kane: $261,000. lemonis: and how much did you make? kane: nothing.money? rick: no. no, i put money into it. sasha: we don't make money. lemonis: you don't make money? so, no one here's making money except you guys. in my opinion, mike and kathleen have a big problem on their hands. they sold people on this concept, but the execution has been horrible. they're supposed to be in charge of things like process, direction, giving these people guidance. they haven't done any of those things. what you want to hear from people is for them to take responsibility for their actions. kane: right. lemonis: do you guys feel like they failed you? -kane: yes. -karla: yes. rick: yeah. mike: i'm gonna reiterate for the 50th time. lemonis: without being condescending. kane: 'cause you're good at that. mike: we have screwed up. and i mean that sincerely. it kills me to know that we're in this situation because we have not followed through with what you had expected us to do. i take absolute full responsibility. we did not re-invest ourselves or help you grow. we have fa

the truth about kathleen kane. the attorney general said the site challenges what she calls the smears and false accusations against her. kane is fighting the results of a grand jury report. the panel recommended charging her in connection with a leak of grand jury information. kane says the investigation is politically motivated. >>> the time right now is 5:36. police in delaware county busted up a fake i.d. scam. now they have a warning for college students. it all happened after those i.d.s were sent in the mail to the dean instead of a student named dean. we'll explain it all coming up after the break. >>> plus, because of the recent cold farmers in our area are keeping a close eye on their crops but they say the wind and snow actually helped them. we'll talk about that in just a moment. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >>> welcome back on this saturday morning. we're in first alert weather mode, tracking snow for later on this afternoon. right now we're looking at calm and quiet conditions. it's a frig

senate race because kathleen kane is out of the of the picture. >> he is thinking about this.aying that is going to help him. >> number one the governor did not consult with law enforcement officials, so you got the district association leaders upset with him you got the state troopers upset with him. bottom line there was no consultation notwithstanding the legal implications which are not going to get resolved anytime soon, the fact of the matter we have only put three people to death since the 19770s and 199. does it build up another set of people like we have in the open records case that have problems with consultation and problems with whether or not. >> you brought up williams and the political state senator vincent hughes has been asked. joe sestak sailed i'm running for -- said i'm running as a democrat. they want to square off against pat toomey. this is looking like it's going to a great race, how does the landscape look to you guys, who do you think will stick it out and show up for the rails. >> joe sestak else a driven guy, i think toomey is in a much better posi

back in december the grand jury found reasonable grounds to charge kane with perjury, false swearing official -- related to a leak of grand jury information. she plans to bring the fight to the pennsylvania supreme court. reporting live from the digital operation's center. nbc 10 news. >>> the philadelphia d.a. wants the state's highest court to get involved in pennsylvania's death penalty debate. >> here's where people can differ on the death penalty if we should have it. it's up to the state lawmakers to determine whether it's criminal law and what the punishments are, not the governor. >> he's petitioned the pennsylvania supreme court. he wants the court to reject the governor tom wolf's recent moratorium on the death penalty. williams calls the moratorium unconstitutional. >>> governor wolf's office issued a statement in regards to the pennsylvania constitution. it reads, governor wolf has the power to grant reprieves. the governor took the action to place the moratorium on the death penalty because the capital punishment system in pennsylvania is flawed. it's ineffective, expens

so we pull all that material together, and grant went to see governor kane. and convinced him that in this conversation, he is in the president's car, that he should talk to president reagan about it. so we did that. also, remember when president reagan was captain reagan, he was there when is it sergeant masuda couldn't be buried in his own hometown cemetery. so captain reagan was at the burial of captain -- i mean of sergeant masuda, even though it wasn't in his hometown grave. wherever he got buried, captain reagan was there. so we had someone else remind the president of that occurrence. and in fact i think there is a picture of him at that cemetery or at the funeral service. and they even gave him a picture of that to remind him. but it was really governor kane >> so thoen then we were all at the seattle convention in 1988. and we got word that tomorrow morning, the president is going to sign the bill. . >> he's going to sign the bill? and we're all sitting in seattle. so everyone making airplane reservations. and we call the white house and said he can'

this one handed on back and gotten by rundblad through kane reached for by versteeg. poked on further. rundblad had success the last time when he had it go. bickell got credit for the goal. seabrook was blocked by kelly. poked along and kelly goes right after it again. then eriksson. watching the bruins come out. sure enough bergeron is out there. >> they arrested him for a couple of shifts. >> i was just wondering. he did wear that one pretty heavily. so that's good. >> this one ricochets on back. we would like to see every team start with the same bunch of guys that they begin in october with. it is a collision sport. there is carnage. >> there is a trade deadline march 2nd. >> this one reached and rifled back in by richards. connected back to bergeron and brushed across for the carry-up by marchand and back in deep. patrick kane, jonathan cooks and tim smooitith are three of the last four. they are american. this comes back over to rozsival, who spun it right back in. there is great reason for this international pride that we have. the also great thing is that you

