. >> tesla was friends with a man named leonard curtis, and he knew some of the experiments that tesla wanted to conduct, so he invited him to come here, and he said if you want to test the upper atmosphere in new york, basically you're at sea level or 10 feet above sea level, but if you come here, you're at 6000 feet, so that made a lot of sense to tesla, so he arrived of 1899 and was here then for the next seven months. the first thing when he arrives withis he works out leonard curtis the agreement that he would have some space to build a laboratory and also that of thewas on the board power company in colorado springs, so curtis provided him all of the electricity he needed in his lab. he was interested in testing out , mainlyries on wireless being able to send photographs or music without using wires. you have to understand the context of that time, if you wanted to send a message to the someone in another city, there has to be a wire, so you would either use a telephone or a telegraph, but by that point, tesla understood scientifically that we can send things without using wires,

. >> leonard padilla is the face of the bail business in sacramento. >> this is some office you have. >> rattlesnakes, you ever heard of them? stick your tongue out for him, come on. good girl. >> you're quite into wildlife. >> now semi-retired, he says he spends more time in his office talking to his parrot than chasing fugitives. >> leonard and rob used to star in their own tv show. >> tracking down fugitives no one else can find. >> leonard told us that in sacramento county alone, courts set twelve million dollars in bail every month. >> twelve million a month, that's $144 in a year. that's 10% of the total penal amount in california, which is usually between a billion and a half and two billion. and you take 8 to 10% of that, that's a big chunk of cash. all of a sudden you've got people saying if we got our hands on some of this we'd be in good shape. >> from your perspective, it's probably better that people keep getting arrested, right? because then you have to keep bailing them out of prison. >> the more arrests the more people are needed for bail. the more skip, the better off

leonard met a people driving people out of new orleans and buses. the woman, karla, heard his story and took him to her home in baton rouge for a week and a half. in texas, his uncle jerome saw a notice jalen and came to get him. jerome drive leonard bartholomew iv directly to the hospital. his mom ms. a wheelchair, right arm shot off. his sister was in the hospital, unable to walk. another vic unable to. talk. the tennager was engulfed be guilt. why wasn't he shot, too looking toured cousin jose he started crying. i'm sorry, should have been shot. too. it isn't right i got off. i'm just walking around and i'm fine. i don't have to worry about injuries. just isn't right. jose lifted an arm and gave a thumb's up. you didn't do anything wrong, he was saying, none of us deserved this. for me, focused on that moment, very late in my research, but showed me there were so many horrors and so much trauma it was almost hard to keep track. that moment stay with me, this 14-year-old boy saying i should have been shot, too. a profound moment. none of us deserv

. >>> leonard williams had his welcome to the nfl moment in a big way. the story of tonight's jets' game is next. go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset do it all. on us. >>> steve overmyer is here with the updates. o'cities was -- otis was at the game. but as you pointed out, it doesn't out. >> reporter: the jets are okay at every position except one, the most important one. account jets figure out how to win with the quarterback, ryan fitzpatrick, getting a lot more reps, he moved the ball, using accurate. 13 for 19. no downfield throws, no touchdowns, and no interceptions, and if they are looking for a manager, he fits. >>> chris ivory has underrate the speed, and it's a 33 touchdown. the preseason is really about identifying talent, and they have got the potential starter with leonard williams. he finishes with the safety, two sacks, three tackles behind the line of scrimmage, don't buy the 62 jersey. he says he will change once they break camp. here's otis on the sidelines. >> one minute you're

this is the pilot first lieutenant leonard kulik. we have just returned from a mission from the 101st battle area in this exercise. lieutenant, will you explain what a that mission was all about? >> sure. sergeant cosgrove, we have been out into an area in which we hope to move one of our battalions. the area is extremely rough and hazardous. we have to know if they can move safely and swiftly through the area >> how did you get a help cole ter of this size halfway around the world to iran. >> we used a c-133. it was necessary to partially dismantle the helicopter. we took off one row tore blade. it was moved inside, chained down. the main blade was wrapped in mattresses and flown here some 8,000 miles. >> lieutenant, because this is unfamiliar territory, do you feel you're going to have any problem playing in this area? >> yes, we do have a problem. that is one of the great advantages of this type of training. we are operating in a desert region with large mountains and continuously blowing snow that offer many peck problems we don'

