city. tisch has worked closely with the past mayors to improve new york city's gritty image. kick off the new york times square makeover. he was instrumental in the campaign to bring tourists back after 9/11. so far, his efforts seem to be working. new york had 54 million visitors in 2013. the regency sold out for super bowl weekend about a month before it even opened. it is not just about keeping hotels full. tisch says tourism is critical for the new york economy. what is it really about? jonathan: it is about jobs. it's about good jobs. it is about the ability for visitors to come and spend money so we that can hire more new yorkers. if you look in new york city alone, 330,000 people are making a living in some aspect of travel and tourism. we are also reaching out to the right visitors. that international traveler is extremely important. the international traveler stays longer and they spend more money. betty: he is hoping the locals will return as well. since 1970, the regency has been home to the power breakfast. business leaders and politicians would convene every morni

louis, you are five times more likely to be killed by police than in new york city. a black person 10 times more likely to be killed by police in oklahoma than virgin. an african-american is less georgia. a new death in custody reporting act was passed by congress and signed into law by president obama in 2014. experts say it's not enough. you rely on the goodwill of the police departments to be as transparent and accountable, which history shows doesn't seem to come naturally. >> failure to report the death of a prisoner in police custody. >> for now, brian plans to keep his dining room table stacked with bombs of reports. >> most people think human life matters more than what you can be concerned with. for the government to track who to kill or why it's killing them - it's incomprehensible. >>> that is the show for today, i'm ali velshi in chicago. thank you for joining us. >> previously on hard earned >> i hate walking into the job because i know there's something going to be said. there's something going to be done. i work for a company that is a billion dollar co

the mayor of new york city, mayor bill de blasio, where gay marriage is legal, new york state has recognizeday marriage but perhaps symbolically the mayor of this city is going to perform two gay marriages at about 2:00 p.m. eastern time today so there is news dropping fast and furiously but as the litigation has yielded hundreds of thousands of pages of evidence, testimony, and arguments, there's been a lot of emotion that's built as well that perhaps can't be measured so perfectly. but you can hear it. you can hear it around where i am. you can hear in the the voices who worked for so long towards this movement. after george takei, you know him best as the character sulu from "star trek." he joins me live by the telephone. i'm not sure if i can hear you that well. i want to ask your your reaction hearing about this sweeping decision from the supreme court. >> well, today is a great landmark day for america because now i can truly pledge allegiance to the united states of america, one nation, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. so it's a very, very joyous day for all americans but

the new city has given migrant workers the chance to come home. hey note there would be better opportunities in a bigger city. for many couples in china, it is still a trade-off between money and marriage. carrie gracie, bbc news, in what was once whitehorse village. katty: a triumph of one marriage in a country that is changing very fast. if you missed any of carrie's amazing reports from white house village, they are all there. if you would like to get a daily digest of events sent to your inbox, sign up at bbc.com/news letter. from all of us here at "world news america," thanks so much for watching. have a great weekend. >> make sense of international news at bbc.com/news. >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman foundation newman's own foundation giving all profits from newman's own to charity and pursuing the common good, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs, and mufg. >> they say the oldest trees bear the sweetest fruit. at mufg, we've believed in nurturing banking relationships for centur

and in new york city, the second straight year of increasing murders in new york city. here is where some perspective is necessary, last year there were 333 murders in new york and that is down 85% from the more than 2200 murders the city saw in 1990. even so, mayor bill deblasio is on the defensive over his move to reduce so-called stop and frisk policing. listen to this. how many must die before the mayor brings back stop and frisk? and the john daly show. >> you know the minute murder go murders go up, get this out of our sight. people don't care about the constitution when they think it's not safe. >> in this city we had a real thorough debate and people did vote in favor of constitutional debate and having strong policing. there is no die cot dichotomy here. >> it comes at a time when film maker spike lee is shooting a movie called chiraq. ash-har quraishi joins me with more. ash-har. >> ali we are heading into the months when the suicides and shootings tend to 800 number. 2015 there were 161 time to take drastic measures. just a snapshot of how fast and furious vio

