has lived his interior life on nearby john's island. >> john's island, you ain't got nothing, you gotroads and trouble. that's just really it. dirt roads and trouble. >> solomon? how you doing, buddy? >> good. >> you all right? >> now, solomon has plenty of trouble. he is charged with murder, first-degree burglary, and other crimes related to a terrifying home invasion on johns island. solomon has pled not guilty and is awaiting trial. >> i know the old saying that everybody's innocent in jail, but in some cases, some of us really are. >> authorities say solomon and two other men kicked in the back door of a home in the middle of the night. they say the trio encountered a 25-year-old man, whom they pistol whipped, then took his 27-year-old sister outside where she was shot in the pelvis and later died at a local hospital. >> god knows what happened. god knows who killed that lady. god knows that i did not have anything to do with this crime. >> solomon was the only man arrested after the surviving victim picked him out of a photo lineup. >> the only thing i could think of is that whoe

islands. they're finding people desperate for help. john donnison and his friend were among the first to reach the island where residents are drinking seawater in order to survive. john : a vote is often the only way to get around. we set off for one of the dozens of islands that have been unreachable. since the most devastating pacific cyclone in decades. as we arrived we did not know what we would discover. >> how are you. john. john: this is what we found. >> this is my house. we sleep. . my kitchen is inside there. now, i have no house. alex has four children. they are going hungry. >> the cyclone destroyed all of the cattle. everything. now, we do not know. john: and no one has been here? >> no one has been here. john: these people say we are the first to visit in five days. the has to be hundreds of islands like this. here they are drinking saltwater for the past few days. across vanuatu the picture is as bleak as it is on the ground. en masse to island cannot survive like this for long. they are washing close in filthy water. >> no o

of course john might not be on the island at all. person who seemed always to know how to reach him was this woman, one of mcafee's former teenaged lovers, amy herbert. a lot of guests here besides girls? i mean just -- >> just his girls. >> reporter: not much other company. >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: amy had john mcafee's trust, it seemed. >> you want to go from the front? >> reporter: front door? doesn't matter. so it was, with his permission, she said, that amy showed us around his beach estate. >> here's the house. >> reporter: nice. >> we would always snorkel almost every weekend, and he would get his tan. >> reporter: but, said amy, after that police raid everything changed. >> that's when he started being paranoid and he just kept inside. >> reporter: given mcafee's bizarre behavior, some people wondered if he was using drugs again. do you guys ever do drugs in here? or anywhere? >> no, he never accepted any types of drugs on his property. >> reporter: later, amy told us that she had often seen mcafee doing some kind of chemical

john in the u.s. virgin island. a family friend tells nbc10 he and his wife are in serious conditions but their sons remain in critical condition. no one from that condo complex in st. john returned our calls. the epa will determine if anyone will face criminal charges. >>> how far would you go to reduce your risk of cancer? actress angelina jolie has sparked a lot of discussion on the topic after revealing today she had preventive surgery to remove her ovaries and fallopian tubes. two years ago she also had her breasts removed. she's 39 years old and never diagnosed with cancer but medical tests and her family history led her to these surgeries. we found a montgomery county woman going through the same struggle. nbc10's rosemary connors spoke to her about the fear of getting cancer and how she chose to fight it. >> and then i opted for bilateral mastectomy and reconstruction. >> reporter: it was a difficult decision for sandy o'brien to reach, but in her opinion, a necessary one. as a mother of two young daughters,

john hendren, al jazeera. >> the faroe islands are famous for fish. located near norway and iceland it's become an export bonanza. >> when russia banned certain imports from the european union in result of sanctions over ukraine, the salmon fishing faroe islands stepped into the breach. found itself on a near monopoly of salmon sales to russia. fall out of the war in europe and with no apologies. >> we are not asking brussels because we are not an eu member. >> banned faroe mackerel. the prime minister who lobbied moscow hard was only too happy to take his business elsewhere. >> we were boycotted just before out of eu if you are boycotted out of eu where should you go? if eu is locking their harbor for us because we are not reaching an agreement in the north atlantic then we need to find other markets and we are doing business as usual. >> the faroes upped both protection and price. by year end production to russia had increased by almost 700% and exercising its trade independent outside the eu. >> we were not able to market to eu to so we looked to a

