to tura is also home to jeremiah's boxing gym where he spends many hours of the day to the great joy of his traina antique nests tobias. stroker. oh. boy you told. me he. is the new kid. believe me. soon i'll be the. world champion. didn't walk may not be the biggest city in africa but it's the boxing capital several wild and many african champions trained in this gym punching the same sand like. the same experience variation people's. children became from the gym they've been training in so that carries that they can also make it in as a b.o.h. implant. jeremiah has achieved what many young people dream of moving to the city to become a stop for him this is no walk in the park but a tough fight and beating one for each is what training morning to evening. golf and boys all of often a dream of becoming a professional athlete and for someone like jeremiah that dream comes true in our pain will i. correspondents across the continent introduce you to some of them most beloved in their home countries when you're going to love scoring meadows kristi's and the money that comes with sports

there's going to 16 marked a turning point for jeremiah without losing a single fight the 25 year old boxed his way up to become the african super featherweight champion since then he's known all over town especially at his home in quetta to the township. because. here he became an inspiration for africa's future boxing generation. i know it's a good inspiration to get them to boxing you know it's good to. get them out of this if the sport. when talk is by far the media's biggest city and the still growing fast every day young people like jeremiah moved from the countryside to the city since 2001 the population has almost doubled to more than 400000 inhabitants the majority of the. moved to ca to run a place with a difficult past 6 years ago the regime planned to turn in talk into a white city block city to in those what expropriated and forced to move 8 meters not soon this location was called. the place where people do not want to leave today crime and poverty rates are high and many young people struggle to find a job. is also home to jeremiah's boxing gym where he spends many hour

the sprint to 16 marked our turning point for jeremiah without losing a single fight the 25 year old walked his way up to become the african super featherweight champion since then he's known all over town especially at his home in quetta to the township. because. here he became an inspiration for africa's future boxing generation. i know it's a good inspiration to boxing and it's good to. get them out of this if the sport. when talk is by far the media's biggest city in the still growing fast every day young people like jeremiah moved from the countryside to the city since 2001 the population has almost doubled to more than 400000 inhabitants the majority of the. moved to ca to run a place through the difficult past 6 years ago the upper tate regime planned to turn in talk into a white city block city to in those what expropriated and forced to move 8 meters not soon this location was called. the place where people do not want to leave today crime and poverty rates are high and many young people struggle to find a job. to tura is also home to jeremiah's boxing gym where he spends ma

jeremiah: can we quickly give another round of applause for judith taped [applause] tape judith -- jeremiah: judith is the perfect example of the individuals we need on our front lines. seen judith at protests, rallies, conventions, she has been putting in the work. she is a beautiful human being. want to give more recognition to her and the work she has done on the front lines for climate change over the last few years. one more round of applause for her. -- [applause] before i get into my speech, i would be remiss to say i'm rocking a washington dc sure. -- shirt. i want to give a statehood. the -- d.c.ut to statehood. i can't give a speech to a crowd is large without mentioning how important it is for washington so we can statehood, have a representative fighting for climate change. growing up in the washington dc area, living in public housing, near an industrial part of the city, my brothers and i would play outside in air that was thick with pollutants. we would play in creeks that were in poor health due to run off. our urban environment promised to many youth high asthma rates and w

max and lane, wade, lacy, alejandro, jeremiah delivering show-stopping performances.ason with so much talent, which is why the results announced at the end of the show were especially brutal. america voting to keep madison, lane, alejandro, and wade safe, which means the judges needed to use their save either on jeremiah or lacy kay booth. take a look at the "game of thrones" level stress at the end of last night's episode. >> katy. >> what? >> we need an answer right now. >> um -- >>ho'st going to be? >> which one? you're all so great, i love you so much. lacy. >> you know i screamed. i was like, arya, come in there and fix this! we'll catch back up with the top five when "idol" is back right here on abc, 8/7 central. >> the credits were literally up. >> yeah, ryan's like, let's get this thing going. >> they have a "world news now" producer by the name of julie in their ear going, tease, next! >> take us to break, take us to break! >> stick around for this one. >> please. >> we are talking about a big year for adele. >> yes. the 15-time grammy award winner is marking

