the national politics of the left? the national organization form of the left? is there anything you can name as the on the ground of the left? i said in one sentence. now it is going to be three words. ms. taylor: i don't know if you can identify a single grouping, a single idea. i think we are at the beginning of rebuilding the left in this country. it is not to say people haven't been doing this work for many years, but it is in a different context. we are looking at the development of the most important social movement in this country since the end of the last iteration of the black freedom struggle. that changes everything. whatever people think they were doing over the last several years, which i think has actually been important because it means we are not reinventing the wheel, we are not starting from scratch. we have to raise our horizons and think bigger. really quick in terms of the previous question, one of the big challenges is how do we get bigger. how do we build a much bigger more powerful left. i think that means looking at it not as white peop

he has the mole under the left eye there. his somewhat wrinkled skin is portrayed. the fact that he is bursting filling out his jacket. , and the hand he has in front him, gilbert stewart the american painter said later about that hand, speaking of the realism, that the hand is so realistically painted with no effort to make it pretty. here you see that he is leaning on an antique column. there were not many of those in the 1760's. it's evident that copley gets much of his training from the fact that his father was an engraver and he had access to engravings from europe. this compositional idea probably came from that. i love to look at this. it must be his waistcoat showing through, the little gold here. he is dressed very conservatively in very simple cloth but you have the gold brocade coming through. it is a wonderful painting. he was a harvard graduate and if you look across the room, this is the same man painted 12 years later by his classmate. little did they think they would be hanging together in this gallery. this is also a new hampshire -- i think he owne

and nato left afghanistan last year, leaving afghan force to his face the taliban alone.s are a powerful force on the ground. and have tried to take kunduz city before. afghan forces emergency today push them back. the question is whether they can do it again. stefanie dekker, al jazeera. >>> iran's president hassan rouhani says saudi arabia's handling the hajj stampede was incompetent. saudi authorities say a tote of 769 pilgrims died. critics believe the numbers may be much higher. india and pakistan is they have given diplomats around 1,100 photos of the dead for identification purposes. >> translator: i am speaking on behalf of a great nation who is mourning of loss of thousands of muslim pilgrims and hundreds of its own citizens who had come together in the grand and global spiritual gathering of the hajj, but unfortunately, fell victims to the incompetence and mismanagement of those in charge. due to their unaccountability, even the missing cannot be identified and the expeditious return of the bodies of the deceased to their mourning families has been prevented. >>

i mean, nothing left. we saw an apartment complex leveled. nothing left. it is -- it's just unbelievable what you are seeing. it doesn't look real. keep in mind that this is -- this is a town. this is not a wildland area, though it butts up to wildland area. this is kind of the big city, the big town for this area. and blocks of it are gone. i talked to one gentleman whose home was the only one left standing. and he's convinced it's because he did what firefighters don't want people to do. he stayed to fight the fire using the water from his pool to keep those flames at bay. unfortunately, he was not able to save the family homes that were around his. now his is the only one left. he said people are gonna come home in tears. the homes are gone. many are in tears knowing there's nothing left for them to come home to. it's unbelievable. the day we come back here, it looks like this all day, just this thick, thick smoke. very hard to breathe in. you can't tell what time of day this is because where -- we're after 6:00 now. this is what 2:00 looked like. there

the issues of the transgender community have been left on the sidelines and left out of legislation when those bills have been considered. that is a portion of the movement that has been under view. it is also a portion of the movement that doesn't have the same level of resources. overlap is on nondiscrimination policies, trying to make sure policies are in place that prevent discrimination in terms of housing, employment, any number of different areas on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity. traditionally, gender identity has been left out of that legislation until my recently. -- more recently. some of the other issues that are priority for the lesbian and gay portion have been same-sex marriage. for the transgender portion, same-sex marriage is not typically a significant priority for that portion of the movement. likewise, issues like being able to change documents for sex id in then a priority transgender portion of the movement, not so much for the lesbian and gay portion of the movement. our work shows that looking at the politics of adoption of these policies, the

they're joining another strike team from station 14 that left last night. along with several fire engines from san mateo county. >> the butte fire has been ongoing and is threatening a lot of homes and property. we want to make sure the city of san jose that we're able to do our part and help out. >> reporter: the firefighters will rely on every weapon they have, spraying water, using bull dozers, even using their hands. when the fire flares and catches the top of the trees there's no stopping the flames from the ground, exactly what people in the towns of west point and san andreas fear. >> horrible. scared. i just changes too quickly. >> there's no control over it. they're saying it's going whichever way it wants. >> we built the house ourselves 50 years ago. i just hope it's there when we get back. >> reporter: it's going to be a rough night for all of those people. san jose fire department leaders say even though they have sent two strike teams to the butte fire, they say they have plenty of crews to cover this area should they have a major emergency. >