colonials win 73-55 and face rhode island tomorrow night. >>> nba john wall and the wiz hosting the griz who rested most of their starters, good opportunity for the wizards and about wide open, why not? 21-7-6 for the wall star. marcin gortat played 40 minutes and was very good, 22 points, 10 of 16 shooting, nine rebounds. wizards win 107-87. >> it's bad when two in a row is a winning streak. things have not been going well. >> hopefully this is the start of something good. o to onspsored in part by your local toyota dealers. >>> taking a live look at the potomac avenue metro stop in d.c. where a man was shot and killed a couple hours ago. an officer shot the man on the tracks in a restricted area. the station does remain closed and our morning crew will have an update starting at 4:30. you can get info all night on the wusa9 app. it's free to download. >> that's our broadcast for tonight. so thanks for staying up with us. >> letterman is next. make it a great night, everybody! >> bye bye. we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speed of our downloads so our

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john in the u.s. virgin islands. the father's a school principal in new castle county. the mother is a dentist in delaware county. tim furlong is live today in greenville. >> it appears this family was exposed to toxic chemicals. what have you learned about it? >> reporter: that's right. i spoke with the governor's office in u.s. virgin islands. they're working with the epa to find out why someone used cultural pesticide inside a vacation condo. in the case of this family here in delaware they checked in on a wednesday. by friday they came down with major respiratory trauma. a week in these luxury st. john condos should be a dream vacation but for the this family from wilmington their trip ended up back in hospitals in our area. >> i didn't think it was real when i first heard it. it was just shocking. >> reporter: these guys go to school with shawn and ryan their dad is the head of the tatanall school. the parents are at christian that hospital. it appears someone used a highly toxic pesticide that should never be used indoors inside their high-end rental condo before

john in the u.s. virgin islands. a family friend tells nbc 10 stephen his ezesmond and his wife are in serious condition. the sons are in critical condition. no one from the condo complex returned our calls. the epa will decide if anyone will face criminal charges. >>> police are hoping that that new surveillance video can help them catch the suspect in multiple thefts at the whole foods in washington square. back on march 8th, the suspect grabbed pieces of meat from the meat counter and left without paying for them. he returned to the store two more times on march 15th and stole more items each time. if you happen to recognize this man, you're asked to call police. >>> search and recovery. the efforts under way now in the discovery by investigators that could make it even tougher to figure out what went wrong in yesterday's plane crash in france. >>> and a live look at the u.s. congress at the capitol where a historical address is under way right now. >>> grab your umbrellas, i'm tracking showers headed our way. we'

national guardsman john walker lives in kent island was deployed to kuwait in 2013. so he left his dog with a friend. when he came back zara was gone. after social media campaign went viral and raised more than $1,000 a day to help find zara, the beloved pet was found traced to a new owner in south carolina. here's the latest hitch. the new owner is refusing to give zara back. walker has launched a new go fund me campaign on line for legal fees to fight for the custody of his dog. but last night -- by last night the site had raised more than $5,000. but here it is. it's like any social media likes to say. it's complicated. according to annapolis capital gazette news the new owner says she was told by zara that zara was treated badly by walker and that she says walker e-mailed her during deployment saying the dog was better off with her. walker insists the new owner is dishonest and lied to him about zara's whereabouts. as we said, it is complicated and appears to be headed to court so we will keep you posted on what happens to zara. reporting live in the newsroom reb

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john heilemann. >> i am mark halperin. with all the respect of the islands, the good seats are going fast. greetings from a star-spangled cornstarch to main artery of democracy, des moines, iowa. we are here at this brand-new ag summit. it is coveted by republican wannabes. that includes jeb bush. in his first to iowa in a long time. he was welcomed in hawkeye style today by the headline above the register that said "some of you bush skeptically -- the use -- view bush skeptically." and he was asked, is there bush fatigue in iowa? >> the iowans that i know are thoughtful and they want to get to know the candidates. my answer to your question is that i will go make my case. most people know my record as governor and my life experience, so i will get a fair hearing. >> we will be here tomorrow streaming live from jeb bush and other potential candidates. let's start with jeb. what are the stakes for him and what should people be looking for on this big trip? >> first of all, he has to prove that he is a conservative. there is a suspicion as you know, that he is not, that he is a moderate. he

