are they sport he was inning ran kahn and the anti-government cleric or are they not every day peoplee they just people from all walks of life in pakistan? >> reporter: well, one thing that has to be understood very carefully is the fact that imran kahn's party is one of the largest parties in the country after they got millions of votes in the last election. however imran said those elections were rigged. so even though we have about 25 to 30,000 protesters according to estimates. there are 10s of thousands of supporters across the country. we have been told that the prime minister's farmhouse residents on the outskirts of a town has been cordoned after. hundreds of pima rested in other cities, also supporters, we are expecting more trouble in the evening. in other cities as well as the protesters try to regroup. importantly, as far as cass are you is concerned he's come here seeking justice for 14 of his supporters that were killed. where the chief minister, the brother of the prime minister nawaz sharif. he wants a case registered against the two brothers. the court has ordered the

in the next few hours, imran kahn and professor kadri will try to leave the hall.ng to our contacts, professor kadri will not be allowed to leave the hall, he may be arrested. there is a lot of confluence because while on the one hand the government is saying that the march will be allowed to go ahead, that they will be allowed in islambad, at the same time, security forces are sealing the city off, they are reinforcing the barricades and it appears that there will be some sort of standoff when those people do arrive and if they are able to arrive there in islambad or at least on the outskirts. >> it will be interesting to see how that plays out. what are the concerns here? why are they marching on the capital? >> well, first of all, imran kahn is sewing and so is professor kadri that the last elections were rigged. imran says he knocked on every door, he went to the judiciary, however he has gotten no justice. he says the election was illegitimate. he's saying he will come to islambad and stage an indefinite sit in in islambad and ask the prime minister to resign.

i feel that there is some sympathy in the military circles for imran kahn and even kadri. >> reporterkahn accuses the prime minister of rigging the may 2013 lexes, that's despite winning 34 seats in the national assembly and forming the government after the same polls. kadri wants a radical shake up of pakistan's democratic setup after 12 of his followers were killed by police removing encroachments outside of his house. kadri himself was an m.p. and they want military ruler of the government but is ineligible to take part in the polls due to his canadian citizenship. this is the first government to have taken over from the apartment lament and says this is uncontusional. but there have been more protests in other cities. and as all sides dig heels, pakistan's fledglings democracy is like there on face more instability. at least for now the military is keeping its distance. al jazerra. >>> in other world news, australia is joining a multi-national weapons drop in to iraq. the military equipment and humanitarian aid will be sent to curr litsch forces fighting the islamic state group in

kahn has threatened to pull out of members of his party from parliament.says last year's election was rigged. >>> rescuers in china are trying to reach 29 miners trapped after a gas explosion. the blast happened early on tuesday. 10 other miners managed to escape. chinese media is reported that the government had ordered the mine to be shutdown twice, but the miners continued to operate. >>> and chinese police have arrested two high-profile actors on drugs charges. the son of hong kong action superstar jackie chan has been didetained and 31-year-old j.c. has arrested with at that juan east movie star, police said the men tested positive for marijuana and admit to the using the drug. >>> the australian government is planning to release about 150 children from immigration detention centers. there are a total of nearly 900 children currently being held in mainland and offshore detention centers. human rights groups have long criticized the australian migration policy. andrew thomas reports now from outside the villa wood detention center in sydney. >> reporte

. >> rose: why is it they won't let us talk to aq kahn. >> aq kahn didn't pirate nuclear nuclear, nuclear material all around the world by himself. he had the assistance of the pakastani army. he was able to fly around the world on a pakastani air force jets, you know. >> rose: and sell stuff. >> and sell stuff and have it delivered. the last time i checked on expedia you can't get a pakastani air force jet to deliver you or stuff for you. pakastani military was intimately involved in everything he was doing, a lot of pakastani politicians, including the late bhutto were intimately involved. >> rose: bhutto was involved in which way? >> was involved in the early negotiations with north korea on exchanging nuclear secrets in return for missile parts. she even admits it in her memoirs. >> rose: memoirs. >> if mr. kahn was on your show and told you the truth, it would be highly embarrassing for the government of pakistan, and for many, many pakastani officials. >> rose: yet he is a national hero in pakistan? >> >> rose:. >> because he gave them nuclear power. >> the father of the nuclear pow