dominic kane reports. >> collecting rations from a camp in wau. >> the big problem is hunger. we need a lot of help because we don't have anything now. all we can think about is the war. we're always hungry and if we're hungry we can't think of anything else unless someone helps us. >> on sunday the u.n. emergency relief coordinator flew in to see for herself. valerie amos believes millions of people in south sudan are now at risk of famine. one of the main causes the un unsubstantially political and military situation. around wau people are on patrol. south sudan internal conflict has forced nearly 2 million people from their homes. >> gives us opportunity to try to bring more attention with the usg, to the issue of peace. bringing peace to this country. when we're talking to people who have never known a country without peace. that conflict inside and outside, proper food and medical supplies, so come here to speak about that. >> the government and rebels have been set a deadline of march the 5th to strike a final peace agreement but similar deadlines have come and gone befo

so we pull all that material together, and grant went to see governor kane. and convinced him that in this conversation, he is in the president's car, that he should talk to president reagan about it. so we did that. also, remember when president reagan was captain reagan, he was there when is it sergeant masuda couldn't be buried in his own hometown cemetery. so captain reagan was at the burial of captain -- i mean of sergeant masuda, even though it wasn't in his hometown grave. wherever he got buried, captain reagan was there. so we had someone else remind the president of that occurrence. and in fact i think there is a picture of him at that cemetery or at the funeral service. and they even gave him a picture of that to remind him. but it was really governor kane >> so thoen then we were all at the seattle convention in 1988. and we got word that tomorrow morning, the president is going to sign the bill. . >> he's going to sign the bill? and we're all sitting in seattle. so everyone making airplane reservations. and we call the white house and said he can'

dominic kane. al jazeera. >> i'm antonio mora. inside story is next. next. >> hello i'm ray suarez. after a quiet spell eastern ukraine is at war again. and talking about arming the ukrainian army. while the west weighs its options, a high stakes diplomatic mission happens in kiev. >> if i recall there mustfirst of all there must be an i

dominic kane reports. >> afghan soldiers prepare an offensive in southern elman. it is considered a taliban stronghold. the government is aiming to strike before the spring offensive. this is the first time the afghan army has launched such an operation without international troops. >> our troops, our forces, proved that they are capable of defending the country. as you are aware we've planned many independent operations. right now we have very good operations going down in helmand. >> for years the afghan military and police have trained to fight the tall dan. but a shortage of funds have led to a degree crease of numbers to 228,000. the government has allowed 14,000 international troops to remain. but now the u.s. is rethinking it's withdraw strategy. >> president obama is considering a number of opposites to reinforce our support for president gahani's strategy. including possible change in timeline to the draw down of troops. >> and this may be why. taliban fighters prepare forgive war. al jazeera was given rare access to them. they say that their mission is u

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were confirmed and in liberia, three new cases and some of the city's schools have repopped dominic kane reports. >> this is the high school in capital monrovia. as of monday it is now open. many health precautions have been put in place. some students remain wary. >> it is not many students are different because it wouldn't be like where is it? >> reporter: the number ever ebola infections in liberia has slowed markedly. just last week president barack obama told a u.s. audience he believed the fight against ebola had moved into a different phase. >> we're also here to mark a transition in our fight against this disease. not to declare mission accomplished but to mark a transition. thanks to the hard work of our nearly 3,000 troops who deployed to west africa, logistics have been set up, ebola treatment centers have been built over 1500 africa health workers have been trained. >> but the world health organization says the number of new cases has risen for second week running. in guinea the number grew from 39 to 65. transmission of the virus is also still widespread in sierra leone. whi

this one handed on back and gotten by rundblad through kane reached for by versteeg. poked on further. rundblad had success the last time when he had it go. bickell got credit for the goal. seabrook was blocked by kelly. poked along and kelly goes right after it again. then eriksson. watching the bruins come out. sure enough bergeron is out there. >> they arrested him for a couple of shifts. >> i was just wondering. he did wear that one pretty heavily. so that's good. >> this one ricochets on back. we would like to see every team start with the same bunch of guys that they begin in october with. it is a collision sport. there is carnage. >> there is a trade deadline march 2nd. >> this one reached and rifled back in by richards. connected back to bergeron and brushed across for the carry-up by marchand and back in deep. patrick kane, jonathan cooks and tim smooitith are three of the last four. they are american. this comes back over to rozsival, who spun it right back in. there is great reason for this international pride that we have. the also great thing is that you

