kahn starred in more than 80 movies. this conviction. >>> it is the final day of campaigning in one of the closest uk elections in a generation. the latest yougov poll of voting intentions shows the conservatives and lay bar tied at 34% each. look at those numbers. that's with a 3 percentage point margin of error. the uk independence with a lea. and errol barnett from the banks of the thames opposite houses of parmentd. all up to the undecided voters now. >> it really is. make no mistake, rosemary, as picturesque as houses of parliament seem, calm, sunlit. there is a form of political chaos in this country right now. because we just don't know what the outcome of the election will be. the outgoing coalition of conservatives and dems were successful. steadying things. growing things. they haven't been kred for it that. with so much at steake right no. some say cameron has played it too safe in this campaign. but with the race in its final day, phil black reports the prime minister is now showing renewed passion. >> report

crossing over to imran kahn who is joining us from baghdad to tell us more about how this attack took place. imran, and the significance of this town? >> reporter: well, it is important because it's one of the gateways in to baghdad. and they are fortifying that town in, this attack took place 15-kilometers outside of the town an army convoy travel to go back up the iraqi forces. and that's when the car bombs and the suicide bombs look place we can don't know specifically whether it was suicide bombs and car bombs we dough no that car bombs were used and isil have used this tactic to devastating effect before car bombs are proving to be is a aiyegbeni very dig problem for the iraqi security forces. don't forget when isil took over the town of ramadi they used six car bombs to split the security forces and that's how they were able to enter. lots of people are asking

. >>> let's check in now with imran kahn in just a moment.american journalist with the washington post is due to go on trial in iran on tuesday. the charges against jason include spying to spreading propaganda u.s. officials have called for his release but iran says the law must run its course of the patty culhane reports. >> reporter: for 10 months american journalist jason has been held in an iranian prison. charged with spying. collaborating with hostile governments and disseminating propaganda. he will face those charges tuesday. behind closed doors. now everybody his family can attend the trial. his brother ali believes that is telling. >> now they are going to have a trial and they want to keep it as closed as possible so there is less information to people to say why have you held this person? he's totally innocent. >> reporter: he was raised in the u.s. but made a documentary about returning to the country his father left. >> getting to iran was the hardest part. not the actual journey so much, but the hoops that i had to jump through

>> genghis-kahn. >> good job. >> you're a genghis-kahn here until jeong -- january 3rd?military families, active military you're free at the franklin institute, you can bring your family down. >> all right well, thank you. thank you guys in the studio. >> real quickly i know earlier talking about guys, and their favorite movies, guy movies, i don't know if you can hear me. >> yes. >> so someone just came up with one how about chick application, for girls, we have the bro show for guys. >> there you go. >> what do you all think? >> the bro show? >> yes. >> we are going to have to work on that. i don't really like that name. >> do you have something better. >> yes, you don't like that? >> no. >> all right. >> your favorite male movie? >> oh, john wayne as genghis genghis-kahn. the movie so bad it never got released. >> (laughing). >> thank you quincy. >> hey, sting stopped by the tonight show friday night for a special surprise performance, with the rag time gals. check this out. >>> ♪ ♪ you don't have to put on that redd light ♪ ♪ >> look at that. >> he really want to be

kahn's family lived in prince george's county.held a ceremony to remember him in new carrollton last night. disrchlt kahn infected while helping patients in sierra leone. the family said they want the kahn foundation to help others who died like him. >> we hope to initially help the families of health care workers. who perished during the epidemic. >> dr. kahn was leading fighting doctor fighting the disease in sierra leon. >>> our wednesday's child a terrific and vivacious personality. kimberly. she's smart, 10 years of age, a lot of ideas about all the things she wants to do when she gross up. barbara harrison introduce us to this week's wednesday's child. >> i want to be a fashion designer, play musical, sing, dance model. >> as wednesday's child who spent most of her young life in foster care, kim has shown an amazing ability to stem the sadness of moving from home to home. a child with a wonderful zest for life. that was obvious when they gave her a chance to show off for the camera. >> when i first walked out, everybody said