. >> i was there in new york city. >> our country needs a truly great leader. >> the world is respondingommand not everyone is taking it seriously. the cover of the daily news. also, stephen colbert responded with the video. his campaign name, shut up dummy. >> enough chitchat. let's get the family and here. come on out. i assume one of these women is my wife. >> we're going to need a bigger boat. washed up on the beach near 4th street. a picture was taken and shared on facebook. they think the dolphin was dead. bill: a perfect bite mark. >> a perfect mark. i can't imagine anything else but the shark. sharks are everywhere. ♪ >> on the night of june 122012 the house behind me was the scene of of a gruesome murder. sheriff's office or from a boy scout troop leader corrections officer was found stabbed 20 times. what was the motive? he was abused at the hands of guinness pay for years. >> eight years old until i was 12 years old. sexually assaulted and raped >> tears flowed almost immediately. once fredericks was told to describe his history of abuse at the hands of dennis bag. >> no one w

it could cost taxpayers billions. >> this is aljazeera america live from new york city. i'm stephanie sy. two convicted killers who broke out of a new york prison are on the run. they could be anywhere by now. investigators are now trying to figure out if they had inside help to pull off their stunning escape from the jail near the canadian border. we have more. >> good morning. this escape raises so many questions. did the inmates have blue paints of the prison's underground structure? who heard them drilling and how did they get their hands on power tools. >> investigators are focusing on prison employees and contractors doing maintenance work to see who may have helped two convict killers with their escape in upstate new york. this prison worker, joyce mitchell was questioned. the escape is the first in the facilities 170 year history. >> we do not know if they had access to a vehicle bepresume they may have, as well as they may have received assistance in their escape effort at least outside the secure perimeter of this facility. >> correction officials say no tools f

also city council may make chokeholds a crime. recent study found that 85% of newice now fear being proactive on the job. that manifests itself in a variety of ways. enter the busiest train depot in the country penn station. in the past year it has really gone down hill. ♪ ♪ >> do you guys come in and out of penn station often? >> i do. i commute from new jersey. >> does it effect you psychologically when you see homeless people in and out of this area? >> sure. yeah. i think it's human being you can't help but see that and feel something. >> i see the upswing. i see a lot more people basically living here. >> living here? >> in the stairwells. in the back areas. >> when you are here, and you see homeless people in penn station how do you react? >> it's kind of heart breaking to see other people who don't have houses and don't have money to buy food and it's a possibility that they could die from that. >> in penn station you are not allowed to loiter, sleep on the floor and panhandle. these violations should either get you kicked out fined or thrown in jail. techni

. >> littles is also the source of the gun used to kill new york city police officer brian moore in may. it was stolen from the pawnshop in 2011. this cctv video caught the masked thieves in action. they took 23 weapons, nine ended up in new york city. the police never caught the guys that robbed your store? >> no. they were wearing hoodies and ski masks and gloves. no. they never caught anybody. >> they make their way up the iron pipeline. an illegal firearm trade route up interstate 95 from southern states to new york. >> there's an awful lot of gun violence in our country. >> reporter: in spite of attempts by lawmakers and police to shut it down the pipeline remains open. georgia is ground zero. >> freeze! >> two new york city officers ambushed in their police cruiser in december were also killed by a georgia gun. >> what do you say to some politicians up north, in the northeast like new york city that say, you know these southern laws are way too lax, and that's why our police officers up north are getting shot and that's why bad guys are trading guns? >> well let me tell you someth

more breaking news emerging that gun violence has become so uncontrollable in new york city that the feds are moving in it. in an unprecedented move to bureau of unprecedented move the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms will work side-by-side with the new york city police department to stem gun violence which has risen 10% this year alone. homicides committed by gunfire at 20%. critics and the rise on the phasing out of the top and frisk initiative. who will be speaking exclusively with the new york city police commissioner gray kelley joining us in our next hour. a u.s. airstrike has killed the number two figure in this yemeni affiliate. confirming the death with an online video. become an affiliate link to a number of botched attacks. real estate mogul donald trump expected to announce his run for the white house. the donald will release financial by kurds that put his net worth at $9 billion. tropical storm bill 110 miles southwest of galveston, texas moving northwest at 13 miles an hour. we'll continue to come in the greater houston area added landfall expected that 7:00 a.m.

