search warrant shows they were looking for large amounts of currency, money wrappers, manila envelopes, banking documents and forensic or physical evidence linking wallace to the torture and killing of amy and savvas savopoulos, 10-year-old philip and housekeeper seer ra figueroa. -- vera figueroa, but while police swabbed the 2009 bmw for evidence, they apparently did not find the cash, the money wrappers, the manila envelopes orth e bank documents they were looking for. we haven't been able to get ahold of wallace, but it bears

. >>> well manila is poised to be the new top gambling destination in asia. the city wants to be counted among the likes of macao and singapore as marga or teague a reports. >> reporter: it sounds out like a golden oasis in the chaos of manila. the city of dreams. it's the third and latest billion dollars gambling resort to open in the philippine capital. 6.2 hectors of luxury. in manila's new purpose-built gambling strip called entertainment city. >> the vision was always to find the greatest locations in asia to build integrated resorts it's no ones their philippines is one of the fastest growing economies in anywhere in the world in the last few years, we want to build things that we are proud of. >> reporter: the government has been inviting investors hoping to fashion itself the next gaming capital of the asia pacific region. that's despite other gaming destinations like macao and singapore taking a hit in earnings correctly. officials here want to attract the regions growing middle classes and high flyers. >> this is our hopefully meaningful contributio

. >>> manila is now getting into the casino business. reports. >> reporter: it stands out like a golden oasis, the city of dreams. it is the third and latest billion dollars gambling result to move to the capitol in manila's new gambling strip. >> the vision was always to find the greatest locations in asia to build integrated resorts. it's no wonder that philippines is one of the fastest-growing economies anywhere in the world in the last two years. >> reporter: the government has been inviting investors hoping to fashion it's a the next gaming capitol of the asia pacific region dis -- despite other casinos taking a hit in profits lately. >> this is our hopefully meaningful contribution to elevate the recent industry as one of the main engineers of economic growth but also the point about the employment. for permanent jobs. >> reporter: there are five resorts planned all in all. and the government estimates 30 to 40,000 people will be directly employed by them. officials are also counting on indirect employment. security guards maintena

search warrant shows they were looking for large amounts of currency, money wrappers, manila envelopes, banking documents and forensic or physical evidence linking wallace to the torture and killing of amy and savvas savopoulos, 10-year-old philip and housekeeper seer ra figueroa. -- vera figueroa, but while police swabbed the 2009 bmw for evidence, they apparently did not find the cash, the money wrappers, the manila envelopes orth e bank documents they were looking for. we haven't been able to get ahold of wallace, but it bears repeating he has not been charged with any crime and police have not even called him a person of interest. reporting live in woodley park d.c., bruce leshan, wusa9. >> daron wint is the only suspect in custody for those murders, but police believe more people were involved. >>> the enormity of the loss after two people were killed in a dupont circle area fire wednesday came into sharp focus late today. according to a childhood friend, the 24-year-old candidate for a fulbright scholarship who had just celebrated earning a masters degree in arabic studies at geo

his 2009 bmw like this shows police were looking for large amounts of currency, for money wrappers, manila envelopes, banking documents and forensic or physical evidence linking wallace to the torture and killing of amy and savvas savopoulos, 10-year-old philip and housekeeper vera figueroa. >> if you're lying about something that seems in consequential, usually there's a reason. >> reporter: while police swabbed the bmw for evidence, they apparently did not find the cash, the money wrappers, the manila envelopes or bank documents, but what they did find according to warrants unsealed earlier was a sign of how the killers got into the house, a boot print and a broken pane and lock on a side door of the mansion. we have been unable to get ahold of jordan wallace, but it bears repeating he has not been charged with anything. police have not even said that he is a person of interest here. reporting live in woodley park d.c., bruce leshan, wusa9. >> thank you. we within expecting a judge to unseal several more search warrants today -- we were expecting a judge to unseal several more search war

