land longeds, the to my family. i was born here and i will kill myself before i give up that.take our clothes then leave for west berlin. that is what we did. >> lights out. the moment of darkness indicted by everyone. the nights are the worst always. it is at night when a woman prays and a man lies with full and thinks. it is at night when a person wonders desperately did i say it right? will they believe me? will they let me stay? what they give me a chance to work and be free? will i be united with my husband? >> and our daughter, we couldn't take her with us. we couldn't wait for her. >> we had been married for 50 years. for 200 years the land belonged to my family. i was born here. >> hear any drama packed room, the evidence is weighed and the judgment is pronounced. here a three-man commission, men elected by the people is a terrible responsibility of deciding thousands of human destiny. no one is sent back. those who can prove they fled because of personal danger or other pressing reasons are granted the right to work and the right to live as individual free people. for

western ivory coast land disputes have long triggered reprisal killings and tribal conflicts in this region bordering liberia a third of the fatalities during the election violence happened to equate the region's main city and a center of the country's famous cocoa industry. hundreds of people disappeared from here and at least ninety thousand were still internally displaced by two thousand and fifteen. six mass graves can still be found in the middle of the city today nine of george's family were among those killed to turn their back. on this other group a specific. day. they made. a jaunt to see a glass ceiling to secure them but that. some of the day nobody was back. in march two thousand and eleven when allison what hours then rebel forces took over the town a crowd of illegal settlers attacked a neighborhood enjoy a quick. they were joined by a pro what are militia men known as the doe's those hundreds of people when massacred the bodies were later buried in haste by only king un personnel. this was an act of revenge targeting landowners from the local gary tribe. after the atta

it will be warm in land all weekend long.and then a bit of a drop off her numbers early next week for monday, and tuesday. >>>is adjourned san francisco, patchy fog raining in the upper 60s in by 3:00 mostly sunny skies but still some patchy fog. no major changes for your saturday, except more fog tomorrow morning. that will bring in cooler air, and maybe a few extra clouds. the shower threat should be to the north of the bay area. here is our forcast showing you the fog. there's got to be a few more patches around the bay, this is 8 am tomorrow morning. still patchy coastal fog, partly cloudy skies around the bay. more sunshine inland and temperatures tomorrow actually fairly nice. oakland 74, no major heat in the forecast. san jose will go 81, san francisco 69 degrees. we have dialed in that we can forecast and it's looking nice as we head toward sunday. a bit of a drop off in numbers and early next week by monday and tuesday. >>>looking good. >>>still ahead, usa women's soccer team takes on new zealand. it is one of the lo

land. >> how long have you been doing this?t ten years since i came here. >> what's the furthest you've ever traveled from home? >> translator: not that far. >> if you could go, if you could leave north korea and go to any other place in the world, where would you like to visit? >> translator: i want to visit the u.s. >> her answer surprises me. no north korean has ever told me they want to visit the united states. >> translator: i want to see what on earth the u.s. looks like to be harassing korean people so much. stost hard for us right now because of it. i really curse the americans and to want destroy their land. >> now, i understand her answer. very nice to meet you. i wish you the best. so now we're being taken to a family's home. this is a family that has been selected for us. like most families in this farming coop, they grow their own crops in in the front yard. offering to share some of their food with us. they tell me this is a typical lunch. it's got a kick to it. it's strong. duck eggs, bean paste and rice wrapped

the best chance of winds and the best chance of getting power outages mostly confined to eastern long landrn new england, cape cod. we still may get some heavier rains in jersey shore, long island and southern new england. i don't think too much flooding. >> sounds good. thank you. >>> officials investigating the deadly police shooting of a student at georgia tech. 21-year-old scout schultz who studied engineering and was an lgbtq activist was shot by campus police late saturday night. it was captured in this disturbing video. while we don't know what happened prior to this police say schultz was armed with a knife. officers is repeatedly told the student to drop the knife. during the encounter, the student seems to be saying shoot me. after schultz steps forward, an officer fires a sickal shot hitting the student. schultz later died at a hospital. it remains unclear whether the unnamed officer will receive any disciplinary action. >> if you have ever wanted to own a piece of rock 'n' roll, here's your chance. co-founder of "rolling stone" magazine says he's looking to sell his 51% stake o