she looked horrified that she this to say it. >> jeremiah is so.alented he's beyond -- he can play the guitar, he can play piano, he's incredible. really sad to see him go. >> homey that won't be the end of it. if he's got the talents and people have seen inow. good luck to him. >> you know, all right. it -- i hope. >>> and it's spring. >> and the clothes we're tossing t are ending up in landfills. in 1990 the average manner bout -- average american bout 40 garments a year, that jumped tow 66, ae toss out 70 pounds of what we no longer need. each item can take up to 200 years to dechose -- decompose if it's made of polyester. >> wearing your clothes for nine months longer can reduce the carbon footprint by 30%. >> there are green companies working to repurpose old dclothing byating them to the right organizations. they can be recycled into fibers for mattresses and llows and insulation. >> i do wear my clothes for long, long time. >> once they're worn out, they're worout. > i do try to donate any clothes that i feel like i can't wear anymore. >> ho

maybe i don't have to introduce jeremiah lowry. jeremiah has over 10 years of experience in organizing and volunteer mobilization. he has been an instrument so moving progressive policies forward in dc including paid sick leave and raising the minimum wage. he is also passionate about climate and is on the board of the dc club and ran for dc council at large in the primary election. so give it up for jeremiah. [ cheers and applause ] my goodness! can we quickly give another round of applause to judith? i thought that was absolutely amazing. [ applause ] >> judith is a perfect example of the individuals we need leading. i have been seeing judas at protests and rallies and conventions. she has been putting in the work. she is a beautiful human being. i want to give more recognition to judith and the work she has done on the front line for the climate change movement over the last three years. so one more round of applause for judith. [ applause ] >> quickly before i get into my speech, i am rocking the washington dc shirt. so i want

police say jeremiah weberling admitted the dogs belonged to him. he was using the trailer as a doghouse. police say all dogs were found and one was dead and two others had to be euthanized because they were in poor health. he was arrested and being held on $100,000 bail. >>> firefighters are making every effort to avoid devastating seems like this one. earlier today more than 200 homeowners, firefighters and lawmakers turned over a community meeting i had a fire season. with many neighborhoods tucked along densely wooded hillsides, fire officials stress importance of building defensible space and having an evacuation plan. >> if you are willing to participate in this exercise, you run the risk of becoming powered us with the risk of all those communities that were not prepared. >> firefighters see the threat of wildfires is a problem. it is too big to tackle on their own. they are emphasizing the development of a countywide plan. for military charter jet that skidded off a runway into a river list night remains stuck today. the plane was carrying 1

>>officers say jeremiah jeremiah wetterling is in jail on $100,000 bail this after police found 10 dogs without food water living in filthy conditions inside a trailer police say one dog was found dead. 2 others were so sick they had to be euthanized officers describe the case is extremely sad. i don't. >>when you have a pet you have the head. a new door. take care of them. they depend on. this is since i don't understand what he was doing keeping them in such issue. no water. was dead already and the smell awful. >>whirling admitted the dogs belonged to him and police say that he told them he used the trailer is a mobile doghouse right now police say it is yet to be determined if the surviving 7 dogs will be available for adoption. >>in oakland man is facing attempted murder charges tonight, he's accused of shooting 5 people at a beach over the weekend 19 year-old francisco roscoe was arrested the shooting happened at the oceano dunes beach in san obispo county. 6 people were taken to the hospital 5 of them had been shot, someone there camping said it was just a scary chaotic scene. th