there is the best acoustics. >> brown: nearby, isabelle leonard was being transformed into ada.n stage, some last-minute fight scenes were rehearsed. ♪ >> one more! >> brown: outside in the parking lot, some "cold mountain" appropriate banjo playing as patrons took part in the santa fe version of tailgating. then it was on with the show. the day before i had asked composer jennifer higdon about the prospects for her opera. it's hard to get a new opera launched and into the canon and get it performed again. >> right. >> brown: are you -- apprehensive? (laughter) >> brown: in fact, spoil air letter for those who don't know the story, unlike inman, "cold mountain" the opera has a good chance to survive and thrive. opera houses in philadelphia, minnesota and north carolina have already agreed to present cold mountain, and on opening night here, composer, artistic team, novellest and cast took their vow bows to a standing ovation. for pbs "newshour", i'm jeffrey brown in santa fe, new mexico. >> ifill: the santa fe opera announced another ambitious project to come. the company has co

. >> our guest author is leonard j. davis has written the first major book on the impact of his new book. it's how they the act is the largest u.s. minority rights. they are the single is professor of arts and sciences. the professor of the disabilities and human and in addition he's the director of the project cultures that focuses on the look between medical sciences and cultural studies professor davis is the author of several books on disability including enforcing normalcy, disability and the body in which he won the 1996 and the award for the scholarship on the subject of north america. his memoir my sense of silence is chosen for "the chicago tribune" for 2000. davis has been a guest on npr and the articles in "the new york times," the nations "chicago tribune" and the chronicle of higher education. please join me in welcoming leonard davis at the national archives. [applause] thank you for coming. it's interesting when i started introducing he's got the title of the hidden history in the story and i was just thi

nixon said, leonard, over the wall we go. [laughter] there in their wingtips, through their briefcases over, and into the plows had done a couple of beds. nixon is a chronic insomniac, that guy just never slept, started talking to carmen about his hopes and fears. he said it was like summer camp, lying in these two little cops. nixon on and on about his parents, also desired to college things in the world, engage in the world and he said that if he didn't do this could get back into public life, then between painting vice president, the governor's race and 62, wilderness years before he went in safety. defeated me back into public life he would be mentally gone in two years and physically dead in four. that he just had to be in public life. he said i would do anything to get back in public life, except see a shrink. of course, he was a saint the shrink. he didn't seem very often but he did see him. typical nixon contradiction. i kept asking but it makes this question about self-aware was nixon. i kept asking do you think nixo

. >>> 51-year-old leonard robinson was the root 29 batman. he was hit and killed by a car when his replica bat mobile broke down. so far the driver who hit him has not been charged. >>> the university of california davis may be using dogs to sniff out cancer in patients. the cancer system has two new faculty professors. alfie is a lab are doodle -- labara goodel. they are four months older and will undergo training to identify throat and neck cancer. >> they are good at telling you it's a lump and it's cancer or it's a lump and it's not cancer. >> they hope the dogs can provide that. dogs can recognize melanoma, bladder, lung, breast and ovarian cancer. >>> one direction is heading back to the bay area. they will take part of the show at the center in san jose on december 2. the holiday show, other acts will be five seconds of summer, fifth harmony, tickets go on sale next saturday, 10:00 a.m. one direction has announced as one of the performers apple music festival in london. ferrell is the other major -- pharrell. with the company's new sys

annie leonard looks at how overconsumption affects the environment, the economy and personal well being in the book "the story of stuff." and in garboloyj, reporter edward humes analyzes what happens to the trash that americans produce in a lifetime. that's on the university of california at berkeley's reading list for new students. >> nation magazine correspondent ari berman is next on booktv. he looks at the years following the passage of the voting rights act of 1965. august 6th marked the 50th anniversary of the passage of the act.