we have nothing left but god's mercy.y with the cloth we were wearing. >> reporter: the refugees had to walk several kilometers through the ruck he had know man's land between syria and jordan to get here. their journey inside syria was even more agonizing, they traveled from north to south fleeing it from isil controlled territory close to turkey. >> translator: syria is miserable. we were escaping air strikes, barrel bombs and isil. we are tired. >> reporter: many also say they left syria because they had no food. >> translator: we ran way from hunger, fatigue and bombard think. >> translator: we came for our brothers in jordan because we could no longer find anything to eat. >> reporter: the jordanian army runs the humanitarian operation at the border it says it has spent more than $700 million on feeding, treating and, transporting refugees beforehanding them over to humanitarian agencies. since the emergence of isil and al-nusra front has become harder for syrian refugees to his make the long and demanding journey to

they will be dealt with, if they have to seek asylum here or asylum in germany or if relatives are leftind in serbia or hungry and cross to austria so it's a chaotic situation and everyone we have spoken with here today if they are refugees or government officials all very much in agreement there must be a cohesive policy formulated by eu to effectively deal with this. we had been on an earlier train coming from border of hungry to here in vienna with hundreds of refugees who were thoroughly exhausted and yet relieved to be aboard one of these trains. here is our report. looking back on all they have survived it's clear the trauma won't be easy to overcome. parents may have been the ones cradling their children but the fathers and mothers here are obviously in need of as much comfort and compassion as their sons and daughters. >> translator: i took my family out of iraq because i.s.i.l. was getting closer. i wanted to protect them. i could i have known we would be treated the way we were in hungry? >> reporter: as they depart on austria's border with hungry resilience slips away and ref

i don't think the left-right thing is going to -- is the future of talk -- even though i'm on the leftdo so much more than that. and any radio show that just does politics or just talks about left/right i think is missing a great opportunity to get a much broader audience. >> or perhaps politics is so much more than left versus right. tom hartman and i had a wonderful conversation two weeks ago on my podcast. i followed it up with mark lavin. the two of you have far more in common than you have not in common, yet people would categorize you as one is left and one is right. politics could be a wonderful topic. like sports. used to be xs and os. you don't hear xs and os anymore. left/right to me is xs and os. it's important but not the whole potential. which takes us to julie talbott. you're right in the heart of all this. some of your major product is steeped in the controversy of toxic radio, left versus right, boycotts. what's your take. >> listen to the shows. we've been diversifying in the content. politics is an important issue, but so are the other current events that are happenin

the water and mud claimed most of what was left behind. the disaster will have a big impact on the local economy, particularly farming. this man and his wife have worked this land for 30 years. on this day they were supposed to be harvesting their rice. instead, they are clearing debris and seeing if any of their crop can be saved. large parts of joso remain underwaut water with boths the only transport. it's here that japan's self-defense force is focusing the search for the missing. >> translator: the area is submerged, so we cannot go there on foot. we're using boats and goes around it at the time. >> reporter: it won't be the last major storm of the year, so while this part of the country dries outs, everyone is looking to the skies hoping the rain stays away from here. >>> six months ago a category 5 cyclone hit the pacific island nature of vanuatu. >> he's reenacting actions he thinks saved his family. how he lifted his collapsed how after the cyclone brought it down on his wife and children. >> translator: i knew i had to save them.

witnesses said she left around 1:00 a.m. the clothes corey wore to the bar were folded neatly at the bottom of her bed. >> we also know that she had prepared herself for bed and crawled in her bed, so we know she wasn't attacked until after she was in bed. so either he was waiting in her bedroom closet, or he let himself into the apartment. >> investigators found a gold-plated zippo lighter in corey's bedroom. although corey smoked, none of her friends recognized it. investigators dusted the lighter for fingerprints, but none were found. >> it became apparent to us that there was no way that that was corey parker's lighter. >> inside the kitchen of corey's apartment, police found a bloodstain on the kitchen counter next to the sink and on the windowsill above the sink, both inside and outside. this led police to believe the killer entered and exited the apartment through the kitchen window. >> the reason we believe the killer didn't go out the door was because of the light that was outside. the kitchen window offered the sus