kahn is facing serious charges of conspireing to provide material support to isis. we're told that he will ab pearing before a u.s. magistrate today. we'll keep you posted on that one. if the complaint yields any more incredible information like that, we'll let you know about it. >>> earlier we were talking about local police under federal supervision and baltimore might just join that list i showed you earlier. we were talking cleveland but in baltimore, in the aftermath of the freddie gray arrest which led to gray's death and to felony charges against six baltimore police officers, that city, the mayor in particular, made a request for a pattern and practice investigation of the baltimore pd, basically asking the department of justice to oblige, take a look, see if everything's on the up and up with the police department and that's happening. in the meantime, while they look, something else is going on. it has been a very rough month. look at the statistic on your screen. in the city of baltimore, 35 homicides in just the month of may. that is the most for any mon

time to see if traffic is cool ton or not so hot. >> lets see if we kahn get home tonight. >> oh!e time on the schuylkill expressway westbound side we are backing up approaching the boulevard 36 minutes should be 14 to get from the vine to the blue route doesn't help that the kelly is shut down for the regatta, police activity on 70 westbound all jammed up through that neck of the woods and jammed on 375 in gloucester county. warning in delaware closing 95 at 202 the concord pike starting at 10:00 until tomorrow morning outbound delays on septa's airport and lines because of switching problems this afternoon you kahn get home but allow extra time. >> silly. still to come, sign sealed and ready to play, the eagles made it official with their first round draft pick. and meteorologist live in doylestown tonight with this week's outdoor adventure. >> reporter: hey rick and monica, we are up pretty high here in kids castle -- this is the playground, you can find your way to the top -- and all the way back to the -- >> yes! >> all right guys we'll have the full accuweather forecast in j

kahn thought his trouble would be over. he was promised housing, employment and other services by the state department. instead, he found himself at his wit's end, unable to find a job or pay for basic needs. >> i thought oh god, what i going to do. i didn't have the rent car diaper for the baby. one day i was close to put myself under a truck, like because i was getting hopeless. >> reporter: afghans we talked to said the state department aid was cut off after a few months before they could provide for themselves. >> they are brought here to languish in pov ert which, or brought to feel that life in america is so difficult that the only choice they have is to return to iraq and afghanistan, where their death is almost guaranteed. >> matt mounded no one left behind an organization that helps african and iraqi terms resettle in the united states. zeller a former intelligence officer says he came to understand the depth of their problems when he tried to help his own translator who he credits with saving his loif after his pa

visitors can experience life in the 13th century, in mongolia while learning how kahn created an empire that led the world in the modern age, the exhibit was created by the local dinosaur guru, don less o. >> very interesting great show there at the the franklin. >>> well, "cbs evening news" is just a couple minutes away. >> scott pelley joins with us a look ahead, scott. >> had hey chris and jessica great to be with you here in philadelphia. here's the "cbs evening news" tonight, twisters role through america's heart land and more may be on the way. we will show you damage that is already been done. >>> plus tom brady weighs in on the deflate gate investigation. and orphans of the war, return to vietnam, seeking the long, lost families. we will have those stories just ahead on the "cbs evening news". the eagles back in the news today. >> yes, they took care of a little business. a little signing. >> um-hmm. >> this afternoon. they signed 20,155th round pick nelson agholor, the party's agreeing to a four year contract. >>> and moving along... more on deflate gate, yesterday, the wells r

baghdad and keeping isil out of baghdad is now a top priority with troops secure its outskirts imran kahnorts from the last safe place to cross from anbar to baghdad. >> reporter: iraqi forces gather to pretear to ray prepare to retake the city. it's likely to to be a long operation there are reporters of isil forces preparing to lead government forces. they will lead with the backing of shia militia man support booed by iran. and air strikes led by the united states. they are also gearing one other battles. it's feared isil could push in to baghdad. to prevent that from happening this man is securing the outskirts of the capital. the town just under 30-kilometers from baghdad is being fortified. >> translator: we are fighting a psychological war. isil have an effective media campaign against us, we have been accused of retreating. we are not. we are now backing up our troops here and preparing to take back ramadi. >> reporter: the forces here are mainly shia militia since prime minister abad-y brought in them they are flying a new flag. each militia has its own identity but all fight und

baghdad and keeping isil out of baghdad is now top priority with troops securing its outskirts imran kahn reports from the last safe place from cross from anbar to baghdad. >> reporter: iraqi security forces gather on the edge of ramadi preparing to retake the city which fell to fighters from the islamic state of iraq and the levant more than a week ago. it's likely to be a long operation. there are reports of isil fighters preparing to meet government security forces. they'll lead the operation with back i from shia militia many of which are supported by iran and air strikes from a coalition of countries led by the united states. iraqi army is also gearing up for another operations. with the fall of rah mad and i isil in control of border crossings from syria in to anbar it's feared isil fighters can push in to baghdad. to prevent that happening this man is securing the outskirts of the capital. the town just under 30-kilometerskilometers from baghdad is being fortified. >> translator: we are fighting a psychological war. isil have an effective media campaign against us, we have been acc