jerome drove leonard bartholomew the 4th of hospital. his mom was in a wheelchair. his sister was in a hospital bed unable to walk. unable to talk with a metal plate in his job. everyone else has to go through this. and for me i focused on that moment laid my research. so many horrors and trauma that it was almost hard to keep track. his 14 -year-old boy saying it should have been shot into, such a profound moment none of us deserved. what's interesting about this cases despite the horrors i described his residence pushing for justice. the year after the shootings they led to a whole different narratives. initially sometime after that the local da file charges against the police officers. they walkwalked to the 1st court appearance and were praised as heroes. the medicine family in particular did not trust the local da to right the wrong mother was a case pending the medicine family and others pressed for the federal department of justice to come. they did not trust the local agency, and they were right. a couple of years after charges were filed a judge dismissed t

leonard robinson died in a crash on east bound 70 last night. he was checking the engine of his batmobile when he was hit another car. robinson was beloved. he gave national attention when this video showed him being pulled over while he was driving. underway intion northwest d.c. where a fired damaged at least one home. a family of seven made it out just in the neck of time. on 7th street out just after 4:00 this morning. john gonzalez has a look at the damage and video of the flames. started in the alley next to the two floor home nd spread. >> the lady was running all of the house saying there is a fire in the house. john: they were sleeping when the house became consumed with smoke. once we walked through the inside, we saw much of the rear of the structure destroyed. he owns the home here. >> i smelled a lot of smoke, like something was burning so i ran through the house and knocked on all the doors for people to get out. most of the clothes, toys, furniture are destroyed if not by the smoke but by all the water. this is where the two-year-

our campaign we're honoring the great leonard nimoy.the cast included. it was an honor and a privilege to know him and to call him a friend. his love for the human spirit shown through everything he did. he touched lives around the world and he is greatly missed. the cause we're highlighting this week is one that leonard was fashion national about. the st. jude children's hospital leading the way in advancing cures for childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases. show your support in honor of length nard and enter to be in the next statistic it can film at omaze.com/startrek. live long and prosper. >> wow. wonderful. you were doing it too, weren't you? you just had it now. >> he's got a big heart. kip moore, you got a big heart too. "wild ones" is the name of it. thanks for being here starting off our tuesday off the right way. have a great tuesday, everybody ♪ sit on back and watch me crash ♪ >>> is there someone in your town who goes above and beyond a parent, a teacher a neighbor. well, if the answer is yes go to goodmorning

leon: while the suddenest in of the death remains fresh, many are focusing on the good memories of leonard robinson the man known as the route 29 batman. detective bourja is one of those people. his decision to stop the bat mobile in 2012 earned him worldwide fame and admiration. >> as i approached the vehicle a man dressed in batman outfit. this is real ma coy. a nice man. leon: he would visit the sick children at the area hospitals dressed up at batman. ro byson died in a car crash sunday in hagerstown. developing now, bad news from the i.r.s. they have saying an additional 220,000 people may have had the tax record stolen by the cyber criminals. social security numbers swiped as well as addresses and more. tonight charges in the slaying of cecil the lion but not against the killer. the nation of zimbabwe is charging the man who owned the land saying he allowed illegal hunt. the killer by the way the american dentist palmer has not been charged. yesterday his dental office opened for the first time. still ahead at "abc7 news at 6:00" -- >> should english remain the official language of t

leon: a real heartbreaker, people across the area mourning the death of leonard robinson. known to many of us as the route 29 batman, he died in a car crash near hagerstown. he would often visit sick children dressed up as batman. very sight of batman that brought smiles to face is young and old. >> he would walk into the room and you would see the little , no hair withces chemotherapy, all of a sudden their faces would be like, "oh, my god, batman is here." robinson gained his nickname when officers from over in 2012. he was dressed up as the caped crusader and was driving the same pet mobile involved in last night's crash. >> his heart was so full of love. of what our purpose is as human beings, to make the world a better place, he did that. robinson is survived by three sons. heartbroken,ily is they are comforted by the joy that robinson brought to so many. 7 on your side with a consumer alert. it is worse than we thought, the irs says the cyber theft of american taxpayer information may have affected twice as many people. some 220,000 people may have had their tax form