two buses collided in the lincoln tunnel this morning between new jersey and new york city. here's a live look at the scene right now. new jersey transit bus hit the rear of a private bus. 18 people are known to be hurt. the buses were heading into manhattan when they crashed. we have video of one person on a stretcher being loaded into an ambulance on the new york side of the tunnel. we've seen people walk out carefully, under their own power. it happened on the new jersey side of the tunnel. there are 60 to 90-minute delays getting into the tunnel on the jersey side. that's what we're getting right now. we'll continue to monitor the situation and bring you more information as we get it. >>> the ntsb found the engineer of the amtrak train in last month's deadly derailment was not using his cell phone while he was operating the train. that revelation came in the ntsb's second update on the investigation into the derailment, which was updated. matt has read through the report. >> the ntsb says it's conducted a detailed examination of the phone records related to brandon bostia

look at new york city today. we're very proud of our diverse economy. ddle class jobs will be in tech and film and tv and health care but the point is we have to ensure that people across the board have a decent standard of living again to energize the whole economy and create that market demand that can really lift all boats and we have to make sure that there's fairness in our system including tax fairness that allows us to invest in infrastructure education, et cetera. i don't want to go backwards, i want to take us forward on models that work. i would argue i think $15 minimum wage across the country over the coming years should be the standard because that's what's going to give us that buying power, strengthen our economy, but of course there's room for regional variations. i'd remind you in 2014 four red states four red states voted for a minimum wage increase. there is a demand all over the country. it may look a little different from place to place or be phased in differently but there's a demand all over the country to get the minimum wage up t

meanwhile with more rain expected here in new york city today, air travel into and out of this region could be delayed again today. anne-marie. >> don champion in new york city, thanks a lot, don. >>>> this morning, rescue crews are desperately trying to locate hundreds of missing passengers from a capsized cruise ship in china's yangtze river. the ship went down monday night in rough weather in central china. 450 people were on board, most of them elderly tourists. the overturned ship came to rest close to the shore. one trapped survivor was rescued. others were heard yelling for help from inside the haul. at least 12 survivors swam to shore, and five bodies have been recovered. >>> and there's a new head of the transportation security administration. the active administrator melvin carraway has been reassigned. a deputy will take his place until a perfect director is named. homeland security chief jeh johnson made the move following an embarrassing report outlining massive failures in airport security. chris martinez reports. >> reporter: federal investigators, disguised as passenge

new york city today minimum wage $8.75. can you live in new york city on that? anywhere on that. also the larger corporations, warrants they pay very little and the state and federal government pick up the tab for the services that need to be rendered who can't live. food stamps a et cetera. >> $15 minimum wage, give people basic benefits, paid sick days paid family leave, the kind of thing we see in industrializations all over the world, tax the wealthy. >> jon: okay so here's one we'll throw to you. 1982 the s.e.c. deregulated the stock option buyback for corporate investment. what about your rein that in, so much of the profits -- we have some statistics -- this is by the way, harvard business review, no leftest rag -- are suggesting if you take away the buyback fever on the open market it inadvertently inflates the stock market, so much wage is pulled out, not reinvested into the country but goes to the boards and stockholders would you support that type of program? >> absolutely. in the progressive yeand available at progressive agenda.ua, by the..com, the

the mayor of new york city mayor bill de blasio where gay marriage is legal, new york state has recognizedarriage but perhaps symbolically the mayor of this city is going to perform two gay marriages at about 2:00 p.m. eastern time today so there is news dropping fast and furiously but as the litigation has yielded hundreds of thousands of pages of evidence testimony, and arguments, there's been a lot of emotion that's built as well that perhaps can't be measured so perfectly. but you can hear it. you can hear it around where i am. you can hear in the the voices who worked for so long towards this movement. after george takei, you know him best as the character sulu from "star trek." he joins me live by the telephone. i'm not sure if i can hear you that well. i want to ask your your reaction hearing about this sweeping decision from the supreme court. >> well today is a great landmark day for america because now i can truly pledge allegiance to the united states of america, one nation indivisible with liberty and justice for all. so it's a very very joyous day for all americans but certain

