jeremiah freedom was there, a long-time friend of princes. you so much for being with us tonight. obviously, circumstances no one could have envisioned would have ever thought this would be happening. i mean, you were just there with him days ago. what was he like at that concert at his estate? >> he seemed a little bit upset. and, of course, he would be when you're having these reports of your at the mice or that you're in really bad health and here he is, walking around, fine. when i first saw him, he just, you know -- didn't smile. he just had a business-like look on his face. and that, you know -- he was going to take care of it. he looked a little bit upset. and the first thing he did when he got on stage is he just went into a strange daze. when you hear stuff like this, weight a couple days. save your prayers for a couple days. and -- >> and that's after the plane incident. but you said he just seemed upset is the word he used. you used. >> yeah. he just looked a little bit perturbed. and, of course, he is battling the flu. he was batt

jeremiah julie pled guilty to sexually assaulting a woman in northwest washington after leaving a nighthe case was cold until anticipate of 2014 when julie was identified from a national dna database. the dna was in the sam because he was convicted in a separate carjacking case in 2011. >>> good morning. i'm erika gonzalez at the live desk. one of the two men who

jeremiah julie pled guilty to sexually assaulting a woman in northwest washington after leaving a night club in 2002. the case was cold until anticipate of 2014 when julie was identified from a national dna database. the dna was in the sam because he was convicted in a separate carjacking case in 2011. >>> good morning. i'm erika gonzalez at the live desk. one of the two men who state is still on the run. police got a good look at anthony garber at a bus station buying a ticket. he and mark adams, the man that has been captured, were not in a high security unit. we will continue to follow this, bring you any developments right here at the live desk. >>> it's 4:31 right now. we're staying on top of breaking news in first 4 traffic. >> let's check in with melissa mollett and your first 4 traffic to find out what's going on. sdl so we'll have this rob very likely along massachusetts avenue for much of the morning. this is a fatal pedestrian crash. so mass ave shut down near thomas circle. the actual closure is at 13th street on the access road in both directions. also under the tunnel is n

. >> i thought jeremiah johnson. who's the guy on screen right?dams. >> exactly. >> what's the actor's name? >> i don't know. but it doesn't work for him. guys start growing the playoff beards now. thornton started his long ago. >>> the golf world still muttering about the collapse by jordan spieth at the masters. he graciously handed over the green jacket to the champ and faced the music. >> i'm disappointed. would you be disappointed? yeah. at some point, i tonight mike, i said you know buddy, it seems like we're collapsing. big picture, this one will hurt. tell take a while. >> spieth really stood strong in the face of defeat with some of the questions. despite the collapse, he comes out as the favorite to win the open in pennsylvania. >>> if you were at your son's confirmation this weekend, here's what you missed. >> reporter: you know who that is in the hat? anybody guess? it's lenarkedo dicap rio. he's trying to hide from everybody. not a great start to the season for pablo. his belt breaks open during mid- swing. how about the a's and marin

even jeremiah confirms that. and the other thing about young people, i couldn't agree more., but i have read, they know what they care about. they are confident about the future within the european union. it is not just jobs. this is a generation that went through the financial crash, saw this out of university and school, and are we really going to do it again? will be in place another down term, short-term recession for this trade deal, we have no idea what they might look like. >> we are running out of time, so i will ask you all 10 seconds , come the referendum, what people should be thinking about. bewhat people should thinking about is what the european union is about. the european union is about political venture which we wish to be a part of. it is the economic benefit to the european union itself. it is one of the slowest growing countries in the world, groupings in the world with one of the highest levels of unemployment, which is very sad. so it is a political project which we do not, the british people, do not wish, and the french don't either. elite who runthe i

mean while, the hornets passed the boston celtics, jeremiah lin scored 25 points to lead his team to victory. hornets have security the 5th play-off spot in the eastern conference. it proved challenging for many runners. he is chasing a third consecutive title here natalia was the fastest female on thefield for the second day in a row. looks easy. >> thank you. 13000 gmt until our next news hour with another supports update. back in a few minutes. car bombing, lebanon, the latest from syria and yemen as well. >> al jazeera america, proud to tell vital and important environmental stories. >> i'm off the coast of hawaii. >> we've been driving for miles into what should be pristine rain forest. >> this is not your standard household dust. >> the first national news channel to report unsafe water in michigan. >> chlorine. >> it tastes like you're drinking out of a pool. >> no justice, no peace! >> so today, we stand up for environmental justice. we stand up for ourselves. we stand up for our rights. >> have you experienced any health issues since this water was switched over? >> loss of