land. >> how long have you been doing this?een about ten years since i came here. >> what's the farthest that you've ever traveled from home? >> translator: not that far. >> if you could go, if you could leave north korea and go to any other place in the world, where would you like to visit? >> translator: i'd want to visit the u.s. >> her answer surprises me. no north korean has ever told me they want to visit the united states. >> translator: i want to see what on earth the u.s. looks like to be harassing korean people so much. it's so hard for us right now because of it. i really curse the americans and want to destroy their land. >> now i understand her answer. it's very nice to meet you. i wish you the best. so now we're being taken to a family's home. this is a family that has been selected for us. like most families in this farming co-op, they grow their own crops in the front yard. offering to share some of their food with us. they tell me this is a typical lunch. ooh, it's got a kick to it. it's strong. duck eggs, bean

land. >> how long have you been doing this?bout ten years since i came here. >> what's the farthest that you've ever traveled from home? >> translator: not that far. >> if you could go -- if you could leave north korea and go to any other place in the world, where would you like to visit? >> translator: i want to visit the u.s. >> her answer surprises me. no north korean has ever told me they want to visit the united states. >> translator: i want to see what on earth the u.s. looks like to be harassing korean people so much. it's so hard for us right now because of it. i really curse the americans. i want to destroy their land. >> now i understand her answer. >> it's very nice to meet you. i wish you the best. ♪ so now we're being taken to a family's home. this is a family that has been selected for us. like most families in this farming co-op, they grow their own crops in the front yard. offering to share some of their food with us, they tell me this is a typical lunch. it's got a kick to it. it's strong. duck eggs, bean paste

for a long time. >> reporter: over the land? >> yeah. > reporter: according to humphries, bambi and diane argued over who should control that property. >> diane wanted to make sure that that property was there for the kids. i think she had become convinced that, you know, bambi was not going to be in a position to manage that property. >> reporter: i love this girl, my daughter, but she's beyond hope. is that the kind of feeling? >> well, she just can't be trusted with it. >> reporter: bambi didn't agree. >> she wanted the property back. >> i had a lot of anger about that. >> reporter: but humphries learned the land wasn't the only hot button between bambi and her mother and step-dad. over the raising of bambi's boys, nathan and cody. >> was there any issues where they didn't -- where your parents didn't want the kids to go back to you guys or anything like that? >> well, yeah. i understand my mom had cared for them and all and that was hard for her to give them back. at first we were angry, you know, at each other and being ugly to each

model almost brings it over land by long island and clips southern new england. happens we'll have a much greater concern with storm surge not just rip currents and large waves and also if it's that close we'll have problem with winds even 40 to 60-mile-per-hour wind, leaves on the trees, we'd call it power out annuals, i'm telling people, get your preps now in case it gets closer, it will be a close call. >> still ahead, everybody, the trump administration takes new action against iran as a key deadline approaches with that country. we will go live with what officials are saying about the deal's future. not back. it's looking up, not down. it's being in motion. in body, in spirit, in the now. boost® high protein it's intelligent nutrition with 15 grams of protein and 26 vitamins and minerals. for when you need a little extra. boost® the number one high protein complete nutritional drink. be up for it it's my decision ito make beauty last. roc® retinol, started visibly reducing my fine lines and wrinkles in one week. and the longer i use it, the better it works.