. >> the dogs' former owner, jeremiah wieberly faces ten counts of animal cruelty. >>> what's it going to take to keep people safe on the streets in san francisco? no right on red. nbc bay area's christie smith joins us with the details of this proposal, christie? >> reporter: well, this all came from a discussion about vision zero. and that's of course the city's bold proposal to eliminate traffic-related deaths in the coming years, and then it turned to this. people walk in the crosswalk, believing it's safe when sometimes it isn't. so, would eliminating certain turns help to make it safer? san francisco streets are a constant battle for space between cars, scooters, light rail, bikes and pedestrians. people who walk them say even in the crosswalk they've had close calls. >> i had to stand down and just allow the car to proceed. >> reporter: marty martin thinks he'd be safer if drivers could no longer make the right turn on a red light. but david flores thinks it would just create more gridlock. >> a lot of times traffic is very excessive. when you have that function to turn right or

with the credits rolling, the judges used their power to spare lacy, sending home a fan favorite, jeremiahre on set ahead of that surprise upset. catching up with bones and the contestants just hours before showtime. >> there are so few of you now. we can get all of you guys into one room now. i'm really proud of all you guys. we've been together six months now. that's longer than any other lationshipive ah relationship i've had in the last few years. the goal is to do your best and let et end cothe end come to yo. >> reporter: how would you describe what bobby has meant to you? >> bobby haseld me out when i've been on the show. when i'm having a bad day, he'll talk to me, and i'll use those tips and advice that he's given me, and it will make me happier. >> one thing that appreciate about bobby is that he's approachable, and whether you're in front of the camera or not in front of the camera, he's like, hey, you can talk to me. and i feel like i've been able to confide with bobby. >> i remember on hollywood week when i was going to do an original song, and he was like, that's a really big

the east bay again police in concord arrested a man on suspicion of animal cruelty officers say jeremiah. >>wetterling is in jail on $100,000 bail. this after police found 10 dogs without food and water living in filthy conditions inside a trailer. police say that one dog was found dead and 2 others were so sick. they had to be euthanized police described the case as extremrly sad. it's awful. >>and you have a pet you have the head. a new door take care of them. they depend on. incident instead what he's doing keeping them in such. missions no water. was dead already and the smell awful. >>what reeling admitted the dogs belonged to him and police say that he told me use the trailer as a mobile dog house right now police say that he's yet to be determined if the surviving 7 dogs will be available for adoption. there's a new effort to prevent u c berkeley students from leading unwanted furniture and other items out on the curb after moving out at the end of the semester city leaders asking tenants and landlords to properly throw away all i wanted items the a they want them to use trash bin

police in concord arrested a man on suspicion of animal cruelty officers say that jeremiah wetterling is in jail on a $100,000 bill this after police found 10 dogs without food without water. they were living in filthy conditions inside of a trailer look at this photo police say that one dog was found dead, 2 others were so sick. they have to be euthanized officers describe the cases extremely sad. >>you have a pet have that tape in you take care of them. they depend this is since i don't understand what he was doing keeping them in such bad conditions. no water. was dead already and the snow awful. >>burling admitted that the dog cs belonged to him and police say that he told him that he used the trailer as a mobile doghouse right now police say it has yet to be determined if the surviving 7 dogs will be available for adoption. by the time most kids turn 18 there will be roughly 70,000 post about them on the internet that spike in child data collected online is now spurring action on capitol martin explains. >>in the new digital age where every click is up for sale and >>they want to

jeremiah where bullying is in jail for 100 on $100,000 bail. this is a photo of that trailer. this is where officers found a small dog barking panting with his for that was when it at it along with 5 other dogs that were in wire crates without food or water. we're really get minute that the dogs belonged to him and that he use a trailer as a mobile doghouse he was arrested on suspicion of animal cruelty. city officials are trying to stop u c berkeley students from leaving on wanted furniture and other items right on the curb. now they move out of a pretty much just leave it there at the end of the semester. an appeal is being made to their tenants and land lord to properly throw away your unwanted items they're asking tenants to use a building's trash bin sounds simple right. if those are for properties with one to 4 units could actually schedule a free bulk waste to pick up. another option for the students its purchase seeing a city of berkeley prepaid trash bag. they can also be left at the curb for pickup. so they do have set. well a 7 month old infants and a graduate stude

