. >> this is niles. >> niles. hi buddy. >> the first horse he saw was niles and it was love at first sight. >> would you like to brush niles? >> james has been in foster care since he was three. he's 13. >> he's grooming explained it's a way to make friends. >> a way to make friends with niles. >> james says this looks like a great home for horses. >> horses can get some freedom and not locked up all day. they need exercise. >> he says he loves the outdoors himself and actually enjoys playing just about every sport. >> soccer basketball hockey biking hiking. >> those who know james say he needs family to help him realize his potential and be motivated to succeed in all he does. >> are you ready? >> yeah. >> he was certainly motivated to learn how to ride niles. >> how does it feel? >> it feels great. >> james wants the love of a permanent family. >> it takes a forever family not just a staff of people who are paid to care for him. >> she says james needs a home. she says he hopes the home has pets. >> i think i'll

. >> and this is niles. >> niles! hi buddy. >> the first horse james saw was niles and it was love at first sight. >> would you like to brush niles? >> all right. how about if we get you a helmet and some brushes so you can go in there and work with him? >> james has been in nosterfoster care since he was three. >> james enjoyed grooming niles and georgia explains this is a way to make friends with a horse. james said "this looks like a great home for horses." >> the horses can get some freedom and they're not locked up all day. >> that's important, isn't it? >> yes. they need their exercise. >> he says he loves the outdoors himself and enjoys playing just about every sport. >> soccer basketball hockey. biking hiking. >> those who know james say he needs a family to help him to realize his potential and to be motivated to succeed in all that he does. he was certainly motivated to learn how to ride niles. how does it feel? >> it feels great. >> james wants the love of a permanent family. >> it takes a forever family no

catherine soy reports. >> upper nile state was vitamin. whoever controls the state capital controls the only functioning oil fields. rebel leader riek machar's leadership overrun mallaka last thursday. outside help. >> we fought for 21 years to liberate this country. and khartoum lowers our ability. capable of protecting itself. >> reporter: after days of fighting government troops also regained the oil fields, a thriving community many residents fled to neighboring area which where the oil fields are. for now they'll stay here. there's nothing to go back to. the conflict has devastated many is lives. oil production is low, there is a critical shortage of foreign currency. these traders get their produce from neighboring countries. many others have simply given up and closed shop. a ugandan says she will go home. no matter how much we raise prices. >> life is getting tougher for everyone and some economists are worried what might happen if things don't change. >> the collapse of the state definitely. if the economy of the country collapses

you like to brush niles? >> yes. and james has been in foster care since he was 3 and he is now 33. >> this is a way to the make friends with niles, by brushing hip. >> and he said this is a great way to get some freedom. >> yes, they need their exercise. >> and that is important. and he says he enjoys playing every sport. >> sock keshgs basketball hockey. biking hiking. >> those who know james says he needs a family to help him to the realize his potential to be motivated to succeed in all that he does. >> are you ready? >> yes. >> he was motivated to learn how to ride niles. how does it feel? >> it feels great. james wants the love of a permanent family. >> it takes a a forever family, and not just a staff of people who are paid to care for him. >> james needs a home. he says that he hopes that home has pets. >> i think they'll take niles as my own pet if i could. >> and james says if not niles, a cat or dog will do. >> if you have room in your home and your heart for james or another child who is waiting,

the spokesperson of the military also told me in another upper nile state another rich oil producing which is neighboring unity state, heavy fighting has been there which is very near oil fields there and the spokesman told me government troops have also taken maloot again and we cannot independently verify this but i must tell you that rebels are still controlling molaki which is the state capitol of upper nile state. now, jane, both sides of the conflict are trying very hard to gain as much territory as possible before the on set of the rainy season in june. >> thank you for that catherine. a top u.s. diplomate has been meeting government representatives in myanmar to address the growing refugee crisis in southeast asia, secretary of state is due to give a news conference later on friday, after talking to officials in the capitol he said the only solution to the refugee problem was to address the conditions causing people to seek asylum. boats fill of muslim refugees have either been rescued or are stranded at sea after fleeing persecution in myanmar. malaysia foreign minister is m

now, the upper nile region is the rebel's prime target.ly region still pumping crude oil from the third largest reserve in subsaharan africa. the south sue sudan needs oil for 90% of its income. this could spell disaster for a government already battling surging inflation and a economic slump. >> reporter: south sudan's military campaign to retake it from the rebels in upper nile state was vital. whoever controls the state capital controls the only functioning oil fields. rebel leader a local militia overran it last thursday. the government says the rebel has outside help. >> khartoum is behind the regel. [bell] i don't knows. we fought for 21 years to liberate this country and i khartoum knows our ability. they are capable of protecting itself. >> reporter: after days of fighting government troops, also regained control of another county farther north. and very close to the oil fields. this is what is is left. until very recently it was a thriving community. many residents fled to neighboring city where the oil fields are. for now they'll