and macau >>> it stands out like a golden owe asis in the chaos of manila, the city of dreams it's the third and latest resort to open in the philippine capital. 6.2 hectares ofluxury. in a purpose of built strip. >> the vision was to find the greatest locations in asia. it's no wonder that philippines is a fast inform growing economy anywhere in the world. we want to build things we are proud of. >> the government has been inviting investors hoping to fashion itself as the next gaming capital. that is despite gaming destinations like macau and singapore taking a hit in earnings much officials want to attract classes and high flyers. this is our meaningful contribution to the efforts of the philippines to elevate the tourism industry as one of the main engines of economic growth and as you pointed out, the employment. permanent jobs. >> there are five resorts planned all in all, and the government estimates 302340,000 will be deployed by them. >> officials are counting on indirect employment as a result of the casino security guard, anned, taxi drivers. around 100,000 will be created a

safety inspections of 300,000 factories in manila.heattempt to fly around world powered by the sun has hit some trouble. making an unscheduled stop in japan after bad weather interrupted the flight from china to hawaii. they hope the flame can fly on. the solar impulse diverted. it will begin again when the weather improves. u.s. stocks rising after careacturing -- health shares among the biggest gainers. for samira squ -- bristol-myers squibb up. those leadingg the rebounded transportation stocks. the dollar seeing gains against most of its major peers. the s&p 500 closed slightly up. an earlier gain of 0.6%. our guest joining us from seattle. it feels like the market is bouncing along here. and with one eye on the fed. and of course, taking a very close to read on economic data. what is your sense of it? >> it was pretty good data today. it when you got inside some of the pieces, particularly when you map it on to what informs with respect to the likely policy response. where the market is really handicapping what it thinks the fed

in suburban manila denied responsibility, blaming welders who were repairing a gate.ry had no water sprinklers or proper escapes. wikileaks has published that the has spied on the last three french leaders. no comment from the french. the u.s. state department says it doesn't comment on the brass city of leaked documents. -- voracity national security is on the agenda at the bilateral talks between the u.s. and china. our next guest has more than 18 years experience from the i.t. industry. he joins us from singapore. mike, thanks for joining us. much was this of the u.s. agency of keeping the door open when it comes to cyber security? : i'm not sure it's the u.s. keeping the door open. it does show that these are issues happening every day. happening to governments, businesses. it's a combination that is quite complex. it involves having lazy systems. in skilledhortage resources to deal with these types of issues. it is something that we have to be aware of. it is an everyday issue. angie: what does it mean for you and me? aware of our to be information. where it is a

city, located in the middle of the island is the second largest city in the philippines, following manilacapital. english-language schools have been opening all over cebu city. at present, there are more than 200. they range from schools with only a handful of students to schools with thousands. ♪ the majority of the students are young people from asia. last year alone the number coming to cebu to study english grew to 150,000, with the figure rising every year. cebu city's largest english school sits in a district of government offices. smeag global education opened two years ago, through a joint investment between south korean and japanese firms. it has three buildings in the city, accommodating about 1,000 students in total. ♪ all the students stay in dormitories. there are cafeterias, stores and other facilities for students to enjoy, so they don't really need to leave the campus. there is also a movie theater, which screens english-language films only. one of the major appeals of the school is that they offer cheap, one-to-one lessons, something that would be extremely costly in scho

agreeing on a shared solution though, is still a struggle. >> al jazeera, manila. right now great news for chocolate loverrers. eating up to 100-grams of chocolate a day could loor the risk of stroke and heart disease from london. >> so decadent, so delicious, and not so bad for us as we thought. it seemed eating chocolate every day is links to a loor risk of heart disease and stroke, looking at the eating habits of 21,000 people, researchers discovered those that eight more chocolate also weighed less, exercised more wereless obese and less likely to have type two diabeteses. they are not saying that eating chocolate makes you healthier, but there may be no need to give it up to protect your heart. >> eating chocolate seems to be safe in terms of cardiovascular, where we with have a little bit of reduction, in the events in this study. therefor we with can't say this is because of chocolate consumption. >> the study focused on british people, a nation of choke he hollicks. they understand the power of what they are selling. >> there's plenty of studies that sugges