our reporter imran kahn is on the phone and joins me live now from the iraqi capital.an, what do we know about the areas targeted? >> reporter: well, what we do know is that bombs went off in the certainty of town. i was actually in my office when i heard what was likely to be the first explosion percentage one of the loudest explosions i have heard. we are in the center of town. the explosion probably took place near a thole which is very popular with foreign tourists and foreign n.g.o. workers rather and journalists. the second bomb went off near the sheraton which is another hotel popular with local people here. it's the beginning of the weekend here, so people is would have been outgoing to the hotels meeting friends and family, et cetera, we are hearing according to police and medical personnel at least 10 people have died. that death poll is likely to go up. that will be the in addition death toll. taking a look at the pictures both explosions seem to be in quite close proximity with each other. the gunshots were being fired as the police and rescue services went

they probably don't understand kahn!think that's the problem. >> andy, name the actor who played kahn. >> in which movie? >> ricardo mas -- ma swrat plan. >>> we will close things out with slight safety. last story. that's the last story. >> i have it right here. in case of a water landing here is some means from 2007. delta airlines has released the internettest safety video on the internet. key word catch animated baby, screaming, chipmunk. sadly we couldn't get the video so i will describe it to you. i am. i know right now i am supposed to say i can't but i will describe it to you. here is part of it. >> welcome aboard. thanks for flying with delta. our first priority on every flight is safety. be sure all security islands are stowed in an over head bin and place smaller items under the seat in front of you. find the exits closest to you. if necessary we will distribute vests for children who weigh 35 pounds or less. now would be a good time to review the safety information card in your seat pocket. >> relax and enjoy

kahn's family lives in prince george's county. to remember him in new carrollton last night. he was a leading doctor fighting ebola in sierra leone. >> he was brave enough to help the people who are afraid to even touch the patients. >> dr. kahn's family said they hope the organization can help other health professionals who caught the disease and died. >>> looking at 7:40, a consumer alert, one way to settle a debt to the irs could be too good to be true. >> take a look out your window. the sun is shining now but we could see rain in the lets say this is your tv and these are the channels you pay for with cable but these are the types of channels you actually want to watch what if you could pay for what you want, and not for what you don't so you could get kids channels sports... or entertainment mix and match, or get them all. now fios brings you a totally new way to customize your tv starting at $74.99 -- including internet and phone. cable just gives you channels. fios gives you choice. >>> we've got "today" show next on nbc 4

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. >>> at least seven people have been killed in the western max kahn state of jalisco. the deaths come after the government launched a military operation against mexican cartels. adam rainey has the story. >> three soldiers were killed after a helicopter had to make an emergency landing. around the state of jalisco around guadalajara and other cities buses and trucks, the governor of the state did not mention the cartel by name but this seems to be clashes between the government and the new generation cartel, which has gained much, much more vengt in thestrengthin the state of jalisco. as in the neighboring state of michoacan, the cartel seems to be disbanded there. major battle ground as the government tries to take down these criminal organizations. but if anything these attacks show on friday that the new generation cartel has become a major player in mexico and there is no sign of the cartel going down in that state. and neighboring states of calima and osso, showing these clashes aren't taking place just in ha ilcoe but spreading out into neighboring areas. >>> in

southern regional grad, kareem kahn was killed in 2001. >> it's a powerful day for community members and veteran sfwlz this touches me as you can tell by my voice right now. i'm proud of all of these kids for what they do. >> veteran mike mcmanus showed up to help out. >> i had some buddies over there over the years whether it's iraq or afghanistan, that have died and it means a lot to me and the kids understand that. >> one student whose dad is currently deployed to afghanistan feels these are moving remainedinderreminders. >> how many soldiers fought or our country and lost their lives and how important it is to recognize them. the community is invited to a memorial day service at the flag field, there is a choir orchestra and student readings and a han to remember what memorial day is all about. i'm nora muchanic, channel 6 "action news." >>> phillies afternoon baseball in colorado. >> so far not that good today but overall the trip is good, seven wins in eight games the phillies are beginning to put their ugly start to the season behind them. they are wrapping up their visit in c