kathleen kane is fighting the results of a grand jury. the panel recommended charging her in connection with the leak of grand jury information. in documents presented to the state supreme court today, a montgomery county judge said he did have the authority to appoint a special prosecutor that led the grand jury probe, but kane is saying he did not have the legal standing and she's calling for the appointment to be declared unlawful. >>> happening today in our delaware bureau education secretary arne duncan will visit delaware to mark the progress of schools in that state. duncan will tour classrooms in wilmington and newark. he'll also join the governor on preparing students for colleges and careers. >>> medical marijuana is legal in new jersey. now there's a new campaign to legalize recreational use of that drug. a group of prosecutors, civil rights activists and health officials announced plans yesterday in newark. they're pushing for legislation to legalize tax and regulate marijuana distribution. they want adults to be allowed to po

kathleen kane is fighting the results of a grand jury investigation. that panel recommended charging her in connection with the leak of grand jury information in documents presented to the state supreme court yesterday, a montgomery county judge said he did have the authority to appoint the special prosecutor who led the grand jury probe. kane is challenging that saying he did not have the legal standing, and she's calling for the appointment to be declared unlawful. >>> medical marijuana is legal in new jersey and now there's a new campaign to legalize recreational use. a group of prosecutors, civil rights activists and health officials announced plans yesterday in newark. they will push for legislation to legalize tax and regulate marijuana distribution. they want adults to be allowed to possess up to an ounce. governor christie has vowed to veto any such legislation. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist bill henley. >> it's a windy and cold morning. and it's going to be a windy and cold day. the temperatures will be held back t

dominick kane has more. >> reporter: saturday morning and protesters are on the streets.he presidential guard to be disbanded. these people fear it is still local to the former president. he was forced from office last year by the military after a popular up rising. >> translator: it's the people who forced the president out of office not presidential guard. they work with him if the guard wanted power why didn't they launch a coup. they were okay with him. so the guard needs to understand that it was a popular insurrection and we are not going to be let it stolen from us. >> reporter: during the previous test that his saw him ousted at least 24 people were killed. at the at the time the presidential guard was criticize today its response. the man imposed as interim prime minister back in november is second in command of the presidential guard. in december he called for it to be dissolved. in their turn it's members had called for him to resign last week. on thursday both sides seem to pull back from that. but many people still fear the military. >> translator: our democr

kathleen kane is fighting the results of a grand jury investigation. that panel recommended charging her in connection with a leak of grand jury information. in documents presented to the state supreme court yesterday, a montgomery county judge said he did have the authority to appoint a special prosecutor for that grand jury. kane is challenging that saying he did not have the legal standing and calling for the appointment to be declared unlawful. >>> the city wants this so-called ice palace in west philadelphia torn down. we're just waiting for them to say when it will happen. the building is covered in ice following a fire monday morning that we showed you. and the city says it is in imminent danger. the owner says he wants to tear it down as soon as possible. we're also waiting to find out the cause of the fire. >>> as you saw in that video, the streets around there, 52nd & locust are still closed because of fears that the ice or the building could fall and impact traffic. >> right. >>> philadelphia city leaders want to talk. >> how they're making

that was orson welles' film "citizen kane" a great film, but not a documentary. i think by the end of the evening you'll agree with me that william randolph hearst called the house formally la questa en kantada. it was a lively house filled with people, companionship, and with a fascinating art collection that deals a lot about the past history. glad to see you all here. you're civic minded and it will please you to know that all of the royalties for hearst castle the biography of a country house goes to a nonprofit organization called the friends of first castle. that raises money for art restoration, and other castle projects. so when he was being formal about it, william randolph hearst called it the enchanted hill but usually just the ranch at san simian. and actually it was comprised of four large buildings, these cottages as they were known. and then this, the main building which in itself has 115 rooms on four major stories and 54,000 square feet of enclosed floor space. plus a 15,000 square foot basement. it was built between 1919 and 1947 and it's been o

dominic kane, al jazeera. >> in that report, we saw forrest whittaker who is the u.n. envoy for peace and reconciliation. he is at south sudan. >> we are at the humanitarian event for south sudan raising moneys for that purpose trying move ahead of it by getting these foods to certain places before the rainy season comes and it's a lot easier for people to be able to access the food in the coming months. i did witness some of the children were malnourished, yesterday i was in wy and which is another civilian camp idb camp and there was a clear problem with malnutrition amongst the children and we are trying to avert that right now. i've been in south sudan working with my ngo for about two years. we train youths to become peace willedders to become community builders it tfort training and computer training and others, they develop projects within their community, in which they are able to bring peace to their area and community to keep connectivity and communication going between the villages to avert any sort of conflicts in the future. >> at least 29 migrants have di