police say the man you're looking at there jeremiah weberling had ten dogs.e of them had food or water. they're currently being treated by a veterinarian. sadly one of the dogs died. two others are so sick they had to be euthanized. >>> mobbed by teens, tonight we're hearing from a woman victimized by a late night crime spree in castro valley. it started last night in san leandro. alameda county sheriffs deputies say a teen stabbed a man in the leg, stole his white car, then took off with three friends. about an hour later the teens stole a black car from a woman after threatening her and her daughter with a knife. >> they started saying give up the keys. they got a -- that they're going to stab me. they had a weapon. >> deputies chased the boys for miles before the driver eventually crashed into a fence near 580. police arrested the driver, but the passenger did manage to get away. the man stabbed expected to be okay. >>> we've heard of the baggage mix-up at the airport, but rarely do we see this, a dog mix-up. a woman and her dog left sfo this week. she mad

miscalculates inadvertently particularly inside iraq territory to see what happens for the moment and the jeremiah thank you so much for joining us from london. still ahead here on the al-jazeera news sudan's military council says it will call for elections if the political stalemate with the opposition isn't resolved in six months we'll also have details of a bombing the pakistani city of the hole that's killed eight people. has got their claws into the seventy six is still in the n.b.a. playoffs will have to be coming up. let's take you to south asia now to pakistan where a christian woman who spent eight years on death row in a blasphemy case has left the country. lawyers says that she's now in canada six months ago she was acquitted by pakistan's supreme court the verdict led to protests and part of the country bibi was originally convicted in twenty ten of being accused of insulting the prophet mohammed during a fight with her neighbors. a faction of the pakistani taliban has claimed responsibility for a bomb blast at a popular shrine in the city of lahore at least eight people including five

. >> reporter: the dog's owner, jeremiah weberling faces ten counts of animal cruelty and agreed to relinquish ownership of the seven dogs left just yesterday. and now the pooches are up for adoption. >> they need somebody to take them on walks, hikes, do the things people do with their dogs. just become part of the family. >> reporter: the pit bulls range from 8 months to 7 years, and shelter workers say they are ready for better days ahead. >> they deserve a loving home, to be cared for, just like any family pet that's adopted from us or any other organization. >> reporter: now five of the dogs are eligible to be adopted by the public. the other two still need to undergo evaluation. so right now they are offered to rescue groups. nbc bay area news. >>> police arrested a man they say is responsible for vandalizing a memorial in the south bay. 39-year-old martin vinvanco is accused of spray painting the veterans memorial. tips from crime stoppers led to the arrest. he faces felony vandalism charges. >>> a lot of push back in san jose. a city council member is proposing to put up metal detector

. >> jeremiah weberling admitted the dogs belong to him and he was using the entire trailer as a doghouse. two others had to und in one be euthanized. he is behind bars tonight on a $100,000 veil. check hikers back home after being stranded on a stick marin county hillside for hours. the man in his 60s went missing yesterday afternoon on mt. barnaby in samuel p taylor state park. after searching unsuccessfully for hours, rescuers finally narrowed down his location with his wife got a pink from his gps tracker. chp helicopter found him about 1000 feet down in a ravine. they hoisted the rope to pull him to safety. other than being a little disoriented he is okay.>>> our weather for this time of year with low pressure's pending over big sur and we even get a chance for a few showers coming in midnight sunday night and the overnight hours. tomorrow will be okay. let's set it up. you can see the low pressure spinning over vandeberg for space. is going to give us breezy weather with below average temperatures continuing. moisture coming on the top side of that low could pose a few showers for t

the credits were rollint j seconds to spare when katy erry cut jeremiah lloyd harmon even his competitions shocked she was saved.ee harmon has b a fan favorite since hti first aun, and there's a lot of frustration o onliner his elimination. >> i haven't seen the show this season. apparently people re love him, and i -- it's one of the things you feel like if he got enough attention and so many people loved him, he can t that into the rest of his career. >> sometimes not winning is the best deal. >> goodpoint. >> yeah. >>> if you are constantly filling and then purging your closet, you may be contributing to agrowing pollution problem. >> i'm not. i never purge. that's the problem. anyway, anbc's thompson reports on the impact of ed so-call fast fashion. >> reporter: for americans who love to shop, fast fashion feeds the frenzy. define fast fashion for me. >> it's about getting something that's in style out to customers as fast as possible, and then itri pced low enough to where 90 encourages overconsumption. >> reporter: in we bought an average of 40 garments a year. today it's 66. to mak

