i spoke with john king, director of operations at the united nations' office for the coordination ofhumanitarian affairs known as ocha, his agency has repeated calls for suspension of airstrikes particularly those targeting sanaa airport. >> that's precisely what we're calling for, which is a cease-fire an end to the hostilities to put the conflict back into political process. because the people who are paying the price here are the innocent civilians of yemen. and absolutely we need respect for the vital infrastructure. we need the airports to be open. we need the ports to be open. yemen is 90% tent for its food and fuel. this is massive is logistical operation on a daily basis. that's why the situation is so urgent. that's why the united nations is calling it the highest level for an end to the conflict so we can get some rest from the for the people from the fight and this desperate situation. >> we stand with the people of yemen. they've not had an effective aid operation in the midst of this horrendous conflict which is costing well over 1200 lives. 5,000 people have been injure

i am john king. thank you for sharing your sunday morning. with us to share their reporting, lisa layer of the associated press and jeff zeleny. if the democrats want to keep the white house, it's time to try somebody new. >> he would be fine with either bush or clinton. i bet he would. i have news for the bullies of wall street, the presidency is not a crown to be passed back and forth by you between two royal families, it's a sacred trust to be earned from the american people and exercised on behalf of the people of these united states. >> the former maryland governor and baltimore mayor made things official saturday and that means hillary clinton has two declared rivals for the democratic nomination. bernie sanders had a big rally at home to explain his rational. >> today with your support and the support of millions throughout our country, we begin a political revolution to transform our country economically, politically, socially, and environmentally. >> are there big jitters in camp clinton? not really. the poll, clinton at 57%, and san

i am john king. thank you for sharing your sunday morning. here is our guests. chaos in baltimore unfortunately drove the nation's political conversation this past week, and before we add to that debate let's remember the most important voice cannot be heard, and freddie gray died while in custody and six officers now facing charges, and what came after that death is what gray's family begged the city to avoid, violence, looting and arson, and the same legacy of distrust we heard in recent months in ferguson, missouri, and north carolina, south carolina. >> you have to do some soul searching. this is not new. it's been going on for decades. >> president obama and his new attorney general promise to investigate the specifics and invest the broader tensions between the police and african-american communities, and no matter what this president does the next president will inherit this debate, so what did we learn, and we heard from all the candidates, and we know it will be a big issue for the final 18 months of the obama presidency. will it be a big issue in the 2

he had that debate moment with john king.ked him about extra-marital affair, he explodes on john king, he goes from 10 to 41% in the span of 3 or 4 days on the strength of the debate performance. if you talk about the people around chris christie. his entire strategy rests on getting in the debate and getting one of those moments. they think he's capable of that personality. the youtube moments he's had the last few years. all these candidates, you can look at them and make fun of them now, because they're sitting at half a perfect and why are they running, they look at the debate with the same opportunity. if newt gingrich could jump 30 points in three days, so can i. >> they have a polling this remember hold they need to hit. >> they have to get included in those polls first. >> they have to start lobbying the pollsters. >> right. >> if you know a pollster, get them to delist their phone number. thank you so much. appreciate it. >>> much more ahead, including the shockingly liberal thing that legislators just did in a very

. >> inside politics with john king starts right now. >>> martin o'malley asks democrats to considernd fresher face. >> i am a candidate for the president of the united states and i am running for you. >> hillary clinton remains the faraway frontrunner, and uses his experience as a punch line. >> i have been coloring my hair for years and you are not going to see me turn gray in the white house. >>

see me always do this in the in your opinion, about the tree company losing the lease on wednesday john king had a great couple of prarpz paragraphs he writes and i think this speaks to the anxiety that folks feel in the city you put a red bow on the 49 square miles and call san francisco evicted these are unsettling minds in san francisco to reach hurricane force the union square with the food and gentleman's man to make way for an out-of-town the elbow room included in the developers with the cats corner closes after a rent dispute triggered by money and demographics anything not protected landmark is a potential victim of desire to ride the prosperity wave andso next one i'd like to read of all places in the sunday it about a new yorker transported in san francisco and how basically new york turned on itself san francisco as filled a place like new york we've got to worlds attention and moving market value into the future san francisco is the place which is why we have to not destroy ourselves based on the rest of the author this is not only in a physical but human sense we're all san fra