they destroy the spanish fleet in manila. due to the overwhelming victory, suddenly the war becomes more than just cuba. it becomes a focus on all of spain's colonies around the world. mckinley then realizes this is going to create additional problems. what do you do with the philippines should we win them as well? but first the philippines is being fought. we win there. it's time to raise an army and fight against cuba. the main army of the united states goes to tampa florida to get set to go to cuba and the assistant secretary of the navy by the name of -- oh, here he is again, theodore roosevelt -- resigns as assistant secretary of the navy and puts together the first u.s. volunteer cavalry regiment, which is called the rough riders. here is teddy as the rough rider. he gets together with an army colonel by the name of leonard wood and puts together a volunteer organization. they get the usual help from the army, uniforms and military equipment. teddy thinks these uniforms are not good enough. we need uniforms from rooks b

wallace telling police that the money was delivered to him in a manila envelope. he later changed his story saying he received the cash in bundles then put it in the envelope. days afterwards they searched his bmw, found a block from the savopoulos' home looking for cash bank money wrappers or banking documents but couldn't find any of those items. the 28-year-old also turning over his phone records after it was revealed he sent photos of the ransom money to a female friend while the family was being tortured to death. police also seizing receipts backpacks, a gopro camera and macbook air laptop. wallace an amateur race car driver had been hered by savopoulos' company just months before the killings. he was known to brag on instagram about driving the family's expensive cars. he has not been arrested or charged. so far, daron wint is the only suspect you see him there but police believe others could be involved. police arresting wint after finding his dna on pizza crust inside the home last month. the 34-year-old previously worked for the savopouloss' company. his

. >>> a new billion dollars casino in manila highlights the gap between rich and poor. >>> and in sport counting down to the nba finals. two of the biggest names in the league are set to tip-off against each other. robin will be here with all of the details. ♪ >> what was is like to do selma? >> selma was a blessing? >> acclaimed actor wendell pierce talks big screen politics and taking a stand >> do you think it cost you the oscar? >> ahh...yeah... >> do you regret it? >> absoloutely not... >> and his home town ten years after katrina... >> what's the biggest problem right now. >> crime...jobs, stop bullets... >> every tuesday night. go one on one with america's movers and shakers. gripping. inspiring. entertaining. talk to al jazeera. only on al jazeera america. ♪ >>> welcome back. i'm shiulie ghosh a reminder of the top stories. three days after the deadly bomb attack in northeast nigeria there has been another bombing in a market in the same region at least 17 people were killed. >>> hundreds of migrants ground drifting in their boat off of the coast of myanmar are being escorted to

at first he said it was put into a manila envelope at the bank. he later told investigators he took bundles of cash from the accountant's pocket and put them in a red back. jordan wallace said that he needed a key to get into the car inside the garage where savopoulos told him to leave the money. he later told the police the vehicle was not locked. inside the home, on the doorway you can see what appeared to be marks left by the fire nearly three weeks ago. cnn is reporting when darin wint arrested, blood was found on his shoe. that allegedly matched one of the victims here at the home. cnn said their sources did not say which of the victims. live in northwest, tom roussey abc 7 news. kelly mayhew leon:leon: d.c. police are searching for suspect after a sexual assault and kidnapping in northwest at about midnight last night on 9th street. the woman told the police a suspect forced her into his car and then drove to an alley and attacked her. if you have information, you are asked to contact the police. the police want help in identifying a person

south to manila, some afternoon thunderstorms.ave you now with your extended outlook. ♪ ♪ >>> that is all for this edition of "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in tokyo. thafengs for thanks for staying with us. ú ♪ all it "in good shape," and we are coming to you from berlin. let's jump right into it. here is what we have got for you. why doctors have to take psychology in consideration when treating back problems. we look at the pros and cons of fasting and juicing. and see how middle ear infections are treated. are you sitting down right now? yo

manila ended down 0.36%. and jakarta's composite index gained by just a fraction. >>> japanese tire maker says it will scrap its alliance with a u.s. partner. the company says its 16 year relationship with goodyear tire and rubber was producing limited results. their joint ventures have been selling goodyear tires in japan and dunlop tires. its president says changes in the business environment make the break up unavoidable. >> translator: we will now have greater flexibility in developing our business strategy. >> officials say they will turn their joint ventures in japan in north america to wholy own subsidiaries. >> toshiba delayed some bonuses. officials say the bonus cannot be calculated because settlement of accounts for the last business year has been delayed. they say the electronics maker will defer performance based bonus pay to rank-and-file employees. payments to executives will also be withheld. the third-party panel is investigating alleged padding of profits. >>> the owner of a small company in