john lau riello. it was the first time on his island since he landed on it with thousands of other marines in 1945. >>gh emotions, low emotions that caused me to well up several time. just couldn't help it. in fact i still do. i'll probably be doing that for the next week or so 'cause it's so many memories there for me. although it's been 70 years it's still just as fresh as though it happened yesterday. >> the group warriors watch riders organized today's big homecoming. >>> and it's also training day for new coaches in the archdiocese of philadelphia catholic youth organization. they participated in play like a champion clinic at the archdiocesan pastoral center. today coaches learned how to make sports more safe more fun and developmentally enriching. >>> bachelor party crash joey dee july yo' has made to it philadelphia. there he is wearing the saint joseph's shirt at the field house in center city. the seattle man got inviteed to jeff minniti's bachelor party by accident. he was getting e-mails about the party and after finding out about the mixup minniti invited him anyway. the bachelor party cr

islands after 270 k/hr caused widespread destruction. >>> the u.s. secretary of state is holding a press conference. during an economic conference john kerry defended the president obama administration from the republicans, critical of the u.s.-iran nuclear talks. 13 kurdish peshmerga have been killed in shelling by i.s.i.l. in the city of kirkuk. kurdish forces have been battling i.s.i.l. >> talks between libya's two rival parties have been postponed after one side failed to show up. the meeting in morocco was halted after the absence of a delegation from the u.n. government. the u.n. envoy met members from the tripoli based general congress. delegates from the gfc are concerned with the appointment of general khalifa haftar >>> iran agreed to give the country $1 billion in aid, backing the building of power stations and the supply of fuel. protesters have been speaking out against a houthi takeover and a rally was held in the coastal city with similar protests elsewhere. the houthis took control and resolved the government last month. >> nigeria is getting help from foreign mercenaries. there's evidence that the so-called soldiers

earlier he spoke with our john vause about the conditions on that island. >> reporter: there's certainly thousands of people whose homes have either been destroyed or seriously damaged around the capital here port vila. i'm overlooking a valley where a great majority of trees have been snapped or denuded. by the roar winds that ripped through -- record winds that ripped through friday nightment i'm next to a church that more than 100 used as a temporary shelter since their homes were damageded friday. what i'm hearing from resigns is that they -- residents is that they are subsistence farmers. they make a living supply almost on what they grow survive on what hay grow and rely on it to eat. some i've talked to say their garden their meager farm have been destroyed by the storm. that means they've lost their main source of food. that gets to the crux of the problem. vanuatu is one of the poorest countries in the pacific, and it is still reeling from this terrible storm that has not only destroyed the homes of many people we don't know how many yet, but it's also threatened the livelihoods

and many outlying islands have not been heard from since the storm. >> u.s. secretary of state john kerry and his iranian counterpart spent four hours in discussions with energy experts from both countries. they'll head to prossels to continue negotiations with european foreign ministers. james bays has been following events lausanne. there are still stumbling blocks to go, but there is an air of optimism according to the iranian nuclear chief. he said i'm very optimistic. what do you make of those comments? >> well, you even have similar comments from the iranian foreign minister zarif as he's leaving. he said finally we're getting to something. confident tones coming from the iranian side. very intense diplomacy because the talks here between the iranian foreign minister, u.s. secretary of state john kerry lasted for nearly five hours and they now move to brussels, but that does not mean that it stops here. because we've got the political directors of the international community, the p5+1 meeting the iranians. the secretary kerry is going nowhere. he's stay hearing in lausanne, an

of the damage is still unclear since communication with the remote outer islands is still down. >>> u.s. secretary of state johnof talks with iran's foreign minister monday in switzerland. there's still no deal to lift sanctions in exchange for a freeze on sensitive aspects of tehran's nuclear program. the deadline for a framework agreement is the end of this month. >>> doctors are closely monitoring the condition of singapore's first prime minister. the current prime minister posted a statement on his facebook page saying mr. li's condition has worsened due to an infection and that he is on antibiotic. the 91-year-old has been in the hospital since february 5th. he is credited with the city/state economic success. >>> let's get right to our asia pacific editor andrew stiechbs for more on this -- steven for more on this developing story live from hong kong. of course we have been watching this very a long time. he has been very frail in hospital. talk to us about what has happened how it to raise concerns. >> reporter: well he was admitted on february 5th with severe pneumonia. remember he's now 91 years old. a