cnn's john king is here to walk us through it. lot of movement in the republican field in the last few days. >> three new candidates anderson up to six. this is not support for these candidates. 74% of republicans do not support marco rubio today. the question the nbc and "wall street journal" asked, could you support these candidates? rubio, bush 52% said they could support rubio if they were the nominee. ben carson and carly fiorina got in yesterday and they're lower down. we have a top tier you might draw the line at cruz. cruz paul walker bush rubio. this is a wide-open race. a new iowa poll out tomorrow anderson. interesting to see the state of play in the first caucus state. >> and how do they do against hillary clinton? i know in that same poll, it talks about that. >> well, she beats them all. she beats all the leading republicans. if you're a democrat you say, great, right? but these aren't blowouts. clinton versus jeb bush 49/43. clinton versus scott walker a bigger lead 50/40. here's the interesting one, rand paul runs

i am john berman in for john king. >>> what a break between the white house and the elizabeth warren the democratic party. >> the issue with respect to myself and elizabeth, it has never been personal. some are my best friends in the senate as well as in the house, and some of my earliest supporters that disagree with me on this. >> and those friends took warren's side, or some may say, elizabeth's side, and so the micro issue here has been solved, the senate will vote on the trade issue here, and what about the macro issue, they those democrats left the president now? >> this has been a slow-moving train, right, since 2009. two things work. labor and obama started out slow. and he is free from the constraints of having to run from re-election or having to keep democrats in power now, and what he is doing he thinks is right, and on the warren issue, there is nothing personal, but kind of there is, because you remember she stood up to the consumer protection board, and she had to remake herself and things have been tense since then. >> somebody watching this fight, who is pretty inter

thank you for starting your morning with us.o "inside politics" with john king is next.ories today. >>> president obama calls for soul searching after another crisis involving police and african-americans. he also called out those behind looting and arson. >> that is not a protest. that is not a statement. they need to be treated as criminals. >> ted cruz says the first african-american president is to blame some of the divide. >> he made statements that i think inflamed the racial tensions. >> it's time to end

i am john king. we have our guests. check your calendar. it's may 2015, but another busy weekend in the 2016 presidential maneuvering. bush struggling in the polls despite the. >> it's ungrateful to dismiss the christian faith as some obstacle, some ancient creed out welcoming its welcome. hebrew scripture in the new testament. >> most of the other republican candidates attended a summit in south carolina. >> for the last six years we have seen the consequences of the obama/clinton foreign policy. leading from behind does not work. >> we need a commander in chief who will once and for all call it what it is, and that's that radical islamic terrorism is a threat to us all. >> and most of the republican candidates will call it amnesty, and hillary clinton says unhrouing the undocumented is not just a economic issue but a family issue. >> this is where i differ with everybody on the republican side, make no mistakes, and not today one single republican candidate announced or potential is consistently supporting a path to citizenship. not one.

you got me again, john king you praingster. ( laughter ) , of course, the national shift makes it a lotore acceptable now for republican candidates to say kind of things they were saying in the last campaign cycle as well. >> i am for a constitutional amendment that says marriage is between a man and a woman at the federal level. >> the sacrament of marriage is based on a man and woman. >> marriage existed before governments existed. i can call this napkin a paper towel, but it is a napkin. ( laughter ) >> jon: oh, oh, and let me gets, in your scenario, the paper towel is the gay guy. oh okay. how stereotypical you can get? ( cheers and applause ) you get my point. republicans can no longer dismiss gay marriage out of hand. they must engage the question. >> the question is if you would attend to a gay wedding. >> if somebody in my life that i loved and cared for, of course, i would. i mean, i'm not going to hurt them simply because i have a dis-- i disagree with a choice they've made. >> jon: in my mind, obviously, what they're doing is a crime against god but come on. the reception's p