the east bay police in concord arrested a man on suspicion of animal cruelty officers say this man jeremiahn jail on a $100,000 bail after police found 10 dogs without food and water living in filthy conditions inside that trailer. police say one dog was found dead 2 others are so sick they had to be euthanized officers described the case as extremely sad. >>and when you have a pet you have the head. a new door take care of them. they depend on. incident instead what he's doing keeping them in such. missions no water. was dead already and this knowledge at >>we reeling amid a to police the dogs belonged to him and police say he told them he used the trailers and mobile doghouse right now police say it has yet to be determined if the surviving 7 dogs will be available for adoption. >>certain types of sunscreen might be doing more harm than good. a new study has found several common sunscreen ingredients can enter the bloodstream at dangerous levels after just one day of use the levels were high enough to warrant a government safety investigation. a dozen chemical sunscreens were study by the

police say this man you see here, jeremiah weberling had ten dog, none of them with food nor water. they're currently being treated by a veterinarian. sadly one of the dogs died. two of the dogs were so sick, they had to be euthanized. >>> mobbed by teens. we are now hearing from a woman victimized by a late night crime spree in castro valley. it started late thursday night in san leandro. almeda county sheriff's deputies say a teen stabbed a man in the leg and stole his car and took off with three friends. about an hour later the group of teens stole a black car from a woman after threatening her and her daughter with a knife as well. >> they started saying give us the keys, they got, that they were going to stab me, they had a weapon. >> deputies chased the boys for miles before the driver crashed into a fence near 580. police arrested the driver, but the passengers all got away. we're told the man who was stabbed is expected to be okay. >>> it is 7:08. we have much more ahead on today in the bay, coming up, she flew out of sfo to the east coast and when she landed, all her luggag

police say the man you see here, jeremiah weberland had ten dog, none had food nor water and currently veterinarian. sadly, one of those dogs died, two of the dogs were so sick, they had to be euthanized. >>> it is 6:29. coming up this morning, on today in the bay, thousands of lyft and uber drivers planning to strike. we will tell you when they're unplugging from the app so you don't get stuck without a ride. we'll have that, plus all of your top stories and weather coming up at 7:00. right now, back to the "today" show. >>> we are back on this saturday morning, may 4th, 2019, take a look at the scene. this is churchill downs this morning. the horses getting ready for the kentucky derby, a live look there. plenty of other races being held today. hopefully it's going to be a good one for all of them. what a beautiful sight. >> it is beautiful. let's take a look at folks until the city in philadelphia taking part in come past cares day, a day of service sponsored by our parent company. thank you to comcast employees and families who are volunteering this morning, and william mckinley el

>>jeremiah wetterling remained in jail yesterday on a 100,000 bail after being charged police releasedhe trailer reports say they received a report from someone living nearby the 3 or 4 dogs were going crazy inside a trailer that was parked on the street when officers arrived to the trailer, they saw a small dog barking panting with for that appeared wet and mad. >>officers found webber ling a short time later they say he admitted that the dogs belonged to him and that he used the trailer as a mobile doghouse an officer enter the trailer discovered 5 more dogs held and wire crates without food or water. the officer arrested were reeling on suspicion of animal cruelty and requested that contra costa county animal services investigate. the prosecution's first witness may not be allowed to testify next week in the trial. the deadly warehouse fire in oakland, an attorney for go ship warehouse, creative director max harris filed a motion yesterday asking the judge to block the testimony of carol sue click, she's the mother of one of the fire victims. the defense says that her emotional test

