>> malik. >> first, i want to say thank you for being here. and this is actually just a sin from the creative. not a sin, but a send. i want

>> malik. >> first, i want to say thank you for being here. and this is actually just a sin from the creative. not a sin, but a send. i want to say, it's very important we allow our youth to be creative. the most important part of our community in which we lack. it's robotic state of mind. you get involved in what the tv tells you to do. our school lack creative skills and families lack creative skills. no one is able to community on that emotional level. we lack emotion because we lack creativity. everybody involved in a children's life to parlay that. >> how are we to do that? >> the cb o 's, these people that want to do the work. they have the heart. but they need a change. i know for myself. we all have a reason we need to get paid. but the major thing is, when you come to a community that is lacks so much, poor on so many levels. from all of those levels, you have to have a sense of creativity. at safe haven, i try to have every level of creativity. not even wants to sing or rap or play basketball. some people want to write books. these a

malik senfero. director of bay view safe haven. children youth and families. cheryl davis. momagic. last but not least, we have jenay. >> we have tyre and then we have cheryl. john. i have a question for you. i hear there's a summer school safety plan that started in may 2007. >> they were 4 partners that collaborates on looking at summer school sites. the 4 were the mtap with muni, the youth services with san francisco police department and the security guards through the san francisco unified school district and d.c. yf. we rolled out responsibilities and it was within the scope of work we were doing and to form what that looked like. they are going to be the primary lead but have support of m tap to deal with interventions outside the perimeter the school. and the police department was a supportive roll if it escalated. previous to this, there had been incidences almost riots at different schools. lots of arrests and last year there were minimal, if none. >> this was last summer? this was the first time you had this in place. >> what did you do? were the teams on the campuses whe

jasmine, malik, di meet russ and dad, anthony hall. >> the whole family! >> hi. >> good to see you. my goodness. remember the last time we were here? >> yes. >> remember what we did? >> yes. >> we were playing video games. >> the last time we were here, they were our wednesday's children cht a sibling group hope tog find a loving family to embrace them all in a forever home. a year and a half later, we're back and this time, with their brand new dad, who they are thrilled to have. and they loved hearing him introduce them as -- >> my children. >> congratulations. >> thank you. >> in the past, anthony hall had been temporariry foster care for more than 50 kids. he'd adopted one, who's now grown up, then got this call. >> and they said, these are younger males, work with older teenagers and i was open to the new idea of working with younger young men. and two days later, they called me and said, there's one more sibling, a girl. i had fostered over 52 boys and never had a girl, but it's the best thing ever for me. >> within days of their arrival, anthony knew these kids were there to

. >> it's what malik said. >> i am going to go on. >> just like everybody is saying. there as always been help. you really have to go take charge. my grandma told them. you have to sit them in the room and make your point be heard. if people have that much interest. they should walk down the neighborhoods and ask them what they would be interested in. maybe they would help out. there's never before that. i was on mission street and people handed me condoms. you care about our sex but not about our lives >> i think brother said just what needed to be said. >> jenay. go. >> and about the program that you guys are trying to make. it's not about what people like to do. nowadays. it where you're from. say if you are from hunters point. you can't just walk in their. that's just the reality. i am not trying to be ghetto or bring stuff that you don't want to hear. if you don't like a girl, girls are going to fight. you are going to get stabbed. with boys, you can't just go anymore. you might really, really, want to do that. but i know some boys who would love the music progra

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we talked with abdul malik ahmad, a multimedia producer, musician, and martial arts teacher and with his wife rahima ullah, who shared with us their family's practices for ramadan. >> we follow the lunar calendar. and so every year ramadan moves up in the year. this year it's gonna be more than 12 hour no eating, no drinking, the whole day. and you're still supposed to do all the things that you'd normally do. so, yeah, it's a challenge definitely. but, i'm still looking forward to it. two of the things that people look forward to during ramadan would be the iftars, which is when we break our fasts at the end of the day at sunset. and the prayers, special ramadan prayers that come after our evening prayers. you're supposed to start your fast when you hit puberty. so, for guys and girls, it's different ages. i try not only to fast in ramadan, but also regularly throughout the year. >> during ramadan, being angry and acting on your anger breaks your fast. so, it's -- it's very much an emotional discipline as well as a physical discipline. >> the discipline that we practice during ramad