. >> okay, thank you, so item 4 is appeal number 15-023, kin nanny ahmed doing business as nile cafe, the property is at 544 jones street and this is an appeal of the revocation of january 27, 2015 of a parklet, we can start with the appellant. so you have 7 minutes to present your case to the board. >> hello commissioners, my name is ki nanny. >> would you mind raising up your microphone. >> i'm doing business at 544 jones at nile cafe and i have issued a parklet in 2013 and it's in the tenderloin and i'm one of the first parklet that were given permits in the tenderloin area and as everybody knows the tenderloin is not an easy place to do business because of the kind of demographics we have. it's not -- if you were to compare it with somewhere, north beach or valencia we have a lot of homeless population and given the scope of enforcement that we can be able to do, it's a public space and we can't really tell people to move and it's been really difficult to tell someone when they are coming and doing whatever they wanted to do on the parklet to move them. the only resource we had wa

program, the south sudan government says the forces have retaken the capitol of the oil rich upper nile. india has a future and taking on the government in court. ♪ ♪ your top stories now on al jazeera. iraqi army launched a military operation to try and retack anbar province from i.s.i.l. fighters and shia military forces are involved in this operation which some fear could raise sectarian tension. the somali armed group al-shabab says it killed 25 fighters in the village and there are conflicting reports though on the exact number of dead. and malaysia police believe two jungle camps where they found graves of trafficking victims were abandon in the last two weeks, on monday they removed body parts from the site in the northern malaysia state close to the border with thailand. many of the migrants who were trafficked in the area are from myanmar ethnic rohingya minority and decades they faced persecution and wayne reports from new zealand where some rohingya escaped years ago have found better lives. >> reporter: these men and families have come a long way and been through a lot and h

the rebels saying they have captured what they say is an oil refinery in upper nile state.ter saying there is no refinery there. so my question is who is right here? and does it really matter in the general scheme of things? >> well it's the information minister who is correct here. a foundation was lead of this refinery in late 2012, but construction never really got underway. so it really is just a slab of concrete, but a very tonight position, because it is within striking distance of many of south sudan's oil installations. >> give us an idea of how important oil is to the economy of that country. it really has been the battleground, if you will in all of this. >> right. oil is really the bread and butter of the south sudanese government's economy. it generates around 90% of the south sudan government's revenues on an annual basis. so for the rebel group if they are able to shut down and capture oil fields they are really able to gain a strategic bargaining chip. and these oil fields which are close to this construction site where think refinery is located, this is real

. ♪ >>> rebels in south sudan say they have captured a oil refinery in upper nile state.els who are loyal to the former deputy president have been battling government troops in the area for months and they have taken control of key oil installations as a way of forcing the president to step down. so that's what the rebels say, but south sudan's information minister has told us here at al jazeera that there are no refineries in the area. michael also said he believes the rebels won't be successful in bringing the country to a stand still. >> to set the record right, we have no refinery in upper nile. the only refinery that we had was [ inaudible ] was interrupted before it could be opened. so their claim that they have captured the refinery is not correct. because we have -- they have no refinery over there. they believe that it is only [ inaudible ] a problem, and they are demanding the [ inaudible ] this is why they re rebel. the question is can they achieve it? to me i don't believe they are capable of doing anything. they are incompetent, and will not make it. they wil