the opposition labor party leader in london, jeremiah corbin is insisting that is not enough. he wants corbin to disclose all of his investments past and present in any offshore funds. let's get more now on that story from our correspondent in london, barnaby phillips. one seas mr. cameron's left hand man, charles osborn is saying i may have to publish my tax affairs records as well. it doesn't look very good as mr. cameron heads into the session in the commons? >> it's undoubtedly been a defendant very difficult week for the prime minister here in london, peter. this time a week ago, we were waking up to the panama papers and david cameron was saying, any link between him and this company called blairmoore holdings, an offshore company which is worth millions of pounds that was set up by his late father was strictly private business, that he didn't want to speak about them. he meet he handled that response badly. by thursday evening, he said he had profiting to the tune of some 30,000 pounds. what's that $50,000 in shares from this company, blairmoore holdings which he receiv

go back to 2008 and right now eight years ago you had hillary clinton campaigning on jeremiah wright.onger talking about the issues. we are talking about the person. is that what it has come down to try to delineate one as sexist or unqualified? is that how the voter is supposed to make a decision? >> i would say this is not about issue of qualification based on experience. that is the issues which is what bernie has been running on. there is nothing new to be saying qualified, unqualified, lack of judgment. the question is who is better for america? who will rebuild the middle class? in the case bernie sanders is making is i will make the right decisions because i'm not funded by wall street. i know to be against bad trade deals. i voted the right way when it came to the war in iraq. >> martin, i think when you start talking about judgment we can talk about the vote to give gun manufacturers immunity. when they ask about senator sanders judgment to allow immunity to gun manufacturers that is a question of judgment and something that the people of new york will decide. >> you are righ

jeremiah jewuwley was identifie from a national dna database and pleaded guilty.na was in separate carjacking case in 2021. >>> two men are in jail this morning charged with rain and kidnapping. montgomery police arrested the 24-year-old and 19-year-old for allegedly assaulting a 12-year-old girl. police say one of the suspects knew the girl's family. >> the parents of the victim did not give permission for him to go to the home and most importantly to remove the victim from the home. >> we're told that he took the girl to an apartment that he shared with the other suspect in virginia. investigators say they sexually assaulted the girl there and then took her back home. the men were arrested on wednesday in montgomery county, but they will likely face karnlgs both in d.c. and virginia. >>> happening today, the funeral for a 15-year-old largo high school student ghunned down on metro platform easter weekend. he was with his mother and two canned him a question and then shot him. his funeral is being held at the first baptist church of glenarden in upper marlboro at

remember, jeremiah wright.clinton even if they weren't directly linked to the campaign. they were very involved in a lot of stories behind the scenes and then there's the big acrimony you told a little bit about a few moments ago between the candidates. this is nothing compared to 2008. >> it strikes me that part of the reason, that someone tweeted there are bigger politics gaps between sanders and clinton. there's a different political vision then there was clinton-obama. the iraq war was the biggest one. they were not that far apart. clinton and sanders have pretty distinct visions. >> they do. there's a big thing that barack obama was seen as an upstart then. that was part of the cause for the acimony. the other big thing, really big thing is when hillary clinton made the comment about bobby kennedy and explaining why she was not going to drop out. she was going to go all the way. >> to california because who knows what could happen. i thought in context, was a sort of innocent remark in context like her bei

. >> these amazing studentss jeremiah and sinka they are two of the most remarkable remae dance studentsverens met. i'm so happy to share the t stage with them. sim can ka will be going san francisco ballet summer program which is a pretty are prestigious program and jeremiah just accepted a scholarship to ithaca.aca. >> congratulations.ongr that must be so exciting. eit what's practice like to learn ta all the moves? >> well, they rehearse every friday. frid many times saturday and sundayun for multiple hours at a time ate with different directors and choreographers and they worky w on different variations.ariati they do obviously warmup before they dance.yance. >> so a lot of hours anda dedication. i want to see some of this sof s let's step out of the way,out ow melissa and let them take it away. here's the prince and aurora. >> ♪ >> ♪ the nra and its campaign cash are what stands between us and gun reform. "searing tragedy struck in a place parents felt their children were safe" chris van hollen met with nra lobbyists to craft a loophole that would let the nra skirt a new campaign fi