. >> caller: i want to know your thoughts on jeremiah ama -- is it time to buy. >> no, goldy, first,hank you so much for calling but i have to tell you about this stock jmia, the analysts tay came out with neutrals or sells they like to say buy buy but they were saying sell, sell. and so agree keep on driving. i'll ask to you pass an uber unless you could get a piece of the actual ipo andine then i would cha ching, cha ching, cha ching much more "mad money" up one in five adults in america experience medically diagnosed meantle illness at some point in their lives. this is mental illness month and so i'll talk to the ceo of teladoc to see how they could help an investment in 800-flowers how about that making you feel fresh as a daisy and i have the ceo and all of your calls and rapid fire in "the lightning round," so stay with cramer. >>> the stock market was remarkable terror this year. >> and there is one group left behind health care. now that market is being pulverized from china, could the safe cohert be ready for a come back take teladoc tdoc, one of the world's leading health

jeremiah were billing is in jail this morning. that those were his dogs he admitted to using the trailer is a mobile doghouse he's now charged with animal cruelty. there's a new effort to prevent u c berkeley students from leauing unwanted furniture and other items on the curb. after they move out at the end of the semester and it's been a mess take a look city leaders are asking tenants and landlords to stop doing this and properly throw away any unwanted items they want tenants to use trash bins and if those are fold and schedule a free book waste pickup. another option of course is to purchase city of berkeley trash bags that can be left there at the curb for crews to pick up. a south san francisco man faces charges in connection to a rape case in millbrae last year san mateo county sheriff's deputies say they arrested 29 year-old sean chow in san bruno investigators say the rape was reported in september of last year. the victim telling police the child assaulted her twice. he was convicted back in 2009 2010 for peeping into a

bay were $100,000 bond is set for the concord man who was arrested on suspicion of animal cruelty jeremiah ame and picture. he was arrested over the weekend after police found 10 dogs without food or water living in a filthy trailer and that's a shot of the trailer. police say one dog was found dead inside 2 others were so sick they had to be euthanized they describe now the situation is extremely sad. >>and when you have a pet you have the head. a new door, you take care of them. they depend incident that what he's doing keeping them in such bad conditions. no water. was dead already and this knowledge of all rules. >>we're pulling admitted the dogs did belong to him and that he used that trailer as a makeshift mobile dog house that's how he described it. police don't know if the surviving 7 dogs will be available for adoption right now they're still being nursed back to health. >>trial date is set for the man accused of killing 18 year-old neil wilson she was stabbed at a bart station in oakland last july. a judge turned over some of john collis psychiatric records to the prosecution and

so jeremiah weatherly now has been arrested he's in jail this morning. he admitted that the dogs are his and that the use that trailer as of mobiles doghouse he's now charged with animal cruelty. there's a new effort n to prevent u c berkeley students from leaving all their unwanted furniture right there on the curb after they move at the end of the semester city leaders are asking tenants and landlords to properly throw away any items that i want it anymore instead of like what you see on the screen right here is leaving them on the sidewalks tenants can use trash bins and if they're full. the city says they can schedure a free boca waste pickup, a time and then another option 2 is up to purchase city of berkeley trash bags that can be left at the curb for pickup. >>in the north as santa rosa man is accused of holding 2 brothers for ransom during a drug deal police say 24 year-old won at cannes chola tied the brothers up in a home on sabbatical road because they couldn't to pay a debt. their mother says that she got a call from control a demanding money

jeremiah were blink is now in jail this morning for that he admits the dogs are his and they use that trailer as a in his words a mobile doghouse he's now charged with animal cruelty. and there's a new effort now to prevent u c berkeley students from just dumping their unwanted furniture at the end of the semester just out on the curb city liaders in fact are asking tenants and landlords to property or to properly throw away unwanted items. they want tennis to use trash bins of course and if their full you they say can always schedule a free bulk waste pickup. another option is to purchase city of berkeley trash bags. you prepay for those and then you can leave those on the curb to be picked up. a south san francisco man faces charges in connection to a rape case in millbrae last year san mateo county sheriff's deputies say they arrested 29 year-old sean shao in san bruno they say the rape was reported in september of last year with the victim telling police the chao is the one who assaulted her twice in fact chow was convicted in 2009 2010 for peeping into bathroom windows in san mat

