leopold's agents, of whom the mythical kurtz was one, raided, slaughtered, mutilated, and pressed intopulation in a blood thirsty quest for first ivory, and then rubber. when independence finally came, the belgians trashed what they could and left behind a completely unprepared, tribally divided and largely ungovernable land mass filled with stuff that everybody in the world wanted. and things pretty much went downhill from there. ♪ ♪ >> anthony: but this story begins with a truck stop in rwanda. we're stocking up in rwanda because my expectations for food in the congo are more measured. ♪ if you're looking to get to the eastern congo, and many would ask why you'd even want to do that, the best way is to drive across from neighboring rwanda. this country, of course, not too long ago suffered its own appalling genocide. behind the wheel, dan. he's been living in the drc for two years working on a documentary about some of the several dozen rebel groups in the country. riding shotgun, dan's close friend and associate horeb, a congolese. they're taking me across the border. one side, rwan

leopold is in the driveway. york wants to know who took him on his trip. >>. >> all righty then. >> i want that on my pitch real. >> the guy sat there for 15 minutes and watched the gnome. >> exactly. >> full circle. >> looking down we have clouds, haze, humidity, showers pushed to the eastern end of long island. now what will be a pop up type shower because the atmosphere is still unstable now. we have a low pressure system down in the atlantic sliding eastward out of the atlantic. the winds are showing calm. earlier out of the north to northeast. i will show you the wind profiles. and northeast. we are seeing showers here. still a few little left going out there toward hampton bay and out to gardiners island. that is block island and fishers island. they are sweeping out. behind that sunshine. behind that is another area of rain that will come. rainfall an inch in the park. an inch and a half down the shore. starting this afternoon a couple of showers and thunderstorms pop up from atmosphere. you can't rule ou

should 15 kids from the unified school district foretop but not anymore and leopold out after this videoservice for assuring the be 79 year-old student. tt to enroll at the school's main an application and not on public school grounds of so where the slices of on video was taken. 30 accidents were taught there this year is the wind changed after the video service. . according >> reporter: to the superintendent after the one read this those at the site told them that there are encouraging them to move their kids in the tw to. at tv to a big $146 a day after all the kids moved their the nonprofit stands to gain more than a million dollars from the district. covering other allegations and just last week the state attorney general announced the department of justice was launching its own investigation and that will then to do this letter. pulling out of the tw altogether. >> reporter: they say that they say the characterization is unable to comment further due to on other litigation and they continue to work collaboratively with partners and interested state agencies. >> reporter: in san fra

leopold, i'm david from the state of ohio and i am a hillary clinton delegate. we offering this in the form of a unity amendment from both sides. >> did you want to say anything quickly? ders? ere 15 seconm do you want to say something? >> my name is cesar vargas. we have all heard the xenophobia rhetoric, the dark vision of donald trump when it comes to donald trump -- when it comes to immigration. we have for the nonsense of mexicans are racist. a military force is going to locate, detain little children, parents, spouses and wife. -- wives. in -- endsent deportation programs like the priority enforcement and program, where immigration agents go around latino neighborhoods with a biometric device targeting our communities. police like- where that in arizona target latinos with impunity. assistsndment attack -- workers, and allows students to go to college, to serve as the next officers in the u.s. military. ,his platform is a first step because we need to do more. this step is to ensure that the next president can create a nation that is inclusive, that is wel

though overwhelmingly a muslim country, senegal elected leopold senghor, a catholic, as their first president has enjoyed a moderate political and religious climate unique almost anywhere in the world. ♪ >> pierre: well, food is great when cultures meet, you know? 'cause the colonial power brought their food culture. i think that's what makes great food and, uh, senegal is great for that because of its geographical location. it's a crossroad. i think that's what makes the food quite unique here. >> anthony: pierre thiam is a chef, restaurateur, and cookbook author who was born and raised here in dakar. his books are absolutely fundamental references when investigating senegalese cuisine. >> pierre: this is senegalese favorite fish. it is called thiof. >> anthony: mhm. >> pierre: it kind of tastes like grouper. so, i think we should have it. great fish. >> anthony: all right. senegal has famously delicious food -- flavors, and, often, ingredients that should be eerily familiar to any fan of southern cooking. we meet at cour de cassation beach -- serving food just the way i like it -- a shack o

he is also the cofounder of mother jones magazine and the author of seven books including king leopold's ghost which was a finalist for the national book critics circle award as was his recent book. he's also been a finalist for the national book award and he won the los angeles times book price and append usa literary award. we are honored to have him here to launch this new book. please help me welcome adam hochschild. >> [applause]. thank you susan. it is great to be here in this wonderful store. i. i know that if i lived in washington d.c., i would spend so much time here they would have me arrested for loitering. it's also nice to see friends here from the world of journalism writing. many of you in fact that it makes me fear that we are just writing for each other. i hope that is not the case. anyway, it's a pleasure to have a chance to tell you something about my new book. to begin, let's mentally run the clock back to 1930. the setting in which these events took place. it was a grim time here in the united states, the the great depression was taking a terrible toll. roughly one q

half of them are by jason leopold,'s journalist to does great and aggressive foia work. most of the lawsuits are by advocacy organizations. really areizations not suing very much. it does often work when they do. andymin: speaking of data, specializes in using data and prime data out of government sources and other places. where is different about filing a request for data versus filing a request to a report or something like that? andrew: at one level, it is the same. you want to make sure everyone understands you believe and it appears to be a public record. the biggest hurdle you will want to spell out is how to exchange information. they will often throw at you, it is in a proprietary database, it is really complicated, we don't have the stats and it will require hundreds or thousands of dollars of experts to come in to take care of all of this. in some ways, you need to walk them through and say it is simple and here's how you can do it. sometimes what i do is i will go and check out what kind of software the agency appears to be using. very often, it is some kind o