a texas man is charged with providing support to the islamic state. 50-year-old kahn is in federal custody. prosecutors say he was heading to australia to join isil when his family members lied to him, telling him his mother was sick. federal agents arrested him this morning when his plane landed in the u.s. the iraqi government is promising to retake el an bar province. this comes a few weeks after they gained control of ramadi and days after secretary of state ashton carter said the iraqi military lacks the will to fight. ramadi is about 70 miles northwest of baghdad. serious an tig wity -- syria's antiquities chief says it appears that isil has not damaged the city of palmyra. isil seized control last week and video released by isil shows the ruins undamaged. archaeologists fear the extremists will destroy the 2,000-year-old city as they have historical sites in syria and iraq. three major cities in texas are disaster areas sites after another night of devastating flooding. dozen ospeople are missing in austin, san antonio, houston. after days of torrential rain. close to a foot of rain

. >> michael kahn is the president of the national whistleblower center, and said that it's a matter of time before the government investigated f.i.f.a. >> you have a corporate culture of corruption an unregulated monopoly that operates in switzerland, which has the most laxed laws on the books. there is no accountability and that's why you end up with the u.s. government going after f.i.f.a. they are the only boys on the block big enough. there are laws put in place - where they are meaningful they are tough, and they have a long reach, as you can see by the indictment. i think what you have to look at right now is how do you bring accountability to that institution. and there's only one way, and that is you need a couple within that organization to come forward and provide meaningful information, new information to the proper authorities. the best way to do that is through the u.s. regime of laws which provides rewards for providing original information, and can result into accountability. >> let's move to other news. defense chiefs from 26 countries meet in singapore to discuss ma

lang weufpblgt it's this kind of imagery that has the sunni population both worried and angry, imran kahnra baghdad. >>> iraq has exhumed the remains of 470 people believed to have been killed by isil last year at a base near tikrit. in what has become known as the massacre hundreds of shia army recruits were captured by armed men, men were then killed one by one. >> reporter: the bodies of 470 found in mass graves at the presidential palaces palaces in tikrit. the forensic officers are work to go identify the victims through their dna. it's a major task, we hope to announce by the end of next week the first list of names that we have been a able to identify. ♪ ♪ >>> hospitals in yemen are coming under increasing pressure as the humanitarian crisis escalates. forces loyal to yemen's president in exile saying pushing houthi fighters back across several front but despite support in the form of the saudi-led bombing campaign, losses are mounting on both sides. kim vinnell reports. >> reporter: blood stains the streets in what was a busy shopping district in tiaz. yemen's warring sides blame

kahn's driver has come forward saying it was him behind the wheel.e was returning home after a party. today a judge agreed with that argument and said that that is what happened that night. it is news that shocked people across the country. salman khan has tens of thousands of fans in india and any movie starring him is guaranteed to be a hit. for fans, the question is will they see their hero back on the big screen anytime soon? ♪ katty: other news from around the world. benjamin netanyahu the israeli prime minister has reached a deal to form a new government before the deadline expired. he reached an agreement with the right-wing jewish home party guaranteeing him the slimmest majority of one seat in the israeli parliament. four men have been sentenced to death in afghanistan in the killing of a woman who was beaten to death falsely accused of burning the carranza. eight other men received 16 year jail terms. 18 others were a credit. earl flynn, who fronted the band hot chocolate, has died. hot chocolate have more than 30 hit records in over 50 cou

. >> imran kahn joined us now from there. imran, kersey there trying to indicate unity with nato. that's not the case, especially when it comes to ukraine. >> reporter: that's absolutely right. nato has been criticized from within it's own 27 members particularly the eastern european countries of not doing enough when it came to ukraine of not getting the minute of course agreement to be signed by all of its members, although it was a very positive message, one of unity from the secretary of state, john kerry backstage we are still seeing those divisions. a lot of diplomacy still be done here and talking about how exactly they can move forward. but this was a very public show of support that nato was unified. however, as we know those divisions still remain and ukraine still remain a big issue for nato. >> i am wondering what else was discussed and what the focus is now? >> reporter: well, iran was discusses. secretary kerry saying the diplomacy was being ratcheted up. afghanistan key, nato reaffirming their commitment to their roll within afghanistan also syria was discusses but