were $100,000 reward is set for the concord man who was arrested on suspicion of animal cruelty jeremiahwas arrested over the weekend. police found 10 dogs without food or water living in filthy conditions inside of a trailer. police say one dog was found dead and 2 others were so sick they had to be euthanized officers described the situation as extremely sad. >>the when you have a pet you have the head. a new door. you take care of them. they depend this is since i don't understand what he was doing keeping them in such bad conditions. no water. was dead already and the snow >>for bling admitted the dogs belonged to him and that he'd been using that trailer has a mobile doghouse of sorts police don't know if the surviving 7 dogs will be available for adoption there still being cared for trying to thing they're trying to bring that back to full health. emergency crews across the state are bracing for another very intense wildfire season, the director of cal fire in fact expects the coming months to be awfully busy for them. despite the state's wet winter, cal fire and the national guard

now jeremiah were bling is in jail this morning.elonged to him and that he used that trailer is a mobile doghouse he's charged with animal cruelty. well some students are being asked now to clean up their trash. there's a new effort to get u c berkeley students from leaving on wanted furniture and other items on the curb after moving out at the end of the semester. city leaders are asking tenants and landlords to properly throw away, unwanted items. they want tends to use trash bins and if those are full done properties with water for one to 4 units can schedule a free bulk waste pickup. another option is purchasing city of berkeley prepaid trash bags that can be left at the curb for pickup. >>time now is 5 34 in the north bay, a santa rosa man is accused of told in 2 brothers for ransom during a drug deal. police say 24 year-old won control act tied up the brothers in their home on some basketball road. the mother sells police that a man called her about her sons and demanded money. investigators later learned that the suspect and

and my littlest brother jeremiah will be attending college on -- well, next year technically.once he talked about the loans, i just started thinking about my freshman year when i came in. i was like, wow, $47,000 loan. just full loans. and then just piled up each semester. i've gotten scholarships and grants here and there but it just kept piling up. 47 maybe next year when i got the scholarship, i got like 35,000, but it kept adding up. loans add up with interest. so when i heard the message, it just brings back in my head that first feeling i head when i was like, wow. it's either an investment in my future or no investment at all. so to hear it would be taken care of is just like, now i can pay it literally forward. you see the institution's mission is to develop men with disciplined minds who lead lives of leadership and service. this is an aspect of service, and robert smith, not even coming from morehouse college, deciding to make this generous donation, this in-kind gift to us actually just shows us that, one, it's possible if you work hard. it just puts truth to power.

. -- knownrn as jeremiah a nutty cobbler, born in new hampshire in 1812.husetts. i will leave that for the audience. i know that we have some people here. is anyone know who i am speaking with? >> henry wilson. -esque that's right. thank you, by the way it -- mr. .ibbs: that's right thank you, by the way. son, i amld take my willing to change his name, that is what they said, i am willing to change his name in order to give them an occupation. the fact that henry is recognized, not since his demise -- black people in the city knew him for two things, being a major force on behalf of abolition and emancipation, and they also honored him for being a motive force-getting rid of the black codes in the district as well. but it is important to note that there has been a push over a 30 year period. the historian tindall talks about an attempt during the administration of martin van buren to strike slavery from all the law books on the eve of the renewal of the city's charter. and yet the southern powers defeat that at the last moment. incoln himself had an idea 1

he was born as jeremiah colbath, called a nutty cobbler, born in new hampshire in 1812.uld go on to be the 18th vice president of the united states. he would also be a senator from massachusetts. i'm going to leave that to the audience. i know that we have some people here. does anyone know who i am speaking of? >> henry wilson. mr. gibbs: that's right. thank you, by the way. we understand that it may have been his own upbringing. here is a man whose father offered him, according to tradition, at least if you would , take my son, i am willing to itnge his name to whatever might be, whatever euros might be, in order to give him an occupation. and yet the fact that henry is not properly recognized, not since his demise -- black people in the city knew him for two things, being a major force on behalf of abolition and emancipation, and they also honored him for being a motive force-getting rid of the black codes in the district as well. but it is important to note that there had been a push over a 30-year period. the historian tindall talks about an attempt during the admin