john didn't return my call but the virgin island government tells us they're working with the epa to see if criminal charges might be family. these guys say they're good friends with the esmond boys and the whole school is pulling for them to recover. >> i wish them the best of luck and we're all praying for them. >> reporter: steven is in critical condition at christiana hospital. a family spokesperson is still down in st. john. he was down there vacationing with the family. he's doing his own investigating tonight. he also wants to know who, if anybody, should be held responsible for what happened to his friends. at the tatnall school in greenville, tim furlong, "nbc10 news." >>> the goal for the day is hitting the 40s it's clear we're still searching for spring. a lot of people thought the big puffy coats would be put away by now. not so much. nbc10 first alert meteorologist sheena parveen will tell us how cold it's going to get tonight. >> today we've only been in the upper 30s. that's a big improvement from today. some areas in the north and west actually in the 40s now. we're s

they celebrated the career of 91 year old john, the marine recently returned home from visit hiro jima, first time on the japanese island since he landed on it, with thousands of other marines back in 1945. >> i had high emotions, low emotions, it caused me to well up several times and you just couldn't help it. in fact, i still do. i'll probably be doing that for the next week or so. because so many memories therefore me although seven years, still as fetch as it happened yesterday. >> the group warriors watch riders organized today's big homecoming event. >> and it is training day for new coaches in the archdioces of philadelphia catholic youth organization. they participated in the play like a champion clinic at the archdioces pastoral center. today coaches learned how to make sports more safe, fun and developmentally enriching. approximately 3,000 kids participate in sports programs offered by the archdioces. >> and bachelor party crasher joey de julia, partied it up in philly today. there he is, wasn't st. joseph's shirt. the seattle man got invited to jeff's patch letter party by accident. he had been mistaken to

john heilemann. >> i am mark halperin. with all the respect of the islands, the good seats are going fast.reetings from a star-spangled cornstarch to main artery of democracy, des moines, iowa. we are here at this brand-new ag summit.

island of vanuatu. >> hell on earth. >> no light. >> elton john is calling for a boy cot of dolce and gabbana. >> gone on to trash surrogates. >> out of step with the times, just like your fashions. >> bracket fever monday morning. we spent some time with yours. >> the field of 68 is set. >> brackets are expected to be filled out. >> kentucky wildcats expected to the overall number one seed. >> let's go cats! >> good evening. we are about three hours away from sun rise in israel when voters will go to the polls for an election that could oust one of the most controversial leaders. security a key issue in elections. his deteriorating relationship with president obama has been an issue. netanyahu was accused of playing politics in the speech to congress. >> israel is grateful for the support of american, of america's people and of america's presidents. from harry truman to barack obama. we appreciate all that president obama has done for israel. don't be fooled. the battle between iran and isis doesn't turn iran into a friend of america. to defeat isis and let iran get nuclear weapons would be to win th

islands. esmond and his children are in critical kill after getting sick staying at a resort in st. john on friday. the epa says a pesticide may have been used to fumigate a room at the resort. >>> surveillance cameras add extra eyes on the street and now philadelphia is considering a plan to add ears. the high-tech solution to help curb crime. >>> and taking a swing at a population problem in his own hometown. this morning the message mike trout has per feet ownfor pet owners. >>> 5:44. police are trying to identify this group of teens to beat up another teen on a septa bus subway station. the group followed the victim when he tried to get away. he had minor injuries. >>> and septa police are making sure their officers followed protocol when they tased this man who got onto the tracks at one of center city's busiest train stations. you can see the man jump onto the divider at jefferson train station. they believe he was having a mental breakdown at the time. the officers used the taser at him twice and police eventually got him off the track. >> our police officers are trained in safety