kahn demanded a new election. he will not get that. but sharif announced an investigation. >> the government has decided that a judicial commission by the supreme court of pakistan be constituted to carry out an independent and transparent probe into allegations levelled at the 2013 election. >> when sharif won, many hoped pakistan was entering a new period, the first time one democratically elected government handed power to another. free of military meddling and political instability. that may not last long. >>> in india four were killed when a building collapsed in a building. floodwaters released in a dam hit the building. two women and two children were dropped when the three-storey building collapsed. torrential rains weakened the infrastructure. >> so let's take a look at the weather there, of course, in india. indians celebrating their 68th day of independence. >> it may be independence day, but it's a socky one. let's take a look at the picture. you can see the cloud over the east, making the building stlucturally un -- struct

kahn has not been backed by the leading opposition party. -- is demanding fresh elections. tens of thousands of protesters have distended on the capital -- descended on the capital. police reported to keep the peace. i have been walking since this morning. the roads are closed. >> we are having problems reaching our offices. the markets are closed. >> the party is prepared to hold talks, but those opposition to stay one vowed the streets until the government steps down. >> a look at our headlines. police have fired tear gas and stun grenades at protesters in ferguson, missouri. it has been 10 days since an unarmed teenager was shot dead by a white teenager -- by a white police officer. in gaza extended for another 24 hours. negotiators have agreed to continue talks in cairo to try and seal a peace deal. of her test in pakistan. toeader calls on thousands join his march towards the capital high-security red zone. time to take a look at what the press has been saying around the world. let's start with the continued developing story in ferguson, missouri. >> a lot of papers ar

seven-year-old kahn onmuldoon can't speak but he may be the most persuasive argument against idaho's hard line. >> cannon doesn't sing anymore, cannon doesn't say the alphabet anymore. kahn ondoesn't see anymore. >> cannon seemed health but when he was three years old he suffered a more than three hour long seizure which left him with brain damage. >> essentially what that did for cannon is it deleted, it basically wiped his little hard drive. he came home from the hospital full 80 cay cat ato bic and wita needing tube in his nose. >> led to a devastating diagnosis. cannon is one of only few children in the united states with drevay syndrome. he can sometimes connect with his sister maggie and his younger brother dooley, but he lives on borrowed time. the family never knows when he has his next seizure. >> the diastat this is what we're using to stop seizures. never go anywhere without it.about. >> his parents say the drugs none of which will cure him are toxic. >> we might as well pour pesticides down his throat. >> they feel that perhaps marijuana would help. >> it alters those rec

kahne west place there. >> and if you are trying to get in or out of the city of philadelphia this ishe one place you want to avoid, this area near the parkwayway. heavy, heavy traffic through here because of a lot of closures as the crews scramble to get ready for the biggest holiday party in the nation. with the parkway closed, traffic controls its way along streets like 22nd street here. the side streets jammed with no fewer than a dozen closures, all to make way for this massive construction projects. crews stringing miles of cable and putting the finishing touches on lights and speakers around four massive stages. the gates hope at noon and they are expecting 80,000 people over the weekend for a meltingpot of music music musical genres. >> we have all kinds of bands to all over america. it is unique, not like anything else that happened. >> over four dozen bands are cranking out the music the next two days and it is the third made in america concert, the brainchild of entertainer jay-z. this year he is not on the bill, although fans are hoping he will drop in to join the headline

kahn. >> it's like we are losing a generation of people who have spent so much time doing research onhis. they have announced plans to try to fast track a vaccine. do you think that will help encourage healthcare providers to go to west africa? >> let's hope that trial and other trials on vaccines can proceed very quickly, get through the paperwork. let's see if we can get these vaccines in to people to see which ones work the best. this outbreak is going to last for months and months. so, if we had a vaccine that could protect healthcare workers, i think it would encourage people to go into the field and treat the patients. >> amount of people including yourself have said, look, we saw these signs early on and the reaction seems to be too slow. are we now picking up thepates adequately? >> there was a time when this outbreak could have been slowed or stopped. we didn't take that opportunity. now, it's really i am pmperativ the outbreak has spread wider than it ever has before to get more on the ground. >> the world health organization says we can see up to 20,000 infections fairly so