host: jeremiah mentioning iran. over 70 retired military leaders signed a letter urging the president against war with iran. these military leaders wrote a single letter published in a publication that governs foreign policy and national security issues. as president and commander in chief, you have considerable power at your disposal to reduce the dangerous levels of political tension. a group of several dozen military leaders, high-ranking military leaders. prelude to exploratory diplomacy on matters of mutual concern. they added that diplomacy, not armed conflict would be best. military retired leaders, more than 70 of them. out is a story that came from the hill. acting defense secretary patrick shanahan made the commencement address at the naval academy yesterday. not talk specifically about iran and the middle east but talk in general about sending troops overseas and had this message for the families and graduates at the academy. [video clip] day, we approach memorial we remember the ultimate price paid by so

his name is jeremiah wimberley and he's jail right now on $100,000 bail.is a photo of the trailer where the officers found small dogs barking and panting with for that appeared to be wet added 5 other dogs are also being held in wire crates without food or water, where berlin admitted that the dogs belonged to him and that he used the trailer as what he called a mobile doghouse he's been arrested on suspicion of animal cruelty the contra costa county animal service offices office is investigating. happening tomorrow witnesses are scheduled to take the stand in the deadly hugo ship warehouse fire trial in oakland. the prosecutors for so witness may not be allowed to testify. that's because an attorney for the ghost ship warehouse, creative director max harris asked a motion filed a motion asking the judge to block the testimony of. carroll said like now she's the mother of one of the fire victims. the defense says the city looks emotional testimony would prejudice the jury. harris and warehouse man assert man a master tenant derek all are charged with 36 co

jeremiah putting it together for hsbc.ar but now we have to talk sterling. do you just give up? tried toe not second-guess how this plays out. we have proportioned equal -- tom: did you like her chart? >> hers is relatively neat compared to most flowcharts of brexit. deal, no deal, no brexit. for us, you put 110 on a no deal outcome, you put 155 on no brexit and in the middle we have 137 which is saying one third, one third, one third. we are trading 127 and that is a free ration. no deal has gone up. the currency mark. tom: this is important. for thesecks sold billion dollars. says it is like a jackson pollock. .t is very good this confusion, what does it do to the city? we stay at this second-guessing headline all the time. yesterday we saw a second referendum headlines on morning p.m. this a my begun by monday and sterling slower. we keep doing this shifting. is a good question about that arrow moving towards no deal. there is this perception that the u.k. parliament does not want to avoid no deal. that is fine. i wante

. >> jeremiah russman with the association of the u.s. army. i wanted to ask a question about extended deterrence against threshold, below threshold of conflict or a gray zone attacks against allies. who would like to start? >> i can start as long as i can turn to elaine on the missile defense. >> if only there are people here that knew about missile defense? >> on strategic ambiguity, i do not think they are, i do not think i guess tom i would i'm not sure i'm with you on the premise of the question i don't exist in a world in which i see one is inherently good and one is bad. i think they are of course interactive. and so i think that kind of explains, helps you explain why we are where you are, which is part of why you need continuing dialogue and progress with the russians in order to get to a point of trust where we feel like we are at a place where both sides can start to talk differently about this approach. if you're going to move forward on us shifts and policy. i do want to say because it did not come up what your question him set it.

police say jeremiah he had eerily has been charged with ten counts of animal cruelty and police say theyure if the seven other dogs will be able to be adopted. >>> a fire in san francisco killed one person and killed three others. a car rear-ended a charter bus on highway 101 just south of sierra point early yesterday morning. everyone on the bus thankfully was able to get off befories burst into flames and the person in the car died. a total of five vehicles including the bus were involved in a chain reaction crash. the fire traveled to the bay area choir traveled to the bay area to performed a a san francisco church later today. >>> in a moment the concern for 12 million-pounds of chicken strips. >>> and a deadly shooting in san jose. the confrontation that led to the gunfire coming up at the top of the hour department store prices, every day. at ross. yes for less. i've slain your dreaded dragon. for saving the kingdom what doth thou desire? my lord? hey good knight. where are you going? ♪ ♪ climbing up on solsbury hill ♪ grab your things, salutations. coffee that is a cup above is al