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. >>> joining us is john king, member of the south carolina house of representatives.ng lingering within the state of south carolina? resentment from 2008 toward the clintons do you think? >> i don't think that there is anything resentful here or lingering in south carolina for hillary clinton or the clinton family. we are excited here in south carolina to have hillary clinton here. i'm the first legislator in the city to endorse her. i supported president obama the last time and i'm a stark supporter of hillary clinton this time. >> certainly was a humbling loss for hillary clinton in '08. we know black voters are much more likely to vote for clinton than gop candidate. would they come out of the same numbers for her, do you think as they did for then-senator obama? >> yes, i believe that the black voters will come out and vote for hillary clinton. hillary clinton has a message that resonates with the african-american community. when you with the african-american community. when you talk about the wages, increasing the wages of women, talking about small business or m

>> john amore king. >> happy friday. >> now that we got the cute out of the way, let's get to king in's how we do that. >> no no quite the contrary. >> happy friday all. busy day to go inside politics. let's get started. with me to share reporting and insights john man morton of the "new york times." in today's politics we call this an evolution, we used to call it a flip-flop. chris christie is the governor of new jersey. if you needed any proof he's planning to run for republican nomination of president, as governor he's implemented the common core educational standards. yesterday chris christie says it's time for new jersey to pull the plug. >> it's now been five years since common core was adopted. and the truth is that it's simply not working. it's brought confusion and frustration to parents. i've heard it every day. it's brought distance between our teachers and the communities where they work. and instead of solving problems in our classrooms it's creating morale problems in those classrooms and at home. and when we aren't getting the job done for our children we need to do so

frank: john king was fearless in business deals. he would go in there and say, i doing this.do the deal and then he would make the deal work. absolutely fearless, but quite a genius. he had come out of prison. black guy. grew up poor blacks did not have votes. he came into the sport. he just totally turned it upside down. muhammad ali was brilliant. he was the most famous sportsmen of all time -- certainly in the last century. he was there. don king got it on closed-circuit tv. it then became pay-per-view. now, it is becoming streaming and you can watch fights on that. he has mark: been there all the way. mark:is he number one in boxing promotions? frank: he was a great promoter. he is a great promoter of don king as well. mark: all promoters are good promoters of themselves. frank: i suppose they are. guy: frank warren talking about boxing. equity markets taking a bit of a ride this morning. let's take a look at what the numbers look like. we will do that in a few minutes. our next guest thinks it could be time to break out the champagne on european corporate's. anna: as we

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john king. how are you, my brother? >> i'm doing great. i'm going to take you mr.chad myers. i want to echo your point i've been there and it's a great place. all americans should try to get there if they can. let's go inside politics. a lot to talk about. jackie olliver knox. start with rick santorum. he's going to make it official today. he's at 1% or 2% in the national polls, but remember he was at 1% or 2% last time when he ran in 2012 in iowa and turned out to win iowa mitt romney was the nominee, but he did a 99-county tour he came from nowhere in iowa. should we take him seriously this time? or because huckabee's running again maybe ted cruz is rick santorum finding a hard time finding his lane this time? >> that's a the thing. a lot of people are already occupying rick santorum's place in the race. what rick santorum's going to need another billionaire benefactor like he had last time. we don't know if he's going to have that. >> we also don't know whether this cycle will turn into the dynamic of the last cycle where we had romney and a plausible not romney

john king. >> wow, what a great segue to me.ch. >> happy friday. >> happy friday and all that. it's a great day to go inside politics. with me this morning to share reporting and insights tamra, lisa, let's start with the chris christie comeback trail. it begins and some people think it ends in new jersey. he's trying to prove to people this will not deter me i did nothing wrong, the facts will support me. he decides yesterday one of the things is to go after hillary clinton. you were just in nevada. hillary clinton made a bold statement on immigration going to the left of president obama saying there should be a full and relatively quick path to citizenship. not legal status citizenship for the 11 million or so undocumented in the united states. chris christie says wrong. >> i think the path to citizenship issue is a problem. you know for folks who have been waiting the appropriate wait. >> right. >> so i think we have to have a much broader situation than just pandering. we should not just be pandering. >> chris christie there