implement the recommendations it is too important to pass this parolee drafted legislation thank you >> kahn vin san francisco clearing house other than being unenforceable they have drafted key affordability characteristics of san francisco housing stock we're requesting the planning commission band the conversion to short term rentals of any sro or any residential hotel room currently you can't lease 13 thousand residential hotel rooms this ordinance will allow the leasing of those short time rentals. b m r it's excited to me the amount of time we've created an inclusionary program who's point to over below market rate rentals to be to the matthews rentals and finally the supervisor has urged we adapted in-law unit legal shuns in order to produce below mandatory permanent housing that is rental controlled. it's legislation, however, would allow such units to become short term rentals to the matters heralds serve the populations that supervisor chiu championed when we pushed the legalization program. financial there's a lot of talk about affordability those 3 items must be done if we're to

when you come down here when kahne west is performing you may see something special. >>you never know. and take the new 6abc.com with you this labor day weekend. we have constantly updated radar images from stormtracker 6 and the latest accuweather forecast from our "action news" meteorologists. and don't forget to check the traffic situation as you hit the roads at 6abc.com. >>> other news, police released surveillance video they hope will lead them to the suspects who shot and robbed a philadelphia businessman. cameras captured the 37-year-old man driving in and a white van pulls up. and one jumps out, break the driver's window and shoots him in the arm. the gunmen grab a cash deposit bag with $70,000 and drive off. >>> 149 new troopers added to the new jersey state police force. the 154th state police recruit class graduated this morning at a ceremony in toms river. proud family and friends on hand as troopers received new badges. >>> a fire at a commercial building in wildwood. on west oak avenue, the firefighters got a handle on the two-alarmer about an hour late

as kahn see here it closed down part of 1 good as crew ballots the fire creating a major back up forvers. >> bay area woman accused of trying to sneak on to numerous flights without a ticket says she's mentally ill. she was arrested tuesday near baggage claim at phoenix sky harbor airport. news conference today the 62-year-old says she believes the authorities have purposely allowed her to stow away to arrest her. >> why has the government allowed me to get past security points if i force the issue back in february and pretty much had to beg to be arrested? >>reporter: hartman she suffers whistle blower trauma syndrome she didn't elaborate. he was ordered to spend 172 days in jail after stowing away on a flight early this month. released on august 16 due to overcrowding. >> getting in san francisco could be rather challenging this holiday weekend because of a major road closure. the northbound lanes of interstate 280 are cholesteroled between highway 101 and king street. allen is there live for us now. allen? >> the cal-trans crew wasted no time getting the retrofit. behind me one of

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>> well sal kahn on yesterday from the kahn academy, an online educational organization that offers free classes virtually on any subject, but there are parents who don't mind spending money and a lot of it to give their kids a leg up. julia boorstin has that story. >> despite all those free tools, tutors is a $7 billion annual business in the u.s. alone. some parents happily pay hundreds of dollars an hour to help their kids get into college. with the online video chat platform some even spent more than $200,000 a year. >> if you are highly successful professional, and you've accumulated a significant amount of wealth, $100,000 is not a significant investment. you've spent half a million in your child's k through 12 education. >> that is still a lot of money. the company offers a money-back guarantee though occasionally they swap out tutors if parents are not happy. dom any chu will join the conversation as well, but first we're going to stay with the education theme. according to 18-year-old michael simon's facebook page, he has been hired for a full-time engineering job at the social

kahn is the objective and base point for them. to the west, obviously, omaha beach, the americans have carved out space there. utah beach best west of that. to the americans -- that's a primary focus with the american experience, normandy, and a little bit about what that was like. i'll draw in some of the highlights for you. for the americans in the aftermath of d-day, the main objective is to get to karintan so you don't link up the weech heads. so they are linked up as one continuous entity, and a kind of base point from which you will advance and take your other objectives in normandy, and semplly by sort of the accident of geography happens to be the spot where that must happen. karintan is not a big town. it's about 4,000 people or so in 1944. it's located near very low ground, much of which is flooded or very marshy or rounded. at one time in ûgátcxçnapoleon't had been like an island because frerchl engineers had manipulated the lox and the water and the sea canals nearby in such a way as to almost isolate karintan. it wasn