. >>> the government says forces have retaken the capital of the oil-rich upper nile state. this is al jazeera i'm darren jordan in doha. also ahead on the programme - the price of war. two-thirds of people in yemen are living without clean water, says a leading aid agency. >> one year after india's prime minister came to power, we tell you how some people are grading his performance >>> a tornado hits a mexican border town killing 13 people. >> south sudan's army said it has retain malakal from rebels. it has left thousands displaced in the oil-rich upper nile state, and has changed hands several times since the conflict started in 2013. we have this report from juba. >> south sudan's military campaign to take malakal from the rebels was vital. whoever controls the capital controls the oil fields. the opposition and the local militia that had been armed by the government overran the area last thursday. the government sees the rebels had outside help. >> khartoum is behind the rebellions, and will not accept this. we fought to liberate the country. it is capable of protectin

a hot year can increase your risk of getting the west nile virus.ing to the national center for atmospheric research in colorado. infected mosquitos spread the potentially deadly virus and researchers found a rise in temperature by two degrees doubled the risk in our region. scientists may build a system to forecast the risk of contracting the west nile virus. it likely affects the mosquitos' breeding cycles. >>> weather and traffic on the 1s. going to be a warm one today. not complaining, but just pointing out. >> some like it hot. great movie. and it has turned humid. bad hair day according to melissa and it looks good to me though. this morning, we will have no travel problems weatherwise other than patchy fog, but caution for midday. if you're heading out for your lunch hour there could be a few passing showers so have the umbrella ready. some roads may be wet for the afternoon. for the morning commute, sunshine and dry roads with temperatures in the upper 60s and then hitting mid 80s. some roads wet from passing showers this afternoon. look at

river on boats and the capitol of oil rich upper nile states changed several times since civil war brokecember 2013. mali rebels backed out of signing a piece accord with the government and other armed groups and signed a preliminary deal but now want more guarantees for greater autonomy in the north and gerald tan has the details. ♪ it was slated as a step to stability in mali. the president and several african dignitaries were there to witness the accord but the rebels, the very groups that hold the key to peace boycotted. those who attended down played the absence saying that it was moving forward. >> translator: it's a historic day for mali, for the country and salute the international community, who stood by mali and the population in the north who suffered for three years now. >> reporter: they are fighting for greater autonomy in the north and stronghold of this supporters denounced agreement which the rebel coalition approved in algeria. >> translator: we are against the algeria deal and ready to fight to the day of our victory. >> translator: we don't accept the signature, it's

. >>> rebels in south sudan say they captured a refinery near a major oil field in upper nile state ande oil fields have been told to shut down facilities and evacuate their staff immediately. rebels loyal to president have been battling government troops in the area for months and have taken control of key oil installations as a way of forcing the president to step down. the south sudan's information minister told al jazeera there are no refineries in that area and michael also said he believed the rebels will not succeed in bringing the country to a stand still. >> we have no machinery in upper nile and the only machinery we have is interrupted before it can be opened and they captured this is not correct and there is no refinery over there. they believe that it's only the frontier is the problem and demanding it and why they rebel and they come out with their own objective and the question is can they achieve this and for me i don't believe they are recoverable of doing anything and they are incompetent and they will not make it. and they will have to accept what the government says.

rate and up surge in fighting between government troops and rebel fighters in unity and john upper nileced thousands to leave and catherine reports. >> reporter: there are at least 11,000 people who are out at this u.n. camp in the regional capitol of unity state in the last few weeks. more keep coming. most of them are women and children. all are escaping villages to the south where fighting between rebels and government troops is going on. many have told aid workers that entire villages have been burned to the ground and people killed and abducted and women have been raped. doctors without borders have treated dozens of people with wounds but have been forced to suspend operations in parts of the state including here the town of the rebel leader. aid agencies are worried. the rainy season is just beginning. hundreds of thousands of people are unable to till their land. >> you have no food and it's raining, it doesn't give you, you can't eat the rain. the rains may result in reduction of the conflicts but for the civilians who have no access to food you have no access to drinking water

humanitarian assistance. >> the increase in violence in the three states that you mentioned, upper nileunity and one other is causing a horrible humanitarian situation and we vacuum waited teams and closed projects. my national staff in the town of lar left lar on saturday saturday lunchtime, because they were scared. they have run into the bush. three of my staff had telephones and were contacting us. we were not calling them they were calling us. one of them has stopped calling. his friend who is still in contact with us tried to call his satellite telephone and told us the phone is ringing but nobody is answering yet and we don't know if he is alive or dead and the staff member still in contact with us was hiding on an island when armed men came on the island and started shooting at women and children who were hiding there and he ran in the swamp. as he was running, rocket propelled grenade round hit the water next to him and thankfully didn't explode and he hid in the water for nine hours before he was comfortable enough and felt safe enough to go back to dry land and on his bay he