finally here in new york city senior fellow of the manhattan institute. am i being unfair to mayor de blasio? putting civility and quality of life on him. no doubt police in new york let's start there, despise the mayor, you agree with that? >> they do. >> almost the same thing like baltimore. by despising the man, how does that influence quality of life in the city? >> fortunately new york is very different from chicago or baltimore. the great accomplishment of broken windows policing in new york is not that it made the rich neighborhoods of new york safe but it made the core and minority neighborhoods so much safer than they were before. >> but now de blasio is undermining that. >> hopefully he can see what is going on on tv. i don't think anybody in new york wants to go back there. >> you are already back there in some places. east of new york. murder rate is up more than 100%. you are already back there. >> when it comes to quality of life issues. when you have a mayor running on the anti-police rhetoric platform, people will test what can we get away

. >> an investigation underway after an air conditioner left lifted by a plane crashed on to a new york city street and fell more than 28 stories after breaking free from the crane. 7 people were injured. elizabeth hurd is live in new york city. elizabeth. >> reporter: sarah good afternoon to you and as investigators try to figure out what went wrong this morning we heard from to two victims. they've had close calls but never like this and today they are just glad to be alive. >> this according to authorities the damage done by an air conditioner weighing 4 tons tumbling from 28 stories. it happens when a crane cable carrying the unit snapped sunday morning sending the massive equipment crashing down on to the street leaving a gaping hole in one building and causing off chairs to fly out windows and debris crushing cars on the walk sidewalk. >> i looked out the window the street was not visible there was so much smoke it was like a bomb hit. >> this man shot video from his apartment across the vitae. >> cars destroyed i hope nobody hurt. >> in all 17 people. two construction workers and five

i don't understand why a big event on roosevelt island in new york city look, new york city's a liberalce, new york is a democratic state. she's not really sort of going out into sort of real america if you want to use that phrase. so i don't see where this is really any big change. i really think that we in the media should sort of not go along with this and see this for what this is which is really a second attempt to start the campaign. so i just don't see her really turning things around a with this event. maybe she will do it in the next couple weeks as she dose to iowa and other places -- as she goes to iowa and other places. jon: michael warren betsy woodruff, thank you both. jenna: one major city wants to help you keep track of your salt intake. >>> and new york's governor warning the law will come down hard on anyone who assisted two killers on their escape from prison. what kind of charges on anyone found to have helped them face. >> that are being interviewed and that is a very consistent exercise that we're goingec through. hey honey. huh. the good news is my hypertension is

we're back here live in new york city. d manhattan. hillary clinton will be speaking there shortly. her first big kickoff event. joining us live from that island mark murray nbc news senior political editor. he joins us feet away from where hillary clinton will be speaking. mark, it seems to be a more personal speech today, a speech where she lays out more of a grand purpose to her campaign potentially to her presidency. just as you look at hillary clinton right now as a presidential candidate both on the democratic side but also in the general election how do you rate the state of her campaign right now. >> reporter: when you look at the democratic field, it's important to know you have bernie sanders, martin o'malley lincoln chafee. hillary clinton is almost in an an unprecedented state in this invisible primary, endorsements from about two-thirds of u.s. democratic senators ahead in follows by 40 or 50 points. people often say she was ahead in the polls back in 2007-2008. our nbc "wall street journal" poll from back in j

jersey city end for obvious political reasons. >> reporter: ex-new jersey city police chief robert coan has filed a lawsuit begins jersey city saying he was removed from the police department largely because he wanted to launch an internal affairs investigation and prosecute who, accord together suit had past job related issues with intoxication including this one in 2003. that is him there caught on tape drinking on duty, with other jersey city officers. >> reporter: what do you say to people who say this case is another example of why they have lost trust in police officers. >> i would say is there so many hard working professional honest, police officers out there and until we weed out this kind of corruption, those officers, are all we have. >> jersey city will not answer our question, sighting pending litigation, by the way as for those robbinsville officers mercer county prosecutors's office say their actions do not warrant a criminal investigation. charlotte huffman thanks very much. >> sure. >> race for president is about to get more crowded