dominic cairch has kane has more. >> this is the william v.s. tubman high school in liberia.of monday it is now opened. many health precautions have been put in place but some students remain wary. >> many students are different,. >> the number of new ebola infections in liberia has slowed markedly. just last week, president barack obama told a u.s. audience he believed the fight against ebola had moved into a different phase. >> we are here to mark a transition into a new phase. not to mark it accomplished but to mark a transition. thanks to our hard work of nearly 3,000 troops who deployed to west africa. over 1500 health workers have been trained. >> reporter: but the world health organization says the number of new cases has risen for second week running. in guinea the number grew from 39 to 65. transmission of the virus is also still widespread in sierra leone which had 75 new cases. health officials say many people are still not taking the proper precautions. >> unsafe burials are one of a number of practices that are probably still driving the problem. that is probably

but it's a different picture in liberia, more from dominic kane. >> this is the william v.s. tubman high school in liberia's capital. many health precautions have been put in place but some students remain wary. >> translator: it is not realistic. many students know the difference because. >> reporter: the number of new ebola infections in liberia has slowed markedly. just last week president barack obama told a u.s. audience he believed the fight against ebola had moved into a different phase. >> we're hire to mark a transition into this disease. not to declare it ended but to mark a transition. thanks to the thousands of troops that deployed to west africa ebola treatment units have been built over 1500 workers have been trained. >> the number of cases have have risen for the second week running. in guinea the number of cases grew from 39 to 65. sierra leone had 75 new cases. health officials say many people are still not taking their proper precautions. >> unsafe burials are one of a number of practices that are probably still driving the problem. that is probably the most

dominic kane. al jazeera >>> residents of a small town in south africa helped protests deny the application to become a separatist municipality. they are not getting the services they deserve. the issues go deeper than boundary lines. >> the streets are barricaded by coils of razor wire and dozens of riot police are at the ready. it resulted in schools set on fire. the shops have been shut down and school lessons for the past month. part of a strike by people to timely have their grievances aired. >> the government doesn't consider us as human being, they think we are animals. let them tell us why they are doing this to us. >> reporter: they say they are not getting their fair share of sanitation and clean water. this woman has a tap, but it's unreliable. there's no water. if it comes, it comes twice a week. sometimes it comes for 30 minutes or an hour. further down the road. they have the same problem. she returned from a trip to the water supply that she shares with the neighbours. >> we went so

dominic kane, al jazeera. >> u.s. secretary of state john kerry and iran's foreign minister have met for second day of new nuclear air talks. it has long maintained that the nuclear program was for civilian purposes and not for weapons. >> this domineering behavior is imposeing scientific discrimination. any other developing country could become target too. >> defense spending in north africa is projected to reach $900 billion in the next five years. some that have money is spent right now in the united a nighted arab emirates. stephanie dekker is there. >> reporter: these are uncertain times in the middle east. and even though this is make believe part of the opening ceremony of the conference, there are very real fears here. >> of a civil war. libya being pretty much and much insurgency in sinai. who could take over in yemen. these things have really happened. so arguebly people would be looking at much more convention conventional military capabilities. >> the threat is also a large concern for the delegations here

dominic kane al jazeera. >>> people who couldn't sign up for health insurance before yesterday's deadlineave a little bit more time the healthcare.gov website saw more problems on saturday. people now have at least another week to finish their paperwork. >>> a budget battle in washington could put homeland security on ice. that's in today's power politics. michael shure is with us. tell us more about this please. >> here is what is going on this dhs funding, the republicans thought hey, we're going to be able to get president obama to back off on his executive actions because we're going to tight dhs. the house wants to do that. the senate not able to do that. what this is setting up is a battle between mitch mcconnell and john bainer. not exactly what the republicans wanted after winning the midterm elections. >> it looks like rand paul is hedging his bets he wants to run for president and his senate seat at the same time. what is the problem here? >> the problem is it's against kentucky law. it's one of the great political stories going on right now. rand paul is trying to get them to c

