. >> hello, nadia? >> we called out with radios that we could hear her. and then outside the team leader was trying to find out where she could be. >> the basement level below is still intact and may allow isar members to access the woman's location. but the cavernous basement presents another challenge. they must work 10 feet above the floor drilling holes into the concrete. they insert a specialized search camera that allows them to see into the vast darkness. the process is agonizingly slow. >> all of a sudden, there's a pull on the camera. and i lose the grip. and the camera is just going [ indicating ] nothing just pulling back. all of a sudden i realized i have a contact. >> it's what they've been hoping for. >> and then we took a little few seconds of signalling back and forth and just motions flowing. and then she turns the camera and i can see her face. >> it is an incredible moment. for the first time they see the woman. >> she couldn't even turn around it was so tight the space she was in. >>

it came out in conversation that my cousin nadia was having trouble in math. i started to teach her some algebra. got her a little ahead of her class. then i became what i call a tiger cousin. [laughter] i called her school and said i really think nadia should retake that placement exam from last year. two or three years later, she was taking calculus at the university of new orleans. that was just an example. i thought there is something here, how many more kids might there be who think there are not good at math but with some intervention, they could just run. emily: how do you end up posting the tutorials, then, on youtube? sal: one thing that got around the family was that free tutoring was going on. so i started working with -- every day after work, i was working with 10 or 15 cousins, family friends, all over the country. i started writing practice software for them. then, tools for me as their coach or their teacher or their tutor to keep track of what they were doing. one of my friends said this is all cool, sal. why don't you make some of them as yout

nadia: there were certain criteria that we felt were important that were priority. it has to be the one that will really inspire thought-provoking ideas, make you step back and say, oh, my god, is that really what happened? and how can we prevent this from happening again? you know, it has to be an educational experience as well as a spiritual experience. david: by unanimous decision of the judges, the memorial project proposal, "the ark of return," by rodney leon, is declared the winner of the competition. [applause] courtenay: i think we have something that at the end of the day will be befitting what we are trying to create. which is a sense of what millions of africans, certainly those of us who are the descendants of africans living outside of africa in the diaspora, what we all went through. rodney: as soon as we realized that we had won, we knew that there was going to be a lot of work that had to be done. we were pretty confident that we could make the march deadline for the unveiling ceremony. the door of no return is a very powerful image internationally f

arrstaron a un tercer sospechoso vinculado al asesnato del fotoperiodista ruben espinoza, la activista nadiar omar martinez zendejas quien supuestamente participo en el homicidio multiple de la colonia narvarte. el hombre fue detenido en la colonia coyoacan y segun las autoridades lideraba una celula dedicada al narcomenudeo del grupo delictivo los zetas. la organizacion "help-age international" dio a conocer esta semana los mejores y peores paises del mundo para envejecer.el reporte se enfoca en cuatro aspectos: seguridad de ingresos, estado de salud, capacidades y entornos favorables.en el podio del indice gobal suiza es el mejor pais del mundo para envejecer.despues de suiza aparecen noruega, suecia y alemania, y estados unidos en el noveno lugar?en que situacion esta america latina? el mejor de la region es panama, que recien aparece en el puesto 20. luego esta chile, que ocupa el puesto 21 y uruguay, que esta 270. y de regreso a estados unios, aumenta el numero de migrantes que ha perdido su seguro de salud bajo la ley sanitaria asequible mejor conocida como obama care. esto se debe a u

i think she's watching. >> mike and nadia. [laughter] if the you have picture, send to us immediately. >> don't try to turn me in. you can see what's going on outside, it's great. this is the free day at the u.s. open. don't some people have to -- >> we need a rain check for the big matches. >> i got it. anyhow, here's what we have out there. it is gray, and the rain is really coming down. depends where you are. here's fox 5 sky guardian 3-d, and we had some real heavy showers when greg and rosanna were still asleep at 3, 4:00, but when full-time folks like myself get up, it was really coming down. [laughter] more showers developing down to our southwest, but guess what? they're coming through the city right thousand, and we've got a cold front working through with an area of low pressure, actually several, and that will keep the showers growing and enhance that rainfall from time to time. right now you've got 72 at central park, same thing in islip, 64 in monticello with the dewpoints around 65-70 degrees, means that air is l

. >> esto es noticiero telemundo con jose diaz balar y nadia c e celeste . >> muy buenas tardes comenzamos con la polemica de la muerte de un hispan oeo en san antonio, x texas, que fue baleado por dos p policiasen su casa . >> un video grabado por un te i testigo parece grabar algo dif r diferente. >> ahora la policia es blanco de amenazas, ivan adelante. >> asi es, los oficiales que s dispararon tambien son hispnaoa, las adutoridades consideran qu m muchas personas se apresuraron a ver a los poÑllicias sin conco e el caso . >> sucedio a plena luz del vie viernes . >> este video creo controversia de la comnuidad indignada y el departamento del alguasil dijo que no se debe haber divulgado . >> ven a un hombre de pronto l v levanta los brazos y se escuchan disparos . >> horas despues las adeutoridas convocarnon a una congferencia prensa . >> hemos tenido amenazas a los oficiales por llamads telefon telefonicas en las redes soci e sociales . >> entre residentes de l. >a> ciudad las opiniones etast divididas. >> la policia tiene que shacer u trabajio y esto es peligroso, s alguien enseÑa si e