al jazeera manila. >> you can get more on that story and all the others we've been telling you about if you head to aljazeera.com. you can see our front page there with our lead story. deadly collapse, a balcony in berkeley california gave way at a late night party. investigators are now trying to figure out why. >> dangerous weather, tropical storm bill is bringing more rain and wind to water logged the accident. >> he is running reality star donald trump said he wants to be the next president of the united states. this is aljazeera america live from new york city, i'm tony harris. six people are dead in berkeley, california. they were on a balcony at an apartment complex when it gave way this morning. john henry smith has more. officials are starting to piece together what happened here. >> more than a dozen people were on to balcony at least five were citizens of ireland. >> the collapse happened before 1:00 this morning, tank the front railing off the building's fourth floor balcony. >> it looks like it went from the fourth floor and struck the third floor balcony below it. we do

police were looking for cash, perhaps money wrappers, manila envelopes, banking documents and any physical or forensic evidence linking jordan wallace to the death, but they did not find the money or documents and jordan wallace has not been charged. >>> an early morning murder in a quiet bowie neighborhood has left neighbors in shock. our ellison barber reports tonight from prince george's county. >> there was a bullet in the front storm window. it pierced the storm window. >> reporter: james carroll owns this house. around 6 a.m. he got a call l, my tenant about 6:00 this morning called to let me know there has been an indent. >> reporter: police were already at the house. >> about 1:10 this morning we received a call for a shooting. >> reporter: it was almost a homicide investigation. >> the victim was transported to the hospital where he later passed. >> reporter: the victim's family told wusa9 the person killed here was davonte king, 18 years old. his death marks an unfortunate milestone, bowie's first homicide this year. the people who live here tell us they've been worried about vio

let's go live now to the philippines in mali -- manila. the decommissioning ceremony was underway and i understand the president has been speaking. what's he been saying? >>reporter: he was basically lauding the rebel group saying that this is indeed a very big step showing their commitment and their sincerity towards building a lasting peace. he also called on all other filipinos to support the rebel fighter transition from decades as fighters against the government towards civilian life. he pushed the idea that standing united the country and its people can accomplish anything. he also admonished any of those who might have been criticizing this peace agreement that basically they must work together to right the wrongs of the past and say they're all part of what the problem was that led to the muslims in the southern part of the country feeling not a part of the philippine nation and he says it is time to indeed correct thatterthat thatter notion. >>> in haiti where the u.n. has had a peacekeeping mission for a decade the record said so

alice hunt joins us live from the philippines capital manila. allison hunter, we understand assessment teamworking in south korea, what have they found about the virus and why it's spreading so quickly? >> good morning. yes, we do have a team in south korea at the moment who have been invited to do a joint mission with the republic of korea government. in fact at the moment the review is ongoing. the team are assessing with the government with other experts and officials what the situation is. we have already given some initial recommendations in terms of tightening up, strengthening infection control measures in health facilities hospitals and clinics. but a lot of work is being done and a full list of recommendations will be shared with the government at the end of the week. >> and what sort of control measures that is korean government put in place? and are these robust enough to stop the disease spreading, do you think? >> yes since the beginning of the outbreak, the government has done contact tracing which is incredibly important to trace

from manila we have this report. >> reporter: voluntarily laying down weapons, that's what the mora islamic liberation front wants people to see, after 40 years at war, the muslim rebel group is serious about peace, signing a peace deal with the government last year president aquino . >> this act a like saying brother, we no longer need to defend ourselves. >> the ml i.s. sincerity and commitment to peace were called into question this year when the rebel fighters were seen involved in the killing of dozens of police commandos. it was called a mistaken encounter. the incident breached a ceasefire, bringing on a public outcry. many felt it would derail the peace. both the government and the mif are eager to move forward. 145 fighters will begin the transition to civilian life receiving cash aid from the government and health cards. >> what should be done here is to have everybody's help so that our aspiration and the objective of the piece process will be attained >>> these fighters and officials say these are the initial stages towards disarmament and lasting peace. >> why is it symbolic? i

