. >> will smith also known as james smith's dad in my house. my girls are like that is james smith's dad. >> that is sad. >> i know. [ laughter ] >> send us your requests. ice cube is coming up next for the person who requested it. >>> fish and wildlife officers are searching for a black bear that attacked a man. 67-year-old larry ipez said that he stepped on to the porch of his home in mid pines yesterday morning. apparently startled the bear. the animal then attacked from behind biting and scratching. >> he was right on top of me. his face was right there. that is when he went down and grabbed me by the side of the face and i mean i was fighting. i was doing everything i could to try to get him off of me. >> he says his small yorkshire terrier started nipping at the bear distracting it long enough so he could escape. he was even able to drive himself to the hospital. if the bear is located, it will be euthanized. >>> you can call it a real life bambi and thumper. a deer and a rabbit were caught on camera having a good time. that is the cutest

police stopped james smith in west lawn after he was spotted questioning several people. he said he was looking for a man on the federal most wanted list. when police asked him for i.d. he gave them a card with the name james sniper along with a homeland security badge. police contacted the federal agency who told them that smith was an i am -- imposter. >>> we wes craven the master r fer -- of horror films has died at 76. >>> a local artist known for his portrait of prominent figures nelson shanks has died. this spring shanks revealed that a shadow in his 2006 portrait was a subtle reference to monica lewinsky's blue dress. >>> a little league pennsylvania team saw its winning streak come to an end. they took on japan in williams port for a little league world series. the team scored 11 runs, but it wasn't enough, japan won 18-11. the fans from all across pennsylvania remained proud. >> do they have any reason to hang their heads? >> honest to god, no, they are a great ball club, they played their hearts out every minute. game. >> the last pennsylvania team to win a worl

it received a total of white paint to heightened visibility even further very soon early in july james smith met joe kennedy the commanding officer at long last explain the mission they began by describing the navy designation of the b24. hal witt was fitted with a system to be radio controlled to glide and a diet it could not take off or land on its own little kennedy airplane would be loaded with 21,170 pounds of torpedo explosives they said this was 12 times the explosive load of the segal was bombed the explosives would be carefully tied down and views. his mission would be to take the aircraft up to fly any designated pattern during which he had one crew member would prepare it for handoff to fly the robot plane into way hardened weapon facility on the coast of france. after handing it off kennedy and his crew member would bail at that point in the mission was over. to him before handing off control before bailing out there would have to arm the explosive payload. now joe kennedy arrived at this base with the navy shared a small section of rights after for army missions to do the same k

. >>> police stopped james smith of west lawn on friday after he was spotted questioning several peoplecording to court documents smith told officers he was looking for a man on the federal most wanted list. when asked for i had i.d. he gave a card with the name james sniper with a homeland security badge. they contacted the federal agency and were told he was an imposter. >> the hurricane is weakening as it heads toward hawaii. the category three hurricane could be downgraded to a tropical storm. the islands get ready for high winds and heavy rains and ocean swells. >>> people in florida have not seen the last of tropical storm erica. it will target florida and other southern states with flooding and heavy downpours. florida has recorded the wettest august in state history. residents in tampa are stocking up on sandbags. >> let's turn to karen rogers and talk about what to expect around here. >> reporter: we have spotty showers, nothing like florida. at this point we're looking at storm tracker 6 live double canal and you can see just some spotty showers here or there, especially south

he is a state representative from south carolina, james smith. he joins me now. james, thank you very much. listen the very fact we're even talking about joe biden running for president, does that mean that the democrats fear their star candidate hillary clinton, is in crisis mode? >> well you know, actually no. joe biden's decision whether or not to run for president is independent of hillary's current standings and what her poll numbers are. this is really decision vice-president is making through his wife jill. if he decides to run, i'm here to tell you, many others here in south carolina he will win south carolina. his decision is based about his love four our country and his belief that he is the leader we need going forward. i think it is really independent, i think of the troubles hillary's campaign is facing. >> you're saying coincidence, hillary slips in the polls, all of sudden joe biden's name is someone who rises to the top may jump in. >> of course myself and many others have been talking to him about running for president for a long time. this is not