dominick kane reports. >> a convoy of trucks parades through the town near sirte. these are fighters affiliated with the islamic state in iraq and the levant. for weeks forces who say they support isil have become increasingly more active in libya, and now they say they've taken sirte. they've given supporters of the libya dawn coalition until sunday to get out. the deteriorateing situation prompted leaders of the general national congress in tripcally to hold an emergency meeting on saturday. >> we have huge reports by the ministry and intelligence service that the city is now under the control of the group and it does not recognize the libyan state. we're trying to identify their true identities and where they came from. >> the presence of isis linked to isil on the mediterranean coast has alarm am stones on the ed some countries countries. >> in the eastern city of bengahzi, former general haftar and his forces have been fighting supporters of libyan dawn. haftar support another parliament, which is based in the city of tibruk. on friday one of his field command

put now scientists hope deploy and discover mean they'll be forewarmed and forearmed. >> dominic kane al jazeera. >> let's get more on this. joining us from london is physicist and astronomer. good to have you an al jazeera, it's a natural phenomena, happens all the time. it's part of what the sun does. just explain to us what a solar storm is. >> they happen when the sun goes though high activity and they follow a cycle of more or less 11 years, and that period is when we get the maximum of energy from the sun, in the way of radiation. as we heard, and also fast particles like protons and electrons, almost 1,000 kilometres per second. this is a potential danger that we have when we receive the particles from the sun. >> solar storms have the potential to knock out the grids. mobile phones in orbit above the planet. what do we do. sending up a satellite. how does that work? >> well the way it works is it's relatively such and today we have the technology to do these things. there is a point in space between the sun and the earth where the gravity of the sun and earth meet and there's

dominic kane has more. >> this is duma in eastern huta bombed by syrian government forces.n the chaos, people tried civil war >> how can one leave their homeland? i am always sad. i am always sad. i came here now and they gave me all of these things i can't even feel happy about it. >> reporter: while the daily violence continues in syria, members of the opposition have been meeting in istanbul. for years, president bashar al assad's opponents have struggled to form a lasting coalition to fight government forces. >> at a time chaos in the past stage was behind the differences within the coalition. we believe we have a chance for a new beginning based upon the unity and more positive relations with all countries. >> leaders of the free syrian army say their situation is challenging. >> frankly speaking we are not part of any of the international coalition. we aspire to have cooperation. >> reporter: the problem they say is that their influence with the international community has declined as the threat of isil has grown. now, some countries seem more interested in fighting t

dominic kane explains. >> a begin of gas mass and energy erupts from the surface of the sun. while it looks particular, the the mobile communications, computer systems and power grids. consistency have long wanted to develop an advanced warning system. now, they think they have. a satellite called the deep space climate observatory oar discover will be launched on sunday and sent almost 3.1 kilometers from the sun. >> this is all about environmental intelligence. that lets us provide environmental intelligence to decision makers, or are are taking those moments that might limit the limit the damage that the big project would create. >> the collapse of the hydroelectric our smorktd in 1990. that left 600 people in their sleep. being wouldn't that affect the side of the son at the moment that it hits, across all national borders and everything. this is really a global cooperation to try to protect soatsociety from the large cfnlg area. >> being that they will be foash aarmed and lot. >> a painting by the artists paul gaugin. it was understood of nood it was bought by a couple o

another shot from joann kane. the purple and pink hues, and another great one from winchester, va from erin reeve. thank you to everyone who is sent the spectacular sunset photos. the clouds have really helped in the brilliant sunset. the cloud streaming over the northern tier of the country where the jet stream is. that is where the cold air is. south of the jet stream it is mild. the low pressure over the dakotas will slowly track eastward, bringing us the next chance of rain overnight sunday into monday. right now, a little bit on the chilly side, 38 degrees, but nowhere near as cold as it was this time last night. still in the 50's further to the west. st. louis with a record high of 70. we won't be pushing 70 tomorrow but 60, and i'm perfectly fine with that. overnight tonight, partly to mostly cloudy skies. the low in the district in the upper 30's. the outer suburbs probably in the upper 20's. it will be chilly getting up early in the morning. look out quickly temperatures climb, 46 by 10:00 noontime 52 upp

dominic kane, al jazeera. >> coming up on al jazeera the family of jailed al jazeera journalist mohamed fahmy says there needs to be more pressure to release him. and, an oil spill. spill. aa >> good to have you with us i'm elizabeth peranham in doha. medical sources say at least 40 people have been killed during a stampede at a football match in a stadium you yots outside cairo. >>> jordan continues to bomb i.s.i.l. targets ahead of a ground assault. the head of the u.s. led coalition john allen says the united states will train 12 iraqi brigades. >>> australia's prime minister tony abbott has survived a are vote. >>> nigeria's main opposition has called for calm after elections were postponed by six weeks. the electoral commission cited security concerns particularly in the northeast where the amped group being boarveg has killed boko haram has killed thousands of people. yvonne ndege is in abuja. >> told nigerians to remain calm that the constitution will protect their right to vote. >> constitutional provision is met, we cannot fight with it. but i hope the military and inec and the