europe and have not played in europe for ten years they went behind after just eleven minutes after malik many open for the visitors but twenty one year old sam has. got a second half equaliser the second leg is next week it's another football news bob bradley has been fired as the coach of the u.s.a.t. after five years in charge it follows the team's loss to mexico in the final of the gold cup although bradley's a world record isn't all bad with forty three wins twenty five draws and just twelve defeats during his reign he also led that seem to the last sixteen of the twenty ten world cup bradley's replacement is expected to be announced before an exhibition match between the usa and mexico on aug tenth meanwhile argentina have unveiled fifty six year old hundredths of bell as their new coach the foremost to the end his manager taking over from syria but instead he resigned after the failure on the corporate america in the corporate america in argentina. meanwhile favre will make a final decision on goal line technology in march next year with president sepp blatter saying if approved it

they went behind after just eleven minutes after malik men were open for the visitors but twenty one year old. got a second half equaliser the second leg is next point. some action now from the european pre-season where you venters have got their second win in three days at the world football challenge event this time beating this guadalajara one nil in north carolina would only took twelve minutes for the italians to take the lead in this one. thing after a mistake by defender johnny magdalen so one nil is finished achievers have yet to score in the tournament after being beaten three millibar real madrid and face barcelona on august while its win number two is also america. meanwhile faithful will make a final decision on goal line technology in march next year with president sepp blatter saying if approved it could be used to brazil world cup in twenty fourteen and then in leagues around the world. the international will decide to. be introduced. to dance in the. national associations or leagues they will have the right to use these goal line technology this would be the new appro

football and have not played in europe for ten years so they went behind after just eleven minutes after malik manwell open to the visitors but twenty one year old would i have got a second half equaliser the second leg is next week. and actually now from european pre-season my eventis have got their second win in three days the world football challenge event this time beating chivas battle harder one mill in north carolina it took only twelve minutes for the talents to take the lead. singer after state by the end joining magelang one nil then finished two of us have yet to score in the tournament after being beaten three newberry on the face barcelona are all disputed qualities we number two for you very it will also be club america. where months united are looking forward to the chance of getting one back over barcelona united were beaten by the catalans in the champions league final and the side meet again in a friendly on saturday although boston may choose to feel their younger stars and united could follow suit. by only here so they put all the employers. to their own the power they were

at mount carmel high school where he was a student malik check to back in court next thursday >>chicago police arrested four men in connection with major citywide are a theft ring on the west side theo poole teresias young and justin abraham are all in being charged with three felony counts of possessing a stolen motor vehicle james stafford is charged with one felony count of removing a vehicle there rest of the result of a formal investigation dubbed operation payback police said the men used various methods to still luxury model cars the vehicles were relocated to a chop shop and the 4200 block of west cellmark the cars were stripped down and parts were sold for cash investigators estimate that the ring stole about five to 10 vehicles per week. >>illinois to become el station @ banned people from carrying concealed weapons. wisconsin gov. scott walker scheduled to sign a bill a section and lived in the state's ban on public and possession. people get a permit to go through training will be let to carry concealed weapons most public buildings and supporters argue concealed carrying hi

russia and have not played in europe ten years so they went behind after just eleven minutes after malik manwell open to the visitors twenty one year old. would i have caught the second half equaliser the second leg is next week. in action after the european pre-season the event is have got their second win in three days at the world football challenge event this time beating cheever's guadalajara one mill in north carolina it took only twelve minutes for the tally ins to take the lead. and sing after state by the end joining maggie long one nil then finished give it have yet to score in the tournament after b.c. . and face barcelona on august because we number two for you very exalted big club america. once united are looking forward to the chance of getting one back over barcelona united were beaten by the path lands in the champions league final and the side meet again in a friendly on saturday although bassam may change the feel of their younger stars and united could follow suit. where's. the problem they were fantastic if i thought they were. on saturday i would put all my own quip