. >> james smith former ambassador. thank you for your time. >> thank you >>> it was another deadly day in yemen as the saudi-led coalition killed dozens of people. officials deny civilians were killed in an air strike at a bottling plant. a spokesman for the coalition says the plant was used to make bombs. 36 were killed in that bombing. meanwhile, in the southern port city of aden army recruits were training the government in exile. 2,000 fighters were involved. officials say ner preparing for an advance on the capital. which has been under rebel control for a year. 10 years after katrina. a city remembers what it lost in a way only new orleans can. a strong call for reform from the streets of the chicago, where people demand an end to the brutal treatment of minorities by police. >>>churches throughout new orleans and the gulf coast held emotional services commemorating the 10th anniversary of katrina. it was an opportunity to mourn 1800 that died in that disaster, and celebrate how far the area has come since storm.

james smith talked with al jazeera today about the timing of the king's visit. meanwhile support is growing in the senate for this deal. jeff merkley of oregon says he will vote for that deal. congress voting on that issue next month. some democrats though breaking ranks, voicing their opposition. republicans are all opposed to the deal. >>> up next in our week ahead segment. political theater. >> we have to keep the families together. they have to go. >> republicans ratcheting up the rhetoric on how to handle illegal integration in the country. >> it's sunday night and time to take a look at the week ahead. donald trump is dominating the presidential discourse. so much so that for the first time you're hearing some big names in the republican party whisper he might take the nomination. the decision on that third party run is imminent. another poll putting him in the lead in iowa, which is a key state in the race for the white house, but louisiana's governor bobby jindal, also running, dismissing his race as the summer of silliness but is it? >> they're bringing

james smith is the ambassador and speaks to al jazeera about the significance of the king's visit. >>a very opportune time for the king to come back. it is his first visit as king. i came back with him in 2012 when he was the crown prince. it's not his first visit to white house. >> it's important now because of the iran nuclear deal. >> that is the centre piece, the instability in the region brought about by the chaos of extremism and the global energy market and the impact on the global economy. it's an opportune time for the talks to take place. >> ampass door noting that the coalition launching air strikes will be on the agenda. there seems to be support more the nuclear deal. they may vote yes, as they need three senators to approve the deal. congress votes on the issue, some breaking ranks and voicing opposition. republicans united millions living in mexico living in veer. family members abducted each and every day, it's not just the drug cartels. many fear the government. >>> 11 days ago this person rushed out the house to see her brother-in-law bundled into a state police car

older aircraft received a coat of white paint to heightened visibility been further very soon after james smith met joe kennedy in with the commanding officer present at long last they explain the mission they began by describing what they had done that is the navy designation of the b24. with a radio controlled to descend and dive. and it would not be allowed even if it could to tell kennedy the airplane is loaded with 21,000 pounds of torpedo explosives and 347 pine creek's that they said was 12 times the explosive load of the single bomber the western first used three weeks earlier to take the aircraft in a designated pattern with a remote control private to fly into a hardened weapon facility on the coast of france after handing back off kennedy and a crew member would bail. at that point the mission was over before handing off control they would have to arm the explosive payload. joe kennedy arrived at the base which the navy shared a small section of the army air force right after for army missions to do this same kind of thing into said german facility to fail miserably and by the time h

james smith spoke with al jazeera about the timing of king solomon's visit. >> it's a very opportune time for king solomon to come back. it is his first visit as king. it's important not just because of the iran nuclear deal, although that is the centerpiece, but also the instability in the region brought about by the chaos of extremism and also the global energy markets and the impact that they're having on the global economy. so it's a very opportune time for the talks to be taking place. >> ambassador smith noted ongoing saudi air strikes in yemen will be discussed during the president's talks with the king. >>> right now president obama is on his way to alaska where he will spend three days pushing his climate change agenda. ahead of his departure, the president announced he will renanl north america's highest peak. mount mckinley named originally for former president william mckinley is now mount denali. many alaskans have called it denali for generations welcomed the change. >> for generations they have known this majestic mountain as the great one. today we're honored to be ab

james section of smith town, sheldon dutes, "today in new york." >> thanks for the update. >>> we're staying on top of the legionnaires' outbreak in the bronx. a couple of new developments. health officials hope to finish inspecting several dozen more buildings later today. on saturday, they reported that five more buildings tested positive for legionella bacteria. but there was also encouraging news from the mayor and rob schmitt has ha that. >> the good news is that it's tapering off. >> reporter: mayor de blasio with good news amidst a busy day as the city works to find sources of legionella, the bacteria that causes legionnaires' disease, a deadly disease that sickened 108 people and killed 10 in this recent outbreak. 150 state coordinated inspectors tested for sources of legionella and they focused on very specific locations, like hospitals and nursing homes, places with more vulnerable potential victims of this potentially deadly disease. 161 buildings in the south bronx have cooling towers and each will be tested by the end of this weekend. a lot is still unknown but the mayor