also known as gold star leo or king leopold. if your avatar has a dog or cat, tell me its name.there for some. 49 to 51 on the water tells. bodega bay and san francisco buoy. that fog is itching to go. i think it will be back for us over the weekend. still a slight onshore breeze. 63 already. gilroy. morgan hill, 62. mid-60s in saratoga, cupertino. there is some very warm air up in the higher elevations for some. around lake tahoe. south lake tahoe, 38, though, inclimb at 54. fog by the coast but again, that's the only place it's going to be for a while. the system had drop down from the pacific north. today and tomorrow, it's going to warm up, especially in the in bound areas. not as breezy, warmer temps dropping yesterday. unless you are stock in that fog. and then it's pretty you have to. 92 to 93 yesterday. unless you are stuck in the fog. temperatures look like, over the next few days, if you are inland, it's going to be hot. by the coast, cool. everyone cools down by the weekend, dave. >> thank you. >>> a bear made itself right at home in a woman's suv. i'm not kidding. ne

leopold of people because we have called to justice by action.d every household that is represented and father come amid thank you or they give you based ms to not only see this, not only to write the vision, but to implement. in your name, we pray amen. >> good morning. it is my pleasure now to introduce you to a stalwart supporter of law enforcement general and noble in particular. this morning in greensboro, north carolina, the honorable loretta lynch a nod to earn her degree from harvard law school and shortly after that worked as a litigator for a law firm before becoming a prosecutor in the u.s. attorney's office in the u.s. district. eventually making news as a senior prosecutor for advert in a police brutality case. under the administration of president l. clinton and barack obama and in 2014 was nominated by president obama to be the u.s. attorney general succeeding the honorable eric holder. after a long delay. i want to emphasize a long delay, in april 2015, she was confirmed and sworn in, thus becoming the first african-american woman

a garden gnome was taken but whoever took it detailed all the places he went and leopold the gnome as he's called made it to southern mexico where he enjoyed a margarita and stopped by the grand canyon, as well. i love this so his owner says she is not upset at all about the kidnain could have taken me instead of the gnome. >> it's a gnome-napping. >> that's a thing. sara haines here with "pop news." >> so fleiss to be here. >>> we begin with a story that will be the wind beneath my wings. movie "beaches" getting a remake. lifetime announced they're making a reboot of the 1988 film that will star none other than "wind beneath my wings" and several new songs. the rest of the cast is yet to be revealed. idina said she can't wait to start shooting. >> thank you for the heads-up so i can get plenty of tissue ready. >> what a tearjerker. >> one of the few types i've seen my dad cry. that movie -- >> just hearing that song i'm getting weepy right now. >> anything. >> a tear? >> a tear. >> okay, i figured it would get george too. >>an sat down reveals his new album called "if i'm honest," hi

>> mister chairman my name is david leopold. i am from the state of ohio, a hillary clinton data delegate and we are offering what's in the form of a unity amendment from both sides. >> did you want to say anything quickly before i asked if there are 15 seconders? are there 15 seconders? there are 15 seconders? did you have, did you want to say something to mark go-ahead. >> hello everyone, my name is cesar vargas. we have all heard that 04 with rhetoric of donald trump when it comes to immigration. we have heard the nonsense that mexicans are rapists. we have heard a military force is going to locate, and detain little children, parents and wives. we have heard the vision that we are not going to be part of this nation. this amendment ends arbitrary deportation programs like secure communities, like the priority program, like carry where immigration agents go around latino neighborhoods with a biometric device targeting our community, where police liked shermer pyle in arizona targets latinos with no impunity. this amendment pr

. >> he was dubbed leopold. >> he is back in place. leaning against the sign post. maybe he's still feeling the effects of the margarita. >> and his rightful owners have no idea who took him and how he went to all these places. >> the only clue is the picture of him next to the sleeping boy. >> she said she doesn't recognize the boy. >> it's not the first time we've had these apb out for gnomes that have gone missing. we've had other similar stories where it's been part of a prank that's taken place throughout. >> he needed a little adventure. >> yeah. he's young. all right. >>> we'll keep you abreast on how long he stays in d.c. >>> coming up, we're hearing for the first time from the victim of that hands-up shooting in miami. the behavioral therapist shot by a police officer while trying to help an autism patient. what he's saying now after seeing the patient after the shooting. >>> and history made on the final night of the democratic national convention. hillary clinton delivered the speech of her life, but

journalistic outlets following the filing lawsuits go ahead for like five or six and a half are from jason leopold is this journalist who does a lot of great and aggressive foia work. most lawsuits are by advocacy organizations. media organizations really are not assuming very much. it does often works when did you. >> speaking of data, andy specializes in using david and prying data as government sources and other places. what's different about five requests for data versus a request for a report or something like that? >> at one level it's the same. you want to make sure that everyone understands that you believe and it appears to be a public record. the biggest hurdle you want to spell out is how to exchange information. they will often throw you it's in a proprietary database, it's really complicated, we don't have the staff and it will require hundreds of thousands of dollars of experts to come in to take care of all of this. in some way she need to just walk them through to say it's really simple and here's how you can do it. sometimes what i do is i will go and check out al-qaeda cell for t