jake ward, al jazeera hawaii. >> i'm antonio mora, thanks for joining us, ray suarez is up next with "inside story." have a good night. >> [ ♪♪ ] >>> when racial tensions rise in america, black churches seem to burn. sure some are struck by lightening or have faulty wiring plenty of people believe a burping church sends a potent message. what is it all about. burping black churches - it's the -- burning black chur

. >>> as science and technology correspondent jake ward explains, even if the debris is from the jett may not be much help in the search for the rest of the plane. >> reporter: to link this piece of debris to the rest of mh370 you need a serial number usually printed on a plate attached to the part. unfortunately after a year in the ocean, that plate seems to have come off. so as far as we know there is no fingerprint that links the plane and this piece. but here is something that we could used to connect the two. images reveal a component number 657 bb which is kind of like the one used by main tenace tenace -- maintenance personnel to determine a piece of a plane. this piece is only found on a boeing 777. now the thing to understand is that according to several databases, the world is missing only one boeing 777, and that is mh370. the signs point pretty clearly to this being a piece of the missing malaysian airlines aircraft. the search area is 2,500 miles from the small island where this piece washed ashore. the most likely explanation is that the south exer toal current took it

but as jake ward reports it is having an unintended consequence. >> reporter: when the owner of thisold his installer that he wanted to get off of the electrical grid it was a first. >> it shocked me. i have never seen that before and when the crew came out to do it they had the exact same response. they said here goes our jobs. >> reporter: cutting ties to the lek tries company was not the original plan with plentiful sun and the highest electricity rates in the nation solar seems easy here, and the client wanted to rely on the grid for backup power. but hawaii is one of the most isolated centers of population in the world, and as a result it's a incredibleably complicated to provide power here. you can't borrow power from the next state over or the next island over, they are separated by water that is too deep. you add solar power to that mix, and things get very complicated. >> these are some of our screens that shows how the grid is operating. >> reporter: he says that means his utility has to closely monitor how much solar power is on his grid but forcing customers to apply for

jake ward,jacob ward, al jazeera plawie. maui. antonio mora is here. >> muhammadu buhari has campaigned in reigning in reining in boko haram. today in a rally at abuja to bring back the missing chibok school girls. >> we want him to end boko haram and let the people of nigeria go back to their normal ways of life. >> also today boko haram offered to free 200 of the missing school girls but only this exchange of the release of boko haram members retained by the nigerian government. a look on the pressure on bohari. >> next, terrence blanchard. >> grammy award winning jazz musician terrence blanchard has had a career sifntion the since the 1980s. he's scored every spike lee film since 1981. how his latest album breathless was inspired by the deaths of eric garner and michael brown. >> clifford brown piqued my curiosity. and to me man miles has remained the model by which i kind of live my life by. the interesting thing about growing up in new orleans is that you are constantly surrounded by music and you're constantly surrounded by

jake ward explains. is. >> the united states has a drug problem. multiples drug resistance bacteria superbugs playing the health system here. >> these organisms can get spread. these organisms can live on the skin and they can live on the surface of a desk or a bed or a table. >> right drugs to fight bacteria in minutes. >> if we can determine what that organism before the patient leaves your office then you can give the right drug and you don't have to worry about drug resistance. >> companies are simply not making new antibiotics, the truth is there are enough microorganisms in this handful of dirt to pursue countless lines of possible influence antibiotics. but it is only here in nature that these organisms can survive. >> tiny that grow in a petrie dish. >> this means a very little amount of microbial influence. so this says the entire gross on the plan planet, this dot, how much of that we have cultivated. >> epstein's team has ice laided the i chip. >> letting nature, once it forms acolony we can explore this colony. >> could slow deadly infe

. >>> as science and technology correspondent jake ward explains even if this is debris from the jet,t may not be much help. >> to link this piece of debris to the rest of 370 you need a serial number usually printed on a plate attached to the part. unfortunately after a year in the ocean, that plate seems to have come off in this case. so as far as we know there is no fingerprint that definitively links the plane and this piece. but images of this part reveal a component number 657 bb which is kind of like the one used by maintenance personnel to identify individual parts of a plane. in that corresponds to a flapper ron. that is only found on a boeing 777. the thing to understand is that according to several databases, the world is missing only one boeing 777 and that is mh370. the signs point pretty clearly to being a piece of the missing aircraft. the next question is where the rest of the plane might be. the search area is 2,500 miles from where this piece washed ashore. there is a current that is between australia and asia. if you assume this piece began in the center of the sear