. >> an nfl player james harrison doesn't think so which is why he's returning his son's participation trophies. abc's ryan smithry. >> reporter: >> run back, james harrison. >> reporter: he's one of the toughest linebackers in football. pittsburg steeler james harrison is known for his explosive play. but when it comes to tackling parenting, he's proving he's just as fierce. when his two sons came home with so-called participation trophies, he blew the whistle writing on instagram while i'm very proud of them for everything they do and will encourage them till the day i die, these will be given back till they earn a real trophy. i'm not about to raise two boys to be men by making them believe they're entitled to something just because they tried their best ending the post with #harrison family values. responses lighting up social media. most in agreement, posting comments such as great message. kids today don't know what the reward for hard work is. while few are calling foul writing. you're their dad. it's your decision but i couldn't disagree more. >> for some children, participation was a struggle so a parti

kimberly: this is after james harrison announced he will return his son's participation trophy. abc's ryan smith a look at the reaction online. >> james harrison. one of the toughest linebackers in football. pittsburgh steeler james harrison is known for his explosive play. >> get the sack, it's james harrison. reporter: when it comes to tackling parenting the veteran player proving he is just as fierce. when his two sons came home with so-called participation trophies, harrison blew the whistle. kimberly: we need to break into this press conference here. you can see chief lanier and the mayor of our fair city talking about crime in the district. let's listen? >> where illegal guns might be and how they can be recovered by the police department. and information about the $25,000 reward. that the department offers for any information leading to arrest for homicide. >> we'll start rolling through the video again. i will try and walk you through what we have put together. this is video from several places. i will dry to describe -- try to describe where the video is from and what it is connected to

smith told officers he was looking for aman on the federal most wanted list. when police asked for i.d. he gave them a card james sniper along with a homeland security badge. police contacted a federal agent who told them smith was an imposter. >>> hurricane is weakens agate heads toward hawaii. it is expected to hit the big island tonight and maui tomorrow. it could be downgraded as a tropical storm by tomorrow. hawaii mayor and governor have signed emergency prosch -- proclamations. >>> remnants of erika will be flooded with downpours, the third wettest year in florida's history. >> boy, wouldn't we love to get rain around here. >> reporter: we have a few light showers, but nothing to dampen the heat and humidity that we have out there. >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan around the region we have scattered light showers through the region. it is not impacting us greatly. watch for this as you head out. roads are a little bit wet. it's not breaking the heat. that's not the case for us today. you'll notice the humidity, as well. let's check the current conditions as you head out the door. we have clou

james section of smith town, sheldon dutes, "today in new york." >>> we have breaking news out of texas. police making an awful discovery inside of a houston area home. investigators say they found the bodies of five children and three adults. police arrived at the home to check on the welfare of one of the people there. we don't know who yet. but somebody inside the home fired shots. when the officers tried to enter. s.w.a.t. negotiators were able house. he was taken into custody. the story is still breaking and developing. we'll be following it closely, bring you updates as we get them. >>> the woman accused of throwing her own baby out of a fourth floor window in queens. she's facing murder charges. this is rashida crowdry being escorted. they found her son, razz oz min ago med. >>> the couple that left their daughters in an suv outside of a casino in queens are now not allowed to see their kids. a judge issued maria loja and segundo japa an order of their children. the two were arraigned last night and released. security officers at the casino found these girls inside of the suv fri