dominic kane al jazeera. >> fighters loyal to isil in libya have claimed responsibility for an attackthe iranian ambassador's residence. they targeted the building with hoe made bombs. it's been vacant since 2012. in iraq u.s.-led coalition airstrikes have reportedly killed 63 isil fighters east of mous. l. isil controlled the city since june of last year. it made large gains across northern iraq. kurdish forces backed by u.s. air strikes are planning an offensive retain mosul, iraq's second largest city. the defense minister says his forces are taking all measures to avoid civilian casualties as they prepare to fight isil in other areas. >> the fight in mosul will be a battle in cities. there are civilians, therefore, accuracy and patience in laying down plans and preparing prerequisites of the battle is very important. we are working with the utmost accuracy. in military operations you cannot set the zero hour until all preparations have been completed. >> yemen's president has and on television for the first time in weeks. after arriving in the southern port city of aden on saturda

dominick kane, al jazeera. >> toga india why the leader of the anticipate corruption party has been sworn in. the party won a landslide majority in delhi state election earlier this month. >> nothing was going to stop him from taking the oath of office as deli's chief minister. he had been sick with fever for the last four days. after winning an overwhelming majority of state assembly seats, he said his party will focus on fighting corruption. >> my promise to the people is that the money you pay in taxes has always disappeared because of corruption. i promise you i will not let one cent of that tax get lost in corruption. >> in his first speech as delhi's minister, he reminds the party of its instant power. this time, the party has been given a mandate from voters to go ahead. for many people here they say it feels like a victory for them. >> this is great. he doesn't have any dirt in his soul. he has 100% feeling for the masses. if he has such true feelings the work will automatically start happening. >> we are are all with him. >> with one of india's youngest cabinets the party said it

dominick kane, al jazeera. >> to canada now where winter can be long, cold, and difficult. many people kobe getting out and enjoying the snowy weather. tobogganing is one popular activity but several cities in canada have now banned it saying it's too dangerous. from hamilton daniel lack reports. >> it's as canadian as, well, winter itself. all you need is a toboggan and a snow-covered hill and you're off. it's probably the most popular pastime in this land and it's a family affair. >> having a good time. going fast. you guys ready. ready, one two three. >> maybe so, but here in hamilton sliding down a hill like this is illegal. several years ago the city lost a lawsuit brought by a man who broke his back while tobogganing. the local bye law is an attempt to prevent that from happening again. >> we have close to 500 parks in the city of hamilton. some of which present an optimum environment for tobogganing i.e. they have hills. it's basically an un uncontrollable consideration for us. >> there is a growing backlash by musician laura cole who wrote a song "you can't toboggan

kathleen kane is fighting the results of a grand jury. the panel recommended that charging her in connection with the leak of grand jury information. documents presented to the state supreme court yesterday, montgomery county judge said that he had the authority to appoint the special prosecutor that led to the grand jury probe. kane is challenging that saying declared unlawful. >>> lawyers for the man accused of killing a 7-month-old want to take the death penalty off the table, now that pennsylvania governor tom wolf issued a moratorium on lethal injections in the state. ahmad rushdie is facing first, second and third degree murder in delaware county after police charged him with killing hamza ali in 2013. he faces kidnapping and abuse of a corporation charges. his lawyers say the state should not be able to impose the death penalty because of the current moratorium. philadelphia's district attorney wants the state supreme court to get involved in the death penalty debate. >> people can differ on the death penalty, if we should have it.

. >>> kathleen kane is taking on her critics tonight. she's launched a website. she said it's aimed at challenging all the smears and accusations against her. the panel recommending charging her in connection with a leak of grand jury information shchl e said the investigation is politically motivated. >>> new at 11:00. another sign that delaware is becoming a music destination. the brewgrass is coming. it's music that combines bluegrass music and beer. there are several music festivals expected to draw visitors from around the country. carrie underwood, blake shelton, toby keith and florida georgia line are just some of the acts expected to perform this summer. >>> forget about a concert in wildwood this year. the wildwood board of commissioners has decided the beach glow concert cannot happen that weekend. last year it brought thousands of people to wildwood but many complained of vulgar language. they have suggested another date but nothing's been made official just yet. >>> tonight we're hearing new details. >> de'von pickett was a tour manager for nicky mina