but the pre-season is really about identifying talent, and they have a potential star in rookie leonard williams finishes with a safety, two sacks, three tackles behind the line of scrimmage, but don't buy that number 62 jersey, he says he is going to change his number once they break camp. jets win 30-22. >>> all right the yankees no longer have a strangle hold on the al east this is going to be tight the entire way, they need every win they can get, especially against the teams like the indians, not getting help from the defense, tie game in the fifth, this should have been the inning drown out, brandon ryan boots it. run comes in to score, the indians up 2-1. and can only take the blame on this one himself, carlos santana with a solo shot, he allows four runs, three earned over 6 inning, the yankees actually cut the lead to one, justin williams couldn't keep it close. he allows three runs in the top of the ninth alone. jerry sands with a double makes it 7-3, that was the final. for cbs 2 sports, i'm steve overmyer. >>> time now 9:52. after the break we'll look at your forecast and th

brought joy to sick children and smile to the faces of adults and tonight people are remembering leonard robinson known as batman. he was dressed up there as the dark knight. he died in a car crash last night near league league. >> he would drive up in his car and everyone would wheel out in their wheelchairs or drag out there and run out if they could and sit in the bat mobile and push buttons. leon: he gained national attention in 2012 when police pulled him over for driving the bat mobile of his. the montgomery county police released a statement praising his work and saying how the officers still smile watching video of the traffic stop. the obama administration launching a battle against heroin. heroin use doubled in the past decade. the deaths have quadrupled. the heroin epidemic is bad on the east coast. >> it's important to recognize this is a public health issue and making sure that everyone is working together. leon: this will also target abuse of prescription painkillers. in the past five years in virginia more than 3,000 people died because of heroin and prescription drug over

his real name was leonard robinson and spent his time dressed as the cape crusader visiting area hospitals. he was struck and killed by a car. he left an undelable mark on kids. >>> and researchers are saying throw out the textbook, this could be the missing link with profound implications in trooeting condition such as alzheimer's and others. >>> and starbucks announced when the drink premier said this fall, it will include actual pumpkins as one of its ingredients. it is called pumpkin latte, right. all natural this time. >>> police in ontario, canada, looking for this woman who is allegedly stealing flowers from a grave. the family of the desoc ceased set up a hidden camera after notice noticing flowers missing. >>> and heidi klum firing back at donald trump after he says she was not a 10 anymore. and she finishes with the #heidi trump trump. >>> and golfers, we have a new challenge, called speed golfing. in the uk, the goal is as finishing as fast as possible. players will do whatever, including sprinting between holes p hole s s. that's quite a work out. >> on average, if you walk, yo

nice to talk to you again, leonard, the international organization of migration is dedicated, formed to help with the policy of migration, to make migration a humanitarian and a dignified process. what is the iom doing now? working in very difficult crisis, syria, iraq, so you had sudan, yemen, helping with the arrival of migrants coming into southern italy and helping extensively in greece, working with the arrives and assuring their safety. on the border with macedonia, we're supporting smaller ngo's to bring aid to very vulnerable people. it's a very rapidly moving conflict issue. as your report that very, very well described, on both sides of the border, it is much calmer than yesterday, but the story is moving on into germany. >> indeed. i was going to ask you a little more about what kind of conversations are taking place to enable these people, these desperate people to move from greece through to macedonia, now on their way to serbia? what kind of agreement has been struck between these governments involved? >> well, i'm not privy to any particular talks, but one can see clea

. >> our guest author is leonard j.avis has written the first major book on the impact of his new book. it's how they the act is the largest u.s. minority

but the pre-season is really about identifying talent, and they have a potential star in rookie, leonard williams, finishes with a safety, two sacks, three tackles behind the line of scrimmage but don't buy that number 62 jersey, he says he is going to change his number once they break camp. jets win 30-22. all right the yankees no longer have a strangle hold on the east. they need every win they can get, especially against the seller teams like the cleveland indians. >>> tie game in the fifth, this should have been the inning ending drown-out, he boots it. run come run comes in to score. and carlos santana with a solo shot, he allows four runs, three earned over 6 innings the yankees actually cut the lead to one but justin williams couldn't keep it close. he allows three runs in the top of the ninth alone. jerry sands with a double, 7-3, that was the final. for cbs 2 sports. >>> taste of the day is going to be with white corn. i did a tip on corn a couple months ago, this is corn time. this is when it peaks. this white corn is so fresh you could eat it raw. you can smell the freshness o