>>james: ago and rick smith recovered in connection with the first homicide of the year because of concern for police more people seem to be caring registered guns on the streets he legally. >>phillipe djegal: shot in the backed a man murdered on the freeway with his own gun by his own friend after an argument escalates in the fire arms with his hands the our people will question why the driver was killed with own gun and was carrying the gun in a first- place they say unfortunately we cannot answer the question of the weapon was legally registered so far this year they say from traffic stops and wilfred truck from the street the police have recovered 58 guns that amount to two guns a week he says he believes that number may eventually surpass the 112 guns recovered last year severances couple is reportedly to have seen a spike of 40 percent increase the fire arms seizures or the first six months of this year compared to the same period last year they are not one of them but this man hope that will soon change the amendment advocacy group was possible citizens of california spokesperson sa

smith, al jazeera. >>> a colorado judge is set this morning to formally sentence james holmes.ver the past three days more than 100 people spoke at the sentencing hearing, including holmes' mother. many of the victim's families spoke about what they lost. >> i can't do anything to alter the fact that our entire family is deprived for the rest of their lives of the joy that aj brought into our lives. >> reporter: prosecutors want holmes to receive the maximum sentence. he is already guaranteed 12 consecutive life sentences without parole. the judge can decide to add another 3,000 years. >>> crews battling wildfires in washington state are making progress, but resources are being stretched by the day. it is the largest and most def -- devastating fire in the state. crews are being diverted from california to washington state even though the golden state is also facing wildfires. and with dry air and lightning in the forecast, crews may have even more to deal with. >> reporter: a dozen wildfires continue to rage across washington state. we're between omac and cocanellshgy, and you

super bowl champ james harrison posting on instagram that he is returning his son's participation trophies. instead, he says his boys need to earn what he calls a real trophy. abc's ryan smith has the story. >> reporter: he's one of the toughest linebackers in football. pittsburgh steeler james harrison is known for his explosive play. >> get the sack. >> reporter: when it comes to tackling parenting, veteran player is proving he's just as fierce. when his two sons came home with so-called participation trophies, harrison blew the whistle, writing while i am very proud of my boys for everything they do and will encourage them until the day i die, these trophies will be given back until they earn a real trophy. i'm not about to raise two boys to be men by making them believe that they are entitled to something just because they tried their best. ending the post with, arrisonfamilyvalues. responses lighting up social media. most in agreement, posting comments such as, great message. kids today don't know what the reward for hard work is. while few are calling foul writing, you're their dad and it's your decision but i couldn't disagree more. >> for some children participation

smith. what the players are saying about that. >> and now we know the fate of james holmes even though jurorsdid not reach a unanimous agreement. prep trauma unit 5. what've we got? bp 64/40 sterilize sites. multiple foreign objects in the body. tweezers. (buzz!) (buzz!) if you're the guy from the operation game, you get operated on. it's what you do. (buzz!) if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance you switch to geico. it's what you do. >>> a jury in colorado has spared the life of james holmes. the jurors said they could not reach a unanimous decision. so that took the death sentence off the table. instead it will be life in prison without parol. dan springer reports. >> we the jury do not have a unanimous sentencing, financial sentencing verdict on this count and we the jury understand that as a result the court will impose a sentence of life imprisonment without the possibility of parol on this count. >> reporter: jurors deliberated for about 6-1/2 hours after the final phase of the multi part trial before reaching a decision. this is the same jury that earlier found j

smith and pocahontas walked the grounds. next, american history tv takes you inside the project's labs to see how history is revealed to artifacts. jamestown island is on the james river about 35 miles from the atlantic ocean. bly: my name is bly straube, or foreienior curate jamestown. a project of preservation virginia, the first statewide preservation organization in the united states, started in 1889. they started in jamestown in 1893. and so, we have got a long history of stewardship of the island, which the ladies who started the apva, which is now known as preservation virginia, they recognize this as america's birthplace. they wanted to preserve it. unfortunately, new england got all the glory through the years because jamestown had pretty much disappeared. all that stood on the island was a church tower. but the site itself, the original fort, was thought to be washed away into the james river. there had been searches for it on preservation virginia op

smith and pocahontas walked the ground. next, american history tv takes you inside the project's labs to see how history is revealed to them -- through artifacts. jamestown island is on the james river about 35 miles from the atlantic ocean.