holds for now many coming out from wherever they were sheltering and verying scenes of damage and kahn im, and what is left of their lives. >>> was you say, almost nothing at call. thank you very much for showing us the scene in bate happen on, as the caest ceasefire gets under way. >>> other news. the united nations says thousands of people fleeing islamic state fighters in iraq are in need of food, water and shelter. many fled to the kurdish north. they are faced with protecting their territory and numbers of iraqis taking shelter there. >> it may look like a traffic jam. this was a mass exodus in the open desert. 40,000 civilians, had to cross this bridge after fleeing the latest round of fighting in the area. islamic state took control of the touned west of mosul, forcing the sfitians to flee co areas under the control of peshmerga fighters. >> thousands have been killed, thousands refugees. 40,000 fled their homes. the town is it controlled by the islamic state, and the shrine has been blown up by the. >> s. they are -- is. they are killing the people. fighters from the islamic st

so, as you remember, she took over from dominique strauss-kahn in 2011 and he had been brought over an alleged sex scandal. these allegations are very different. i don't think we can compare the two imf bosses. rather, it brings into further dispute the president of nicolas sarkozy. this case happened when he was -- she was part of his government as finance minister and was connected to his 2007 election. so, if anything, this places more question over his possible return to french politics. >> covering that from paris, thanks very much. in business, the chinese market for german cars is booming, but that doesn't mean it is smooth driving for auto manufacturers from abroad. >> they been coming under increasing scrutiny by regulators. the anticorruption agency is investigating management between two -- between the company and the chinese state-owned company. >> the venture produced profits of 3.7 billion euros in 2012, up an incredible 40%. it also attracted the attention of the chinese corruption watchdog agencies. the automaker joins other firms suspected of violating the law, includi

second french head of the imf to be investigated following the dramatic fall of dominique strauss-kahn, which was linked to a sexual assault case in the u.s. more on the background of the current case with christine lagarde. >> this case centers around a payout to a businessman in 2008. he had sued the then state owned bank over the way it had handled the sale of his stake in the sportswear company, adidas. he won his case, then it was overturned on appeal. this is where christine lagarde comes in. she was finance minister at the time. she ordered that a special panel of judges should arbitrate on the case to bring it to a conclusion. that panel decided to pay the compensation of more than 400 million euros, a massive payout that caused huge scandal here in france. the opposition accused the guard of improperly intervening in that case in ordering this arbitration. she has always dismissed that case, saying it was a smear campaign against her. >> what happens next? >> we know christine lagarde was questioned for the fourth time on tuesday. she was told by french media reports -- we are

as kahn see here it closed down part of 1 good as crew ballots the fire creating a major back up for drivers. >> bay area woman accused of trying to sneak on to numerous flights without a ticket says she's mentally ill. she was arrested tuesday near baggage claim at phoenix sky harbor airport. news conference today the 62-year-old says she believes the authorities have purposely allowed her to stow away to arrest her. >> why has the government allowed me to get past security points if i force the issue back in february and pretty much had to beg to be arrested? >>reporter: hartman she suffers whistle blower trauma syndrome she didn't elaborate. he was ordered to spend 172 days in jail after stowing away on a flight early this month. released on august 16 due to overcrowding. >> getting in san francisco could be rather challenging this holiday weekend because of a major road closure. the northbound lanes of interstate 280 are cholesteroled between highway 101 and king street. allen is there live for us now. allen? >> the cal-trans crew wasted no time getting the retrofit. behind me on

this is his information he has nothing to kahne by it. >> gonce told police the dispute was over a prostitutehis point the names given to released are not released to us but upper darby doesn't have any missing persons or cold cases with their names. annie mccormick, "channel 6 action news."" >> a police memo is making waves tonight in disappearance of voter at the jersey shore. egg harbor township police admits they're investigating the possibility the 45-year-old andrew biddle stapled accident to escape criminal charges in another. he's been missing since july 2014 it came to shot because he's experienced boater having won professional races. it's a possibility he didn't drown comes as new information surfaces that he was being investigated for theft and fraud. authorities say he will go ahead with charges until they know for sure where biddle s. >>> israeli forces are moving deeper into gaza looking through one of their army officers. one of the israel armies offices believed to have been kidnapped by hamas this morning and the alleged kidnap of second lieutenant hadar golden led to collap

as kahn see here it closed down part of 1 good the llots the fire creating a major back up for drivers. >> bay area woman accused of trying to sneak on to numerous flights without a ticket says she's mentally ill. she was arrested tuesday near baggage claim at phoenix sky harbor airport. news conference today the 62-year-old says she believes the authorities have purposely allowed her to stow away to arrest her. >> why has the government allowed me to get past security points if i force the issue back in february and pretty much had to beg to be arrested? >>reporter: hartman she suffers whistle blower trauma syndrome she didn't elaborate. he was ordered to spend 172 days in jail after s on a flight early this month. released on august 16 due to overcrowding. >> getting in san francisco could be rather challenging this holiday weekend because of a major road closure. the northbound lanes of interstate 280 are cholesteroled between highway 101 and king street. allen is there live for us now. allen? >> the cal-trans crew wasted no time getting the retrofit. behind me one of the giant jack