and the remains of world war ii air defence batteries on the land can now also be conserved. the national trust owns long stretches of land above the white cliffs of dover but in certain circumstances it is only 1a metres wide. by purchasing this new land just the other side of the fence where the vegetation is a much lighter colour, it gives the trust a buffer, more land to work with. the white cliffs have an abundance of nature and history and by buying this land, the national trust says the future here can now be safeguarded for generations to come. john maguire, bbc news, dover. time for a look at the weather. here's helen willetts. it isa it is a very autumnal looking atla ntic it is a very autumnal looking atlantic with a deep area of low pressure with us, one today and another on its way for sunday. and in the mix we have the remnants of the storms so we could have some tropical air mixed in as wealth to enhance the rain. saturday looks like the driest day of the weekend for many of us and it has certainly been a soggy start to the day today for many of us but i am glad to say it is brightening up

help to deal with the crisis and reports have emerged last week that mars on me was poncing land mines and long its border with bangladesh and since then several explosions have been reported among those dead and injured are a number of bangladeshi citizens who live at the edge of that border reports from southeast. on the bangladesh side of the author river a rustic like shattered by events in a foreign land. remembers how his younger brother was when he bought his first. so when the animal wandered off his brother went to find it. suddenly i heard this huge explosion and i saw people come running they were running away from something i went to see what happened and saw some people carrying he was in pieces. brother had chased the cow over the poorest border into myanmar and stepped on a landmine he lost a leg and is in hospital fighting for his life just behind me beyond that dirt path is the enough river the border between me and mar and bangladesh just a few thousand feet away from the home of mohammed hussian over there you can see several cows crossing back and forth between the river as

heritage and the remains of world war ii air defence batteries on the land can now also be conserved. the national trust owns longstances it is only 14 metres wide. by purchasing this new land just the other side of the fence where the vegetation is a much lighter colour, it gives the trust a buffer, more land to work with. the white cliffs have an abundance of nature and history and by buying this land, the national trust says the future here can now be safeguarded for generations to come. john maguire, bbc news, dover. time for a look at the weather. here‘s helen willetts. it isa it is a very autumnal looking atla ntic it is a very autumnal looking atlantic with a deep area of low pressure with us, one today and another on its way for sunday. and in the mix

secretary borisjohnson is visiting the caribbean to see the british aid effort in force and he landed not longn board and welfare for servers. this is what he had to say. we are putting another £25 million into immediate effort and of course it needs it, massively. you can't but be affected by the scale of devastation that the people of anguilla have endured. just going around this hospital, 60% of a damaged. but the royal marines, our troops, have been here since friday. you have just seen another contingent of royal engineers arriving with their tools, their spades and their axes and getting on with rebuilding the roofs and all of the other structures. that is going to be short—term work. what we need to be short—term work. what we need to think about that is how, as the uk, we can underline our commitment to these overseas territories and get them back on their feet for the long term. doesn't that mean changing the relationship between these rather forgotten islands and headquarters? no, the government of anguilla is in charge but i think people need to understand that there are some things

shepard: from my perspective, i think it means this eye will be over the land for long enough to to where it will lose some of its punch. that is not to say it's not dangerous for people there, it definitely is. >> reporter: yeah. we'll see. [laughter] shepard: yeah. we will see. jeff flock who's been moving up and down the coast for us all afternoon. it's hard to imagine that when we started, when i started coverage this morning, 8:00 eastern time, miami was already getting battered. the water was coming inland, the winds were really high. here it is 5:30 in the afternoon, and that's still the case. phil keating is somewhere around the 79th street causeway in miami. phil's -- phil, how's it looking there now? >> reporter: well, the rain has really decreased. the winds are still strong but nothing like a couple of hours ago. you've got to come this way. two guys pushing their little mini cooper, unwisely tried to drive through the floodwaters that still remain. but the flooded street, the 7 9th street causeway, major east/west artery between the city as well as out to the beaches. that's

bumper to bumper traffic on the single highway that links islands to the main land an there's reports of gas shortages and long lines as gas stations and some people are planning to ride out the storm as it hits this weekend and governor rick scott warning them to take every precaution. >> i cannot stress this enough do not ignore evacuation orders remember we can rebuild your home but not rebuild your life. >> scared. >> yeah. >> i am because you know like i said you hope for best. >> many of you have been sending us messages on twitter an facebook asking for later on hurricane track. let's get to sue palka to see if there's change to the st storm's path, sue. >> we got the latest update from national hurricane center 8:00. first and foremost carrying 185 mile an hour winds and it's been doing that for 33 hours. no other tropical system around the globe is able to do that since satellite era began in 1966. yes it's these a crowd here. we have three hurricanes we're tracking and this is the latest own category five irma unbelievable storm and and even if it's potentially undergoing eye wall replacement cycle n