chef john roma is desperate to get home to a remote part of the island.s it was bad hi it, be hasn't had any news about his family iago want to go back home. >> cyclones like these are making southern jumpnies common. >> back the the story we were trying to bring you about the domic republic of congo. rebels out by the lake where united nations group says it was willing to take them on with the help of that nation's forces then the u.n. said that no, we aren't going to do it. head of that mission in the domic republic of congo. joins me now you have been briefing members of the united nations about the difficulties you are facing there which must be pretty severe considering that you believe that the f.d.l.r., these rebels must be defeated. >> well, first of all we are fully committed and we have the means. but we follow a certain united nations policy, this is a human rights policy, we cannot cooperate with congo's army units whose leaders, whose generals or units committed human rights violations before. and there is a demand generals the place, whose u

islands. >>> in brussels where he's continuing discussions on his country's nuclear program. follows earlier talks with u.s. secretary of state john kerry. negotiators have until the end of the moo month to reach a trail work agreements. >>> electrocuted in 2005, while hiding at a power station in the suburbs. >>> in nigerian military says it's recaptured the town of bama from boko haram. bama is the sedge largest city in the borno state. >>> seablght johnsecretary of state john kerry says bashar al-assad should be included in talks. concrete action from warren. >> washington. >> we are still waiting for the actions, we have no choice but to defend our country. we have had no other alternative since day 1 but to do so. any international changes if genuine that come out are something pofer. >> nor on the reaction to john kerry's actions let's cross to rosalyn jordan. did kerry get ahead of hymns here? >> well, lauren, if you were to ask if french or the turks they would say john kerry did get ahead of himself. if you take a very close look at what the secretary of state actually said during that interview on sunday you'll see that

chef john roma is desperate to get home to a remote part of the island of tanna. he knows it was badly hit but hasn't had any news about his family. >> i just want more information about my family. i just want to go back home. >> cyclones like these are making such journeys more common. al jazeera venuatu. >> there's much more ahead on the al jazeera news hour. tiger skins rhino horns and bear cup meat. we'll look at laos's illegal wildlife trade. we're back after the break. >> welcome back. you're watching the al jazeera news hour. a reminder of our top stories. tunisia arrested people over an attack at a museum that killed 21 people. four are expected to have links to the attacks, five others belong to the cell that carried it out. the military is deployed to protect major cities across the country. >> at least four people have been killed after heavy fighting between rival groups in southern yemen. forces loyal to president adou rabbo mansour hadi have regained control of aden's airport. they were battling fighters allied to his rival the former president. >> l

john blackstone now on what's causing this and what's being done to save them. >> reporter: beaches on the channel islands off southern california are crowded with female sea lions and their pups born last summer. but in the ocean where the mothers hunt for food, fish are hard to find. sea lions pups are starving. they're showing up thin and hungry stranded on beaches all along the coast at a rate some 20 times greater than in a normal year. at the marine mammal center in sausalito, about 200 pups are being nursed back to health. >> his lungs sound pretty harsh. >> reporter: dr. claire simeone is a veterinarian. >> they come in to us about 20 pound, some a little bit less, some more. they should be closer to 60 or 70 pound. >> reporter: the pups arrive, often suffering from pneumonia, parsitis, and infections, so weak they have to be fed through tubes. >> we're feeding them as quickly as we can but some animals don't make it. we've seen about a 60% success rate so far. >> reporter: scientists believe unusually warm water in the pacific has driven away the fish sea lions usually eat. dr. shawn johnson is d

what happens if secretary of state john kerry and his iranian counterpart fail to reach a deal? is there a plan b? >>> a monster cyclone slams the island nation of vanuatu. the death toll is rising this morning. one aid agency describes the devastation as worse than the worst case scenario. hello. good to see you. i'm john berman. >> i'm kate bolduan. new this morning, there's no other way to describe it than this is just a stunning story. what sounds like a confession of murder caught on a hot microphone while in a bathroom. "at this hour" the estranged son of one of new york's most prominent real estate empires, robert durst is facing extradition hearings in new orleans and also murder charges. some say it's a long time coming as durst was arrested as an hbo documentary about his life was airing. the series is called "the jynx." that finale of the show was last night. listen here. >> killed them all of course. police say that he killed a friend before she could speak to investigators about the mysterious disappearance of his first wife on top of the fact he admitted to killing and dismembering a neighbor but was acquitted on charges