you can see the campus to the left. that is high rise, kind of the north star for all campus housing. lets go to the video. philadelphia police notified temple university, who put out the alert to all students and taff that they were investigating the armed robbery. gun or knife oring on involved. the sexual assault of the female student just after midnight. a pink flip flop right behind philadelphia police, suv that is parked on carlisle treat. here's video number two. you can see if you haven't seen one of these before, pick up a phone to make a call, you hit this big red button and is there one on each side of carlisle treat -- street, which leads into broad street and there is a reason they are here. number one if you see one of them you are not in the safe zone because they put them there in case something happened to you. we have had crimes around the temple campus before. but, sadly this girl had a gunpointed right at her head or a knife at her throat oring on where she could not move, and she was frozen in her t

she left her youngest son behind and he died in january and never came to england. when copley started this painting of his family, the baby would have been the child, but they died and copley must have known his wife was expected in -- expecting another one, so he left the space for the child in the painting. his image of his wife reminds you of an italian madonna and again it betrays his study in italy for the year before he came. we are sitting in furniture that would've been in their home in london. was a merchant in leaning and ity was his tea that had been dumped into the boston harbor for the boston tea parker -- the boston tea party. he probably had good reason to leave for england. this whole idea of a group portrait is something new, much beyond what the early artists in america could do. very baroque and complicated idea to carry off and copley learned this while he was settling -- studying in italy. the only -- room withk and the copley portraits and this is another group portrait that he painted when he went to england. it's very sophisticated on his pa

they are receding but many have been left with no where to go. u.s.officers attend a special weapons in training program critics are asking whether they become too militarized. the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. >>> welcome back here with al jazeera. a recap the top stories for you now. germany has put the 4,000 soldiers on standby to help deal with the riv arrival of 40,000 refugees this weekend. one of the largest weekend migrations since the refugee crisis began. thousands of europeans are rallying to show their support for refugees as part after global day of action. the largest really was in action -- rally was in lond

he just left d.c. a little over an hour ago and is now preparing for quite a few events in new york city. suzanne kennedy is live there and we will check in with her in just a little while. back at home some other news of the day. investigators in maryland are sifting to rubble to find out why a house exploded. abc 7 was first on the scene after a blast on sleep before slain in columbia. it happened -- sleepy horse lane. an inspector got everyone out of the home and when he was walking back to his car a fiery blast corrupted. >> it shook the whole house. we ran to the front door. we saw flames coming out of the bottom floor. the house was gone and minutes. alison: the fire and blast impacted all six homes in the row. two people suffered nonlife threatening injuries. leon: a former falls church democratic leader -- marker gardener made it plea while on try for the sexual abuse of a female family number in 2009. he also waited guilty to the listing girls at his daughter summer party in 2011. the plea dea

basically university have chosen the left, left nation i call it. conservatives are about welcome there as they would be at a democratic national convention. that is an aspect that is splintering of factoring into the consensus. universities, and their best form could be a forum for these ideas to be debated and worked out. that is not what is happening. i am not encouraged about the condition of universities. i don't see any dynamic currently in operation by which they would be detained. we certainly criticize them and there are some good people in the academy, the dominant snowball continues to move forward. one thought i have is the left-wing university aren't aspect aspect of the regime in which their living. at some point it will come to an end, probably as a result of some sort of crisis which we prearrange the politics of the country. republicans dominate dominate campuses before the great depression. that was all overturned after the great depression, the democrats were able to organize a professional class into their party. >> i agree the d

and nancy the apple tree well, what is left of it. with some fruit that are charged hanky from branches. >> reporter: possibly you dizzy with the red tape it looks to be compromised because of the fire. this may have been the house, with a mattress or what is left of it here. with the springs still poking up beneath the rubble. there is a water heater right there. and what looks like 8 or some other, stove or refrigerator. there are so charred and crumbled is really hard to tell there is also another structure right here predict or, what is left up it. >> reporter: all of this spirit has fallen completely down there is still some kelly left. --piling >> reporter: the victim, had a form of an asset and it was hard for her to get around to it you can see how she could have been trapped in the blaze. --ms >> pam: the scenes from the valley wildfire are just devistating. next at 5:30. we have an aerial tour of the destruction left behind by the fast moving wildfire. >> pam: and as if the fire was not concerns tonight about looting. coming