. >> imran kahn has more. >> reporter: a very unidentified message from the secretary of state john kerrat the foreign ministers nato summit. now what was being discussed was in particular was ukraine the second of state briefed the member country on his his meeting with the russia president vladimir putin and said that was going well and the minute of course agreement needed to be signed up to. so again a very positive and very you identified message however backstage there is divisions between the nato member states. particularly nato, some countries say is nato a.m.'s fuel you are in ukraine. the secretary of state said they are going to be very important the next few weeks, they wanted to get the nuclear deal with iran and the p5 plus one the western powers negotiating are also very sue identified. syria was mentioned about you no plan for syria what the turks have been trying to do is push for this idea of secure zones within syria itself and they have asked for nato's help on that. but nary hats a lot of commitments in other countries and push back, so it looks likely there is stil

david kahn rom win try to riz theresistthe issues. they are likely to be at odds for the next five years. david cameron what he's going to try and do is also restrict the powers of the mps who were elected in the last 24 hours. he's going to try restrict their powrgs on voting on english measures, and that could further pull apart the different components of the eurnd kingdom whether we'll have four parts of united kingdom of gland scotland wales and northern ireland. >> he pledged to give them more power, see how that pans out. what has this for the tories, the conservative party are they leaning more to the left, more to the right? >> i think initially on david cameron he needed to modernize the party and he took them to the left, he modernized the party. but then because some of his conservative back benchers didn't like that he had to check that process. i think david cameron is a person of the right. he's pretty good at winning elections, he's already proved that. this is last general election that david cameron will fight whilst

and religious relics from one of history's most feared leaders, we got a sneak preview of the gangus kahn exhibit. his empire stretched from the pacific ocean to europe. it features 200 artifacts and murals and pre comprehensive sets that brings the battleground to life. >>> matt pellman is standing by in the traffic center with a look at things on this thursday. >> i am standing by and traffic is standing still unfortunately on the schuylkill expressway westbound side an accident just happened here involving an overturned vehicle, can you see right there somebody is climbing over the barrier kind of working their way toward that vehicle. this all just happened minutes ago and no emergency crews are on the scene and unfolding in the westbound lanes of 76 between passyunk and veran the right side is blocked. just the left side is slowly squeezing by and this will cause delays once the emergency crews get in here. we are waiting on the fire trucks and police to get there. and the kelly drive now shut down for this weekend's aberdeen dad vail regatta. are you using the schuylkill or mlk as a

i did get that price along with bob kahn in 2004. i feel more than adequately compensated. it wasn't $1 million back then, they are doing it retroactively. i asked, but it didn't work. [laughter] vint: it is a coveted and very high recognition of conservation to the computer science committee. i think that is more than enough. host: how about a round of applause for our speaker? [applause] host: i would also like to thank the national press club staff, including its journalism institute and broadcast center. for organizing today's event. and remember, if you would let a copy of today's program, or to learn more about the national press club, go to war website that's press.org. thank you very much, we are adjourned. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [indiscernible] >> remarks in questions with insert -- vint cert this that yells in a 3:00. , you can watch live on c-span two as they were today on an override of the pre

mindful of the chris similar kahn is trying to shine a light on women this year.every wall, and her caughtser here talking about the role of women in the industry. it is a cultural thing so it needs to change culturally all together, all of us, the hardest was to integrate my children with my professional life. >> they were also award this director with an honorary prize for her contributions to the french new way film movement. the festival was proud to open with this feature but that is not up for a prize we caught one the director to find out why more women have to make their voices heard. >> we have a different view from the men. we are doing movies with what we are so it's -- it's different. and it's better. >> that question of female perspective also consumed melissa silver steen, who campaigned for equality in the film industry. why are our stories not seen as universal with the male perspective is? we make up half the world our experience are just as valid, yes last year in the u.s. only 12 of the top 100 film had a female protagonistic. on the red carpet

. >> reporter: on twitter mohammed kahn wrote arrest geller, ban her.he is disturbing peace and spreading hate. but from neon taster. washington, d.c. shuts down political speech due to fear of islam. from >> reporter: metro expects this ad moratorium will cost it between 2 and $3 million for the rest of the year, out of a total of about $11 million in ad revenue. you heard the board chair. they expect a lawsuit, and fighting that could cause metro -- could cost metro each more. >> metro says issue ads that have already been considered and displayed will stay up. the moratorium only applies to applications that have yet to be approved. >>> a 19-year-old fairfax county man is facing sex crime charges tonight. police say 19-year-old jose felipe santiago broke into a centerville home early yesterday morning and police say he didn't only rob the home, but he also inappropriately touched a 6- year-old girl who was sleeping in the house. he was arrested a few hours later. >>> an elderly man, uninjured but facing charges tonight after police say he drove off t

