also, it was the largest ever u.s. military try. the largest ever.ook the longest time, largest in size and that is at least since the civil war. so, that is a statement not by me but by the prosecutor in that trial afterwards about june this year. in. >> host: it's a damning metaphor for the whole thing that you had the most powerful media institutions in the country, whether intentionally or unintentionally, colluding with the government to shroud the entire thing in utter secrecy and only because of -- again i keep reiterating this -- a handful of independent journalists who were not working for money or huge publications, just refused to let silence win at the end, and it shows the power of independent voices, of independent journalism and independent journalists who ondo work harder than their corporate counterparts. >> host: that's. >> guest: that's correct. bryant was very dogged throughout to the whole process. >> host: she deserves a lot of credit. we have some people here that are going to ask questions. i know your time is limited so we'll

los angeles is the largest city to equip its police officers with body cameras. plus argentina returns stolen artifacts to their rightful owners. stay with us. >> welcome back. a quick reminder of the top stories. president obama has outlined the damage caused by climate change. it needs to be addressed now. thousands have taken to the streets in vienna calling for fair and respectful treatment of refugees. a memorial service was held for 71 people. los angeles is now the largest city in the united states to equip local police with body cameras. many u.s. cities are looking at using the cameras after protests against police brutality. officials are trying to build trust with the community. >> punch like this, slip it under my collar. >> reporter: police call this the new normal o monday more than 80 officers here took to the streets wearing body cameras. >> something that we are not intimidated of, we are not afraid of. we are embracing the idea and the concept of it. i think it will give a new perspective to it. >> reporter: the first 860 cameras will be deploye

. >> this basilica is the largest roman catholic church in the was one of the largest in the world, i think one of the ten largest churches in the world. i believe pope francis was here, pope john paul ii. mother teresa, among others. it is -- it's sometimes referred to as america's catholic church, dedicated to the patrons of the united states, blessed virgin mary, and that crowd has been out there for a very long time today, waiting for this moment. they were keeping them entertained with choirs and they were able to watch some of the other activities of the day on the jumbotron but shortly, after the pope issues a blessing to those gathered inside and praise a in the chapel he'll celebrate canonization mass, first one ever held in the u.s. >> in north america. >> in north america. >> i believe in north america. but certainly in the united states. cannonizations are usually held in rome. beatification is often held in the home country. i think the pope wanted to send a message by doing this here, and the message was, i invite this catholic church and america to be like this man, to

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actually the largest order for me this year, came from the world meeting of families . the program kits, 17,500 pieces of nine different items. wow. i am extremely proud pope gear will be selling like crazy with a projected impact of $400 million on the local economy should be quite a few of these flying around. lots of fun mementos for people to take with them along with the poep's inspiring message. there is one woman in center city hoping that pope francis himself will try one of her special creations dann cuellar shares her story we hand made this, this morning jezabel careaga is the chef and owner of gavin's cafe at 26th and pine streets. but, like pope francis, she was born and raised in argentina. this is what we used to do as kids. and when the pope visits her adopted city, she wants to treat him to the flavors of home. he has to have breakfast. he has to have lunch jezabel has been cooking since she was a little girl. in argentina i would say, we are always surrounded by family. and empanadas are always a part of the gathering. you're coming to someone else's h

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this is the largest catholic church in the united states. 10th largest in the world. pope francis will be welcomed by some 3000 seminarians, all lucky enough for them to be there, a crowd of 25,000 expected during the mass. and we will talk more about the man who is being made saint in just a few minutes, bring you a live picture when that happens and if you want to watch this entire mass, we will have it streaming at our website, abc7ny.com. >>> lets move to tomorrow right now. the pope's schedule includes a to a d.c. area church and then, yep, he is headed to our area. >>> and here in our area there are signs everywhere that the countdown is almost over. street blockades are ready to put in place and people know the pope is almost here. eyewitness news reporter n.j. burkett is live on the upper west side with how some of the people closest to the action are reacting today. n.j. >> reporter: that's right, sade, 67th street and central park west, you can see the huge 8-foot fence is in place, tow trucks are standing by to tow cars. police officers massing akatrina the

patterson is one of the largest syrian communities in the u.s. >> 11 year old. her and her family spent two and a half years in a refugee camp in jordan after fleeing the war in syria. just six weeks ago, she was able to bring her and her siblings to new jersey. >> thank god i was able to bring them back to a normal life. >> his wife didn't want to appear on television. mohammed is working in construction. the children are in school. but being separated from their extended close knit family is taking a toll. >> we wish we had our grandmother with us, all of our family. >> translator: her grandmother her aunts are still in jordan and we hope we can bring them over together. >> reporter: hundreds of syrians have recently resettled in this part of new jersey. home to a long established syrian american community. >> if you are here for syrian refugees say yes! >> yes! >> a syrian american activist spoke out for solidarity in new york city. >> when everything around you has been destroyed, when all of your family have been dispersed, when you have lost all economic m