islands have not been heard from since the storm. andrew thomas, al jazeera, vanuatu. >> after several hours of talk with the u.s. secretary of state, john kerry and iran's foreign minister has left lausagn and now he's on his way to. >> well, intense diplomacy and a series of meetings. they met for nearly five hours. not the only one of obama's cabinet here. the u.s. energy secretary here and political directors from the countries of the p5+1 are here in switzerland as well negotiating with iran, and talks now between the iranian foreign minister and e.u. foreign ministers taking to place in brussels in the coming hours. all of this going on because we're really reaching the crunch moment in all of this. the deadline is supposed to be the end of this month for a framework deal. these negotiations began in the long time. they've been extended a number of times. but everyone is saying that this is the time when they have to do the deal. now we couldn't quite make out the words. just a few words when he left here. and left lausanne. he's now on the way to the geneva airport. it sounded positive after the meeting with secretary kerry. and t

islands are beginning to trickle in. they paint a picture of utter devastation. much of the housing around the capital, port vila has either been destroyed or severely damaged. our correspondent john donnison who was on the first commercial flight allowed into the country since the cyclone has sent this report from a village near the capital. >> reporter: this is pango village just outside vanuatu's capital, port vila. about 2,000 people live in this village and you can see where the cyclone ripped through this community on saturday night with massive force. if you look at the houses some pretty damaged. this one made of corrugated iron and a bamboo roof and it's really been ripped apart. elsewhere, though, we've got much more sturdy buildings, and you can see what a difference that makes. these ones made of concrete and they're still standing. they've resisted the storm much much better. ones of the things we've really noticed is the huge amount of trees that have been blown over or in some cases, literally ripped out of the ground. but what seems to have been avoided is a very big storm surge, coming in from the sea, which in previous sort of typhoon cyclones has proved absolute

island where they'll face a firing squad. australia prime minister said he is revolted by the prospect of the ex-uses. >> returning to the -- executionses. returning to the story. john hendren is outside the mine. >> the latest we have is the separatist government says it appeals there's no foul play involved in the explosion. the donetsk people's rub lake says -- republic says it looks like methane gas may be responsible for the explosion that killed about 30 people we believe so far. we know there were 200 or so underground at the time of the explosion. that means half of the people made it out. one man that came out said he saw at least five dead bodies on the way. this is a shaft that is a kilometre deep. they couldn't go in initially. they had to let the noxious gas out before it could go in. the search would be ongoing, but it could take time because of the depth of the shaft. >> this mine has a history of accidents, doesn't it? >> particularly bad history, in fact. over 100 people were killed in a gas related blast in 2007. 20 others were killed in another blast in 2002. and in one case criminal charges were brought against the mine. it's part of the world wh

island. the wholes very much in motion to face what will be death by firing squad. john zain?eem to be an 11th hour appeal which would be most unlikely. saima, thank you. live for us with the latest on the potential execution of those two men. thank you. >>> those two men part of the so-called bali nine are not the first australians to face indonesia's courts on drug charges. >> reporter: australia has a history of drug convictions in indonesia, a country which hands out some of the toughest punishment in the world. the death penalty has been in effect since 1964 and while it's well known, no one in australia is prepared to see two of their nationals executed. >> the only thing -- i feel like we should be doing so much more than what the government is doing. >> reporter: other australian drug offenders have captured the attention of the nation. this 27-year-old was arrested with 4.2 kilograms of marijuana inside her boogie board bag. she claimed innocence. in 2005 indonesian judges sentenced her to 20 years in prison. after serving nine years, she was released last month and r

john kerry and another arrived on sunday. nine out of every ten buildings in the capitol have either been damaged or destroyed by cyclone pam and hoping to reach remote islands the worst damage will be found. hundreds protested against a sluggish economy and corruption and asked for the impeachment of the president. they will give president nicholas maduro to rule by degree and last week barack obama put sanctioned on government calling venezuela a threat to u.s. national security and virginia lopez reports. >> reporter: venezuela government given president nicholas maduro powers the right to pass laws without congress approval and fist pump in the air and yankee go home they spoke to the crowds and the sentiment was clear, what was missing was a clear idea of what his new powers meant. >> translator: the american government has committed the most embarrassing aggressive act that we can remember in our 200-year history. since venezuela was called venezuela and since we were liberated that is why i went to the national assembly. >> reporter: the move comes days after the u.s. branded venezuela a national threat and sanctioned 7 government officials and hand d