. >>> town of beu kahn nah 40 miles from new york city, now four years old the governor andrew quomoutting out that fire created an oil spill into the hudson river quomo says the spill is cleaned up and contained. >>> it is a mother's day greeting they'll never forget. >> hello? >> this is barack obama. >> no way! >> yes it is. >> she got the personal phone call from the commander in achiever. church writing a letter to the white house saying she was touched that the the way that the president spoke of his mother. he praised her called two other women, he said both of them had similar life stories. well a happy mother's day story to your moms, including my wife robin, who happens to be the mother of my two daughters and i give a shout out to my mother and my mother in law. >> a moroccan jet taking part in saudi led air strikes in yemen goes missing. hello i'm darren jordan with the world news from al jazeera north korea's test launch of a new ballistic missile. >>> crack down on human traffickers. ♪ ♪ >> and how venezuela is helping to recover a language on

kahn see how much damp there is to the rural community nearby and how steep the terrain is which is making it difficult to yet to the crash site. >> i don't think they have even really had a chance to get any of those bodies out completely much less even start combing through the wreckage and trying to figure out what caused this crash specifically. >> i think from the on set they had some impression it was mechanical problem of some sort. >> m republic plan to continue with their aid to nepal as long as the country wants to be there california rescue team still there as we. they helped pall woman from the rubble of 4 story building that collapsed on tuesday. >> sergio coming home this we know. follow his updates from nepal at this web site. >>> new development late today in the deadly amtrak crash in philadelphia. fbi is now open the case as federal investigators question the engineer. karen has more. >> amtrak train 188 hit by a project snil that's what federal investigators are now looking into after speaking to the engineer and several crew members. one of the conductor says they heard

same thing i think, they got on to him because of facebook posting postings, he's 20 years old, asher kahn. he and a friend planned to travel to turkey then to syria. they were in touch with someone they identify as a foreign terrorist fighter facilitator saying i want to join isis can you help? i want to die as a martyr. prosecutors say his friend did make it from texas to syria with kahn's help and assistance of the facilitator in turkey. he was living in australia at the time and didn't get to turkey but his family tried to keep him out of syria by claiming his mother's health was deteriorating and that deceived him into coming back to texas. this was postings by this friend of his referred to srg and facebook that got the fbi on the case in the first place. >> have you heard anything from your sources how turkey is responding to being known as a pore us geographical point for those willing to get to isis? >> yes, it's a very sensitive point for turkish officials and the u.s. has said they have been more cooperative in sharing intelligence and trying to close the door, is specially thro

asher kahn did not make it all the way. instead got tricked by his family to come back in february.ted today. >> evan perez, thank you. >> thank you. >>> coming up we are celebrating here at cnn 35 years on the air. next we'll look back at our gulf war coverage with cnn's wolf blitzer. he covered the war live as it happened. that's after this break. >>> also america's fourths largest city houston, under -- fourth largest city houston, under water. two people have died. more rain could be on the way. you wouldn't do half of your daily routine. so why treat your mouth any differently. brushing alone does less than half the job leaving behind millions of germs. complete the job with listerine®. kill up to 99 percent of germs. and prevent plaque early gum disease and bad breath. complete the job with listerine®. power to your mouth™! also try listerine® pocket packs to kill bad breath germs on the go. you're driving along, having a perfectly nice day, when out of nowhere a pick-up truck slams into your brand new car. one second it wasn't there and the next second... boom! you've had you

the owner of king's grocery mart is joining us now, rasheed kahn along with his wife linae. welcome to the two of you. thank you very much. i want to thank you for joining us today. i know it's very difficult for you to share the story but i want you to know that my heart goes out to all of you and your family. first off we need to ask, how are you getting by in the days after the looting and rioting? >> it's been very difficult. we have been just trying to manage day by day and do what we can do. we struggle just simple things restocking with the loss of money. we don't have the money to restock. >> it's got to be awful. rasheed, you are shaking your head there. you were already struggling with paying high medical bills for open heart surgery and are now dealing with thousands of dollars in damage to your business. are you receiving any encouraging news from city or state officials about what they might be able to do to help you and other shop owners in that neighborhood? >> we haven't heard very much. >> are people coming together there to lend a helping hand community own