they say their market capitalization will be the largest since ntt went public 28 years ago.eaders in tokyo are planning to use the proceeds to finance rebuilding work for areas affected by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. >>> japan's only nuclear reactor currently online is set to undergo final inspections before resuming commercial operations. if it gets the green light, it will be the first in the country to start generating electricity for sale since 2013. the operator, kyushu electric power company, started the number 1 reactor in southwestern japan on august 11th. it became the first to be activated under new regulations after the fukushima daiichi accident in 2011. inspectors from the nuclear regulation authority plan to conduct final checks of the reactor and other equipment on thursday morning. and if no abnormalities are found, the regulator will allow kyushu electric to resume commercial operations as soon as in the afternoon. >>> the president of the european commission is calling on eu countries to open their doors to the victims of a humanitarian crisis. jean-cl

it is the largest ethnic migration. there was a huge wave of germans who came here in the mid- 19th century and these people came and helped settle cincinnati. i am talking about germans in general but with these germans there were german jews. they had lost hope that they could make a decent livelihood. they have suffered so many disabilities. it wasn't the same kind of bitter oppression we are talking about that sometimes we read about in eastern european, cruelty and terrible brutality. none of that, but there were economic disabilities. young people were not able to anticipate providing for their families. this hopelessness joe them to drive the other migrants when they came to this country. they they came out to a place that was pioneering because there wasn't land available and opportunities. this was the story of the jewish peddler. you probably heard that you land in new york and you pick up a bag of who knows what, and you start going to the interior. you find yourself yourself a place where you have a monopoly

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cuba's third largest city, holguin is.the holy father flew into holguin this morning where singing children and a small crowd waving cuban and vatican flags greeted the pontiff at the airport. pope's arrival in philadelphia is just five days away now but parking restrictions are already in place. if you don't follow the rules, you risk being towed and paying a ticket. the no-parking zone expanded about two and a half hours ago. people parked in the areas you see here shaded in yellow had to move their cars by 9:00 this morning. nbc 10 cameras caught crews towing cars near the ben franklin parkway. the philadelphia parking authority just told us that they towed 67 total cars last night. drivers do have the option of buying a $20 placard that will let them leave their cars on the street until thursday and then they can move them into a parking garage. >>> you will find a sea of orange at philadelphia international airport. about 1,000 volunteers will be greating and helping travelers now through next month. the volunteers ar

america has the largest military capability in the world, you have b-2 bombers. we are threatened weekly. it's twice as big as the french and british combined but we don't have strategic bombers and don't have aircraft carriers. our margin for error is zero. america has leeway, it really does. in addition to the structural differences there was the idea logical differences. the president has gone on record. i always go back and look for quotes. the president talks a tremendous about feelings and perception so i don't have to do much research. he has called them a rational regime, that he believes if properly engaged the iran regime, iran can be responsible power, they can help resolve conflict, cost-benefit basis. that contrast that with israel's. israel's position on iran, takes rational steps, they are gere today achieve insane goals and among them instruction of my country and that they are jahadist regime that supports terror. the president said that iran is not north korea. it's worst than 50 knot koreas. how big a gap can you get? the gap widened perhaps st

david, as you know, the largest catholic church in the country. they are expecting pope francis tomorrow. the crowd will be so large, it's enough people to fill a basketball stadium. this will be the pope's view from capitol hill. the behind the scenes look released today. but inside those halls of congress, that warning. everyone on their best behavior. tonight, walk's papal welcome mat rolled out and ready to go. from the jumbotrons to the barricades. it is choir practice here right now. tomorrow, when pope francis says mass here, there will be so many people, in order to accommodate everyone, they will have 140 communion stations. crowds on this trip, ranging from large to enormous. 15,000 people at the white house. 80,000 watching the pope ride through new york's central park. up to 1 million people for sunday mass in philadelphia. the largest event of the pope's visit. now, all three cities bracing for their moment. in philly, 25 miles of streets and highways closed. new york will shut down more streets than ever before. a huge swath of the c