so company m was left as the north end of, as the left flank. and the reserve company has to come this and plug the gap. -- in and plug the gap. they actually don't, and after dark down at the south where company a is, they never joined up with company b. they are, a company of the 26th is sent in to plug that gap, and the objective eventually is consolidated. the next morning the germans counterattack again and are pushed back. the men are still holding the lines under heavy artillery fire through the whole next day. the next afternoon, the next evening the germans counterattack again down to the south, and the americans push them back. and then through the night the americans continue to hold their lines, and a lot of companies did not get any more water and were very short of ammunition. so then the next morning, now we're up to may 30th and they've been holding the lines now for two days, the germans counterattack again, and it's the last time. and it's sprinterred and uncoordinated, but the americans fight them back. the germans do not atta

parents are slamming an oklahoma teacher who allegedly forced a little boy to stop writing with his left hand. first at 12:30, the latest on the historic visit of pope francis to america, thousands greeted the pontiff as he arrived at the white house this morning and wasted no time in taking on hot button issues. rick williams and monica malpass are live now in the nation's capital with more. hello again. >> hi. >> hello again. people from all over the world are here in washington, d.c., hoping to see and maybe meet the pope, which is a thrill of a lifetime for many of them. the pope is known as the people's pope for his friendliness and down to earth nature and he likes to make a special connection to those that are poor because he too had humble beginnings, first he stopped for 15 minutes, it was not scheduled and greeted the crowd and took selfies and smiling and shaking hands and smili smiling at a few, he left the president waiting for 15 minutes, he thought it was important to meet and touch the people waiting since predawn hours. >> that is why security is so tight during the pope

we just left her house. this is not a [ bleep ] joke. i stabbed her in the throat and i saw her lifeless body just disappeared. dude, i killed cassie. oh. that felt unreal. i mean it went by so fast. >> we've got to get our -- >> stand up. put your hands on the wall. >> torey adamcik and brian draper are charged with murder. >> put your hands on the wall. >> okay. >> as we watched the tape, we saw yet another side of torey and brian that we hadn't seen thus far in the investigation. >> murder is power. murder is freedom. good-bye. >> i believe we were seeing the true and evil side of brian and torey. as they planned out the homicide of one of their good friends. >> and it isn't just this tape that shocks police. during the investigation, they uncover disturbing writings and drawings, made by adamcik and draper. torey adamcik had drawn pictures of gruesome characters and he had made lists of the supplies he and draper would need to commit murder. >> it became extremely sickening. who does that, you know? how do you ever prepare for someth

absolutely nothing left except for the lone chimney here still left standing. so many of the families tonight, gathered, still holding their pets. and we go to find patrice conklin. we heard all about you. >> yeah, i heard. >> reporter: she got her children out and what little she could grab. your home is gone? >> my home is gone. >> reporter: and so what now? >> i got my kids out, i got my dog out and -- couple of birth certificates and that's about it. we have the clothes that we could put in the car. >> reporter: we meet her daughter sydney, who tells me the whole thing has been scary. you said it was scary. what was the scariest part? >> the thought of not having a home. >> reporter: the thought of not having a home. and you don't know where you'll live next. and then a smile when we spot their dog. is this your dog? what's the dog's name? neo. she shows me what's left of her home. nothing but the foundation. while back in that neighborhood tonight, where most everyone remembers being at that football game, wyatt now wondering if he'll get back to his senio

pope francis left andrews -- or a pope mobile. but in a fiat. >> grant:the pope will have an official meeting with house tomorrow. then on session of congress. >> grant:after that he'll address the united nations in new york, world meeting of families in philadelphia. during his trip to cuba -- pope francis got personal and sharing hugs. that may be curtailed a bit in the u-s. >> grant:this visit is considered a "national security special coordinating one of the largest security operations ever. >>: "the implied threat is significant. nobody wants to on their watch." >> grant:the united states secret 50 agencies in a massive pope's visit. some security experts say it's like protecting a super bowl, a political convention and a presidential inauguration all at the same time. >> grant:do you think you know the pope? the next 10 minutes. >> grant:we have a quiz to test your knowledge of the pontiff. >>the fake anti-tech signs fooling tourists in san francisco have come down as we first brought you this story on the kron4 news at 8 la