a lesson 13-year-old jeremiah scott needed. he used to get in fights at school. now he's almost mastered self-control. >> the breathing technique. just to calm myself down and walk away. >> courtney bat kiloliter now tune out her surroundings to concentrate on schoolwork. >> it made me feel like i can do other things that help me calm down, and stott being stressed out. >> it's been a year since a woman named rachel dolezal made headlines, the former naacp chapter president who stepped down amid questions about her racial identity. speaking with savannah guthrie on the "today show" this morning, dolezal said she has no regrets identifying as a black woman despite being born to white parents. >> i do wish that i could have really owned you know, given myself permission the name and own the me of me earlier in life it took me almost 30 years to get there. >> what is race? >> one human race? why do we so want to go back to that world and be separate races. >> since last year, dolezal had a third son. she's working on a book and hopes to get back to teaching. >>> onl

the father of 6-year-old jayden and 7-year-old jeremiah proudly sat his boys down in the ninth row andhey hoped a pop fly would head in their direction but instead they got a home run a giants home run. the dad decided to throw the ball back which is against the rules. >> police had to come because, you know, we had to be escorted out of the stadium. >> they kept on telling us [ indiscernible ] >> the family says they have learned an important lesson before their second rockies game next time you catch a baseball you just keep it. >>> and i'm dennis o'donnell. coming up, did you hear what happened to the giants in the 5th inning of yesterday's game? stay tuned. and it's a play-off rematch between the sharks and the kings game one time for payback coming up. >> and what's cool about your school? email your nomination to us at coolschools@kpix.com. we may come and feature your school on the show. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> and you're watching "kpix 5 morning news." and we're watching a big rig accident that's likely going to completely now shut down the southbound lanes. i just talked with

. >> jeremiah, a friend of the author. what consideration did you give or might you give that would stimulate job creation, the old new dealer and public works projects. to me from what i am familiar with, and to find employment under the circumstances of very low income black areas and people now losing their jobs because of the outflow of jobs to other countries. did you give consideration to that, instead of giving people an incentive to find jobs, give them incentives or put some kind of pressure on the private sector to create jobs for the people that we have and the federal government in a time of very low interest rates. >> the short answer is yes, we have a series of recommendations basically to make it easier for business particularly small business to create jobs, there is an awful lot of policy now, government policy that inhibits job creation, regulations on small manufacturing businesses for example are estimated to be something like $15,000 or $20,000 per employee of simple regulatory requirements so we have

. >> film maker jeremiah whitlock is behind the camera, inside the chopper as it goes down. >> i felt feeling in your stomach as you go over top of the hill fast in your car. or the top of a roller coaster. >> after following the racers from a distance from the start of the course, whitlock wants to get in closer before the last series of turns. >> the helicopter was moving to cover them better. >> he is focused on the racers below, not the position of the helicopter. >> that's when the helicopter started to lose power. we started dropping quick. that's when the rotors starting clipping the top of the tree. i didn't really have time to think. i just held on to my camera until we hit. >> the impact is surprisingly gentle, but they're not out of danger. fuel is leaking and the fear is it could blow any minute. >> i was worried something was going to catch on fire. >> the pilot instructs everyone to stay in the aircraft until the rotor stops spinning. but one comes out. luckily he isn't hurt. whitlock stays put while his camera continues rolling. after a few seconds, the pilot tells him

jeremiah julie faces 16 years in prison today. he pleaded guilty to sexually assaulti w d.c. after leaving a night club in 2002. the case was cold until april of 2014 when julie was i had tied from a national dna data base. his dna was in the system because he was convicted in a separate carjacking case in 2011. >>> it is 5:06. today two american victims of the terror attacks in brussels will be laid to rest. justin and stephanie shults were killed when isis terrorists bombed the brussels airport. more than 30 people died in the attacks at the airport and a subway station. the shults were from kentucky and tennessee. their family and friends will hold services in kentucky this afternoon. >>> brand new video of video released of a man suspected in the brussels bombing. the man in the plaque hat police have been look for. the new video shows him leaving the airport and walking in to the city. police say they have not seen him since. >>> 5:07 your time. we turn democratic hopefuls only ones with a contest to worry about over the weekend. it's a small one, only 18 delegates up fo