. >> reporter: at&t is the largest of cell carriers affected. at&t reported, we are making progress. vandalism affect it -- affects the community at large. it raises the question whether this latest act of vandalism is connected. and points to a need for a back up fiber line in the north post. that many urban areas do have. >> there's no second line, and so when there is a catastrophic outage like what we've seen today, the public's safety is put at risk. >> reporter: the senator tells me at&t is estimating that service will be restored sometime during the overnight early morning hours but no exact time was given. he also tells me that the california office of emergency services is working with the county. heather, frank. >> it is so incredible that there is no back up system here. all right thank you very much amber. >>> now to a development in the south bay. three correction officers are now accused of murder in the beating death of a jail inmate. there has never been a case like this in the entire 165 year history of the santa clara county. m

and we'll explain why america's largest family planning organization is under skrooutny. ♪ >>> hello the top stories here on al jazeera. an afghan army convoy of 100 armored vehicles has been brought to a halt by taliban fighters who have seized control of kunduz. army soldiers are complaining of a lack of leadership. >>> and an air strike in iraq has targeted the old city of mosul. 17 people are reported to have been killed. it's not clear who carried out the attack. >>> and what are thought to be the first pictures from a village devastated from an air strike are being shown on rebel tv in yemen. saudi arabia -- a coalition, rather, lead by saudi arabia has been bombing yemen for months and is denying any involvement in the bombing. >>> refugees keep streaming into europe. this is the scene at a port in italy a day after more than 1,000 were rescued from the coast guard. the international organization for migration says that a record 522,000 refugees have reached europe so far this year, more than half of them from syria. 383,000 refugees have been arrived in europe through greece,

you're not just participating in the largest 60 stocks. when you look back since the market took off in the beginning of the bull market in march of '09, you actually see the equal weight of one has done better than the one everyone buys. it's not a recommendation as much as we're seeing so much swings in the market. and everyone's concerned about the big up 1,000, down 500. what people need to realize is in many ways, these indexes are becoming momentum driven when so much money is going into such a narrow swath of companies. >> creating a volatility. >> as it's going up. etf makers have to buy more of those big stocks, and when it goes down they have to sell more. >> what about the broader market and volatility that we have seen with china, perhaps not linked to this momentum play? do you see this smoothing out a bit or do we have more rough seas ahead? >> i think volatility is here to stay. i think investors need to get used to much wider swings in the market. markets are pretty much dominated by computers, and these very easy-to-trade

>> reporter: well, we know that china is africa's largest trading partner. they have a very vested interest in what happens in the developing world. a vested interest in keeping those relations strong, and countries like china and the united states have been criticized by the developing world for doing the most to pollute the environment, to exploit countries, and causing the problems that they are left to deal with. so this is an answer to some of that criticism that we're hearing at the united nations today. as you mentioned, a pledge of $2 billion to help developing countries institute sustainable development agendas on top of another $3 billion that was announced in washington, d.c. on friday to help poor countries cut their carbon emissions. china also announced on friday that they were forming the largest ever carbon trade market in their country, a cap and trade type arrangement. this is significant also, because china, along with the united states, are the two countries that pollute the most in the world. so perhaps you're right to be a little cynica

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and the second to this crap going from the largest creditor nation to the largest debtor nation 70% of electronics are made in east asia is there any particular problem? >> i will start with of basic tale as well as the freedom side of free trade to date -- to debris have of leading opponent to the ford motor company there is a 25% tariff looking at entrepreneurs there is of lazy notion it takes place is silicon valley and we take to -- tend to forget it is a business like landscaping for the largest capital purchase is a pickup truck. we are imposing a 25% tax before anyone has earned there first dollar. that is what ford motor company is asking to maintain. so the team at tpp the first thing i am thinking about why is that hispanic person trying to curry favor business in these jobs -- she saw acidulous it is subject to a 25% tax because they have that protection? . . >> reflects why we should be concerned about that. we should pursue the idea of freedom choice for the benefit of eliminating the tax that is we see that injury our ability. we should be clear conscious of the areas tha

san antonio, san francisco, los angeles, san diego, among the largest cities in the united states nowd begun as spanish catholic missions and begun as a place where there was an encounter of cultures between spain and native america. it's an important part of our story but, yes, the caller is right, we learn far more about plymouth rock and jamestown than we ever learned about the origins of los angeles, the second largest city in america. >> host: linda is in phoenix, the tenth largest city in america. >> caller: phoenix is? okay. am i on? >> host: you're on. >> caller: okay. hi. well, first i want to go back to your comment on immigration, and immigration -- non -- immigration regulations prior to 1920. in fact, not everybody was let in. the immigrants had to prove that they had a job to go to, or someone to vouch for them here in this country. so, no one from the late 18 -- the major immigration wave from europe in the early 19th 19th century, people just were not let in without having to prove support. and also -- >> host: linda, i'm afraid i have to. >> guest: i have to disagree