and my wife said no, we're hungry, so we left. >> they left at approximately 1:00 p.m.'s body was discovered 20 minutes later. >> the possibility of we had visited sarah and found myself and ourselves in the middle of it, of something terrible, will always be on my mind. >> i consider nelson's wife to be very lucky. i think there's a high likelihood that she would have been the victim that day had she not brought her husband along with her to that subdivision. >> police now had a possible eye witness. but would it be enough? >>> real estate sales woman sarah walker was robbed and murdered in the sample home of an upscale neighborhood housing development. her friends and family reacted with disbelief. >> the family has suffered beyond imagination. >> i believe she deemed it to be safe. she was very, very excited about the community when she was first placed over there. my fondest memory of sarah, she would laugh at all of my jokes whether they were funny or whether they were stupid. she would still just laugh, so that always made you feel good. >> in a fortunate turn of

they have made a lot of progress, there's work left to do. the cross street of the parkway is open, there's lots of equipment and vehicles they are breaking down, quite a bit of stuff all the fences and structures, all the infrastructure to clean up after yesterday's papal mass. cleaning up after hundreds of thousands of people is not easy feat. crews are out today trying to restore the parkway to it's prepope appearance. >> i'm honestly really impressed how fast they are cleaning things up. >> i thought it would be worse than it is. i didn't think i would be able to walk through the streets. >> reporter: streets department vehicles are clearing away the trash and the debris the crowds left behind. while many roads are reopening, much of the parkway is closed including eakens oval while crews breakdown equipment to pack it away. for some getting to work wasn't easy. pallets of water sat in piles on the parkway. wawa handed out water for free to keep people hydrated. word got out about the free water and people parked their cars and loaded up,

it is left overs this morning. left over, wet roadways, from all that rain that we had, so watch for puddles along the the way, maybe the kids, if they are stepping off the curb trying to get to the school bus they will have to do puddle jumping this morning. live look at 42. we will to have use your wipers intermittently as we work our way in the office this morning. nothing major to speak of, looking good on the schuylkill, i-95 construction project, rained out last night, the the 42 freeway, route 73, 295, slower than normal with the rain and wipers working and come on, ref up your engines it is roar to the shore, classic met or cycle weekend in wildwood. that will set up at the convention center. we will see some friday afternoon volume heading to the shore on the expressway and the parkway and hopefully it will be a nice weekend down there. northbound lanes of 202, as you work your way from west chester to king of prussia, there is a new traffic pattern, right at route 401 off ramp and mass transit looking goo

street who's taking bryant's place to the left. you've got beasley in a slot to the left. and witten as well. dunbar is the back. dunbar makes the catch. dunbar into giants territory! to the 49 yard line. cowboys also to the line of scrimmage. that's a gain of 23. >> cris: that's your best receiving running back against their middle linebacker. took advantage. >> al: four-man rush. tony with a dump-off. that's caught on the run. this is dunbar again from the 32 yard line. tackle by casillas. >> cris: tony romo master full so far. that was a little darty throughout there as he stepped up. >> al: 46, 45 and going down on first down. romo in the pocket. witten to the 19 yard line. unga makes the stop. tony wants witten to get lined up on the left side. >> cris: a lot of quarterbacks want to spike the ball here. not tony romo. he's got them on their heels and he wants it to stay that way. >> al: 22 seconds. romo looking over the middle and incomplete, into traffic. beasley was the intended receiver. quartet of giants surrounded him. 17 seconds. second down. >> cris: 17 seconds

. >> does everybody know that four of warren's kids have left? >> it's pretty well known by now. >> what do you think that means to them? >> i think it would make them very curious y would they leave? they had everything. they're children of the prophet. why would they leave? >> it's estimated 5,000 fdls members still live here in an area that encompasses two towns, hilldale, utah, and colorado city, arizona. at first short creek feels like any other small town, but it doesn't take long to notice a difference. these are such big walled off compounds. >> when you're in there, you feel like you can't live your life freely without being watched all the time. >> i'm noticing all the windows are closed. >> yeah. it seems like they would be on red code lockdown right now. that means everybody shut your blinds, lock the doors. stay quiet. stay secluded. don't be seen. i bet that is a security vehicle coming to check on us. hi. >> you think all the trucks are monitoring what we're doing? >> i think that people have called each other and securedit is out