lands on. they're waiting in long, long lines for banks and power makes atm withdrawals impossible. transactions are being done by hand inside banks. the total economic toll could reach 100 billion. >> here at home people are coming together rallying for the people of puerto rico. >> many worried the -- is not getting those that need it the most fast enough. >> a couple hundred people gathered for a rally to bring attention to the might of people in puerto rico. 200 people are here and others have family. there most are frustrated by the time it has taken to for supplies to fwet to their loved ones thoughts the islan island. a weeken a half after hurricane maria devastated puerto rico they'll hoping the aid process moves more quickly and they say it's difficult to watch and see people in puerto rico suffering. precilla bell is worried sick about her aunt. >> we cannot get to them and can't -- she's dying and survived the hurricane but our aunts is dying in the hospital because she doesn't have the medications that she knee. she's elderly. and we don't know if she can last any longer

as long as it stays away from land. 79 tomorrow. chance of showers. chance of showers thursday, friday and saturday. then beautiful sunshine on sunday. and looks like a nice stretch of weather to start next week. >> all right. >>> so anyone missing a pig? how this 250 pound stranger landed in one couples backyard. that's next. the leader. the best. the s-class has sat at the pinnacle of automotive excellence for generations. the one car that continually innovates and pushes technology forward. on each s-class, there lies a simple badge. and it serves as our constant reminder, to never rest on laurels, and to forever earn the star. this is the 2018 s-class from mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >>> as clean up and recovery efforts continue in the wake of irma. people weren't the only ones displaced by the storm. >> meet babe. a 250 pound pig. couple in south carolina said they actually woke up to find this girl on their porch. the owners were al only a quarter mile up the road. they decided to stick around for a while. and have a few snacks. >>> foll

. >>> the sexting scandal landed him a prison sentence how long he'll spend behind bars. >>> a man accusedmurdering his father, what happened? we have the latest on the investigation. >>> another case of swine flu at a local fair. tonight experts weigh in on what may be causing that outbreak. >>> coming up on the final five, it's a lively show. protests on capitol hill as the gop efforts to repeal and replace obamacare hit another hurdle. catch the ♪ ♪. >>> former anthony winner is headed to prison. a judge sentenced him to 21 months behind bars and three years on supervised release. in may, he pleaded guilty to a felony charge for sending sexually explicit messages to a teenage girl. winner will $10,000 fine. he will have to register as a sex offender. >>> a leesburg man is in jail excused of stabbing his father to death. police say son turned himself in at leesburg police headquarters and confessed to stabbing his father. officers found the father dead. family members told us there were never signs of trouble >> he was a hard working man. we're devastated. we're in pain. they used to get

in houston, these families are just now getting to dry land after seven long days of water-logged neighborhoods. in west houston, officials strongly urging those with water in their homes to leave now, as water is planned to be released from stressed reservoirs. >> floodwaters in the homes is a hazardous situation. there is danger of electrocution, there is danger of structural compromise. it is not a safe place to remain. >> reporter: but residents in this area of texas could be getting some help from federal inspectors. there are about a thousand federal housing inspectors that have been sent to the southeastern texas area, about 200 more of them are on the way. so brianna, hopefully some of these people when they do return to their homes can get an accurate assessment of how safe it is, whether it's safe to go in or maybe they stay out for several days or weeks. >> brian todd, thank you for that report. i want to go to houston where mayors are warning people in their homes to leave immediately. nick, you're in an area where crews with still making water rescues today? >> houston is is still