tweet us. >> i'm sure john king has defense of you.ually i know you. you're a gentleman, you always have the girl's back. >> come on that was all me. >> i'm going to play here -- >> have a good weekend. >> my take on that was is there anything not caught on camera nowadays? anything at all not caught on camera nowadays? good morning, folks. let's go inside politics. to share their reporting and insight cnn sarah murray let's start with rand paul's technically not a filibuster but spoke for ten and a half hours yesterday on the senate floor. he does not like the government surveillance program run by the nsa. he hasn't liked it for some time. more note worthy now because he's running for the republican nomination for president. he spoke for ten and a half hours. when he was done one of his fellow rivals for the republican nomination ted cruz came up. they're going to slug it out. they have some differences. but listen to ted cruz. >> his is a voice that this body needs to listen to. i'm entirely in agreement with my friend the senator f

ask our inside politics host today sarah murray in for john king.gree? >> it is. but also i thought abbreviations weren't allowed. all right. so we have a lot to get to today on inside politics. we have olivia knox joining us from yahoo news. hillary clinton has been holding small events she's been talking to voters. mostly she's been trying to look like she is not taking the democratic nomination for granted. that is all about to change. olivie why the change in course? >> because she's been on this so-called listening tour where she's talking to low key events. she's going to give us a fuller explanation for the rationale why she should be president and why she wants the job. again, you're right, she wabt wants to make the point she's not taking nilg u anything for granted, hears americans and ready for the job. >> i didn't realize you get two campaign rollouts. but i guess if you're hillary clinton you do. you've heard some complaints her events might not be so authentic, they might have been a little staged. >> i was with hillary in iowa this we

will continue >> the administration made it s not consider the miss meeting a number by the saudi king. johnarwood has been watching the developments from washington. how importa is the relationship between the two countries both politically and economically and is it cooling? >> it's a critical relationship. the moderate arab states are vital allies for the united states. and the oil relationship has over many years, i think this is a strain. i don't think the white house denials were overly persuasive in terms of the idea that a visit that was announced on friday but now on sunday was said not to be taking place -- it indicates a rough patch. now, it's the flip side of what we've experienced with israel. another ally in the region they are uncomfortable with the deal and netanyahu has made that more than clear, that we are trying to reach with eye ran, and the sunni arab states look at shiite iran and worry about a issue with the routes and say, what does that mean for us they're clearly worried, i don't think it's a rupture or anything like that. but it's a matter of strain at the moment.

john. the the king penn who was sentenced to 20 years in jail, and managed to escape. >>> after in court peopleor king pin began paying officials to 14-16 million dollars and that secured his release and he's nowhere to be found. >>> we talk about clean judges, and clean cours and then there are case like his. what happened there? >>> all those were involved, in the exploiting the processes are under investigation. >>> afghanistan's acting minister says john is an isolated case. >>> i can assure the international community that the mistake that has been taken place, will not be repeated. >>> he stresses in the last eight years, they have put thousands behind bars, that may be so. but out in the fields few seem intimidate had by the threat of jail-time. >>> these farmers are harvesting drugs right in front of a military been because they pay local officials off. >>> for more you can watch his full program on 101 east. the billion dollar drug war on thursday. >>> venezuela says it will install more than 20,000 fenner print scanners in food stores to control sales it's an attempt to clamp down on

rudey corpus, michael nolty, king john, marks vuleanao and jaims jamess creak >> thank you commissioners for giveing the opportunity to speak and share my humble opinion. for the record, i don't want to have to keep coming down here and stating my message and comment about what i feel about safety in the community. this will probably be the first and last time coming to speak about this for the record. i'm born and raised in the south of market and the devastation of what i have seen to my community and the city what alcohol has done is twhouchb reasons why i push and do what i dproo had kids in my community. i understand they say it is high end alcohol powder alcohol, alcohol is alcohol to me. i know what it has done personally to my family and my life. i buried a good family member last week behind alcohol and numerous family members. i don't blame nobody but at the same time we don't need no more alcohol or lickal stores period. i don't quer cheers and applausee irif it is district 1, 2 ol the way to 12 and that is my stance of safety for the city and the community. i just want to sha