smith has been arrested. we are following the story and will bring you more information as it becomes available. >>> our coverage of the debate continues. who else besides donald trump came out on top? jamesrosen joins us from cleveland. we have an hearing an awful lot about donald trump tell us about what you saw and heard.>> good to be with you. i think donald trump had kind of an uneven performance. there were times when he hit his stride and elicited great applause. some of his criticisms of the news media and immigration got applause. he got off to a rocky start. my friend asked, raise your hand if you refuse to pledge your support for the eventual nominee. only donald trump raised his hand. that elicited boos from hard- core republican party activists inside the arena. he later explained he simply wouldn't want to give up his leverage and he is not sure he would like or respect the nominee. it didn't sit well with a party. >> we saw fireworks on the sage and i rolls as well. -- hi roles as well -- eye roles -- roles -- rolls as well.>> rand paul talked about putting --'s work fighting terrorism. it turned in a more or less figure pointing and shouting with rand paul ridiculing chris

>>james: they showed a less than the start of the money was raised after what to charity of less than a third of that money went to fight touter be sitting another deputy opened fire hitting smith he died at the hospital back in march it was service agents arrested him after he climbed out a storm what the white house into that you said to the hospital and is reportedly in stable condition this morning. >>james: the gunman who the tech stock let three americans headed to paris the gunman as a police custody this morning. >>reporter: prosecutors say he had a mission to kill a quarter to one of the american to stop the attack what he did not have was still they said before the trip on the trend he emigrated to france from spain were written to radical moss they say in france he was like for surveillance but never followed they said he flew through berlin with turkey their sources said he was like for search and then released the lawyers said prosecutors got all wrong and said she said he wanted to commit robbery not terrorism now he is charged with attempted murder and attempted mass murder and membership in a terrorist organization. >>: people behaving badly coming up next the b

smith, [inaudible] and many many different other artist. some others at the lower end of the head liners list, leonbridges, carl [inaudible] james bay, george esru, ben harper and billy idol. in addition to the music and street art the festival features local food and beverage, over 100 wineries brewery small business and restaurants that provide lots of great things to see at the festival. some of the notable attractions include an eco lourch powered by nrg to use solar power to charge the phones. wine taesting and many other types of activities. i think the organizers have done a great job. they continue their community hot line to respond to issues that residence have. the community hot line is 415. 872- 1650 and begins from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. at night. for parking problems there are 2 tow trucks and a parking control officer the respond it blocked drive ways. recreation and parks department printed signs. i have some in my car alerting not to block drive ways. you can get it at the front desk of 501 stanian as well as in my office in city hall room 284. over the years [inaudible] improved the responsiveness to community concern squz com

smith, [inaudible] and many many different other artist. some others at the lower end of the head liners list, leonbridges, carl [inaudible] james bay, george esru, ben harper and billy idol. in addition to the music and street art the festival features local food and beverage, over 100 wineries brewery small business and restaurants that provide lots of great things to see at the festival. some of the notable attractions include an eco lourch powered by nrg to use solar power to charge the phones. wine taesting and many other types of activities. i think the organizers have done a great job. they continue their community hot line to respond to issues that residence have. the community hot line is 415. 872- 1650 and begins from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. at night. for parking problems there are 2 tow trucks and a parking control officer the respond it blocked drive ways. recreation and parks department printed signs. i have some in my car alerting not to block drive ways. you can get it at the front desk of 501 stanian as well as in my office in city hall room 284. over the years [inaudible] improved the responsiveness to community concern squz com

smith [inaudible] and many many different other artist. some others at the lower end of the head liners list, leonbridges, carl [inaudible] james bay, george esru, ben harper and billy idol. in addition to the music and street art the festival features local food and beverage, over 100 wineries brewery small business and restaurants that provide lots of great things to see at the festival. some of the notable attractions include an eco lourch powered by nrg to use solar power to charge the phones. wine taesting and many other types of activities. i think the organizers have done a great job. they continue their community hot line to respond to issues that residence have. the community hot line is 415. 872- 1650 and begins from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. at night. for parking problems there are 2 tow trucks and a parking control officer the respond it blocked drive ways. recreation and parks department printed signs. i have some in my car alerting not to block drive ways. you can get it at the front desk of 501 stanian as well as in my office in city hall room 284. over the years [inaudible] improved the responsiveness to community concern squz com