back towards the north, things are staying clear, down toward the south, manila, high of 35 there for you. i want to talk about what's going on here in south america, specifically in chill lay. what we have going on is one low after another, you can actually see here toward the east, moving away, another pushing back toward the west, a transition season, so you see this. the problem is they hit the mountains here in the andes and then you start getting that moisture, just accumulates. let's go to some video we have. this just shows you what it looks like on the ground here, the rainfall has been taking place. some neighborhoods here are being flooded. residents say drainage has been blocked and only temporary repairs put in place at this time. people are wading through knee-deep waters. inching lining the flooded streets. many schools have been forced to close. this comes just a couple months after chile was hit by severe mudslides. remember that? left dozens dead farther toward the north. that was with the rainy season up there. this is due to those westerly lows down toward the sout

al jazeera manila. >> you can get more on that story and all the others we've been telling you about if you head to aljazeera.com. you can see our front page there with our lead story. deadly collapse, a balcony in berkeley california gave way at a late night party. investigators are now trying to figure out why. >> dangerous weather, tropical storm bill is bringing more rain and wind to water logged the accident. >> he is running reality star donald trump said he wants to be the next president of the united states.

they plan to addnew routes to manila this year. some of asia's biggest cities can be reached from okinawa in no more than four to five hours by plane. 2 billion people live within that distance. this means food can be sent to consumers very quickly. naha airport handled the total cargo volume of nearly 180,000 tons last year. that's up 30% from two years earlier. japanese delivery firm yamato transport used refrigerated containers. the cargo carriers fly overnight so that fresh food items can be delivered the following day. the services are creating business opportunities for people in okinawa. this man runs a food retailer specializing in local fruit and vegetables. he started to use yamato's refrigerated delivery service to transport mangoes and melons. it allows his produce to be on tables in asia within a day. >> translator: this is bound for hong kong. >> translator: with this service, the delivery times from here to tokyo and to hong kong are almost the same. i hope i can expand my business in asia. >> reporter: a major elect

where i do want to take you next is down towards the southeastern portions of asia, into manila, bangkokyou still have thunderstorms in your forecast, main reason for this, we're talking about the southwest monsoon, it's starting to work its way into the picture and what that means, it means rainy season really starting to kick in for the philippines. on top of that, what we have is a little bit of a low forming up here, monsoonal jire there toward the west of the philippines, pumping in the moisture i think throughout the week in some areas here could see as much as 150 to 200 millimeters of total precipitation along the west coast of luzon before it works its way north by next week. something to watch out for if you are here, if you're visiting that area of the world. let's take a look over towards the americas now. actually tropical depression bill what's left of tropical depression bill still kind of spinning, combined up with a passing cold front but it's been bringing the rainfall. that's one of the big issues here. take a look at this image. this is out of texas and this is not an

we know about manila town and international hotel from the 70's. today from the budget analyst report and other reports in 48 hill jz other pupications we know that over 8 thousand latinos have been pushed from the mission inch the last 10 years. 57 thousand people is a huge percentage but if you look at the latino population is more alarming. with the mission antedisplacement coalition many of the coalitions today are active and the displacement is adding on to the displacement of latinos and others from the 90's. i also call this a ethnic clensing because we know that in the past decades the african american population has been pushed out with unchecked out migration that left with the lowest number of african americans in the sate. we see the same clensing with latinos and chicanos and have to learn from those mistakes. i think that supervisor campos and mission coalition moratorium is strategic and seeking to accomplish a tangible and necessary goal. the purchase of 13 parcels and think hillary roanen showed the analysis on which the city devel

protesters have marched through the center of manila, protesting involvement in war games in the southhina sea. japanese ships are working alongside philippine and u.s. ships in the operation. yvonne: china and the u.s. are holding their seventh round of talks in washington. top level officials are discussing a range of issues including their economies and concerns. joe biden stressed the importance of cooperation to avoid conflict. biden: china needs to be at the table as these rules are written. myponsible competition, in view, will be be necessary ingredient to manage areas of disagreement. both countries must remember confrontation is a negative game and both sides will pay heavily along with the rest of the world. we will not agree all the time but we will all lose if there is confrontation. guest is a long advisor.isors -- joining me from beijing is robert kuhn. thank you for joining us. we are starting these meetings off with a lot of tension between the two nations. a cyber security hack. to.pack to getting closer how was china going to play into this? how are they going to be