nadia of the electronic frontier foundation says the cinematic notion of hiding in plain sight has gone way of the the dodo bird. >> the idea you can meet in a public place and that a quiet conversation we are accustomed to in spy movies is no longer realistic. >> reporter: the eff says street level surveillance far out-paces nsa electronic monitors of your key strokes. >> maybe more privacy online depending on what it is you are doing. in a public place, you know, it is definitely something people should be thinking about. >> reporter: it is not all big brother conspiracy hyperbole. >> the cameras are runs 24 hours a day, seven days a week. >> reporter: most are private. interns with the san francisco district attorney's office spent the summer walking the city and documenting cameras in plain view. >> i was actually blown away by the number of cameras. i thought it was going to be one or two or three. a city block. and just the numbers, they are huge. >> reporter: every dot on this map represents a private camera. more than 3,000 in the tenderloin alone. much of the city hasn't been m

saw at the border hoped not to be noticed by hungarian police and were trying to sneak in, including nadia who left her daughter in aleppo and wants to eventually resettle her in europe. >> hungarian police do not treat you well so that's why we need to run away and just go, maybe to germany, but run away. we don't want to -- want them to catch us here. >> reporter: this is what happens to those who get caught. this is one of the hungarian holding camps for migrants. overcrowded, dirty, surrounded by razor wire, guarded by dogs. it's no wonder why so many try not to end up here. many hungarians are also upset by what they're seeing. at the budapest railway station more people come each day to donate clothing and give these traumatized people some much-needed help. richard engel, nbc news, budapest, hungary. >> and as we've seen for many days now another main focal point in this crisis is greece which has been the first stop in europe for tens of thousands. nbc's bill neely is on the island. bill? >> good evening, thomas. there is no re end in sight to the refugee crisis partly because l th

more than half of the migrants we saw at the border were hoping to sneak in, including nadia, who lefter daughter in aleppo and wants to settle in europe. >> that's why you need to run away and just go. maybe it germany. but run away. we don't want to -- want them to catch us here. >> this is what happens to those who get caught. this is one of the hungarian camps for migrants. overcrowded, dirty, surrounded by razor wire, guarded by dogs. it's no wonder why so many try not to end up here. many hungarians are also upset by what they are seeing. the budapest railway station more people come each day to donate clothing and give these traumatized people some much-needed help. richard engel, nbc news, budapest, hungary. >> a gruesome discovery at a chicago park. police found the decomposed remains of a toddler. chicago police shut down gr field park after a foot and other human remains were found there yesterday. police kept the public at a distance as they worked well into the night saturday. tonight the park that would normally be packed with people this holiday weekend is a crime scene.

nadia komenich what year? >> '76. >> what city?treal. >> impressed. >> speaking french. >> she is watching simone working through her anger issues with victoria azarenka after splitting the first two sets the match is delayed by rain for over an hour. they came back, regained control and finished off in the third set to advance to the semis. >>> all ives continue to be on serena williams -- eyes continue to be on serena williams who is two wins away from complete the grand slam but despite advancing to the semis tonight she was in no mood to celebrate after beating her sister venus in three sets. >> to be honest this year i don't want to be here. um, i just want to be in bed right now. and i have to wake up early to practice and i don't want to answer any of these questions and you guys keep asking me the same questions so -- it's, um, it's not really, you know, making it super enjoyable. >> good night, that is a huge fish! >> that is phil hacker. he went outside the golden gate and hooked this sturgeon, fought it for 35 minutes be

last night's second round match between flavia pin net ta and nadia nick ka less ski was interrupted after a drone flew over the court and into the section of empty seats. >> seems as if that fell from somewhere. a bit of a distraction for pin net ta. >> reporter: a shaken pin net ta telling the associated press, with everything going on in the world, i thought, okay, it's over, that's how things happen. no one got hurt, but police and stadium security stopped the match to inspect the device. overnight, they arrested 26-year-old daniel verly, an employee of the deo. he is facing charges of reckless endang endangerment, and operating a drone outside of the prescribed area. >> this is not the first time this has happened to pin net ta. one year ago today, new york city police arrested another man for the exact same thing during her match against serena williams. >>> back-to-school drama. the prince george's county school system has a new response to the recent problems with school bus drivers dropping off students in the wrong neighborhoods. find out what they have to say. it's next. >

lewis and came for the chronicles of nadia, ranked among the classics, it could be argued that these epic tales involving the sorrows and triumphs of war, think about it, a war, would never have been written had these daughters not been flung into the furnace. battles are won by slaughter and maneuver, the greater the general the more he contributes to maneuver, the less he demands of slaughter. the generals of this war commanded much. by the time of low armistice, and 10 million soldiers dead, millions more, on average, there were 6,000 killed everyday of the war, every day of the war that lasted 1,566 days. j.r.r. tolkein and c.s. lewis might easily have been among their number. as a second lieutenant in the british expeditionary force j.r.r. tolkein spent many days and nights under fire on the western front, he fought at the battle, one of the fiercest concentrations of killing in the history of human conflict. listen to him reflecting on this experience. one has indeed personally become under the shadow of war to feel its full oppression, he says. it now seems often forgotten tha

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