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tonight the largest security operation in u.s. history to protect him. >>> more developing news. hillary clinton comes out against the keystone pipeline. as a clash of the business titans erupts on the republican side. >>> price spike outrage. the cost of a life saving drug sky rockets, 5,000% overnight. a young ceo under fire. why are americans paying so much more for medicine than other countries. >> and caught cheating. the largest automatic automaker under fire and under investigation for something hidden inside cars. a scandal now effecting 10 million drivers. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening. from the campus of catholic university of america, behind me the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception where pope francis will celebrate mass tomorrow. the first journey to america began late this afternoon. welcome to washington, plane-side by president obama and a cheering crowd. following his three-day trip to cuba. for american catholics, the next six days offer a chance to see and touch a leader who is inspired with his humbleness and compas

the largest automaker under fire and under investigation for something hidden inside cars. a scandal now effecting 10 million drivers. "nightly news" begins right now. >>> good evening. from the campus of catholic university of america, behind me the basilica of the national shrine of the immaculate conception where pope francis will celebrate mass tomorrow. the first journey to america began late this afternoon. welcome to washington, plane-side by president obama and a cheering crowd. following his three-day trip to cuba. for american catholics, the next six days offer a chance to see and touch a leader who is inspired with his humbleness and compassion and mercy. but his outspokenness on matters of world affairs ensures his visit is seen through a political lens. we begin with peter alexander. quite a welcome today. >> that is right. this is a historic trip. pope francis is now in for the night. but his arrival has energized so many americans, including more than 70 million american catholics. his holiness today made history, touching down outside of washington, francis'

they're the largest organisms on earth and they are ancient. years of drought and the warming effect of climate change, reservers are worried about their future. at 2,500 years old, this predates christianity and islam. >> more important is how tall it is. it's over 75 meters, more than 240 feet tall. scientists are going up in it today to take water samples and god help me, i'm going to follow them. >> anthony leads a team frombergly. he climbs to the very top of these trees to test them for signs of stress. he's been doing this kind of thing for 20 years. this is my first time. >> i understand hear somebody playing house music in the parking lot and i just realized that that's my heart. >> it taught me a new respect for the scientists, and the tree itself. >> so be up in this massive thing, you can feel the weight of history in the weight of this tree. it's board to be here. here's the view. check this out. wave to the folks. >> warmer temperatures more than a the trees need enormous amounts of water. >> a typical giant sequoia tree of this s

. >> i think the importance of tonight's dinner is to welcome the president of the largest country in the world. i am on the pacific rim and the pacific rim is the largest center of trade and commerce in the world today and i think working at a good relationship with china is extraordinarily important. business? >> i don't call the senate business that i'm delighted to be here. thank you. the honorable dr. henry kissinger and mrs. henry kissinger. the honorable greg strok -- the honorable wendy sherborn and mr. bruce strokes. announcer: in his weekly address, the president discusses prescription drugs. marsha blackburn of tenancy gives a republican response on efforts to defund planned parenthood. president obama: hi, everybody. today, september 26th, is "national prescription drug take-back day." it's a day where you can safely, conveniently, and responsibly dispose of expired and unwanted prescription drugs at collection sites in your community. here's why this matters. more americans now die every year from drug overdoses than they do in car crashes. and most of those deaths aren't

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one of the largest security operations in u.s. history. thousands of cameras and officers on patrol. the pope cruising around in his open air popemobile. st. patrick's cathedral now glistens. 9,000 organ pipes cleaned, the communion wafers ready, the programs all printed. the goal, nothing short of immaculate. here at the largest catholic church in the country, it is a mad dash to finish on time, but even with all of this planning you never know what you're going to get with pope francis, david. after all he is the pope of surprises. >> as we know well. cecilia, thank you. >>> now an abc news exclusive tonight. the county clerk at the center of the showdown in kentucky over same-sex marriage. breaking her silence right here. kim davis refusing to issue licenses to gay couples sent to jail for more than five days, saying she was heeding to the law of god, not the law of man. celebrating with her hands in the air as "eye of the tiger" played in the background. now they are issuing the licenses without her blessing and without her name. tonig