tied for the catch lands on the left arm. leave the game with a strained left elbow.the 9th fast ball by towers. we are now in extra innings. 13th inning the 7-7 ball game. 49ers vikings facing off at levi stadium monday night football. ugly first half by both teams but score as we speak. fourth quarter rushed for 151 yards and he scored game 2 touch downs. those complete highlights coming up at 11:00. >> eagle falcon started monday night double header. nearly 100 yards receiving. 2 touches in the first half. 23 pass after 2. phillies big off season signing to murray. 9 rushing yards. 8 carries. 8 of the nine on this touch down. second of the game. eagle trail by 6 in the fourth t.phillies other running back. matthews. face way in for the score. eagles. after falcon falconsfeld goal gave them a lead. bradford. another off season acquisition. trying to lead the team for any with. picked off by allen. pwratd ford second of the game and hold on to win l 26-24 the final. the yesterday was a demoralizing loss for the raiders. crushed by the benning a little at home and los

he left -- she left in her own motorcade and is not receiving medical care.y the way, the speech made big news for the stock market which has been reeling. federal reserve determined to hike rates at some point, a signal that perhaps the us and even global economy is not as bad as the markets would suggest. an important figure. the federal reserve has taken action never done before in the history of the federal reserve, it has the ability to print money out of thin air but they have printed $4 trillion buying assets from banks in the hopes that it would somehow make it into main street. now we are looking at main street new york city, pope francis, rockstar, heading toward the st. patrick's cathedral for an evening mass come a tremendousa tremendous amount of excitement that is already established a lot of different news, breaking news since he has been in america, particularly taking on issues like climate change and that trickle-down economics is fair to everyone. want to go back to ashley mcguire because you are a conservative. a lot of people are a little

the missing man what we know is not encouraging this to the same shot just a short time ago his wife left qatar husband on the faw on saturday night said and begging him to leave their home in lake county he was reluctant at first to do that she says she was finally packing up and again you're looking at the scene of their home today and it was eventually destroyed by fire or their cars were destroyed another of the couple's car was found burned on an out line road but no one inside reporter has the latest on the search for him at this point shall take anything any information on the whereabouts of her husband 69 your leonard the last time she talked to her husband was saturday at 7:52 p.m. the anderson springs resident says he was packing his old honda civic to skip the valley fire from the look outside he was surrounded by flames this of what their home looks like now only recognizable by its beerbohm's the civic husband would have given it is not in the picture she is hoping he got out before the flames reached their home the fire officials said the flames in that area are relentless.

all of the people, suburban, especially women with no child left behind. that's not just bad policy, but it does not work. it is encouraging that we now the republican party with those maneuvers would yield a significant pushback there are some prominent senators. >> mr. kirk,mr. cook, prior to starting this interview at this lovely 93 -year-old woman named alice came over and said to us that she is very conservative they have some good ideas. >> right. >> which you fit into the conservatory and manifesto logic? >> there is one area. conservatives and libertarians became disenchanted that was in their relationship with banks. it is time for the right to reassert the movement of free market. the free market and pro-business are not the same thing. there is no need for a government to bed when is a promise that is. we should be in favor of anyone who wants to get into the market and leave those private institutions to fight it out. that is not how the bush administration move forward, not how republicans behaved when the financial crisis it when elizabeth wa

and actually left campus.ey called 9-1-1. but i have been searching for someone to have video or anything but we haven't found that yet. >> this happened right as classes -- as the 10:00 a.m. hour of classes were beginning, it's my understanding. >> a little bit after, yes. >> it happened -- so the hads would have been clear, anymore their classrooms, and this happened in an office. right? >> yes. this happened in an office? jobe hall. >> which is -- that's a hall where they have classes as well. >> yes. >> so sort of a building with lots of functions. which is the case in many small colleges. this is a four-year university but only 3500 students there, and frankly, one of those campuses where everybody either knows everybody else or knows somebody who knows everybody else. not much anonymity around the place. >> there's not. everybody knows what you're doing 24 hours a day. >> john roberts is with us, too john, we don't know whether this first shooting down in -- on those happened last night or this morning b

by the time they arrived, the police had left - and the attack seemed to be over. by the time the shooting was over, six civilians were dead including three students - and 43 others were missing. >> with the exception of one student - alexander mora - neither the students nor their remains have been found. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. >> ...as if there were no cameras here, would be the best solution. >> this goes to the heart of the argument >> to tell you the stories that others won't cover. how big do you see this getting? getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> we're here to provide the analysis... the context... and the reporting that allows you to make sense of your world. >> ali velshi on target only on al jazeera america in the months that followed the students disappearance, dozens were arrested, including the mayor of iguala - jose luis abarca - and his wife - who officials say ordered the attack on the students...

