. >> julien gonin is traveling in southern benin. he's an ornithologist just like his father. the second time he's come to benin, which features an especially rich bird population. in this part of the country, much of life takes place on water. along with his colleague, fabien mercier, julian is looking for a particular species of bird, the very shy and rare anambra wax bill, a type of finch. >> we're going to this place where i spotted this bird for the first time four years ago. i didn't expect it here at all but there it was. i was really surprised to see that bird here. i immediately opened my book and it was the right one, but according to the map it shouldn't even be here. it was a really special feeling for me. >> the pair spent four years collecting money and preparing for the project. now there's a lot at stake for them. will they find the bird? and if so, how many of them? their search begins. to the locals, the european scientists are exotic. >> i find it amazing that this white man has made such a long journey just for a bird. he came from so far away just to see a

it's reported he'd like to hire mike babcock or claude julien or todd mcclelen if they became availablextall said he did not the players about berube. he said it was a tough decision but it was all based on feel. >> the decision was based on not getting enough out of individuals and essentially our group collectively. it's my job to assess the situation and make the decision that's right moving forward for this franchise. that's what i did. so if the players are unhappy, so be it. >> snyder says he sports his decision. >> jeremy puts the blame on the players. >> you step your [ bleep ] into the game and play the way hard the way the philadelphia flyers are supposed to play. unfortunately there's not enough players that want to do that. >> i sure hope the player on that roster understand they're the reason their head coach is on and they better wake the hell up. >> and philly the team with the few amounts of goals. bryce harmer taking him deep. gone. three-run shot and that is all the run support. and the defense behind scherzer. dan uggla robbing chase utley. phillies lose 7-2, losing t

drive time another potential hot spot is the ride on 101, not bound with an accident as reported at julien mckean the drive times on 101 in the northbound direction running at about 19 minutes the capitol expressway to the month to give expressway that is still pretty good ride as well take a look at the bridges with spa on sadly habakkuk is growing the westbound driver started to slow ride around west grand avenue for your trip to the san mateo bridge and highway 92 look at this is already getting a little bit walk down as we see brake lights come on out here the judge time as it is more crowded it's up to about 14 the 15 minutes here at the golden gate bridge the one on one ride still looks great no delays force out the barn traffic. >>mark: a person is in the hospital after being stabbed in san francisco this have the wrong 130 near 80 in the castro street the victim was taken to as a general with the release one stab wound were waiting for an update on the condition berkeley over my santa rosa police are the stennis space the gang shooting their receive reports of gunshots and some of

. >> joining us with reaction is julien melter. let's start with torrey. >> yes. he ohwes 49 grand?rris. are they not paying the people over there? what is going on? >> i'm not certain. you think they would have been but tax warrants and liens have been filed one after another. >> saying not everyone doing their part she's not doing her part. >> she owed $70,000 according to tax warrant, she said she paid a third of that. this is just hypocrisy. >> now the reverend al has been to the white house 90 times now and owes as much as $4.5 million? >> his tax situation is so complex. you know it's a lot of different entities but "new york times" tallied it up. he disagree was that. i was looking at around tax day in new york state, $876,000 in tax -- >> why is he not in jail? >> that is a phenomenal question. >> i think new york has given him special treatment. he says he has a tax settlement. the balance according to the "new york times," that is a big red flag. >> i think if i didn't pay taxes i'd be handcuffed and you see me you know one of those pictures a mug shot. there is a dieing s

. >> let's speak to the bbc's maud julien. maud, there is no surprise that there is condemnation of course of that raid. not clear how effective bombing runs are going to be against these militants. >> well, there's always been criticism of these raids, actually. you can see on social networks people are saying it took 150 dead for kenya to finally start these air strikes in somalia. now, what we're hearing is that the militant's bases, the shabab bases in somalia were destroyed by these strikes that started last night and that went on until this morning. i spoke to a kenyan army spokesman earlier today, and he told me that several people had been injured in this strike and that these bases were strategic for the shabab militants, especially those planning attacks inside kenya. he said that it was actually easy for militants to leave from there and to then enter kenya, because this was a zone where there were no african union troops. he also told me that one of the gunmen behind the garissa attacks could have used that route,

. >>> julien is the u.n.i.c.e.f. county director. this is a troubling situation. this is a country where 60% of the population was living under the poverty line. what type of humanitarian crisis are we fighting here. we are looking at the direct impact of conflict that is hitting the country at speed i have never seen. 77 children killed in the first days. schools attacked. hospitals attacked. at the same time we are looking at a bigger impact on the country and will affect nutrition, access to water, and heading to a humanitarian disaster. >> how much food and water is left in the region and with the lack of medical attention, are we on the brink of a medical crisis? >> well i mean cities like aden that have been going through the fighting cities of 1 million, and parts of that city hadn't receive water. we days away from the water breaking down. and more broadly across the country, and food crisis has risen by as much as $0.50 and going up. and with the inability to bring in shifts we are looking at the onset of malnutrition in six weeks time. >> you were able t

it to see their hit by a stray bullet as she shielded her children outsider on a 16 year-old boy julienperson to be connected with the march killing of chyemil pierce the other six suspects they have not renascent mr. ambrose is mug shot because he is a minor. he was just released from highland hospital. it is also up charged with attempted murder he's got another suspect terry garvin jr.. after two groups of women were fighting some of the suspects do have a gang ties and more rest are expected >> pam: a nationwide dragnet puts more than 7100 violent criminals behind bars. over one and 30 fugitives were wanted for crimes committed here in the bay area including one of the seven people arrested in the shooting death of chyemil pierce as it resumed has the story >> haaziq madyun: checking names of their fine faces pounding on doors and taking wanted bay area fugitives from justice into custody. the joint law- enforcement asked effort was called violence reduction seven or v r seven. this press conference at the u.s. federal building in oakland was called to report the results of an inten

first of all, julien keeping in mind the sensitivity of our viewership what did you see on that videot was kind of disturbing upsetting material. it's shot in the cabin. it shows that there was, you know, a lot of chaos going on. people were very much aware of where this was heading. it also seems to document that there was kind of a metallic bang on you know what sounds like a metallic bang on a door which, you know is kind of in line you know of results of the previous investigation saying that the pilot was trying to break into the cockpit. that is what we saw. >> how did you come to see this video? how can you be sure that it is legitimate? >> it was, you know shown to us by a reporter who we trust and who has been with the magazine for a while who's a very seasoned reporter who is known for his great sources, and, you know it was shown to us so we could look at it in detail and, you know run it through a process of verification until the point where we felt comfortable in going ahead with the story. >> have investigators seen this video? >> well that is something, you know, the i