jake ward, al jazeera hawaii. >> i'm antonio mora, thanks for joining us, ray suarez is up next with "inside story." have a good night. >> [ ♪♪ ] >>> when racial tensions rise in america, black churches seem to burn. sure some are struck by lightening or have faulty wiring plenty of people believe a burping church sends a potent message. what is it all about. burping black churches - it's the -- burning black churches it's the "inside story". [ ♪♪ ] welcome to "inside story". i'm ray suarez. for generations, one way people upset about black aspirations, angry at demand for equality made their displeasure known was by setting churches on fire. during the bloodiest days of racial conflict sometimes there were people inside the burning churches much in more recent years churches burst into flame under the cover the darkness. what does it happen? what are the vandals trying to say? is an assault on a building a reminder of how little things have changed. >> movie reel: exploding on a sunday morning, killing four girls. >>> 196 3 birmingham alabama members of the ku klux klan bombed a chu

. >> you can see jake ward full report at 8:00 pm eastern. >>> hundreds of people north of san franciscoforced to evacuate because of a wildfire spreading quickly. there are at least 14 large fires in california right now. the ongoing drought and triple-digit temperatures are exacerbating the fire danger. >>> there is a glimmer of good news for california's drought. officials say residents are doing their part to save water. usage plummeted 27% in june. officials will now target communities that are not saving water. >>> the olympic committee makes its choice for the 2022 winter games. it came down to china versus kazakhstan. >>> and a baseball card that is older than the civil war goes up for auction. we'll take a look at its amazing history. >> comedian mo amer. >> are we filming a short? ♪> are we filming a short? >>> the international olympic committee made history this morning with its choice of the 2022 winter games. >> beijing. >> beijing becomes the first city to host both the winter and summer olympics. it was chose over the city of almaty in kazakhstan. rob mcbride reports. >>

jake ward has the details. >> when the owner told the building he wanted to get off the grid, it wasirst. >> shocked me. when the crew came it to do it, they had the exact same response. what they said was here goes our jobs. >> reporter: cutting ties to the electricity company was not the plan. the client just wanted to rely on the grid for backup power but hawaii is a complicated place. hawaii is one of the most isolatecenters of population in theisolated centers in the world. you canned borrow power from the next state over, you can't even borrow power from the next island over. they're separated by water too deep. >> this shows us how the grid is operating. >> colton ching session his company has to monitor closely how much is available on the grid. >> here on oahu, we have reef top solar 300 megawatts collectively. that volume is almost twice the size of the largest power plant we have on the island. >> rooftop solar systems that feed right into the grid are the problems. the key to that is batteries. the luxuries of this house are powered by this bank of batteries. each one of

. >> and i can hear your own personal excitement from you jake ward. now, for a look at what's coming up at the top of the hour, john seigenthaler is here. >> hello erica, coming up tonight, the far-reaching impacts of the iran nuclear deal. and what it means to the nation's youth. 70% of them are under 30. the future of two iranian americans, and also, 70 years ago this week, the first atomic bomb went off in new mexico. the government test today miles from where people were sleeping, and today the residents are still feeling the effects. >> i would just like to ask everybody out there a cancer survivor or battling cancer right now please stand up if you would. >> those residents want the u.s. government to compensate them. also, bill cosby, president obama is talking about the comedian's sexual assaults, and all of those stories and a lot more coming up in about 5 minutes. >> thanks, job. it's an end of an era for one of the world's most famous toy stores. er fao schwartz is closing it's iconic location in the city. ♪. >> it has been new york's iconi

jake ward explains. >> on a sunday morning december 7 1941, japanese planes appeared without warning over pearl harbor. lowell valley died along side 400 of his ship mates. bob valley said news of his brother's death was the worst pain of his life, but trying to bring the remains home pro longed that torture. >> the biggest frustration is the navy that fought us all the way. i'm going to tell it like it is. >> to understand the nature that have fight it's important to understand how the sailors on the oklahoma died on december december 7th. >> the oklahoma has sustained anywhere from 9 to 11 torpedo hits. she literal hi had her guts slashed out of her. now she's turning over. and those crews are in their general quarters. >> the crews remained underwater for years. when they brought up their remains were mixed together in the remains of the national cemetery of the pacific known as the punch bowl. when the navy could not tell him who was buried where he began to catalog the bodies himself. >> i went to get myself a clip board and paper i started at a-1, i spent many moons up here. i