and he thazhas the debate from john king about the inappropriate questions.nds points. >> maybe the strategy for each of these guys will be to come up with the most atraekttractive way to bash the media. >> ted cruz will be in. rand paul, jeb bush. where is the cut line? i struggle to see it. >> it's not much a struggle to think that donald trump. >> donald trump. that's not how you use that. we will x out donald trump. we down to 15. >> then we have george pataki not for any other reason than he's too tall. >> three term governor from a major state. >> and parenerennial candidate. >> absolutely. three term governor. >> sorry, bob says you're out. >> we have people like john kasich who. >> governor of ohio. >> some republicans who don't think he's a republican anyway. >> first debate, though, is in cleveland, ohio. he's the governor of ohio. >> he does have homefield advantage. rick perry might not want to be in because he might have another oops moment. chris christie. >> chris christie wants in. i know that. >> he wants in but he got stuck in traffic on the

king. president obama put out a statement saying: john henry smith has more on king's life and legacy. ♪ >>recropper to superstar, in a career that spanned seven decades, b.b. king staked his claim as the greatest blues guitarist of all time. he grew up poor in this segregated mississippi delta, where he started working in the fields picking cotton at the age of seven. but one day an uncle gave him a guitar and a preacher taught him to play. when king was 20 he moved to memphis where he found work as a radio d.j. but built a following singing and playing guitar. soon he had a record deal and beal street blues boy king simply became bb. >> when i'm playing, i want you, you, you and you to get my story. get my meaning, what i'm trying to talk about, and being a male that liked ladies usually my story has to do something with ladies. >> his favorite lady was his famous guitar. >> that's lucille. that's my girl. only girl i ever had that never argues with me. >> reporter: king's schedule didn't leave much time for arguing. he recorded over 50 albums while still hitting the stage more than 200 t

story from john wilkes the english parliamentarian of the late 1700's who was himself subjected to an unreasonable search for the use of general warrant issued by the administration of king george iii. john wilkes fought back against that. he fought his charges in court and eventually won his freedom in these charges were brought in response to his publication of something called the north britain number 45 contains some harsh criticism of the king. it's on that basis they arrested him and they searched for anything that might serve as evidence to his alleged crime. but because of north britain number 45 and because john wilkes became such a folk hero across britain as a result of his fight for freedom the number 45 became synonymous with john wilkes and also with the cause of freedom on both sides of the atlantic. this in turn led to some of the language we now have in the fourth amendment requiring that the government get a search warrant and that its state its provisions that is state what it's going after with a sufficient degree of particularly so that you know what's liable to be searched under it. >> and you argued today under the obama administration certainly no

. >> let's go now to inside politics on "new day" with john king. weekend, john. >> so far, so good beautiful weather in d.c. i hope you ladies are back at work. somebody is missing. happy memorial day to you. as we go inside politics joining us molly wall robert kosta, let's pick up on the fallout from the breaking news this morning, ash carter one of the problems in ramadi and iraq more broadly, the iraqis are not showing the willingness to fight. he says that, at times there is a divide and a debate about whether president obama should be more aggressive about whether you need more u.s. troops oak. listen to john mccain, he pushed back for the surge if iraq. mccain's view now. >> we need to have a strategy. there is no strategy and anybody that says that there is i'd like to hear what it is. george w. bush had the guts to reverse and respond to the surge which we eventually then succeeded. i wish i pray that barak obama would do the same thing. >> any reasonable prospect of this president saying it is time to put more boots on the ground in iraq?

with that said, the king told john kerry last week he was coming. the foreign minister told john kerry friday in paris he was coming. then all of a sudden this weekend the king isn't coming. nothing happens by accident at this level in diplomacy. this is a snub. >> absolutely not andrea. first of all, saudis have spoken to the fact they're sending the deputy crowned prince. the people responsible for these security portfolios will be discussed at camp david. foreign minister said they're happy with the summit preparations. neither united states or saudi arabia sees this as a snub. we feel the right people will be sitting down at camp david to have the important discussion about the future of our regional cooperation. >> let's talk about the new crowned prince. this is someone the u.s. knows and you know yourself. what is so special about the prince as far as counter terrorism and u.s. security cooperation? >> well he's a very well known person for us white house and government andrea. he's been an official responsible for many counter terrorism port