former cricketer imran kahn who heads the opposition party and the cleric say they will block some ofmain streets until the prime minister resigns. both groups accuse him of vote rigging during last year's election. he rejects the accusations? tons of people in libya have demonstrated against a request by parliament for the united nation to his intervene in the country. libya is experiencing its worst violence since the 2011 revolution with muammar qaddafi was overthrown and killed. thousands fled the country and does vince been killed in violent crashes between rival militia. >>> police in the u.s. state of missouri have been criticized for releasing surveillance footage believed to be of the teenager michael brown just moments before he was shot dead by police. brown's family said police are trying to justify what they call the execution of their son in ferguson on saturday. police say 18-year-old brown who is alleged to be the man seen here in the red hot, was the primary suspect in a struggle over confrontation at a store apparently about a box of cigars. the policeman who shot br

asked the manager of the hotel what this is about and apparently it's because of that dominic strauss kahn. former i.m.f. guy allegedly or possibly or whatever you know tax some woman in a hotel here and all the unions here got them to have to impose into every single room in the hotels here just like alert for the maids if they're possibly attacked by people that's a great deal for somebody to sell that contract well i'm not clear is it because of the alleged rape. that the hotels are putting in this panic button in all the rooms or is it because he's a central banker exactly because you have janet yellen ben bernanke christine legarde. the big time bankers in new york and london and if you see one on the street if you see one in your hotel room should be able to hit a panic button and say my god there's a banking alleged rapist in my room who's going to commit quantitative easing all over my face i need to stop this fool the and from gagging me with all this q.e. help help the panic but help quantitative easing and then you know tying this all together including to the u.k. which is of t

since the state of emergency was declare, since the peace corp left, and dr kahn, a leading expert in the country lost his life, it's been a wake-up call for most people. people - the denial has gone down. it's been replaced by fear, but a cautious fear. i know that some people have been - they are worried about the perception that some broadcasters have on other people. i know the secret serum story about the biopharmaceutical drugs, used on the liberian medical perm, has been aggrav e aggravating to some people down there. they don't like it called secret serum, because it leaves the impression on less educated that america has the solution, that they are sitting on the virus, leading them to think wild conspiracy theories. >> you came back. >> it's for that reason - you came back - i was forced by my school to leave. a couple of weeks before, me and some administrators were talking on the phone and they were "tell us why we shouldn't pull you out." i said i felt safe in free town. people were coming in from up country. we were washing our hands, wearing gloves. we said we feel conf

james foley's mother issued a statement on facebook saying: well, abdul kahn is an al jazeera cameraman that worked excessively in syria. last month he and his colleagues were detained by islamic state, for several hours while they were in iraq, and he shared that encounter with us. >> we were travelling to wohija, and we crossed the last choek point, the last safe checkpoint going into wahija. 30 seconds later we heard a loud blast in the car, which was actually a sniper that had shot no our car, and had used the bullet that once it hit the target, it flares and burns. and we immediately got out of the car and hid behind the car for 20 minutes. >> now al jazeera continues to demand the release of its three journalists who have been imprisoned in egypt for 235 days. peter greste, mohamed fadel fahmy and baher mohamed were accused of helping the outlawed muslim brotherhood. in june mohamed fadel fahmy and peter greste were given 7-year sentences. baher mohamed got an extra three because he had a spent bullet in his possession, picked up during a protest. >> in liberia, food aid is sent t

it's like genghis kahn the violence they are meeting out on their victims. >> they may not be the richesty but they are arguably the richest terrorist group. they have tens of millions of dollars and have something that no one else does, all of this territory in a crucial part of the world, a base of operations to train fighters. this is a worry of u.s. intelligence officials that they are being trained and foreign fighters, more than 100 americans, the fear is they're being trained to be sent home to carry out attacks. this is something that al qaeda never had this much territory and money and unchallenged base for operations not just in the region but in europe and the american homeland. when i speak to intelligence officials we have never seen anything as dangerous as this. >> jim sciutto from washington, thank you, sir. and joining me is philip mudd a former fbi and cia official. phil in terms of what's happening right now with these air strikes and the mission that seems obvious for one, the americans are there, the 40,000 potential victims of a slaughter are there. but isis just kee