but that is not the only place, people like leonard leonardo oao explains?'s getting worse. >> several days before people can move back. >> the government doesn't do enough to preent think of from hatching, we see this over and over again. >> the opposition seems in agreement with him. >> that plan was developed in the '90s, it is already 20 years old and so we do not have ail the details of this plan implied, as a consequence of that several parts of the staple are not in a good condition to can come by the water downstream. >> people here struggle for months to recover from the floods which came in for hours and plofs for days. they want the government to do what's necessary to prevent them from losing their homes again. al jazeera, argentina. >> hundreds of couples are gathered young and ol to comem rate thold aregathering gathering new york city, the iconic photograph was taken that day in times square. tonight, black votes matter. why so many african american men are missing in the polls. plus history in havana, how so many americans could profit from o

from rochester, new york, please welcome kate leonard! [cheers and applause] [laughing] hi, kate.h, come over here. how are you? nice to see you. come on this way. there you go. >> hello. >> so you are the prankster. what kind of pranks have you pulled? >> well, i do this imitation of a baby laughing or crying,

>>> now to entertainment news np cast of the ruppcoming film "star trek beyond" paid a tribute to leonard nimoy. and former jersey shore favorite, nicole is defending reports that her husband was on ashley madison d.com and she wrote on instagram, if he wanted to cheat, he would go out and do it. she says he's a good guy and doesn't need his name tarnished. >>> and a performers for vma's. kanye west will get the biggest award of the night. and universal studios in orlando will unveil the brand new fast and furious supercharged. i can't wait. it promises to put fans right in the middle of everything they love about the high speed cars and action from the famous franchise. >> we should go. >> sign me up, let's do it. let's go live from there. just a hint, folks. >>> and here's a quick look at the stunning coverage for carry underwood's new album, story teller. >> my all american girl. >> that's why we did it, for you. the four male leads of big bang theory in the top five. jim parsons at $29 million and mark harmon tied at a mere $20 million a year. it's tif. and seth macfarline and jimmy k

rookie leonard williams, pinning mat ryan in the end zone for his safety. the running game, a big positive chris ivory cuts down the sideline, touchdown, cameras watch out. but this offense is still looking for a consistency. >> it was great. penalties were terrible. it was way more than imagined. we got better in some areas and we got worse there. >> lot of penalties, can't do that. what i really enjoyed watching the way we finished. >> and time to hunker down for tiger woods for the third round of the windham championship. he kept it going early. sink this birdie put. and then he tries a long putt and tyinger is pumped up. finish off a good day. he rams it out. finishes the day two strokes off the lead. that final round taking place tomorrow. >>> elimination round begins today in the little league world series has officially taken over williamsport, pennsylvania. you saw one of the games from channel 7, squad from oregon taking on kentucky. jones topped off the fourth inning with rbi single. then it was a 3-run bomb that sealed it. kentucky is moving on.

that's leonard williams. he tackles yates for a safety and the jet's offense takes flight when ivory takes it in the house to score. the jets win the first game of the pre-season. final score 30-22. >> tackling was a lot better. they played the run a lot better. we have a ways to go but they took a step today. they need today play because they needed time to figure everything out. they figured some things out and go better as it went.