down anything kane, al jazerra. >>> and now it's sport. >> thank you very much.tart with the african cup of nations where the democratic remember i can congo clinch third place beating host he can tour yellhe can whatequatorial gain. the match had to be decided by a penalty shootout. drc winning 4-2. all of this went ahead despite the violence that occurred during he can what tour quill guinea's final lost to gain arm the hosts have been fined $100,000 by the confederation of african football. our reporter robin adams has more. >> reporter: football and fans return to the stadium after thursday's violent scene that his left 56 fans injured. 14 of them hospitalized. it was increased security for the play of game between the democratic republic of congo and hosts he can tour yell guinea. added security. check points fans weren't allowed to bring any bottles for fears it will end up on the pitch. only 2,000 fans made to the game. it was no problems at all for the police and & security personnel. also in attendance, at saturday's game was fifa president and his afric

dominic kane reports. >> this woman comes to collect emergency rations. is one of around 25,000 people like many others they worry where the next meal is coming from. >> translation: the big problem is hunger. we need a lot of help. all we can think about is the war. we are hungry if we are hungry we can't think about anything else unless someone helps us. >> on sunday the u.n.'s emergency relief coordinator flew in to speak for herself. valerie amos believes millions are at risk from famine. one of the main causes the unstable political and military situation. around why rebels from the sudan liberation army is on patrol. south sudan's internal conflict forced nearly 2 million from their homes. the government and rebels have set a deadline of march the 5th. similar deadlines came and went before. >> the message is clear, which is that the fighting has to stop and the people of south sudan need to be put first. if you put people first, there's a huge impetuous to get to a peace agreement which is solid. >> the u.n. raised more than 600 million in aid for

dominik kane reports. >> a combination of gas from the surface of the sun. while it may look spectacular, it can cause damage here on earth. the electromagnetic raid yicks emitted by a storm disrupts mobile communications computer systems and power grids. scientists wanted to develop an advanced warning system. now they thing they have. a satellite called the deep space observatory will be launched on sunday and sent 1.6 million kilometres. >> environmental intelligence - if we can get the 15 or 16 minutes warning time. that let's us provide environmental intelligence to the decision makers like satellite operators or electric grid operators, using moments to limit the damage. >> reporter: one of the better-known examples is the collapse of the hydro power network in canada. this solar storm left 6 million in the dark for hours. >> these events are huge in scope. any such burst affects the hemisphere that happens to be facing the sun at the moment that it hits. across all natural borders, across everything. they are big event in the global collaboration from

dominic kane, al jazeera. >> just a reminder can you always keep up to date with all the news on our website, al aljazeera.com. >> it's regal. >> we have a half million dollar backlog on any day. >> it's lucrative. >> to 9.5 million for 2014. >> and it can be lethal. >> the house is on fire. >> the labs are as dangerous as explosive as popular if not more so than meth labs were. >> "america tonight's" exclusive, a year on pot. it's been a year since colorado became the first state to legalize recreational marijuana. if you are over 21 you can buy it smoke it eat it and drink it. for marijuana merchants it's been a year of weed wealth, of pot millionaires but exposed more risks. "america tonight's" lori jane gliha tells us there's a dark side to those rocky mountain highs. >> i had lost connection with reality. projectile vomiting. i'm going to have a heart attack right now. >> when jordan coombs took his family to the fair, he didn't expect to od on marijuana. the video designer says he and his wife parked the little boys with his father, while they checked out the pot pavilion there

after that the cable kanes will likely -- companies will likely appeal it. in los gatos, kiet do, kpix 5. >> that announcement is now scheduled for thursday from the fcc. >>> menlo park authorities are asking boaters to be more prepared. the fire department says they've received eight rescue calls in the last month alone. normally they get about 12 calls for an entire year. the district's airboat crew says some of the boaters they've rescued do not have equipment to sustain them in case of an marge. -- emergency. >> basically it's lack of preparation and lack of safety out there that the boaters aren't well prepared. the boaters haven't planned their trip. they're not aware of the tide charts and don't have the appropriate equipment out there boating. >> authorities say they spent a long time just looking for people because boaters don't have gps devices and flares. >>> the state water board says california has met governor brown's 20% water reduction target. the governor called on all residents to make the cut. when he declared a drought emergency last year