bobby lehman and herman kahn and joe thomas, jim glanville, i had the opportunity to see these peopleon. these gentlemen knew what it meant when they said, i am your banker. they were integrally involved in every step of that client's growth. decisions. every piece that had to be decided. as to how to grow that platform. those bankers were there. my mentor was lou gluxman. for those of you that know that name, lou was clearly one of the best traders. on wall street. very few people though know that he was also one of the best bankers. lou could read a balance sheet. he knew what the numbers said that were there and more importantly, he knew what wasn't there. and therefore what to look for. to him, it was like reading a book. lou's job in those early days was to build out lehman's capital market business. and i had the opportunity to start in commercial paper. in those early days and later went to governments, corporates, eventually equities. over those years, all of that grew to, to the modern, modern lehman brothers culture. years, '94, 1994 to 2008 were our years as a public compan

joining me now, nbc's waj kahn. let me start with you first about what you found out in terms of those who knew nadir from his time in pakistan. what can you tell us? >> hi alex. it seems like he was a normal cool kid in school in high school. he made most of the school teams. was in the school play. the lead actually. the girls used to swoon over him because of his american good looks. and he was not a quiet, strange kid. he was a popular kid. and when his parents split up he went to the u.s. with his mom. he went to high school in salt lake city. and went on to the university of utah and that's where things went south for him. but essentially kept in touch with his network of friends here until right to the very end when he dropped out of college and then things went south. a good smart kid to begin with in high school. >> let me follow up on that. so he was in touch with folks on the ground in pakistan until recently? >> reporter: he was in touch with folks on the ground until things went south for him in college

one of the bigers names in bollywood has been sentenced to five years behind bars for actor kahn for a hit and run crash that killed a homeless man 12 years ago. conn argued his driver was behind the wheel at the time. the actor is appealing the sentence. >>> we have a new video this morning of the emergency rescue of hiker in northern california. check this out. 18-year-old was airlifted out of alpine county nine hours after he sent a distress call from his cellphone. the teen was only 12 hours into a three-month hike to canada when he ran out of water and became dissorry ended. there was supposed to be water sources along that trail. but they all dried out because of the drought. >>> several children were hurt but amazingly will be okay after a large tree fell on top of them. the video is unbelievable. one minute the kids are playing there you see in the park in massachusetts. next, it just tumbles. and they are pinned under a 35-foot tree. a group of parents you see there rushing in to lift the trunk and several branches just to free them. 8-year-old boy needed three stitches, a t

host: in 1979, bob kahn urged you to create a brain trust in case you got hit by a bus and couldn't continue your work. who do you view as the brain trust today? part two is do you feel there's enough technical expertise or consultation with technology experts among those who craft technology policy? who is the brain trust, and is the brain trust being consulted like it should in technology policy? vint: the answer to the last part is no. the answer to the first part is the original group that i created called the internet configuration control board. we made it as boring as possible so that no one wants a be a the board. and then i appoint to the people who were the lead researchers on the development of the internet and multiple universities around the u.s.. the iccb became the internet architecture board in 1992 when it became part of the internet society. and now the internet architecture board and the internet engineering task force and the internet research task force, all of which are house and the internet society or the brain trust for the technical revolution of the internet. it's

. >>> bill murray, i would like you to meet michael kahn and charles mitchem.history. they were married this weekend by a supreme court justice, by ruth bader ginsburg. this is not her first time. she did the first same-sex wedding a few years ago, right? but you are the most recent and so this has just become a wedding party. >> get over here. get over here. congratulations. >> thank you. >> if you can make marriage work, god bless you. >> it's my first and my last, so i hope. >> okay, good. >> do you know jim downey? >> we just met. >> sorry. this was just a little thing to let the audience know we're still here. we've got some more commercials to do and we're going to come back after that. this is called a tease. the audience knows that. >> ahh. >> when i get ahold of that gay marriage ban, it's going to fall faster than madonna at the brit awards. they said justice is blind, but anybody can see, yeppers. automotive innovation starts... right here. with a control pad that can read your handwriting, a wide-screen multimedia center, and a head-up display for e

over time before he passed away, and i remember that i had come and gone to mci left to join bonb kahn. in around 2003 it was clear that charging people for e-mail wasn't exactly a great business model anymore so we shut down the mci mail service, and i got a whole bunch of angry e-mails from reporters who said i have had my mci mail dressaddress since 1983, how can you do that? but the honest answer was it was time for that service to go. so i have two themes that i would like to address this afternoon. the first one has to do with technology, and i will drop into geek a bit. i apologize but it's the only way to be precise. and then i want to talk a little bit about policy. so i have eight points or so on the tech side and four or five points on the policy side. so let me start on the technology side. i'm really proud of the fact that the internet continues to evolve. this is not a design which was fixed in time 40 years ago but rather it's one which has adapted to new technology. it has swept in new communications capability. it has become an important element of the smartphone both