islands are still proof that life is change. life is change. and when we adapt, they survive. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> john the baptist, the fearless prophet who hails the coming of a new messiah. >> he believes that some reckoning is imminent. >> the preacher who baptizes jesus, setting him on his mission towards god. >> it's at that moment that something profound changes in jesus. >> now science joins the quest to connect past and present, testing john the baptist's relics to discover a link to the man the bible says was john's cousin, jesus himself, to help us answer who really was john the baptist? ♪ >>> the judean desert in the first century. a wild, forbidding place at the fringes of the roman empire. this outpost on the banks of the river jordan is home to a revolutionary firebrand who promises the coming of a new savior. his name, john the baptist. >> john the baptist is the first chapter to the long and amazing story of jesus. he tees it up for jesus to come in and to really be the true messiah. >> he comes with the fire, and he wants people to feel it here. who are you? are you saved? why do you come here? he even questio

islands are still proof that life is change. life is change. and when we adapt, they survive. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> john the baptist, the fearless >> he believes that some reckoning is imminent. >> the preacher who baptizes jesus, setting him on his mission towards god. >> it's at that moment that something profound changes in jesus. >> now science joins the quest to connect past and present, testing john the baptist's relics to discover a link to the man the bible says was john's cousin, jesus himself, to help

they celebrated career of 91 year-old john laurelelo, the marine recently returned from a visit to iwa jima his first time on the japanese islandce he landed on it with thousands of other a marines in 1945. >>> i had high emotions, low emotions, that caused me to will well up several times. i just couldn't help it. in fact i still do. i will be probably doing that for the next week or so because there is so many memories there for me even though it has been 70 years, it is settle just as fresh as though it happened yesterday. >> wow. >> the the group warriors watch riders organize that home coming, we will be right back. jim kenney. son of a firefighter. first in his family to go to college. he's been councilman at-large, representing the whole city. a progressive voice who'll be a mayor for our neighborhoods. bringing philadelphia together... expanding pre-kindergarten improving our schools... ...and partnering with businesses, community colleges and universities to create jobs jim kenny, the block by block mayor we need to move philadelphia ahead. >>> well, there is only one voice like frank sinatra's this year marks 100 anni

john laurieillo. he returned home from a visit to iwa jima, it was first time on the japanese island since he landed onher marines in 1945. >> i had high emotions, low emotions, that caused me to well up several times. i just couldn't help it. in fact, i still do. i probably will for the next week or so. there is so many memories there for me even though it has been 70 years, they are just as fresh as though it happened yesterday. >> the group warrior's watch riders organized the home coming. >>> this past week a special day commemorating our country's high's ward for valor in battle. carol erickson has more on how their sacrifices have not been forgotten. >> absolutely not. wet was national medal of honor day and they had a ceremony of valley forge park but it was american just about recognizing the past. former master sergeant vietnam vet and chaplain ralph biscuiti still has that military bearing approaching a just laid wreath to honor the best of the best on national medal of honor day a small crowd in the medal of honor grove in valley forge shared patriotism, memories and family stories. misty's

island. ♪ >> saturday at noon eastern on c-span booktv and on america's history tv on c-span3 on sunday. you are watching booktv in prime time. coming up next arizona senator johnain recounts america's armed conflicts through the eyes of soldier. he talks about joseph plumb martin, mary rhoads who serves in the persian gulf and michael monsoor who served in iraq and many more. he spoke at the national press club in washington, d.c. for about 45 minutes. >> senator john mccain you know all about him. served in the u.s. navy from 1954-1981. he was elected to the u.s. house of representatives from arizona in 1982. and the senate in 1986. he was t

what happens if secretary of state john kerry and his iranian counterpart fail to reach a deal? is there a plan b? >>> a monster cyclone slams the island

island which was assessing the george w. bush presidency. i want to turn to a clip of my exchange with johnnegroponte, a man that you know well. he was the u.s. ambassador to iraq the former director of national intelligence. just a quick question. mr. duff said, if we knew then what we know today we might have done things differently which i think is a very reasonable thing to say. do you think that mr. negroponte that knowing what we know today, the iraq war was wrong? and do you think torture is wrong? >> look, torture is never right. amy: do think the bush administration was wrong to engage -- >> i said torture is never right. that is my first point. on my second point, i will just a quick aware fill during the time i lived through those events. and you can find quotes of what i said when i was ambassador to the u.n. i was asked if i thought we should use force in iraq. and i said, in questions like this, i think we ought to approach the issue with a great deal of caution. i also said that we ought to -- and i felt that we ought to allow the inspection process more time to do its work.