the bmw bliss were looking for cash, maybe -- police were looking for cash, maybe money wrappers, manila envelopes, banking documents, any forensic evidence that might link wallace to the death, but they did not find the money or documents and jordan wallace has not been charged with a crime. >>> for the first time all workweek we don't have a yellow alert for tomorrow, but we're not totally in the clear. >> nope. first alert chief meteorologist topper shutt is here with your forecast for your morning commute. >> it's a borderline alert. we're resisting. we may see drizzle in the morning. first live doppler 9000 has most of the activity moving westward up toward frederick and pennsylvania, straggler showers back into mayr. most everything is now pushing through the metro from -- maryland. most everything is now pushing through the metro. that is all pushing northwest. we'll zoom to the northwest, leesburg, moderate rain between 15 and down toward aldie across 50 and also tuscarora, a little moderate rain mixed in with rain. by morning all the green blobs are pretty much gone, but that do

he is ordered safety inspections of three her thousand factories in manila.ishaad: taking a look at the billionaire chairman saying what he called the negative political environment in hong kong. he says it will be a different story when it comes to his next idea. poipo. >> i do not like being in hong kong. in shanghai, we will have a long queue ahead of us. >> do you think the current boom has run its course? vincent: i think it will be boom or bust. stephen: that is the difference. vincent: it is moving a bit too fast. i expect they will try to temper it. it will not bust anytime soon. stephen: how bullish are you on hong kong and the property market and the economy? vincent: hong kong is going through a very tough time. my imagination that hong kong could become so politicized in a short amount of time. hong kong is still hong kong. it is still very efficient. property prices are up. it is a matter of supply and demand. people want to stay in hong kong. they have to pay hefty prices because it is a place to have a roof over their heads. there will need to

admitted lying initially about various of the delivery of the money, saying he dropped it off in a manila envelope and then stating it was a red bag. we now know police search the car for that bag. they also scoured it for large wads of cash and photos, cameras, or electronic devices such as a security camera used at the savopoulos home. one suspect, darin wint has been charged in connection with the murders there. reporter: what has not been laid out is what kind of connection may exist between darin wint and jordan wallace. we do expect more documents to be released in the very near future and we will bring that as soon as we get it. alison: crews from the day sifting through the debris after a roadhouse cut either wednesday morning, killing two people and injuring four others. it is not far from dupont circle. brad bell is live with an update on the investigation now led by the atf. reporter: the atf has taken over the lead. the e-mail response to us was this fire remains under investigation. you can see the first floor is boarded up. somebody did bring flowers done here and shed a tea

from manila we have these reports. >> voltairely laying down its weapons. that's what the mlif wants people to see. but after some 40 years of war the muslim rebel group is serious about peace. it signed a peace deal with the government last year and the president aquino is determined to get skeptics on its side. our brethren willingly laid down their arms knowing that there may still be violence. this an is like todaying brother, we know longer need to defend ourselves. >> the mlif's sincerity and commitment to peace was called into question when rebel fighters were seen to be involved in the killing of dozens of police command dose. it was tall a mistaken encounter, but the isn't brought a sees fire and a public outcry. many feared it would derail the peace. but many are eagle for move forward. along with the 75 assault weapons, 145 rebel fighters will begin the transition to civilian life. receiving cash aid from the government and health cards. >> what should be done here is to have everybody's help so that our aspiration and the objective of the peace

the philippines lgbt community was especially lively when it took to astreets for a parade in manila. and there was a sea of blue at the gay pride parade in the city of london. >>> to the women's world cup, england will face japan in the women cup finals. we recap saturday's action. >> never in the history had england progressed to a semifinal stage of a world cup and what a way to do it. lionesss had the game within 15 minutes after they scored twice. >> i think we knew -- you take this game you got a real shot of going all the way through. to get a result in the atmosphere today against an excellent canadian team and incredible result. and history made again. >> now in terms of being expected to win and playing a bit the under dog, we'll treat every game as it comes and we know that's going to be a massive game on wednesday. >> and england didn't get the occasion to get them after playing in front of the very pro canada cloud. next up a match against the reigning champs japan. >>> now a story about kanye west despite a petition to block him from performing he hit the stage as the h