at 16 miles an hour, it will be over land for the long time. if it does that it loses power by the time it gets out into the water and heads generally in this direction. so, savannah, charleston, myrtle or up. generally speaking if it stays ore the water by the time it gets there, it's much stronger. the governor talked about traffic. let's look at the traffic. this is google traffic, the florida keys, we've all seen, this we know green is good, from marathon up into isla mirada, up into key largo, where you make the turn, come down through florida city. andrew came right through here, barrelling, twice as fast as this storm, twice as fast. the eye half as small. so it was moving much faster, didn't have that much rain with it, the eye was tight, not as strng as this storm. the eye half the size in diameter -- in width. when it came across, florida city and homestead, wiped it out. all of this, just everglades. this is where all that damage from andrew was done right here. we have a television station up here on the north bay causeway, about he

land. >> iran's new missile has a long enough range to hit israel. like president trump israeli prime minister had made it clear he too opposes the deal with iran.>>> new developments in a nuclear tension with north korea. china announced it is setting limits on the oil supply to the north. it could be a significant move as the u.s. imposes stricter sanctions against north korea. north korea is threatening to test a hydrogen bomb in the pacific which would be considered a major provocation. tonight president trump again mocked the leader calling him rocket man. after the north korean leader called president trump in salida range. >>> -- mentally deranged. >>> rescue crews in mexico -- time is running short to find survivors. in the ruins that destroyed buildings. it is day four of the search for those missing. the magnitude 7 point one quake on tuesday. the death toll has risen to 293. than half of victims were killed in mexico city. families of the missing have been camping out in tents near collapsed buildings. where their loved ones are believed t

tim fur long has landed. they'll be polling the latest developments as the storm nears. >>> coming up, as you heard matt just say, we'll show you the first responders in the tri state area heading into harm's way the to help. and you can track irma, see damage photos and get the updated forecast from the nbc 10 weather team. >>> new this morning in gloucher county, one person is dead after a crash on route 42. this crash cracked a utility pose which has the to be replaced. investigators haven't said what caused this crash. >>> new this morning, philadelphia police say a group of men stole a rental car. one man democrated a security guard while others took off with the cars. the vehicles were found a short distance away and police made at least one arrest. >>> today in bucks county, two counties accused in the murder of bucks county will each face a judge. >> pamelas osbourn is live for us in doylestown in front of the courthouse this morning. will the cousins appear together or separately? >> they're going to

job to address the humanitarian catastrophe in a way that is consistent with a long-term interests and denying iran a land bridge that could put an army on the border of israel. there's big issues that we could use russia's help on. we saw the story today about how russia may be trance shipping to north korea, and that's not in their interests. we have to find the areas of coop raeg cooperation. >> the questions about what they did, who might have helped them and how to stop it, you believe those are all legitimate questions for us to look at? >> of course, and so does the president. >> he has been on different positions with that question, but i want you on the record.

to her tent this is the start of a new life as a ten year old refugee in a foreign land nicholas hawke al-jazeera long bangladesh. iraq's kurdish leader massoud barzani says monday's independence referendum will definitely go ahead despite international pressure for it to be delayed or even counsel resigned he was speaking in iraq's kurdish capital of the final rally before monday's front which has been criticized by the united states the european union and the arab league amongst many others he says the kurds are happy to fight alongside iraqi forces. again sigh so whatever the referendum result. set about when we tell the world leave the kurds expressed their own rights and decide their own independence we cannot continue any longer to status quo with the federal government in baghdad the referendum is not to risk the referendum is not to draw new borders it is to confirm and insist on our right for independence the real risk is to let others decide your fate. a judge's order the release of six people who were arrested on wednesday in a crackdown by spanish authorities on preparations for an indepen

their connections with the ruling party to get concessions or simply grabbing land by force according to local n.g.o.s this is a long overdue attempt by the government to right previous wrongs. and they are for it is understand about human rights they would study about the pact on the people in making their land concessions and they would leave villages land alone. sudden government interest it seems could be political with an election next year the ruling party nearly lost the last election and its popularity in the countryside has been falling i think this is a very strong signal to the only party that they must looking for a way to deal with the. reputation of the in my mind for the. fears are growing about how fair that election will be but these people are hoping the governments need to win their votes will win them some longer waits it justice. mcbride jazeera kokang province computer. no again i'm fully back to bo with the headlines on al-jazeera the un has declared the crisis the world's fastest developing refugee emergency more than half a million people have fled to bangladesh since fighting began in myanm

