello, everyone. parts of the south and well across portions of the rockies will see a risk for large hail and da

it's like jacob here. strong.lt to refresh. throw it to me! smith & forge hard cider. made strong. ohhh! feeling that late afternoon energy dip? don't go on a junk food trip just introduce yourself to chobani flip naturally delicious key lime crumble with white chocolate and crunchy graham crackers. it's the break, you make! ♪ introducing teavana® mango black tea lemonade. only at starbucks. what's the most awarded car company of the year? ranking from top to bottom. luxury cars just seem like they would be top awarded. yeah. there better be some awards behind what you are paying for right? the final answer. chevrolet is the most awarded car company of the year. really? i was just surprised. i'm interested to learn more about chevy. let's check out these 2015 chevy's. it's like a luxury car. i was shocked. i mean, this is chevy? [ applause ] >> larry: that's our show. i want to thank our panelist. a nice round of applause. don't forget to check out facebook and stalk us on twitter and instagram to keep track of us

jacob kirkegaard, to you first.better for greek's future a yes or no vote. >> in my opinion there's no doubt they should vote yes. i think we need to make clear this is not a vote about austerity or not. this is about really sending what is now an accelerating national emergency in greece where you are starting to see food shortages you're starting to see medical supplies run low. and the banking system is teetering on the brink of slaps and which has now been closed for a week. if these no yes vote, then the banking system will in my opinion slide into a complete collapse. we will face significant deposit of bailing and other things. this is really about saving the greek economy and therefore the future for the greek people. >> woodruff: mark weisbrot what should the people of greece do. >> i would go for a no volt because you have to look at who is responsible for this mess, who is responsible for six years of depression. who is responsible for the banks closing right now. it's because the european central bank de

i don't care who don't like it or who gets stepped on. >> jacob ward, al jazeera honolulu. >> the most famous bridge in scotland is one of the latest sites to be given world heritage status. unesco has honored the fourth rail bridge and other landmarks worldwide. >> green mountains dotted with old fortresses and palaces. they've been recognized at culturally and historically significant by the heritage body. the region of south korea has been given unesco status. >> ties established with countries enjoying the culture. now it can be shared with the world and be recognized internationally. >> singapore's botanical gardens were also given unesco status. in europe, the vineyards of champagne burgundy were recognized at cultural sites. achieving the status isn't just for global recognition. it's also supposed to give better protection to important landmarks. recently, the ability to do that is questioned. palmyra was seized by isil in syria where they blew up monuments more than 2,000 years old. around 50 other unesco sites are designated as endangered. among them are three in yemen, inclu

allison, natalie, jacob likes books like dr. suess the places you will go, very inspirational. >> yes. >> this middle of that book as i was reading it, i was startled to see that the characters bopping around in dr. suess-like ways and then gets to a place in the middle called the waiting place. >> yes. >> waiting for the trains to go, the bus to come, the planes to go. it was all about transportation. and so the rest of the book says you've got to get out of the waiting place and that it is inspirational for kids. you can do it. well we have to do it for them now. >> exactly. >> other one is the little engine that kid. >> that's my favorite. >> that is truly a metaphor for america. i can't imagine that book having been written other place, although other places have generosity of spirit like the little engine. the little engine was the one that stepped in to carry toys for kids when all the big engines were too busy, too important. the establishment wasn't listening. and so to me that's a signal that we also have to count on th

jacob, thank you so much for joining us. first, tell me what you heard last night. >> well last night we were probably about five to ten minutes into our movie, and all of a sudden the sirens go off inside telling us to evacuate the building as fast as we can. we walk around and get outside the building and immediately there was several cop cars several cops barging through the front door with large assault rifles. we walked around and in the front of the building there was a woman laying down. she had already been shot in her leg, and she was bleeding. it was a crazy scene. people were really in disbelief throughout the whole thing and not really everybody knew what was going on. it was really unreal. >> i've heard people like yourself say, because it's a movie theater and a lot of films that are playing right now are action films, when you heard the gunfire, you thought that you know it must be a movie, this can't be really happening. >> yes, ma'am, exactly. and it was -- in our movie, we definitely heard some loud sounds.

benjamin 9, jacob 14. the boys left their house on chess wick lane around 6 this morning a lot of you are sending well wishes to the family and sharing this picture on our facebook page. you have share it had all over our region from bowie through d.c., as far away as west virginia. if you see them, you are urged to call anne arundel police. >>> a murder at a house party in ac back keek. tonight, neighbors say they called police long before the shooting happened. police who live near the house here on hickory knoll court tell us hundreds of people were at that house party. police say darryl king jr. was killed as he left the party. news4's derrick ward spoke to residents who say this house is a trouble spot in their community. >> reporter: it was 1 a.m. when police were called to the area just outside this gated community in ac kaky for the report of a shooting. when they got there they found the victim. he had been shot. and he was pronounced dead at a local hospital. neighbors said there had been a party

nbc's jacob raskon now with late details. jurors two days to decide. >> guilty of murder in in the first degree. >> 911, where is your emergency? >> reporter: james holmes shot 82 people inside a packed colorado movie theater three years ago killing 12 of them. his capital murder trial lasted two and a half months. the jury of nine women and three men considered thousands of pieces of evidence and testimony from 256 witnesses, including ashley moez mozier who lost her 6-year-old daughter veronica and unborn baby in the shooting. >> i was told that she had, that she didn't make it, that she passed away. >> reporter: in closing arguments, the district attorney told the jury to reject holmes' claim that he was insane and focus on his elaborate planning of the attack detailed in a diary. >> this guy walked into that theater and tried to murder everyone in it. >> reporter: defense attorney daniel king who admitted his client carried out the attack reminded the jury that every mental health expert who testified said holmes suffered

jacob ward has more. five years after the worst oil spill. b.p. hopes to end a fight over environmental damage over the deep water horizon. it agreed to a massive $18.7 billion settlement. they are wanting to move on and put this behind them. it's probably their goals. under the arrangement. losing it gets what we need which is coastal restoration and commensurate compensation. >> louisiana's attorney-general called the move amazing and historic. five golf states mississippi, alabama, florida, texas and louisiana receive pay outs mainly towards gulf restoration. >> the eco system and environment that bore the brunt of it. >> reporter: the settlement which has to be aprouffed by a judge includes: the spill spending 3 million barrels of oil into the golf ruining beaches, and wildlife. bp argued it should not pay the maximum because it spend billions on response clean-up and settlement. eric smith, of the energy institute says it's in bp's interest to settle and pay for the fines over an 18 year period, instead of waiting for a judge to impose the fi