>>darya: a man he was talking to open fire trooper chatted jeremiah was had multiple times at close range it was just 37 years old and father of two the gunman was later killed the two other state troopers when this is a the bus this is a bit confused by what was happening. >>james: investigators say that a mechanical malfunction will cause a small cruise ship entering seven people you heard the horns blaring a hundred and 40 passengers on board at the time seven of them had to retreat in recent no word on the defendant damage. >>james: they cannot slowdown in time to start sounding off on some happen to have the camera on the form rolling. >>darya: it crashed into the tail end of an act a teacher at the driver and passenger were killed instantly when tonight after officers were conducting a welfare check on the people in the jeep was parked on the side of the road and that is in the driver took off and the did crash. >>james: mrs. is not so fast it is not clear whether breaking into the device will require the same technique they used to access off on the belong to one of the san bernard

jeremiah writeburg and jonah. recberb they are aaccused giving gifts for high-ranking members of the nypd in exchange for personal favors. they were appointed to the mayor's inaugural committee in 2013. the suggestion they gave and raised all money they did to get hall. mayor de blasio said he barely only had a few conversations with them although he did acknowledge going to fund-raiser at one of their homes he said he really didn't remember it. now the new video surfaced showing the mayor greeting jeremy writeburg outside of his home in 2014. de blasio was hugging write burke. he was hosting a the fund-raiser for one new york fund. it brought in $35,000. this is part of the ongoing corruption investigation. mayor de blasio continued to deny any wrongdoing in this case. >> we've done things right. we hold ourselves to very high standard, we always have. and that's why i was very happy to tell an attorney representing my campaign called them and said, how can we help? because we would be happy to. >> reporter: mean

jeremiah 29-11. "the plans to prosper you, to give you hope in the future." believe that every person in the throes of an addiction and substance abuse needs hope in the future, and i believe this for their families as well. thank you so much. [applause] host: opioid drug abuse was also a topic on the campaign trail. new hampshire is the first in the nation's primary state, and overdose deaths in that state have doubled in the last two years. days before the new hampshire primary, texas senator ted cruz spoke about his sister's addiction and her overdose death. the senator was introduced at the event by a recovering crack addict. >> well, that all sounded really great -- is chief bartlett here? hey, chief. said, you in putting this deal together, all that sounded great, but chief bartlett said to me -- i lived in florida for 26 years, in new hampshire in the 1980's, and when i called him up to put this together, he said, you know, i used to be an undercover drug agent in manchester. woefully get their way s any recovering alcoholic or addict will tell you, if

exactly eight years ago, barack obama had the worst week in his campaign because that is when the jeremiahtroversy exploded in a cast that off with this famous speech about race. now he had a lot of help from the elite media that donald trump is not going to get. the upshot is obama eight years ago managed to worst week of his campaign and went on to the nomination to be elected. if donald trump can do that, he will be well on his way as well. he's got new york, pennsylvania, california coming up. he should do very well in those states. he's very well-positioned. the only thing donald trump needs to do is decided he wants to win. i think he's decided that. i can't tell him what he wants to do other than go on megyn kelly. i think he told maureen dowd and has called saturday that he should probably do that. that's the only thing i would recommend is to try and get on the megyn kelly show. other than that, he will know what to do. if he wants to win, one thing we've learned is you can learn any can't progress. maria: it sounds like you don't they wisconsin matters saw that much. we know his

elementary school and that's the main part of his training on islam because as we know he sat under jeremiah rights teaching in church for 20 years or so, so the basic teaching on islam was in elementary school the ultimate is world expert on what is or what is not islam that most of the world recognize. they don't hear down the street here, down pennsylvania avenue. they don't at the state department under secretary kerry, but most of the world ecognizes that a man who got degrees, including his doctor of philosophy, his ph.d. in islamic studies from the university of baghdad, this is an expert on islam. and he says radical islam is islam. he didn't just get a little elementary school training on islam. he studied islam his whole life, has a ph.d. in islamic studies and has continued to pour himself into the study of the koran and he happens to be the head of the islamic state. . it would seem that somebody that spent his life studying, rather than just elementary school, studying islam, if he says the islamic state is truly islam, perhaps the so-called xperts in our state department and ou