us now with more on what happened today white collar criminal defense attorney mark shammel and ted kahne. so i'll get your summary of the testimony today, but they're now down to just one alternate juror. when we have talked earlier, you both said that was something concerning to you. why? >> well, if they don't have 12 jurors that start deliberations, that could be a problem. under the federal rules of criminal procedure there has to be in criminal cases 12 jurors hearing the case. to go to deliberation with less than 12 requires consent of both parties and it's unclear whether or not that consent would be given. >> concerning? >> i think the defense might want to start playing out the clock a little bit. if you're down to one alternate and throw your defense case. they can drag this out a week or two. people have lives and start things coming up. they lose the jurors, they get a mistrial. i don't see any way the defense will consent to going to deliberations with less than 12. ted's right, they can, but i don't see it. maybe part of the backdoor strategy is to not have a verdict here a

our correspondent is in islamabad where a protest led by kahn is expected later. >> this is one of they points into islamabad where protestors are expected to arrive later today. the protestors led by the opposition. he wants the prime minister to resign over allegations of fraud in last year's election. the government is determined to prevent the protest. they've got huge shipping containers on roadblocks and armored gear. they have tear gas shells. there's uncertainty and anxiety about what might prevail on the streets of islamabad later today. >> on wednesday we brought you a report about a refugee family living and preparing to move to united states. we have their story how they're coping in their new home. 15,000 from the democratic community will make the similar journey to america. find out how that family is settling in. >> just a month into a new life, emmanuel and his family are slowly getting to grips with their fresh routine. for now, the overwhelming choice is a daunting prospect but one day really appreciated. >> translator: there are two clear differences in america, cho

twitch co-founder justin kahn was on "squawk alley" back in june.what he said. >> the reason people are interested in the company now is that they're surprised when they hear that we have so many people, over 1 million people broadcast gaming every month. we have over, every, on average, engagement around that content is extremely high. 45 million tune around the world to the content and that equals about 13 billion minutes of video watched every month. the engagement on a per user basis is high. people are turning in every day for over an hour. >> so how does twitch add value to a company like amazon? the ceo of ustream, a video streaming platform with monthly visitors of 51 million. brad, good morning, good morning. thanks for having me. >> good to have you. we've become familiar with the social media nomenclature for facebook and twitter. talk about unique visitors. 55 million for twitch. how significant is that for the company and where does that naught in the overall landscape? >> well, it's very significant. an example. some of the broadcasts

their previous head, dominique strauss-kahn, left while he was embroiled in a scandal.was later cleared of the charges he was facing at the time. whether ms. lagarde was being considered for this post, there were questions raised about this long-running dispute and whether it might rear its head again. it seems to have done so. but there are no charges as yet against ms. lagarde. >> okay. great stuff, lucy. busy week for you in your first week starting there in france. we'll talk to you very soon. thank you very much. she's just taken up that post over there. >>> okay. let's talk about this. more than 3 million mobile phones were stolen in the united states alone just last year. in california, the thefts account for half of all street crime in some of the big cities there, like san francisco. but from next july, a new law means that all smartphones sold in california will have to have a so-called kill switch, making them useless if lost or stolen. we let's go to our tech journalist who joins us. good to see you, rupert. let's start with this. i want to know, how would t

. >> ♪ ♪ >>> anti-government support led by two of pakistan's influential political figures, imran kahnds one party and a cleric say they will block main streets until the prime minister revines both accuse him of vote rigging. shareef rejects the ago sayings. >> translator: i think the time has come that all pakistani nationals should make a decision that this is not acceptable to us, we do not recognize them. we have to get justice. we have to get freedom from these types of rulers. >>> ukraine says it has destroyed part of a rub an armored convoy which had cross the board never to its territory. moscow denies that calling the ukrainian accusation a fantasy from. slovyansk, emma heyward has more. >> reporter: they are on the move close to the border with ukraine. a sign of russia's military might. hours after journalists said they had spotted a separate convoy crossing in to ukrainian territory, ukraine said it had partially destroyed a column of russian military vehicles. >> translator: i have to reassure you, this column was followed, it was always under surveillance by our reconnai