lit salt lake also the source of the gun that was used to kill new york city police officer, brian moore in may. it was stolen from the pawnshop in 2011. this cctv video caused the mask thieves in action, they took 23 weapons nine ended up in new york city, and the police never caught the guys that robbed your store? >> no, they had on hoodies and ski masks and gloves. >> no. >> they never caught anything or anybody. >> the guns make their way up what is known as the iron pipeline an illegal fire am trade rout that runs up interstate 95 and southern states to new york. in spite of ae. thes by lawmakers and police to shut it down, the pipeline remains open. and georgia is ground zero. >> two new york cities ambushed in september were also killed by a georgia gun. purchasing a firearm in the state of georgia is quite simple, all you need is a georgia state i.d. or driver's license, you go through a background check which takes about 20n't manies and you can also obtain a gun online with no background check at all. georgia leads the country as a source of firearms for crimes in other states

the former chief of the new york city police department he also ran rikers island for years. and as a convicted felon, he spent time in solitary confinement. >> as someone that spent 60 days inside solitary confinement, it creates paranoia it makes you insane. >> reporter: he cautions the city against bowing to public pressure and implementing changes he says could put rikers correction officers and inmates in danger. >> if you take solitary confinement away from the correction officials, you're going to see a major, major increase in violence. these are kids that come from gangs. these are kids that ran the streets. i think it's very dangerous. >> what would you do? what are your suggestions for rikers island? >> i think you keep that you charge the staff that violate the law and they're locked up. >> reporter: it's not hard to imagine the life he might have led if he had made it. >> i have the medal hanging on my bed. >> reporter: you see it in the remnants of the life and the people he left behind. like elizabeth p. yums community director at bronx community college, who w

so go cheven condition tharz the obviously a high demand to live here the city is known for cultural diversities that attacks new residents and the credible opportunity our city diverse and will daytime committee grows jobs as a result we estimate the number of jobs is at ann an all-time 0 hive of 6 hundred thousand in the 80 the population was 6 hundred and 75 thousand now, it's grown steadily and quickly the recent estimate is 8 hundred and 40 thousand the highest in the city's history and it's not only san francisco it is greek the bay area has $2 million for residents and jobs then in the 80 and the growth is expected to continue by the year 20403.9 million people unfortunately, our housing supply does not keep up with the demand i might not realize the majority of construction is housing that's been suspended for years due to the 2008 recession while population is increasing the housing is only increasing that i 9 percent if we don't pursues housing the cost of housing about only increase how do we plan the regional allocation identifies the total number of housing unit by affordable level to support the ne

that's twice the price that is supposed to be posted on the cart, according to new york city law, but the vendor said it was too windy to post the prices. the owner of the cart says he had no idea his employee was overcharging. >> there's a new way for police to catch drivers who slow down for speed cameras in school zones and then take off. prince george's county police are using something called the dragon cam, a hand held cross between a radar gun and photo camera. the department plans to use it in 146 school zones around the county to catch speeders. they will begin with a 0-day pilot program with warnings for violators and then they will move on to $40 citations. >> and that dragon cam makes a noise that's called cha-ching every time it goes off. >> that's right. so finally we -- what a nice relief it was to see a little bit of sunshine. we walked outside at 7:00. it was blazing. >> that was amazing wasn't it? what is that thing? >> it was a good feeling. >> what is that bright orb in the sky? >> and it may continue through the weekend. >> i think it will. i really think we've go