by the time they arrived, the police had left - and the attack seemed to be over. by the time the shooting was over, six civilians were dead including three students - and 43 others were missing. >> with the exception of one student - alexander mora - neither the students nor their remains have been found. >> watch more "faultlines" on demand or visit aljazeera.com/faultlines. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the sound bites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. >> ray suarez hosts "inside story". only on al jazeera america. in the months that followed the students disappearance, dozens were arrested, including the mayor of iguala - jose luis abarca - and his wife - who officials say ordered the attack on the students... ...allegedly believing they were going to disrupt an event they were holding that night - an allegation the students deny. after taking the boys off the buses, investigators say police piled them into the backs of their trucks and handed them over to a l

left/right is xs and os. some of your major product is steeped in the controversy of toxic radio, left versus right, boycotts. what's your take? >> listen to the shows. we have absolutely been diversifying in the content. politics is an important issue but so are the other current events that are happening. i believe that we've taken a much broader approach and we're certainly doing a lot of testing with a lot of other programming. >> thank you, julie. holland, i have met some of the most fantastic people in this business who are friends and clients of yours. local radio owners. they do exist. meet so and so. i meet the person. i own a station in so and so place. i'm out there selling spots to the car dealers. you have your -- and they're such characters. they're characters, they're the salt of the earth, they're bright. and i love them because i was an owner of a local radio station. i just love the smell of the turntables and the in the newsroom. >> the sound of the teletype. >> the sound of the teletype. >

left side, wide open. dropped, in and out of the hands of demarcus robinson. >> gary: robinson tried to make a move before he caught it. he tries to spin back and make a move. he's got it. he thinks he's got it. and then it slips through. >> verne: here is your big play, third down, 14, 1:45 to go. >> gary: it sure hasn't been will grier, he's made a few mistakes but he has more than held his own in this football game. >> verne: thrown for 220, on 22 of 40 and he's got a third and 14 here. chased from behind. heaves it away. >> gary: he led the s.e.c. a year ago as a true freshman with 18 tackles fora i loss. a lot of those were sacks. he embarrassed the offensive tackle on that play. >> verne: florida is perfect on fourth downs. somehow, jim mcelwain dialed up his inner les miles. >> gary: can this tennessee defense win it? >> verne: 1:39 to go. here is grier. a lot of time. got it. antonio callaway. touchdown, florida. >> verne: now to break the tie. >> verne: jorge powell. >> verne: 28-27, gators. >> ga

his friends, 17-year-old sabrina rhodes, and ed gonzalez, were also killed in the crash that left this car basically split in two. surveillance video from moments before shows its driver racing another car at three times the speed limit along the industrial road in bustleton. beyond threet ve three victims were killed mourned at this vigil tonight, another one was badly injured and remains at the hospital even tonight. >> any time i see accidents like this, it's messed up. people need to be more careful. >> reporter: the second car never stopped and the driver walked away from the scene, essentially a hit and run in the minds of some families. earlier this month, nbc 10 investigators found there were more than 20,000 hit and runs in the philadelphia area in the last year and a half. police are still working to build a rock solid case. but as they filled balloons and gathered in song tonight -- >> i will dwell in the house of the lord for years to come. >> reporter: -- the pain and the waiting is growing more difficult. reporting in northeast philadelphia, george spencer, nbc 10 news. >

the rich never pay, they are never left with the bill. if you join me in believing in the safety net is a fundamental moral right and privilege of our society to provide, you must avoid austerity and you must avoid insolvency, and the only way is by smart policies. i am 100% sure the president agrees with me. can you believe he said obama phone? [laughter] and he is against the obama phone. [laughter] only because they took away his phone. since we believe there should be public goods, we are talking about the system that provides them efficiently. the president talked about the changing structure of the income distribution and it is true. what i would urge us to regret is this notion that it is not a shift, but a transfer. the rich have not gotten richer because the poor have gotten poorer, they are not having their money taken away and given to the rich, we might be concerned with that because that reflects on opportunity. as an opportunity society, equal opportunity society, we should be concerned with that. to the extent we should get

the valley fire has left so many >>> not just homes but businesses too. the valley fire has left so many with so little. it all happened so fast. this is video of the fire raging saturday night into sunday morning. >> raj joining us from middletown. it's hard when you live in the area and you walk around and see you don't recognize even your own neighborhood. >> yeah, its rrt difficult and it's strange. you know what, yesterday when we were here, it was like a dwogho town, not much activity. but the last 12 hours, a lot happening here. none of the evacuees, the residents, unfortunately for them, a lot of pg&e crews, firefighting crews and we in the media. it has been hard to see all this here, and so far, the count has been 400 homes and businesses, but really, it's probably going to balloon up to 800 or 1,000. these are photos now from posterity productions of a very popular resort here. this is the harben hot springs. this has been around for more than 100 years. this is a holistic health resort, really popular, not just for locals but also for tourists