we debuted coast to coast with the thriller in manila one of the all-time classic fights, frasier-alih round. >> before that, you're counting growth in tens of thousand of subscribers. after that, you're counting in millions. that's really daytona day one -- that's really day one for hbo and the cable fan. >> if what you see in the next few minutes convince you you have gone to sports heaven. >> in the mid '70s in the sports world there were 3/4 giants. cbs, nbc, abc. and then in connecticut, somebody got ahold of a transponder. >> the picture you are watching, taken by a camera sent through sophisticated equipment sent to the air transmitting system. >> bill rothinson, fired from his job trying to figure out a way to deliver local cable sports. when they found out about the satellite. they said can we cover the whole state? the guy looked and said you don't understand. >> for another 25 cents or whatever you can send this all over the country. they went, oh, gee. why would anyone want to do that? they didn't quite know what they had. >> and he wound up revolutionizing television spor

hundreds marched through manila calling for gender equality and the ban on gay marriage to be overturnedilipinos are tolerant to sexuality and many celebrities are openly gay >>> a massive man hunt continues in the u.s. for a prison are on the run after his accomplice was shot dead. armed police spotted richard matt hiding in woods. he broke out of a prison in new york state with david sweat. who is still at large. both were serving long sentences for murder. two prison workers have been arrested for helping them escape >>> in venezuela, many condemn private media taken over by the state or having licences invoked. a smartage of paper has hindered the printing of newspapers. >>> honduras tens of thousands demand that president juan orlando hernandez step down. as adam raney reports, they want an international commission to investigate a widening corruption scandal. >> reporter: this slogan shouted through the capital "out with the president." tens of thousands marching. they say they are hoping to illuminate the darkness in a corrupt violence country. >> translation: we are sake of the c

the whole world has been waunching from london all the way to manila. erupting with joy as the justices struck down same-sex marriage bans across the u.s. doug was one of the lawyers who made the successful argument before the highest court. >> the case was really in essence about whether the marriage of same-sex couples were going to be recognized as having equal dignity. >> but the court was divided 5-4 with conservative justice an ton scalia delivering a scathing dissent. and catholic bishops releasing a statement saying the ruling is a tragic error that harms the common good and most vulnerable among us. especially children. >> to love and to cherish -- >> but friday same-sex marriage is legal. couples across the country waste nod time in taking advantage. >> congratulations! >> and tens of thousands get set to marge through the streets later today. >> with so much to celebrate here as they are preparing for the parade in new york city. and also something to think about, too, those divorce lawyers, oh yeah they're getting ready to get to business. m

real secretary of the navy was on vacation -- orders admiral dewey, who's in hong kong, to steam for manila bay because he knows that this is going to be, he knows that the war is coming, this is going to be the moment that america can now seize a very crucial piece of territory in the middle of the pacific ocean. he was had no qualms about it at all. and that's how america got involved almost by accident. and this is part of another theme of the book, the unintended consequences of war. very often we don't think about this. and mckinley certainly had no plan to make the philippines an american possession, but he later did. and that created a war a conflict that was larger actually than the fighting in cuba over, with spain over cuba and more protracted. and, actually, the story i tell is set in the philippines of a massacre of a small company of men who are getting ready to celebrate or commemorate the death of william mckinley by assassination which puts theodore roosevelt -- the hero of the spanish-american war -- into the white house. it's a fascinating story on so many levels, but theo

though, admitting he lied when he stated the money was in a ma anyone la envelope -- many any la -- manila envelope from the accountant. we learned that the white chevrolet that daron wint captured in and what they were trying to recover if they looked for the blood stain or gasoline soaked clothing and duct tape and other items linked to the four murders. reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. alison: checking back in on breaking news now. in the search for one person in the potomac river. right near great falls. richard reese is on the maryland side with the latest on what is happening now. rich? rich: it looks like this may be transitioning into a recovery effort now from a rescue effort. we have seen a number of the pontoon boats that were on the potomac river leaving the scene as well as a park police helicopter. also left. let's show you video now. this search began after 2:30 this afternoon after a 911 call. we initially hard it was boaters and then cliff divers. now it turns out two young men in their 20's wanted to go swimming in the potomac river. unfortunately, one of them