at its largest the proposed farm would be 48 cables divided into two grids. the grids will cover about one-fifth of a square mile, the same size as the parking lot around qualcomm stadium. anchor lines will run from the cables cages to the bottom of the ocean. those lines extend out so the whole project will cover about 1.3 square miles. the cages could have poles that extend 16 feet above the water. but kent says we won't see them from the shore. he has computer modeling that shows the cages won't look like this, but like this. because they'll be below the horizon. to test that out, i did some trigonometry. my calculations showed if you're lying on the ground at the ocean's edge, you'd see the top third of a 16-foot pole. if you're standing up, you can see more. environmental group san diego coast keeper is concerned about the scale of the project. on a cool morning a few weeks ago i boarded a small boat with matt o'mally. we set out from shelter island. after 45 minutes riding through some very choppy waters, we rounded point loma and stopped at a spot four

the population, 50,000, maybe the fourth-largest city in the country. he started in the lecture hall's they moved it to a chapel. at the end of the lecture, they said, why can't the citizens do something that john quincy attempted to do before? the first national observatory. before he was president, he was the first minister or today we would say ambassador alexander the czar of russia who had the largest telescope. he taught john quincy astronomy and john quincy had a passion for astronomy the rest of his life. he would record that in his diary. in europe, there were over 30 professional observatories in russia and europe combined. ofamerica, we had nothing these types of telescopes. he wanted america to step up in science. he was the promoter of that. the state's rights movement was strong and they did not want to give power to the federal government for what he would call his lighthouses in the sky. they mocked him for calling them those. eventually, they built the naval observatory. depot to be called a instead of the observatory. in the bill that

it was the second largest after new york in terms of size. it is arguably one of the richest is not the richest jewish communities where jews had places of prominence in significance in every field of endeavor. cincinnati is self at that time was the fifth or the sixth largest population, urban population in the united states. the city itself was important and that is why we always say it is really a path of old to tell the story of the american jewish experience without talking about cincinnati, ohio. it couldn't be done because so much about the involvement of the story in the united states touches upon things that happen in cincinnati. the very first way came in the 18 team in 1820 and most of these are relative of one another and hence settled in england. it helps contribute to the explosion of cincinnati has to do with the german migration. you may know to this day about the ethnic groups, the whole rainbow of ethnicity that has come to united states of america, the largest group as the germans migration and that begins in the 1820s but

it is the largest complete apatosaurus femur ever found. mammals have a ball and socket joint. dinosaurs do not have that. highly mobile in pl direction in that walking ain. to the side,ick which is why you hear that cracking sound when you break the drumstick of a turkey. all the way down is the head of the femur. it is six feet, seven inches dreg, contender for the an the giant of the average apatosaurus. this animal, we have done size comparisons, it should have been about 90 feet long. not a new species, but a very large individual. not only is it a large individual, but you can see it -- has also got unusual markings. these little divots are not normally here. these are punctures from the toes of a predatory dinosaur. two, three one, a secondarks from finger of a three-fingered hand. the most common in the morrison formation are the allosaurus. when we pull it out of the quarry, it is a large package of rock. 2800 pounds. backhoe toorrow a get this sucker out. it was scientifically important to put a limit on how they the big thecan get -- animals can get. there are certai

we have to be part of that. >> this is the second largest economy in the world.ermany to 50% of trade. the likes of venezuela, australia, chile -- all of these commodity countries, and very indebted countries. surely there are negative repercussions from the? at? there are a lot of countries that have built economic growth around exports to china. we see that in brazil, in australia. that is what be soft for a while. there's absolutely no question. limiting some of the growth is the anticorruption campaign. which is a good thing for copy like ours and many others who like level, transparent field. lever for important them to keep going. >> volatility in emerging markets, is that affecting your sentiment? perhaps the gm? john: he certainly see exchange rate volatility, equity volatility, all of which in many emerging markets creates a more challenging environment. but we also see populous governments that want to put infrastructure and. there are 35 gigawatts that the president has announced in indonesia by 2020. the indian prime minister is trying to accomplish s

it will have the world's largest bauxite mining operations, the largest aluminum refining business, the fourth largest aluminum production output, as well as casting houses and significant energy assets, particularly in hydro power. the second company name still to be decided will be comprised of value add businesses. this will include mid-stream and downstream segments. global rolled products engineered products and solutions and transportation and construction solutions. basically, all of alcoa's manufactured products for the aerospace, automotive, and construction industries. >> in the key businesses we have in the value add we looked at how many of those products are number one or number two positions and it's 80% of those products are number one or number two positions. so this is fantastic. it gives you a good idea of how massively competitive these businesses are all by itself. >> reporter: the decision to split coming on the heels of ongoing commodity weakness. as aluminum prices have fallen nearly 15% this year. weighing on the company's earnings. analysts say this move will be