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football and haven't played in europe for ten years they were behind after just eleven minutes after malik ran away and for the visitors that's twenty one year old summers but i have a second half equaliser the second leg is next thursday and the same with football and argentina have appointed a new national coach as fifty six year old alex hunter so bear takes over from sergio but is the sober one the cop probably better though is his coach in the studio with two years ago after playing career that included students at sheffield united and leaves in england he had been sets to take charge of al-jazeera in the united arab emirates because becky's this makes it last week after argentina he was hosting the event not to europe white in the sport on another cross for america close unless there's have not one that's wanted since the one nine hundred ninety three and the last two world cups and the important final defeat like you only of both countries and even pick team did win gold at the two thousand and four and two thousand and eight games and meanwhile bob bradley has been fired as the coa

nidal malik hasan is accused of killing 13 people. >>> american airlines is expected to announce it'srdering hundreds of new jets to replace those in its aging fleet. both boeing and airbus can expect orders. good news there. >>> houston rockets all-star center yao ming just announced his retirement at a news conference in shanghai. he's struggled with injuries during the past few years. that will be sad to see him go. >> yeah, prominent player. >>> finally this half hour an update on once was and is now again our what? our favorite story of the day. a story we told you about two week ago. we told you about a woman who was michael jordan's high school sweetheart. >> i love their prom picture. it's the best. she found her love letters from jordan online and they werup for auction at the time. wtvd's alina machado reports, she's getting those letters back. >> i see my letter and i'm thinking, what in the world? >> reporter: that was laquetta robinson more than two weeks ago talking about the moment she realized someone had stolen this love letter michael jordan wrote to her when they da

nidal malik hasan a former army psychiatrist at the base will be tried in a military court-martial.tinue to monitor developments coming out. the fort hood public affairs office says it will make an announcement in due order about the date and location once they set it, and name the military judge in this case. jon. jon: harris faulkner, thank you. >> reporter: sure. jon: a lot more news to get to in our second hour of "happening now." hello i'm jon scott. patti ann: i'm patti ann brown in for jenna lee. in the fox news room happening now a chilling new warning for air travelers. the government warning airlines that terrorists may try to surgically implant explosives into humans to take down passenger jets. joining us now the author of the next wave on the hunt for al-qaida's american recruits. she's our own national correspondent, catherine herridge. she is live with the breaking story in washington. what have we learned about the intelligence. >> reporter: the threat information that led to the tsa warning has a signature of al-qaida and al-qaida in the arabian peninsula this was t

this after the base commander determined that major nidal malik hasan will be saying it was more costly and time consuming. >>> james bulger pled not guilty to 19 murder counts. that plea in a boston federal court came 16 years after bulger fled the city when a federal agent warned him that there was an upcoming indictment. the 81-year-old bulger and his girlfriend were caught living in santa monica, california last month. lesli? >> thank you, derek. >>> video cameras have become an increasingly important law enforcement tool in recent years capturing people committing all kinds of crimes but what happens when police are on the other side of the lens and the images of them making arrests are posted online. well, sometimes as we have seen a lot recently it leads to quite the controversy. matt jablow is joining us now with a look at the issue. >> the long lens of the law has indeed been used to great effect in recent years to catch criminals but lately cameras are being used increasingly by private citizens trying to catch police miss using their power. there seems to be a new one every d

and also major nidal malik hasan accused of killing 13 people and wounding 30 others. now there is word that the accused fort hood shooter could be pleading insanity in this case, folks. we are live at his arraignment moments from now. stay tuned for that. >> it's unthinkable that so many would die in a hail of gunfire on a u.s. army base in the heart of texas and this a fellow service member could have pulled the trigger. >> it's sorrowful he died the way he did. >> people were in northbound lanes of i55 pulling their cars over on the side of the road, putting their hands over their hearts, or maybe if they were military or past military, saluting. emotions ran very high. [ male announcer ] walls can talk. but it's our job to make them say sothing interesting. so how about this weekend we learn some new tricks of the trade... then break out our doing clothes and get rolling. let's use some paint that helps us get the job done in record time and makes a statement when we're finished. we're lowering the cost of a new favorite color. more saving. more doing. that's the p