the difficulties for many of those left behind in hungary still remain. now austria has closed the rail ways. what effect is that going to have on the refugees struggling to reach safety? >> well, barbara, it's mad an effect, certainly at this station, because you can no longer get direct trains to munich. that's not possible, but what's happening here is extraordinary organization. it's beyond aljazeera america. this used to be effectively a place where you would just stay often for weeks, sometimes months, but now look at it. it's become literally a one stop shop. you look over there, you'll see all of those folk helping the refugees, volunteers, all around the station, not only the food with clothing, with advice, but with railway tickets often to the border towns. what people are doing in those advice in all languages on the wall there now, there never used to be, where people can get towards the border towns, there they go by train, queue sometimes for hours to get there by train and then they walk across the border into austria and get more trains,

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central african republicans president left the u.n.al assembly early to deal with the worst violence of the year and 40 killed and over 100 injured in the capitol bongi in the last three days and armed muslim and christian groups attacked each other and hundreds of prisoners also escaped from the main jail typhoon hit the southeast coast of china and made landfall on the province on tuesday morning with wind speeds of up to 119 kilometers per hour and ports are closed and flights have been cancelled. in taiwan the storm has left three people dead and more than 300 injured, thousands of homes with no electricity and water and we report. >> reporter: we are in taipei's biggest train station just a day after the typhoon struck taiwan, operations here have gone back to normal and businesses are still closed as well as schools and offices most of the roads have been cleared of debris and more than 7,000 people were evacuated in preparation for the typhoon. the mayor said they are prepared as they can be but it's very difficult to assess the

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this is what's left of their car. if we move over here, a couple of more cars charred, badly burned. nothing left. cars parked on the street badly burned. just a really terrible sight to see and to be here. it's really sad to see. we wanted to give you an update. they said there was a flare-up on canyon road headed toward pope valley. the southeast portion of the fire. you mentioned where the fire is spreading toward. it generated smoke and flames. air tankers were working aggressively to try to put out that flare-up. that was a setback today. the fire, like you said, 67,000 acres only 15% contained right now and nearly 600 homes burned. thousands up to 9,000 still threatened and of course, thousands evacuees who left and fled this area. so it's going to be a long and difficult fight for days and weeks to come. hopefully, they can get an upper hand maybe tomorrow when we get showers in the area. right now, the situation here is just really desolate. nobody here except media, firefighters and utility crews. pg and e se

police say deng was brought inside and left lying unconscious for some 25 minutes symptoms. one told investigators that an ambulance was not called because someone looked it up and the bill/cost was too high. by the time deng was brought to unresponsive. he died the next day. attorney michael rakaczewski: >> they lied to the police. they tried to hide evidence, and a lot of that was based on trying to cover up and hide the fra terpt's involvement in this case. >> reporter: attorneys for two of the men set to be charged with third-degree murder told us their clients are blameless. scott, one told me no question it's a terrible tragedy, but not all tragedies are crimes. >> pelley: anna werner reporting tonight. anne athank you very much. an airline executive lands on a bundle of cash next.e could protect you from diabetes? what if one sit-up could prevent heart disease? one. wishful thinking, right? but there is one step you can take to help prevent another serious disease. pneumococcal pneumonia. if you are 50 or older, one dose of the prevnar 13 vaccine can help protect you

some of their pets had to be left behind.county animal care and control says they are doing all they can to reunite owners with their pets. the shelter is taking calls and checking on the animals as their able. if the pet is safe. a representative says they will make sure your pet is fed and safe. if the pet is in danger. they will take custody of them and leave a note for when you return. lake county animal control wants to stress that they cannot escort people to check on their pets. for more information visit our website at kron4 dot com. >> brian :we're going sees--to see temperatures dropped about 10 degrees by mid to late morning you'll notice a few isolated showers and sprinkles beginning to show up here on future cast it is not going to be heavy rain but just a few drops maybe but the humidity will be higher and temperatures will be lower and this system coming from the gulf of alaska could actually bring some widespread light rain mid-70s south bay and only in the upper '70's to around 80s for the inland valley is st