. >>> inside politics speaking of strong and fit, not john king gloria borger will lead the way. >> ii get people to talk. okay. that's all i get people to do. we got a lot to talk about today, chris. largely involving hillary clinton who finally spoke herself. she's been on the campaign trail for 28 days. she finally spoke to reporters. we've got two reporters with us today, two of the best. jonathan martin of "new york times," jackie kossinich of the daily beast. let's talk about hillary e-mails first. we learned from the state department yesterday that it was going to take a year to release them january 2016 to be exact. then a judge ruled very very quickly, huh-uh the state department needs to start releasing them on a rolling basis. for her part hillary clinton says i want them all out there as soon as possible take a listen. >> i have said publicly i'm repeating it here in front of all of you today, i want them out as soon as they can get out. >> but will you demand it? >> well they're not mine. they belong to the state department. >> well what does it do for her? if these thing

let's get to inside politics now with john king. >> good morning to you as well.oing to start with a brand new poll in iowa of the republican presidential contenders and with me to share reporting, julie, ron. look at this brand new poll in iowa scott walker at the top of the pack 21% the quinnipiac poll rand paul at 13%, mike huckabee 11%. we get into the single digits a guy named jeb bush down there at 5% when you look at this. now, there is no overwhelming front-runner. you'd have to say scott walker is the leader. i don't know if we'd call him the front-runner in iowa right now, but jeb bush down from the last poll. does he have a problem here? >> yeah. in iowa. look first of all, you have to understand that the republican party in iowa has really moved to the right. a guy steve sheffler is now considered to be a rhino in the republican party in iowa. look at the people who say they would not vote for a candidate, 10% would not vote for rand paul he really irritated some people his dad did in the republican party. 20% won't vote for chris christie under any ci

time for inside politics with john king.p field is getting awfully crowded, my friend. >> it's getting crowded, michaela. you can say there are five leaders or you can say there are no leaders. take a closer look. back to you in a few minutes. inside politics this morning share reporting associated press, ron fornier of national journal. top ten in the poll. brand new quinnipiac poll this morning. bush carson huckabee walker at 10% each across the board. then you've got senator paul senator cruz, donald trump, chris christie carly fiorina. drop to the bottom six, governor kasich governor jindal governor perry and governor pataki and senator santorum at the moment getting blips there up. when they make debate decisions it will maybe be the top ten. but forget about that for a minute. just look at this race. you could say there are five leaders, but i think the point is there are no leaders. >> i think it's going to stay this way for a while too. when you talk to voters in new hampshire, in iowa you don't get the sense people

king's decision to cancel the trip to washington is a clear setback for the white house. the white house organized this to modify iran's neighbors about the proposed nuclear deal. i'm joined by johnain. they just announced the meeting with the saudi king friday and now he's not coming. >> well andrea i think it's indicator of lack of confidence that the saudis and others have. i understand two of the six countries that were invited are indeed sending their leaders. because they do not see a way to reach to be satisfied with the situation when it's clear that iranian nuclear deal is number one priority. and this administration feels that they can some how make agreements with iran throughout the region when these countries view iran as a direct threat. that certainly is the case when you look at iranian aggression and four different countries that is destabilize them and given the iranians a lead role. >> isn't it more awkward john kerry was just in a meeting with a king. how did the white house miss the signals the king was not coming? >> i have great respect for john kerry but noticed here in tenner of the senate and secretary of state, he sometimes interprets things as he wants