application into this international nuclear weapons and ballistic missiles marketplace in the same way aq kahne was doing it out of pakistan, the gentleman i referred to and others inside china are continuing to do the same thing today. i think it is preposterous to conclude that the chinese government isn't capable of shutting this down. i think it exists at the sufficient rans of the chinese government. i think it is critical safeguards be put in place to make sure that there are conditions that are attached to this agreement that ensure that there is not a continued recurrence of dangerous activity that will come back to haunt our country and the world because of china's unwillingness to actually police the export of these dangerous technologies into the hands of those who we know will endanger the world if they gain access to it. i am not confident i can support this agreement. i think it needs additional strengthening if we are going to be confident that the policy that we have now doesn't help china far far more than it is going to harm the long term nuclear and ballistic missile nonproli

that's from kasey kahne. thank you -- casey kane. thank you.ncrease. maybe today it will stay rather thick and gray but it's going to max itself out. there's not enough to support it. cooler temperatures aloft and in the valley. that's enough to chew it up. 40s and 50s on the temps. the breeze probably isn't going anywhere. gusts over 30. almost everybody has a westerly component. west at sfo, west at hayward. northwest san jose. west at livermore. this is the key really, the cold water temps. they were warm for a year. finally cooled off. they came up a little bit. but that cold upwelling is any good. you get any kind of heat and a westerly breeze. that problem has no problem forming. that little system is enhancing a little bit of drizzle. this low moves into the pacific northwest and drops into northern california by thursday and friday. now, it will chew up the fog bank. you can see right there. that's the push of the fog as it head up to sacramento valley. don't see that very often. it's kind of cool it's there. tuesday, weatd, thursday --

i did get that prize along with bob kahn, and 2004. so i feel more than adequately compensated. it wasn't a million dollars back then and the aren't doing it retroactively. i asked, but that didn't work. so, it is -- it's a coveted and very high recognition of contribution to the computer science community. i think that's more than enough. >> how about a round of applause for our speaker. [applause] >> thank you very much. i'd also like to thank national press club staff for organizing today's event and remember, if you would like a copy of today's program, or to learn more about the national press club, go to our web site, that's press.org. thank you very much. we are adjourned. [applause] [inaudible conversations] >> former arkansas governor and fox news talk show host, mike huckabee is expected to announce tomorrow he is running for president in 2016. he'll officially launch his campaign at an event in his home town of hope, arkansas. that's live at 11:00 a.m. eastern on c-span2. and later in the day our road to the white house coverage continues with democratic presidential

i did get that prize, along with bob kahn, and 2004. so i feel more than adequately compensated. it wasn't a million dollars back then and the aren't doing it retroactively. i asked, but that didn't work. so, it is -- it's a coveted and very high recognition of contribution to the computer science community. i think that's more than enough. >> how about a round of applause for our speaker. [applause] >> thank you very much. i'd also like to thank national press club staff for organizing today's event, and remember, if you would like a copy of today's program, or to learn more about the national press club, go to our web site, that's press. press.org. thank you very much. we are adjourned. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> l in john and rick warren of the saddleback church are among the witnesses testifying on the senate hearing on global health. follow live coverage at 10:00 a.m. on c-span 3. the manhattan in

i did get that prize along with bob kahn in 2004. i feel more than adequately compensated. it wasn't a million dollars back then. they aren't doing it retroactively. i asked, but that didn't work. so it is -- it's a coveted and very high recognition of contribution to the computer science community. i think that's more than enough. >> how about a round of applause for our speaker? [ applause ] thank you very much. i'd also like to thank national press club staff, including its journalism institute and broadcast center for organizing today's event. and remember, if you would like a copy of today's program or to learn more about the national press club go to our website. that's press.org. thank you very much. we are adjourned. [ applause ] >>> and we're live on capitol hill this morning as a senate subcommittee is holding a hearing on global health issues. as you can see, lots of media on hand this morning to hear from rick warren, who's the pastor of saddle back church, and yes that is elton john, singer and musician. he's also the founder of the elton john a.i.d.s. foundati