that is the same weapons store that major nidal malik hasan the fort hood shooter brought his weapons from. we now have a full screen picture of the private from fort campbell who was arrested. he's being held on federal charges of child pornography. but we understand that that may just be a holding charge because he also was found with bomb explosive materials at his hotel room in texas not far from fort hood. there is an interview with him conducted back in august when he applied to be a conscientious objector with the armor because he was a muslim he tells al-jazeera, quote i can't deploy as a muslim to afghanistan, it was his first deployment. at that point the army at fort campbell was very concerned about this soldier. they found child pornography on his government-issued computer. they did not grant him conscientious objector status, then an army review board overruled that. he then went on the lamb he was awol as of july 14th. he was found in coleen, texas yesterday at 2:00pm. he is being held by the police there. we are told these are federal charges that he is facing on chil

guns galore is the same shop where nidal malik hasan purchased a weapon before opening fire on fort hoodn 2009. >>> a gun heist in california, more than two dozen assault rifles ripped off from a supply store in fort irwin. it happened july 15. investigators say the thieves made off with 26 ak 74 assault rifles and one sniper rifle. some arrests have been made and so far one of the weapons has been referred. federal authorities are offering a reward of up to $10,000 for information leading to more arrests. >> arthel: president george w. bush opening up about his initial response to the 9-11 terrorist attacks as never before. the former commander in chief telling national geographic he made the decision not to jump up immediately and leave that florida classroom. instead, he wanted to project a sense of calm. national geographic will air the hour long interview on august 28 as part of a week of programs called "remembering 9-11". also president obama and former president george w. bush plan to attend services here in new york city marking the tenth anniversary at ground zero. >> rick: com

army general today approved a possible death penalty sentence in the future military trial of nidal malikay recall he is the american muslim accused of killing 13 people at ft. hood,texas. hassan was partially paralyzed in november. that happened in november of 2009. he is in a wheelchair. he is being held in a local jail near ft. hood, and that's the country's largest military base. this news coming in, a u.s. army general approved a death penalty in the future military trial of hasan. >>> it's the phone hacking scandal that has the uk in an uproar. the british tabloid news of the world, which includes companies like fox news and the wall street journal is facing allegations that its reporters have been breaking into peoples' voice mail accounts, from movie stars to a teenager that was later found dead. our richard quest spoke with one celebrity who struck back at the tabloid, and that's actor, hugh grant. everybody seems to be talking about this story. it's unbelievable how -- how widespread this is. london police already launched a investigation. how deep is this scandal? you have hugh

and when he was later led out of the courtroom, he shouted, quote, nidal malik hasan fort hood 2009.ect accused of killing 13 people in a 2009 attack at the texas army post. >> heather: terror suspect anders behring breivik reportedly boast to go police about other places that he planned to attack. revealing his hit list during a ten-hour interrogation. honoreway tabloid claiming they included the royal palace and headquarters. he admitted to a shooting rampage that claimed 77 lives. he asked them how many people he killed and he showed no emotion after he was told. >> gregg: tropical storm don making landfall in drought strucking southern texas, but its impact was underwhelming. >> thought we were going to get a bunch of rain 'cause we're so dry down here. it disappeared. once again, we're still dry and no wind. there was supposed to be 50 mile-an-hour winds and there is nothing. >> gregg: didn't happen. the area did get some rain, but it was surprisingly brief and nowhere near enough to make a dent in the exceptional drought that baked the state for months. casey stegall is live in

army general has approved a possible death penalty in the trial of nidal malik hasan. you will recall 13 people killed and 32 people injured. >>> also, this is certainly a case. look at this. cover your eyes. this was the scene yesterday in mesa, arizona. this is the kind of dust storm here that is generally over desert land and can reach thousands of feet high. at one point, it stretched wider than 30 miles. it was so bad the faa ordered a ground stop of more than an hour at phoenix sky harbor airport. storms can uproot trees and damage power lines and cause severe structural damage. >>> just hours after casey anthony was found not guilty of murdering her daughter, crowds began to flock to her central florida home. dozens of patrol cars lined the house while deputies on horse back and atvs were on hand for crowd control. a number of them expressing displeasure. some neighbors say they hope casey would not return to the neighborhood. that verdict, as we know, stunned a lot of people, analysts and followers of the trial. up next, understanding how casey anthony could wa