. >>> up next -- >> a serial killer was on the loose in new york city. >> these people were chopped up. it's just a savage way to die. >> you felt that you really pissed somebody off. >> the media labels him the last call killer. >> last call for drinks. that's the last everybody had seen of him. >> nearly a decade later the police still have no suspects until advances in forensic science finally help pinpoint the killer. >> it's the most bizarre case i've ever been involved with. >>> for sanitation workers collecting trash along the new jersey turnpike in 1991, it was a day like any other. until they found a plastic bag so heavy, the men decided to look inside. >> the worker felt like it was a pumpkin or something. >> but it was something else. >> it was a head, a human head, a human skull. >> when police arrived at the scene, they found even more bags with more body parts. >> the body was severed into seven pieces. two legs, two arms, upper and lower torso, and the head. >> there were ligature marks on his wrists, which suggest he was tied up or bound at some point. >> one bag contai

and by the way i am proud to report that in new york city the number of homeless veterans in new york drops by 40% last year and declined 75% since 2012. why? because of vouchers and homeless assistant grants and because the city is putting also resources. that's what it takes. and so we want to tackle the issue of poverty in our country. and then we ask about what is it hud can demonstrate to show effectiveness of the industry? it takes an understanding that for the last 20 years, this one issue that really is impacting americans. they're working harder they're working two and three jobs but there is one thing and that is wage stagnation. while the 1% is doing extremely well, the rest 99% rr are working harder and getting less. so mr. secretary if the funding bill that passed the house if enacted, how will this address hud to address the affordable housing price? >> if the bill becomes law, it will seriously injury, seriously damage our ability to meet the needs out there. as it is, as i mentioned earlier, we only serve one in four people right now who qualified for hud services. and

cities health department is proposing a new rule requiring chain restaurants to put warning symbols nexto menu items with high sodium amounts. city officials want to help fight cardiovascular disease and make it easier to make healthier choices. according to the cdc consuming too much sodium raises blood pressure which is a major risk factor for heart disease and stroke. >>> tomorrow, we are taking a stand for hope, cbs-3 and cw philly are proud to partner with alex lemonade stand fund days raising machine toy fight childhood cancer. join us from 6:00a m through 8:00 p.m. thomas we remember alex and continue her dream of finding a cure. we will show you stories of cancer heroes and reason we are so committed to this cause. we hope you can join us, make a donation, take a stand for hope tomorrow. >>> well, luzerne county pennsylvania woman may just have the secret to a long life. the 100 year-old is sharing that secret with us. pauline spag knoll a celebrated the century mark with family and friend and chill we understand. pauline says secret to her longevity is alcohol, plane and simple,

in new york city today frightening images after a construction crane accidentally dropped its payload. seven people were hurt. ti-hua chang is there. >> reporter: sunday morning in new york city turned to dust in midtown. a crane operator lifting a massive air conditioning unit into an office building instead apparently smashed it into the 30th floor. the bus-sized unit then tumbled to the street below tearing off sections of the office building. it then pancaked flat. cafe manager steven kalt was a block away. >> i heard a big loud noise. everybody is turning that way when i see a whole bunch of smoke and stuff and something fell off that window. >> reporter: two construction workers and five people on the street including someone in this black car were hurt, though not critically. city officials said many more would have been injured had this been a weekday on crowded madison avenue. fire chief ronald spadafora added the air conditioning unit bounced off the building. >> a number of setbacks in front of that building, we are lucky that this piece of equipment didn't go directly into

new china. they have made the transition from a small village to a medium-sized city. seems they aren't looking back. >> everything is new here -- the apartment, the furniture, their whole way of life. long guoyuan, his wife and their two granddaughters moved from the country to the city five months ago. material comforts are new to them. running water, a bathroom. their small two-room apartment already feels like home. >> it all looks great. it is much darker in the village. that is why we were looking forward so much to our new apartments. the old house is empty. nobody would want to live there, even if we'd give it away. >> we visited the family last november, when they were still living in their home village of chashan. long guoyuan and his wife were farmers. back then, water had to be brought up from the stream. the climate here in the mountains is not good for farming. it is damp and foggy the year round. guayuan's wife worked in the fields. they ate mostly cabbage and rice. the houses in the village are made of wood. open fires are the only source of heat. winter