land by force. according to local n.g.o.s this is a long overdue attempt by the government to right previous wrongs. and yes they are thorough it is understand about human rights they would study about the impact on the people in making their land concessions and they would leave villages land alone. sudden government interest it seems could be political with an election next year the ruling party nearly lost the last election and its popularity in the countryside has been falling i think this is a very strong signal the only party that they must looking for a way to deal with if not. every page can read the bill you might be forgiven for your. fears are growing about how fair that election will be but these people are hoping the governments need to win their votes will win them some long awaited justice. bride al jazeera kokang province cambodia now this week us training announced it will join the ranks of nations with their own space agency the state of south australia has the highest number of space startups in the country it is also playing host to the international astronautical congress report

he spoke about the rising long lawlessness of the land. this is what makes self-governance possible. people reject thein responsibility to obey the law, lincoln offered to vivid examples to illustrate his point.re. he also referred to them as regular gamblers.t follow these were a set of man, certainly not following a very useful or honest occupation.ga let me clarify those were lincoln's words. in his words they were worse than useless and their execution in an abstract matter was never a matter of reasonable regret with anyone. the executed gamblers had received no due process. turning up blind eye to extradition killing, the government sent a snowball. they went after men who were caught up and hanged another part of the state. then friends, finally strangers from neighborhood states were subjected to the same fate. thus, according to lincoln, dead men were seen dangling from the bowels of trees on every roadside and in numbersev almost sufficient arrival was a drapery of the forest. mind you i think that was a bit of an overstatement,

long is so much fun. >> on any given day, you can see tons of takeoffs and landings. >> when the weather is nice, they will fly all day long. small planes, jets, everything. >> chopper 4 right there just landing. that was a beautiful landing, was it not? back in to you guys. >> it better be. it's on tv, right? >> molette, we've seen the chopper. you've talked about the food. are you going to get in a plane this morning? >> reporter: we've got something special coming up live from inside the cockpit of a plane. i promise you. it's going to be beautiful. i know. pray for me, eun. >> i'm praying for you, girl. i'm looking forward to it. better you than me. thank you, molette. see you soon. >> reporter: isn't that cool seeing the plane and the chopper land. >> she didn't say whether she's flying it. >> either way. the only real way to fly. i went to an air show years ago. is an open cockpit biplane. this is the most fun you can have. leather helmet and the goggles on. it was so reason. >> and the firm ground. >> and the outdoors to enjoy. a lot of great things going on. the andrews air show is coming up. that'

regime test aid hydrogen bomb this is secondth one analyst say one perfected could be long enough to hit the u.s. main land. today in emergency meeting of un secuirty counsel nikki haley str solution and more serious option on the table. >>> only the strongest sanctions would enable us to resolve this problem due to dip lom say. we kicked the can down the road long enough. there's nowhere road yet. >> his abusive of muscled show she is beg are for work. war is never something the united states want. we don't want it now. but our country's patience is not unlimited. we will defend our allies and our territory. >> president trump tweeted his response yesterday saying the u.s. is considering "stopping all trade with any country doing business with north korea". >> harvey may be history down south but storms he direct being felt. >> some helping those in need. >> hey, guys, was going on. beautiful labor d w better place do i do he's a building weather man he has a little talent too. shawn can you give us the forecast for at next two ho hours. >> the forecast is nice for today and for the next few hours and ton