but then, amazingly, the pilot hasan kahn and reporter andrew torres managed to climb out of the wreckagen their own. pilot russ mowry, however, is stuck inside, and the engine is still running with 80 gallons of fuel on board, threatening to ignite. police officers arrive within minutes. they were already on the scene responding to the earlier shooting that the helicopter originally was sent to cover. >> he was telling us, pull the red levers, pull the red levers. >> to stop the engine. >> to stop the engine, yes. >> rescuers pulled out the pilot out of the wreckage and shut off the engine. the three men are taken to the hospital. all survive the incredible crash. the fuselage around their seats protecting them like a cocoon. their unbelievable survival becomes a national story, and pilot russ mowry is interviewed on the "today" show. >> my last thought was i wanted to get away from the street, wanted to hit a rooftop, get on the rooftop level. i saw that -- what i thought was a white chimney. i said, if i can hit that chimney and stop, that will arrest my forward motion. i'll stop when

kahn kept treating patients at the state hospital.ore than 100 received his care and he promised his brother he would stay safe. >> i'm a little bit angry. you just have to expect that from me because that's a lot, a lot of things the government should have done to mitigate this spread of this dreadful disease. >> despite a crumbling health care system, the government says it's doing everything it can. but dr. kahn went from care giver to patient, from fighting the disease, he succombed to it. >> if you had to say one thing to your brother right now, what would it be? >> you didn't die in vain. you died for humanity. for this country. that's true. >> he said his brother was alone in his fight, but in his death, a nation woke up to this outbreak. . >> still, much more to come on the news room. stay with us. over 20 million kids everyday in our country lack access to healthy food. for the first time american kids are slated to live a shorter life span than their parents. it's a problem that we can turn around and change. revolution food

jeremy kahn. >> coming up, taking a stake in rocket internet. company that replicates american e-business abroad. we are going to find out what is behind the move next. ♪ >> welcome back to "countdown." i am manus cranny. with us is caroline hyde. you are watching telecom italia, vivendi and telefonica. >> i am going to look at a bit of m&a across the board. , this isilian angle the old guard of italy and spain, the big telecom giants wanting in on the emerging markets. to spend some 7 billion euros, telecom italia. we could see telecom italia fall about 1% this morning. also, keep an eye on united internet. this is a german company. it has just taken a hefty stake, about 10.7% in rocket internet. this is a bet on the emerging markets story. remember what rocket internet do, they take tried and tested business models, the likes of uber, and they copy them in emerging markets. frontiers that haven't yet been taken on by startups. they take the risk in taking it to a new country, trying to double with a new base of user who isn't quite as savvy on

. >> the kahns say it's a small price to pay for safer streets. >>> the ny pd says 71 pedestrians have been killed by cars. speaking of cars, more problems for general motors. on friday, the auto maker issued six more recalls bringing the total number to 66. the latest round will affect more than 312,000 vehicles. gm says the issue is a faultu faulty ignition on certain saturns between 2002 and 2004. morning 29 million gm cars have been recalled this year alone. >> the legal drama continues for donald sistterling and the clippers. a california court refused to consider his request to block the sale. he is expected to refile his petition next week. there are new members of the basketball hall of fame. former nba commissioner david stern and alonzo mourning were among the indict ease in massachusetts. he was hornldz for his more than 30 years of leadership tuning the league into an international success. >> stay tuned. african culture is taking over the cat walks of london. why the traditional designs are suddenly until vogue. plus a super citing for star gazers, a close encounter betwee

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museum where crews setting up the stage at the bottom of the steps encolluding musical performances of kahnecollege to study nursing! ms. winnie earle: there are so many talented kids like mara - and they all deserve to live their dreams. >>> we're back with more of ways never to pay retail again. >> imagine getting an alert when your favorite pair of shoes go on sale or scanning and i temple in the store to see if it's less expensive some place else. >> say good-bye to clipping coupons. >> here is senior market editor from instyle magazine. >> we like her. >> let's start talking about these apps. >> shop savvy is all about bar codes. you can walk through a store and scan the products with your phone and then it will instantly tell you if a store in the area or online retailer is carrying it for less. >> do they mind that in the stores or are they used to it? >> the nice thing about that is that it also let's you know if the store is willing to do a price match. a lot of these big retailers will honor the lowest price you find so you don't have to leave the store. >> it's okay to walk up to