king has died in his home known for breaking down racial barriers in music john hendren reports from o. >> the world of blues has lost its king. gone but not forgotten, b.b. king was a soloist and inspiration to fans. >> he brought an energy to his work that just kind of engulfed you, and even though you weren't interested in the music, he captured you. that is rare. >> reporter: with his fluttering fingers and resonant soulful voice. ♪ the thrill is gone ♪ ♪ >> b.b. king crafted an unmistakable sound. he began by playing on street corners near the plantation in the u.s. state of mississippi where he was born. ♪ hey everybody ♪ >> in a career that spanned half a century rose to become the king of blues. >> i would like to do what i'm doing and for nothing if somebody was paying my bills but they're paying me for something i like to do anyway. >> king's record live at the cook county jail, had a real impact. richard steele remembered him on his friday show shot at a barber shop. >> he was a country guy trying to make good. he never lost the honesty of being a small town guy who used to

." ♪ don't you know you're riding with the king ♪ >> reporter: they got together for "rattle and hum." the 15-time grammy winner had an audience with pope johnhe performed at the white house with president obama. king was married twice. the enduring love of his life was lucille. that's what he called his first guitar and everyone he picked up since. >> this is lucille the 15th. >> king had type ii diabetes later in life but still performed late into his 80s. he was a pilot that stopped flying around the age of 70. king always let his fingers do the flying and lived up to his z nickname, the king of the blues. danielle nottingham, cbs news. >>> more rain is expected in southern california today. heavy rainfall flooded streets in san diego overnight. the rains are expected to intensify today and produce more flash flooding and mudslides. >>> the national football league is setting the stage for a high profile showdown with tom brady. the league announced commissioner roger goodell will handle the appeal of the four-game suspension over his role in deflategate. less than four months after goodell handed the lombardi tro fi to the new england pa

john henry smith al jazeera. >>> like b.b. king i was born in the mississippi delta.r forgot his roots running to our home state year after year for a blues festival named for him and numerous charitable causes. i last saw him two years at. he made all of us proud. he was 89 years old. we'll be right back. >>> a former top aid to osama bin laden will spend the rest of his life in prison. a court sentenced him for his role in the 1998 embassy bombings in tanzania and kenya. 224 people died in those attacks. he was arrested in london and extradited to the u.s. in 2012. >>> isil fighters have pulled off a major attack in iraq seizing control of a government compound in ramadi in the anbar province not far from baghdad. zana hoda has more. >> reporter: the symbol of government authority in ramadi is now under the control of islamic state of iraq and the levant. it has long been a city that has been fought over. it was also the iraqi government's main strong hold in anbar province. but isil fighters launched an all-out assault on friday taking over the compound. they manag

. >> joining me now is prominent civil rights attorney john burris, who handled a number of high profile cases, including the rodney kingil suit. john thank you so much for your time. >> thank you. >> let's talk about the fact that it took the department of justice to implement or negotiate these -- this arrangement with the city. it leads to very simple changes that one would have assumed with leadership could have been implemented without the involvement of the department of justice. >> that's absolutely true. what the department of justice has essentially done is said we're going to implement the best practices, and the best practices are areas that everyone knows, but very few departments will do particularly in urban areas. much of what the department has been doing down through the years is fundamentally wrong and not good policing but the culture of the department is such that it establishes these kind of conduct. it will be difficult for these changes to occur, it will take a period of time. on the other hand, the chief is involved, the mayor's involved all of them are extraordinarily important in trying to brin

king was born into pover any mississippi and went on to win 15 grammys and also received a precedential medal of freedom. he performed for pope johnaul ii and he inspired countless musicians, b.b. king was 89 the iconic fao swarz show in new york is shutting down for good. the store's parent company toys "r"us says it's too expensive to operate that that location that's the most expensive real estate in the world. the store will close its doors july 15. this is not the end of fao is swarz they railroad looking for a less expensive location to reopen. >> it was four meats function at philadelphia under arrest east falls the students showed off most creative innovations the exhibit features 250 projects and architecture, engineering and design. all these works were created by graduating seniors. among the designs a new and improved protective suit for medical professionals treating ebola. >> we're excited about a new technology here at channel 6 getting a lot of buzz. perhaps we should say causing a lot of buzz. yes, we debuted don't 6 live opt air during "action news" at 4:00 today. it will allow us to literally give you a new pers