they've been on a long flight from miami. they just landed here about 20 minutes ago. behind me we have a lot of dogs. a lot of big dogs, puppies and again they'll get evaluated and looking for some new homes in the bay area of the reporting live in the bay area. abc7 news. >> so cute. thank you very much. >>> new sponsor patch won't be the only they know different about the golden state warriors this season. the team confirms it will have an oakland themed jersey. it allows it to be warn during the season. it has gone with out with the old and the city logos. but this new one will say the town instead. the uniforms will be worn on saturdays. >>> san francisco could be the first city to achieve the goal of zero hiv and aids. is the city's department of health and getting to zero consortium said the annual report shows new hiv diagnosis declined to a record low of 223 in 2016. that's down 16% from 265 in 2015. hiv positive san francisco supervisor jeff sheehey said there's still more to be done. >> if we're going to get to zero, we have to get to the housing disparities

and the long list of other people. eventually, landed here. that you did not like the iowa winters? sandra: i think it is my southern blood. i am far more southern than i am anything else. i love the people of iowa but not the temperatures. host: having worked for candidates and then having your father run for president, what is the difference? is it a blessing or curse to have your dad as a candidate? sandra: both. you have an instant ability to have conversations from day one with a candidate that you will not have with someone you don't have that type of relationship with. i was able to say yes and no and push back more aggressively than you might with another candidate. a betterng understanding of what they would like, what they don't like, what they do, i could look at the schedule and know instantly if it was something he would like or if there were things we needed to change to make it better and more productive and fit his personality better. that was an advantage. the disadvantage is, you know a lot of those things. .e knows that you know he is not going to like that and wa

and the sunsetting 10 minutes before 7:00 you see the shadows really getti getting long at this point at penn's landing breathtaking day and gusty at times where winds are 30 miles per hour or higher. as we jump towards the weekend tomorrow is picture perfect and a fly in the ointment on saturday. and the front comes through and sparks a shower and most of date is dry. cloudy and peeks of sun and temperatures in the 60s and sunday the sunshine is back and 71 degrees the second half of the weekend. as we look at the numbers that tumbled the last 24 hours, felt like mid-90s in the afternoon and the air temperature dropped 20 degrees cooler in allen tonight and 9 degrees cooler in philadelphia. and you are at 57 in mt. pocono and 68 for reading and allentown and 75 in philadelphia and dover and the numbers are going to drop pretty quickly here once that sunsets. and as you look from the mid-atlantic northeast deep south all the way back to the midwest. very little is happening and the front is coming through on saturday in the western great lakes and before it clear skies tonight and crisp and cool and 47

land. it says organised crime has been pocketing funds — and now some 500 million euros worth of payments are under investigation. in sicily, there've longms the mafia is preying on eu subsidies. but locals are also fighting back as manuela saragosa reports from sicily. land and property under attack. fighting cicely‘s role of fear is a risky business. last year, the market tried to kill this man and 110w market tried to kill this man and now lives under permanent armed guard after he tried to stop the mafia from illegally claiming public land is arraigned in order to get eu funds. translation: a new law now ensures anyone applying for farm has to have anti—mafia qualifications. we have taken a toy away from them. we have taken a toy away from them. we will not let them play with it any more. we have broken it. but it is not just public land any more. we have broken it. but it is notjust public land that has been targeted by the mafia. we are in the shadow of mount at, just over there. these six had this belonged toa man. there. these six had this belonged to a man. i came to meeting to find out what happened when he refused to hand over

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as you heard, this is a 100 mile long, 35 mile wide piece of land, right, this island? there are 11 fema staging centers. if you even dot them evenly, people are going to have to be walking 10 more miles just on average to get to a fema center. we're talking about the basic necessities here. if you look back to last weekend, the "washington post" is saying that was our president's lost weekend. he was in bedminster. he went to the alabama rally friday night. he spent a large part of the weekend tweeting and discussing his disgust at nfl players that were taking a knee disrespecting the american flag. is this going to be potentially this president's katrina? >> well, i don't think aoeupts t it's the only one he's had, but it is is close to that. we have resources in this country which are regularly deployed almost instantaneously in a natural disaster. my own kentucky guard have the air traffic controllers that the governor was talking about. in haiti several years ago, the military was there almost within hours. so, yes, i think clearly the -- when he was at bedminster,