want to bring in leonard doyle, a spokesman for the international organization for migration. he joins us from switzerland. thank you for talking with us. what is happening on the greek island of kos where we are seeing conditions that are so bad that some of the migrants are actually wishing they had stayed home and confronted the hardships that faced them there than come to kos. >> i think at the end of the day, i think they are safer an happier where they are, it's not an ideal situation, anything but. there is a lot of pressure on the greek government, as everybody knows -- [ indiscernible ] and they have been moved a cruise liner in to aw accommodate migrants. and for a small island, for these small islands off turkey, it's overwhelming the infrastructure. it's clear there is an issue here that the entire european union needs to rally behind. >> definitely understood there this is putting greece under incredible pressure. but what needs to be done to improve the situation for these migrants and to find a solution to this problem of tens of thousands of migrants trying to

lasts night metlife was treated to the coming out party of jets rookie leonard williams. the big cat showing his speed in his footwork. three tackles, 1 1/2 sacks and a safety. what was once a luxury pick is now become a key contributor in the d line and at times the jets' first timers really did look overmatched by the atlanta falcons. in all three phases. but we did see an improvement on the offensive side. ryan fitzpatrick is not going to be blowing up your fantasy league this year but has something the jets have been looking at quarterback. accuracy. 13 for 18, 118 yards, and a 30 to 22 win. he and brandon marshall seem to have found a connection. >> i think that's important. you know? and these preseason games is going to get him some targets and, you know, get him going against different corners and different looks. >> as far as, you know, fitzthrowing to the wide receivers, definitely think it was a great start for us but, you know, definitely left a lot of meat on the bones. >> they did. they are progressing. that's the key right now. >> thank you. >>> that's it f

in football, leonard williams had an mri and revealed a muscle strain behind his knee but no ligament damage. in golf, at the barclays, the first round of the fedex cup. after a hole in one at the par 3 third, would you believe another ace? this one on the par three 14th hole. does it go in? yes, it does. it's the third time that two as in the same round and first hole in ones with 121-year start. jason day won the tournament by six shots. a big show tonight on sports final. mets infielder flores is in the house and former giants offensive line man joins me in the studio to talk giants and jets. >> you just blew my mind. i've never had one. >> i just want it once in my life. >> thanks, bruce. we'll be right back. >>> check this out. two suffolk officers came to the rescue of a bird strangled around the fuel platform. the officer covered the bird in a blanket as they untangled the string, the bird was not hurt. it doesn't look good but it wasn't hurt. it hopped in the water and went along on its way. that's it for us right now. "nbc nightly news" is next. see you back here at 11:00. >>

as for leonard simms, he walks away bruised and swollen but without serious injury. car is returned to him the next day. but there are some things his son says he'll never get back. >> i don't think it's as much fun for him anymore. my dad had an incredible sense of spirit, optimism. and then having this happen to him, that took something out of him. >> seven months later and a few miles away, another crime on camera stuns the city of detroit. a tall, heavyset man walks into a gas station mini mart with an 18-month-old child in tow. first he kicks the little boy, who collapses to the floor. then a second time, another kick to the boy's side, knocking him off his feet. when the toddler gets up, the man opens the freezer door, bashing him in the head. there's no audio on the tape, but police say the boy is crying. the man bends down and starts spanking the child. then picks him up, pulls down his pants, pinching and spanking the child some more. the video shows him striking the child repeatedly on the floor, stepping on the little boy's hands. then he coldly turns his

nixon said over the wall we go leonard. they climbed over the wall went into the pool house and funedound a couple bed. and nixon, who was a chronic insom insomniac never slept started talking about his fears and his desires and things he wanted to accomplish in the world and said if he didn't get back into the public life. this is in between being vice president and loosing the government race before running in '68. if he didn't get back into the public life he would be mentally gone in two years and physically dead in four. he had to be in public life saying i will do anything to get back in public life except seeing a shrink. he did see a shrink though. typical nixon contradiction. ... >> and yet, and yet i can't prove this but i'm convinced that nixon at some level knew that he was locked in this terrible struggle. i think of those, him writing those notes late at night about wanting to be a better person, about wanting to be joyful. he couldn't pull it off, but he wanted to be that person, and he knew i think, that he