. >>> another seven months before army psychiatrist nidal malik hasan stands trial for the murder ofexas, back in 2009. he announced he fired his civilian lawyer in favor of a military defense team and elected to have a jury of army officers decide his fate. >>> an air force squadron finally home after a six-month tour in afghanistan. [ cheers and applause ] 150 members of the utah air control squadron flew in. some seeing their chirp for the first time in months. some of them ever. >> so big. she really has. this one has done wonderful with the pictures pictures and every. she's gotten really big. >> first time seeing your baby? >> yes, sir. >> how does it feel? >> feels great. >> alisyn: oh, my gosh. first time seeing his baby. the group provided radar surveillance while in afghanistan. those are your headlines. >> brian: eight minutes past the top of the hour. first she beat the rap and then the press. where is casey anthony now? who is keeping her safe? geraldo, you're safely here to tell us, is she on your yacht? >> brian, you've been on my vessel, it's not a yacht. it's a saili

the british home affairs committee will look into allegations that the malik to hippolyta and police took payments from journalists. john yates who resigned this week will testify. news corp. chairman rupert murdoch and his son james will testify in the house of commons about the allegations on tuesday. there will be joined by rebekah brooks who resigned last week. on sunday, she was arrested and questioned about her knowledge of phone hacking and police bribery at news of the world. live coverage and 9:30 a.m. eastern. the house rules committee met to debate deficit-reduction legislation that the republicans are calling cut, cap, and balance. president obama has issued a veto threat for the measure. it requires congress to pass a balanced budget amendment to the constitution as a condition for raising the federal debt ceiling. the full house will pick up the legislation to more appeared to technical problems, we rejoin our coverage in process. >> i think it rose red meat to the extreme right wing of the republican party. over the last several weeks, the white house and congressional

major nidal malik hasan, still collect ago paycheck, will face a judge this afternoon in texas.arance since he decided he would face the death penalty. in fact, it was decided. his lawyer is not saying if they're considering an insanity defense. >> steve: meanwhile, he was just within our sights, but managed to slip away. fox news has confirmed this morning one of the world's most wanted terrorists, american born cleric anwar al-awlaki, escaped a marine corps assassination attempt. it happened days after osama bin laden was killed. we got intel there. apparently we figured out where he was. missiles fired from our jets, missed their target. he apparently was in a pick up truck riding across a yemeni desert. still no word where he might be today. but the bad news is, we didn't get him. >> alisyn: this is just like a scene out of jaws. or this scene out of jaws. look at this. okay. that was the scene out of "jaws." next we'll show you a marine research team chumming the waters off the coast of south after contaminate they were caught completely offguard when this nine foot shark l

fort hood, the scene of that massacre back in november 2009, major nidal malik hasan accused of murderingoman. he's facing a military trial next march. keep it right here on fox for more details on this. brian? >> brian: what is going on? disappointing news, major. the government's ground zero czar concluded there is not enough evidence to link the dust and smoke from september 11 or the air from the terrorist attack to cancer in rescue and recovery workers at the scene. this is ignited the fury of 9-11 advocates. >> i have been to 53 funeral, 51 were because the person died of cancer. don't tell me that cancer shouldn't be added to this bill. >> brian: the cancer suffering 9-11 first responders have enough of a case to be able to get compensation? let's ask peter johnson, jr. >> i happen to represent a bunch of people that suffered cancer as a result of working to recover their children, their relatives and friends at ground zero. and they have suffered from cancer. they may die from cancer because of what they were exposed to at 9-11. so what we have now is a fundamental, incredible cop

he said it would be hurt to be an advertising only malik him and his started the model in america of having a variety of revenue streams. and i think we're feeling our way back to that position now. when i was, i was present at the grace of many aol milestones. .. still couldn't get my name and the others who just arrived, final deal point is on want my name on a lot, another guy got kicked out or have his e-mail account directly send to rupert rock or whatever it tickled is but part of that arrangement that we made was great for time magazine because as i said for 60 years this monopoly type of mainstream media where information was handed down happened because of the rise of the broadcast media where any 17-year-old could start a press in philadelphia but it was hard to start a tv network or radio network and metropolitan newspapers for a variety of economic reasons generally consolidated one or two newspapers so it became a mainstream and people in the media handed down the words as if they were in grave and never got much feedback. the most interesting is thing that happened on a