john mccain of arizona chairs the armed services committee and rhode island democrat jack reed is ranking member. this is about two hours, 25 minutes. >> good morning. i want to welcome the witnesses. i thank you all for being here this morning. the committee meets to receive testimony on the plans and programs of the department of the navy for fiscal year 2016. i want to thank each of our witnesses for their distinguished service to the nation as well as to the sailors, marines and civilians they lead, who are serving around the world today. this is admiral greenert's last posture hearing before the committee, and i'm sure he's relieved to know that. but his last appearance as chief of naval operations. and i'd like to thank you, admiral greenert, for your 40 years of distinguished service to our navy. and i wish you and darlene all the best in the future. in the last three months some of america's most experienced statesmen and strategic thinkers have offered this committee a clear unified and alarming assessment of current worldwide threats and u.s. national security strategy. as dr. k

john kerry and the iranian foreign minister have arrived in lousanne. they did on sunday. >>> 90% of the buildings have been damageed in vanuatu: aid agencies are trying hoping to gain access to the outer island it's feared the worst damage will be found. >>> and hundreds of thousands of brazilians have been protesting against the sluggish economy and corruption. many have also called for the impeachment of president are. >>> to venezuela now. where poll tippings have given president nicholas maduro new powers which allow them on rule by decree. last week u.s. pruz barack obama imposed now sanction on his mr. ma dory option government calling venezuela a threat to u.s. security. >> reporter: venezuela's government ruled assembly have given president nicholas maduro swing powers, the right to pass laws without conga previous to him fist pumps in the air the national anthem and cries of yankee go home. the president spoke to the crowds in crack us, the national sent. was clear, what was missing was a clear idea of what his new powers meant. >> the american government has committed the most embarrassing repugnant and aggressive act that we can remember in our 200-year history. since venezuela wa

island in the south pacific. >> now a story coming up in the next hour. stephanie sy reports on the surprising victims of the ebola outbreak. >> reporter: john, we are speaking of the youngest people affected by ebola. for a year, we have been watching it play out in western africa. and stopping the spread of the virus. now, as the disease has been contained, people are starting to recognize the lasting consequences of the epidemic. unicef is reporting that ebola has a devastating affect on children. 5,000 were infect. 16,000 lost one or both parents, and 9 million lived in affected areas where education was shut down and routine healthcare was affected. we'll get into that, and i'll speak to an american doctor in guinea where ebola cases have actually seen a sudden spike. >> he's the heir to a new york real estate fortune, and now robert is behind bars, charged with murder. the case dates back to 2000. but it's not the only case that he has been connected to. the hbo documentary the jinx. and now the director of that is under fire with a confession made by durst and caught on tape. his film, paradise lost t. tells the story of three teenagers, convicted in

islands as well. they will see a full solo eclipse. completely covered. full darkness expected. it will last between 1:30 or slightly longer than that. johnhotels have been booked since 2008. people here where i am have been cueing up for quite a while. as you can see from the skies, it is very very cloudy. people have been cueing because they are trying and hoping to make the most of the telescopes that are just behind me. here it is so cloudy there is concern they won't be able to see the full or partial eclipse. we are expecting about toughly 20 minutes it will go slightly darker. that is what we are told. that is what many people here are expecting to see. the last one in 1999. the next one will be in 2026. so exactly what happens? what is the science or nature? the eclipse happens when the moon passes between the sun and the earth. as it passes it blocks out the sun. that's exactly the minute you get the country's plunging into darkness. how is that possible? surely the sun is bigger than the moon. 400 times bigger than the moon but also 400 times farther away from the earth. john and christine, if you won't get a chance to see it yo