land enjoy security. it is simply impossible for anybody to aspire to attain long-term stability, prosperity and development while muslims in yemen, syria, iraq, bahrain, afghanistan, myanmar, and so many semi-other places live in misery, war and poverty. mr. president, throughout its history, iran has been the bastion of tolerance for various religions and ethnicities. we are the same people who rescued the jews from babylonian servitude. opened our arms to welcome armenian christians in our midst. and creative the iranian cultural continent with a unique mix of diverse religions and ethnicities. i represent the same iran that has historically assisted the oppressed. centuries ago, we supported the rights of the jewish people. and today, we insist on the restoration of the rights of the palestinian people. iran is still the same country supporting justice and seeking tranquility. today, we are on the front lines of fighting terror and religious extremism in the middle east. not for sectarian or ethnic reasons, but for an ethical humanitarian and strategic one. iran does not seek to restore its ancient empi

hundred five hectares of land much of it is least the land cost the newcastle's forty thousand euros a year. the cows are kept in a shed all year long and given special concentrated feed to many this is intensive livestock farming. is in your own land leases are expensive in this region we do intensive farming and produce around eleven thousand liters of milk a year to put that in context in germany the average dairy farm produces eighty five hundred liters a year we wouldn't be able to afford the land of far yield we're lower to the limits lie still. animal rights activists want to see more free grazing life stuck in the farming industry only a few of anita's cows are allowed to graze freely the grass here isn't sufficiently lush the high yield cals but they look assamese don't see themselves as the farming industry they're a family business they have one employee and one trainee milk prices have occasionally fallen to less than thirty cents police or how are they supposed to turn a profit animal welfare and environmental protection are expensive and sometimes the look asons make barely two thousand euros a month. but ability of to

have been growing the last several years and some qu somewhat of a moderator on growth and land investment as longu see pricing power. that's what we continue to see now. the same time, a lot of builders are moving to a land light model where they're filling their bucket with land, but it's more on the options side. they're not going to get much capital. that's driving better returns. >> that's interesting. ken, i'm just looking at the estimates this afternoon, they're looking -- the street, 46 cents on the earnings about $1.1 billion on the revenue. that revenue is up 22.5% from a year ago i mean, that's a pretty hefty number, isn't it >> it is kbh had good order growth. i think going forward in general, we do like the building product companies because they benefit from price depreciation, where the builders as you just spoke about face cost inflation, so land labor. pricing is not beneficial for them as it is for the building product companies. >> what would be an example, ken, real quickly, of some of the product companies you think are better positioned in this market >> well, we do like owen

long. for warren buffett she's the landed gentry living on the right side of the interstate apartheid wall you never has to deal with these scams to larceny the malfeasance of wells fargo bank directly she's cashing in on their criminality and this credit freeze recommended by the bank carly equifax catastrophe is similar to these but hurricane this is a hurricane of the kind of markets brought on by moral hazard writ large. here's what people have been saying about rejected in the us is it actually just the long also the only show i go out of my way to lunch you know what it is that really packs a punch oh yeah it is the john oliver of marty americans do the same we are apparently better than blue nothing's better to see people you've never heard of love redacted tonight not the president of the world bank so you're going to write me seriously send us an e-mail. this morning with a guy that can know the most get a little. well several more than you but i you. know those are the ones that i guess are kind of. this yes or no but if you dump a lot and there's no she refused. to. wear the blu

their connections with the ruling party to get concessions or simply grabbing land by force according to local n.g.o.s this is a long overdue attempt by the government to right previous wrongs. and yet they are thorough it is understand about human rights they would study about the impact on the people in making their land concessions and they would leave villages land alone. sudden government interest it seems could be political with an election next year the ruling party nearly lost the last election and its popularity in the countryside has been falling i think this is a very strong signal to the only party that they must looking for a way to deal with this not. overpay for the big might be for their. fears are growing about how fair that election will be but these people are hoping the government's need to win their votes will win them some long awaited justice. macbride al jazeera kokang province cambodia. thousands of people in haiti's capital port au prince of being protesting about tax increases the recent rises of men cigarettes and alcohol are now a lot more expensive the tax changes were revealed three we