dominick kane, al jazeera. >> the nigerian government said its forces have fought off an attack in the northeastern city of gombe. forces open fired as they opened the city saturday, throwing leaflets and calling for the boycott of next elections. boko haram attacked a town in neighboring chad, killing ten people. >> this is what is left of the gombe village the first known assault in chad by the nigerian armed group. it's thought around 30 fighters crossed lake chad early on friday. they made it to the village and shot at anyone they found and then set fire to the place. two-thirds of the village has been burned to the ground. nugumbe had become a place where many sought safety from boko haram back home. many of them are now on the run gain as the violence follows them. the chadian army is part of a regional task force made up of troops from nigeria niger and cameroon fighting boko haram which is trying to create an islamic state in the region, and has killed orchid napped thousands of people. the chadian army has responded to friday's attack and eventually pushed the armed group back

evander kane has more. >> reporter: this is douma, the area has been bombed. people try to rescue others in the chaos. more than 100,000 people lived here. it's believed more than 3 million have left since 2011. camps in turkey. >> if they gave me all the money in the world, if they gave me kilos of gold i couldn't feel at home. how can one leave their homeland. >> i came here now, they gave me all things. >> while the daily violence continues in syria, members of the opposition have been meeting in istanbul. for years president bashar al-assad's opponent struggled to form a lasting fight. >> in the past stage, it begins with the eternal coalition. leaders of the free syrian army say their situation is challenging. frankly speaking we do not have any plans. we as fire to have coordination and cooperation. >> the problem is their influence with the international community has declined as the threat has grown. some countries seam more interested in fighting the armed group and ending the civil war. >>> thousands of kurds rallied in towns, turkey's south-east. pr

dominic kane, al jazeera. >> suspected al-shabab fighters have ambushed an africa union convoy in somalia ten people died in the attack, including a number of ethiopian trips. six central african heads of states have met to discuss boko haram. they are discussing strategies to fighting the armed group. they have spread beyond nigerian's borders into cameroon and chad. >> to denmark where the memorial is due to be held. nick spicer has more. >> reporter: i'm standing in front of the cafe cultural center where the remembrance will take place in the presence of the danish and swedish prime ministers. flags are flying at half mass across denmark today. they provided details about the alleged killer saying he was probably a loan wolf, and that he had a back ground in gangs and had a violent past. the danish immediate are identified him as this man. he is said to have done some time in jail after knifing a man on a commuter train. he came out of jail two weeks ago. two men they say have assisted the suspect and they will be questioning these men about any possible links in a wider network. >> g

dominick kane, al jazeera. >> hundreds more migrants have been rescued from over crowded boats headed to italy from north africa. two commercial ships arrived after an early morning distress call. some have been taken to the italian island of lampedusa. others to sicily. an estimated 300 migrants were drowned in stormy seas earlier this week trying to reach italy from north africa. >>> red roses symbolizing love are the traditional way to celebrate valentine's day. that means big business around the world. but bangladesh blockades strikes, and fear of attacks are hurting sales. >> it's been a difficult couple of months for most businesses in bangladesh. but for flower growers it could end up being a bad year. february is when they make almost all their money. they bearly break even the rest of the year. but as the opposition here tries to get the prime minister to step down through national strikes and violent blockades transportation has stopped. this means that although they continue to gather the roses on their farm, there are no trucks to take them to the city in time for valentin

dominic kane reports. >> reporter: alexis tsipras was elected on anti-austerity programme. in his first address to parliament as prime minister alexis tsipras stayed true to his policy. >> the greek people gave a strong and clear mandate to end austerity immediately. this catastrophic idea and to change policies. consequently the bailout was first sold by its own failure, and destructive results. >> that means that at the end of this month there'll be no bailouts for greece. instead he wants a bridging loan one allowing his country to renegotiate with europe. >> we will say it again and say gain. >> greece wants to service its debt. our partners want this too. they can join us at the table of the dialogue to find a way to make if viable. >> but to be viable the greek government needs to deal with debts totalling 362 billion. and it will need to reassure eurozone leaders that it is serious. i think it's the right time to hear from the greek government what the proposal would be to move forward. there'll be a debate on that. i don't expect conclusions. it will take time. comp

my colleague tim kane state of virginia has no mandate. and the same is true of senator mccaskill's state. so we have four states where this kind of requirement isn't attributable to them. i don't mean in any way to cast aspersions on them. but there is a lot of potential here for making a difference by mandating reporting. not just permissively giving them the cover, in the sense, the relief from any liability, but making it their burden. legal burden. thank you. >> thank you very much. i want to thank all of our witnesses for being here today. you can see by the turnout we have of senators on both sides of the aisle that there is tremendous concern about elder abuse, and ms. quinn, your testimony, your written testimony, had some statistics which i want to close the hearing with because they're truly extraordinary and show us that we have just begun to scratch the surface of the scope of this problem. in your testimony there was a chart that indicates that there are approximately 5 million victims of the elder abuse annually. in contrast