. >> check out this video of two thieves these entering an apartment in new york city and stealing theackages. only found out the list all the packages from it as crazy. a story that you and the viewers need to pay attention to. the viewers can be a help in a help in bringing justice. pregnant with twins, due in august. in labor for 50 hours. spend the next week in the hospital at mount sinai beth israel. a harrowing week in the hospital. she was discharged but the twins stay for another couple of months. when she and her husband got home to there apartment on west 46th and 9th avenue they saw the livery sticker for fedex $500 breast pump but there was no package. >> an essential item breast pump which is important for children to develop. >> the nypd is investigating and i talked to her husband about that. >> i believe they did release to the major outlets >> any leads as of yet? >> not that i'm aware of. >> they took the surveillance footage and got two stills of the individuals. we will post these photos on our facebook page. they need your help. they have. they have to dish out ano

the accident happened around 9:30 in the middle bore of the tunnel that connects new york city and new jersey. authorities say all of those injured were on the tran sent bus and they had mostly bumps and bruises. the accident caused huge dailies getting into new york with some people stuck in the tunnel for more than an hour. one pregnant woman on a different bus actually went into label and was taken to the hospital. >>> the mancommunity continues for two men who escaped a maximum security prison in upstate new york. police have been scouring the mall town of willsboro after two men were seen walking along a road in a rain storm and then fled when a car approached. investigators are following all of the tips that are coming in about the two fugitives and they believe a woman who worked with the men in the prison planned to pick them up after they escaped but she changed her mind at the last minute. the bomb was hospitalized this weekend due to dash woman -- the woman was hospitalized this weekend due to panic iraqs. >>> the plan to send 450 soldiers to iraq is to fight i physical and

city. not good news when it comes to the temperatures and humidity. likely see them range as high as 94 degrees for the temperatures. humidity is in the 20% to 30% range and winds out of the southwest, 15 to 30 miles per hour. here is the other thing we're tracking by friday. the possibility of thunderstorms will be returning. this fire as we mentioned, got started by lightning. that lightning this friday and saturday could spark more wildfires. we're tracking that in your full forecast in 15 minutes. >> thank you very much jeff. >>> we are keeping a close eye on the fire season. we'll be constantly updating our digital platform. so you can check it out on our nbc bay area app and on twitter and facebook. >>> it starts today, an urgent ordinance passed a few hours ago cracking down on illegal fireworks in santa clara county. light even just a sparkler on your property and you could face big fines this fourth of july. nbc bay area's marianne favro joins us with a look at how the lawmakers are getting tough and how homeowners may pay the price if you al

it's commemorated at gay pride event every year in new york city. he first time a new york city site has been designated a landmark because of its role history. >> i'm antonio mora thank you for joining us for the latest news head to aljazeera.com. ray suarez is next with "inside story". have a great night. [ ♪♪ ] n.a.t.o. troops practice repelling a russian invasion. the united states sends weapons to eastern europe. russia's leaders cultivate and support american enemies with high-profile visits. sounds a lot like the bad old days of the cold war, but it's really right there in today's headlines. could it be cold war ii. it's "inside story".

that they do want to do it at home in new york city.oosevelt and fdr. and she is expected to talk about them. so, i think she likes that. also, it is a really solemn triangular shaped park with a nice view of manhattan behind her. so i think it was appropriate for a number of different reasons. >> what other locations were under consideration? >> so, i heard that they had been -- i don't know how serious it was but people had pitched them another symbolic place like seneca falls. something else in new york that she could point to this and say, from this historic place, i am wanting a historic campaign for pima president -- female president. again, other places that they could look at where early voting states where she needs to get up a lot of excitement that so far is unclear whether that exist there. -- exists there. and in new york city, i don't know of any particular places. >> the backdrop of lower manhattan and the east river for freedoms park. what does that stand for? >> this is a reference to the state of the union address fdr

candidate hillary clinton officially launched percodan with -- launched her campaign with a rally in new york city. with her was her husband, former president bill clinton and their daughter chelsea. the event was held at the roosevelt island in new york's

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