and jake ward, what happened?>> well, taupie, the washington department of health is confirming that the woman who died last spring did so because of pneumonia caused by measles. it's at the northern tip of the olympic peninsula in washington state and she stayed in a clinic and another patient laterrer turned out to have measle. it was the close contact that made this possible, and as you mentioned, it was the first death on american soil in 11 years, the first was in 2003 and this is shocking here >> so there has been a lot of talk about vaccinations lately, and california just enacted a new law but do they help in situations like this? >> tony, they absolutely do. it's possible that vaccinations could have headed this off. it's so protect those especially vulnerable to infectionfection against the diseases going around. in this case, the woman had a suppressed immune system. and it's exactly because of people like her that we have vaccines, and this is how the head of infectious diseases in palo alto described

jake ward has our details. >> when the owner of this multi-million dollar mansion told his solar installer that he wanted to get off the electrical grid, it was a first. >> shocked me. i've never seen that before and when the crew came out to do it. they had the exact same response. what they said was here goes our jobs. >> cutting ties to the electric company was not the original plan. with plentiful sun and the highest electricity rates in the nation solar seems easy here and client wanted to rely on the grid for backup power. hawaii is complicated. it is one of the most isolated centers of population in the world. it's incredibly complicated to provide headquarter here. you can't borrow power from the next state over. you can't bar row power from the next island. they are separated by water that is too deep. yod a solar power to the mix things get complicated. >> these are screens that shows how the grid is operating. >> colton says that means his utility has to closely monitor how much solar power is on his grid, by forcing customers to apply for permission to added rooftop systems. >>

as our science and technology correspondent jake ward explains even if it is from the jet, it may note much help in the search for the rest of the plane. >> to definitively link this piece of debris to the rest of malaysia airlines flight 370 you need a as herally number, individually identifying the aircraft usually printed on a plate attached to the part. unfortunately after a year in the ocean that plate seems to have come off in the place. there is no fingerprint that definitive live links the plane and this piece. here is something we could use to connect two. images of this part reveal a component number, 657b.b. which is kind of like the one used by maintenance personnel to identify individual parts of a plane. that number correspondence to the number aside to a flapper arm, the control surface use that rotating up and down. that is only found on a bowing 777. the thing to understand is that according to several databases the world is missing only one bowing 777 and that is malaysia airlines flight 370. investigators have to be cautious but the signs point pretty clearly to thi

ward. good evening jake. is it possible to link this part of the plain to m hmpt 370 in other ways? >> erica, it's not possible, there's no serial number, that serial number seems to have come off. typically every part of the plane would have a piece attached to it. there are other ways to make a link. photographs of this particular piece show a component number. it's a number that maintenance personnel use to keep track of particularly pieces. in this case it says 657bb. if you look at the aircraft manual, the maintenance manual on a boeing 777 that shows up exofnedding to what's called a flapper-on, a control surface that you see go up and down when you are looking at the wing. that connection there suggests this is a boeing 777. and as far as we know there is only one boeing 777 missing in the world, and that's mh370. scientists definitely point to it being it, because it troalts a piece that is the only particular plane that is missing of its type in the world. >> oif this debris is in fact from mfts 370 how did it wind it so -- mh370 how did it end up so far away? we're talking

announced matthew muller harvard law graduate, practicing attorney until he was recently dis wards, is now in jakes in dublin. according to court document, if the bi says muller also responsible for kidnapping denise from her boyfriend's home here, back in march. and now we've learned from the arrest warrant documents that denise reported she was sexually assaulted by her captor twice and she says the attacker recorded it on video. the fbi document include lengthy emails sent by the alleged kidnapper and linked to photos and try to prove the kidnapping was real. this shows messy room, window with duck tape manning down, e-mail err says the glasses on the night stand belong to the kidnapping victim. >> shows tools he claims were used by his gang of criminals that took denise, all sort of electronics, gloves, and even a wig, fbi says some of the evidence in this photo linked them to muller and there was also a pair of goggles with blonde hair found in a car in south lake tahoe. >> that was joe vazquez recording, he acts the suspect marine before he went to college, as women. suspect told investigator

our science and technology editor jacob ward appears from san francisco. how are you jake. >> the canadian vaccine was pushed through in 12 months became of they pulled off something that should have taken over a decade to do. and the results have really been tremendous. here is how the w.h.o.'s assistant director described the early phase of this vaccine trial. >> the data so far and it is as i said an intermediate analysis and the trial is going on . the data so far shows that none of the 2014 persons vaccinated developed ebola virus disease after ten days after vaks vaccination. >> that's extraordinary essentially 100% effective. what the researchers did is divide the test subjects into two groups, they gave one the vaccine immediately and of that group nobody got it after ten days. that's an extraordinary 100% effective result. and then another group given it three weeks later again over 2,000 people were administered that only 16 developed the disease. an immediate diagnosing is amazing. this began with a two-year-old girl patient zero. she then gave it to her family,