this was a picture taken back in 2012 of leonard robinson from owens mills. his batmobile broke down on i- 70 near big pool. he got out to check the engine and was hit by another car. police have not charged the driver who hit robinson. >>> police are on patrol. residents are on edge in one d.c. neighborhood. 23-year-old matthew shlonsky is the latest victim after string of shootings in the shaw neighborhood. eight led to round-the-clock patrols in some neighborhoods but delia goncalves is told it's not enough. >> reporter: officers here patrolling the corner of 7th and s. this is the scene of that deadly drive-by shooting over the weekend. and police say this is the first step in stopping the violence. in busy shaw, it seems like the start of another workweek. >> i just felt this pit in my stomach. >> reporter: until you take a closer look. police on the corner. crime tape on a poem. a deadly drive -- on a pole. a deadly drive-by stilled a 23- year-old -- killed a 23-year- old on his way to meet friends. >> it's a terrible problem but drugs are not the whole

from rochester, new york, please welcome kate leonard! [cheers and applause] [laughing] hi, kate.re. how are you? nice to see you. come on this way. there you go. >> hello. >> so you are the prankster. what kind of pranks have you pulled? >> well, i do this imitation of a baby laughing or crying,

. >> leonard dahl is spokesman for the international organization for migration. i asked him whether enough measures were being taken to protect refugees. >> i fear there are not enough. we saw when 900 people died in the sinking of a both off libya in april of this year, 21 are april, that suddenly the heads of state met in a panic and would reintroduce the life saving efforts that have been taking place across the mediterranean and they talked about sharing the responsibility for resettling people and accepting them. but nothing has happened in concrete terms. i think what's going to happen now is we are seeing so many people rushing across the border, we will see the european ministers meet and hopefully come to a conclusion this time. >> many refugees are escaping war in syria. at least 34 people have been killed there in government airstrikes. the rebel-held town of douma, east of damascus, a capital has been under heavy bombardment on saturday. activists say buildings were shelled, at least 200 people are thought to be under the rubble. rescuers are looking

police say the man approached a woman walking along leonard street and williams burg saturday night, the woman says he began her neck and began to assault her. the two went to a near by atm where the woman says she withdrew $20, people who live in the area say they are shocked. >> i haven't felt unsafe so it does really surprise me. >> it does feel really safe, we have two children, a four-year- old and 6-year-old boy and there haven't recently beside this recently beenreports of violent crime here. the woman refused medical attention at the scene. >>> new york senator charles schumer splits with president obama and says he'll not support the iran nuclear deal. in the agreement it would curve it program, in exchange the community would lift the sanctions against iran, but the risk iran will not change and continue its nuclear goals is too great. now the most senior democrat to step deal opposing the deal. >>> and came out with iran, engel says is -- it may strengthen the country. >> governor cuomo is wanting to stop the outbreak of legionnaires decide in the bronx. 10 people have die

earlier i spoke to leonard doyle in geneva.egan by asking him if recent tragedies had lead to any positive changes. >> i think the european union has a very big shock when the people drowned off of lampedusa, and they deployed the navies tla has been a huge effort to rescue people and bring them to safety. so while we have reached a milestone in the number dead undoubtedly there's a big rescue mission taking place at the same time. >> the focus has shifted from what is happening at sea to what is happening in places like calais. explain what people arrive on shore. are they not being processed, housed registered? >> they arrive in what is calling the european union, but you might as well call it the ununited ununited union. the italians fingerprint those that are willing to be fingerprinted, and some say they turn a blind eye, because they don't want to deal with them their fellow european members seem to turn away while many of the migrants refugees what have you, get on the bus, get out of town as fast as possible and try to

. >>> great news for the jets rookie leonard williams only night. and the first round pick walked off the field last night with a fear it could be ligament damage. rest easy though. he will be fine for week one. >>> and there is concern with the giants offense however. the starters have only scored one touchdown in the pre- season. and it wasn't even a pass. but did you see o'dell beckham jr. make a one-handed grab. this one over darrelle rivas and his feet were out of bounds. but odb had five catches. the question is, does he get extra credit for one-handed grabs? >> why not? >>> and on the eve of the u.s. open one of the biggest draws has pulled out. maria sharapova, the five time grand slam winner was battling a knee injury and says it is not enough time to get ready for the event. >> in edison, new jersey, history was made in the final round of the barclays. hole. unthinkable. from 220 yards out. he does it again. second hole in one in the same day. the third golfer in history to >> wow. jason day. his hottest golfer on the planet right now. cha