infektded mosquitos spread the west nile virus. >>> time for weather and traffic and a of course as we talking about the hot weather and the risk for mosquitos, we sent who outside? >> chuck bell live in southeast washington. first of all, i hope you had a happy birthday over the weekend. >> i did, yes, indeed. thank you very much. saturday was a fine day and i got yesterday off. that was the best present of all. i did a whole lot of nothing around town. wow, has it turned into the early shade of summer around here in just the blink of an eye or what? temperatures are in the upper 60s to around 70 degrees out here. the sun isn't even up yet. there are rain drops in mountains of west virginia and in tide water, virginia as well. that means our rain chances are doing up. we have no weather slowdowns, green lights this morning. but yellow lights for this afternoon and evening as we'll have increasing rain chances later on today. plan on near 70 this morning and mid 80s later on this afternoon. so temperatures are running about ten degrees or more warmer than average. it is sticky out here

. >>> the south sudanese government says its forces have retaken the capital of the oil-rich upper nilete. >> the moment you're on stage, it's timeless >> american schools falling flat... >> there are no music class in public schools... >> and his plan to bring music back... >> music makes people happier... >> every tuesday night. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping. inspiring. entertaining. talk to al jazeera. only on al jazeera america. ♪ ♪ >>> welcome back. your top stories now on al jazerra. the somali armed group al-shabab claims it's killed 25 kenyan police officers in the east of the country. the fighters ambushed them in a village north of the town garissa. some of the policemen died when their vehicle hit a land mine, we'll speak now for mohamed a dough on the attack in kenya he joins us from ethiopian. mo i understand the information continues to change by the minute. what is the latest? >> reporter: well, rah rah richelle we can confirm the attacks between. [ inaudible ] refugees camps so

i believe it's called nile tilapia or nile carp. of it and then deep-fry it. >> this one like gasoline. fire. >> guy's trying to kill us. >> yeah. >> okay, okay. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> for your uncle, yes. >> 69 years old. >> he looks good. >> he drinks half a bottle a day. >> so it's pretty much the keith richards health and preservation plan. all right. i'm going to get healthy too. >> the whiskey, i have to say, is taking hold in some clinically fascinating ways. >> funny. [ laughter ] >> i lost the plot. >> oh, that's okay. it all comes back to me as the world shifts and tilts. although i had been looking out a whole lot of hotel windows these days struggling to figure out where i am -- >> okay. >> -- being here, throwing back shots of rice whiskey with these guys, i know i'm back in thailand. ♪ not just thailand, but northern thailand. once known as kingdom of a million rice fields, it's a fertile, green and gorgeous area, home of the ancient lanna people. welcome to chiang mai province, tucked up near the borders o

those who didn't escape across the nile that night, fled to the un base a few miles from the center of malakal. today, a year later, their town lies empty and this has become home. rachel mayik taught elementary school before the war. her husband was one of the patients at the malakal teaching hospital. >> they start killing people just randomly. and just on the side of the street, you see bodies of the people just thrown like that. nobody to bury, nobody even to take because everybody has ran for his own life. >>by the time she returned to his side, she found him shot in his hospital bed, surrounded by other dead patients. it's this image, she says, that keeps her awake at night. >> i still sometime, when they come to my mind, i get disturbed. if these people came and they were looking for the soldiers, nobody could talk. but the ordinary people, the civilians, the elderly, even those who are crazy who were on the streets of malakal, all of them got killed. you feel, bad, really, and you feel - if something could just take you out of here. >> initial reports estimate at least 50,000 h

the south sudanese government says its forces have retaken the capital of the oil-rich upper nile state'll have the latest on the mass grave found in malaysia. a reporter is headed to the scene deep in the jungle. one year after india's prime minister

. >> the south sudanese government says it's retain the upper nile state. this is al jazeera i'm darren jordan in doha. also ahead on the program. the price of war. two-thirds of people in yemen are living without clean water says a leading aid agency. one year after india's prime minister narendra modi came to power, we'll tell you how some people are grading his performance. and a tornado hits a mexican border town killing at least 1

moss mosquitoes can be annoying especially as the weather warms up, they can carry diseases like west nile virus. the mission is a yearlong fight to keep the population at bay. experts say you can do your partly. >> the best prefnlings e -- prevention to mosquitoes is to take care of the trouble spots like the vacant tires or pots of water. >> if you have an issue with mosquitoes in your neighborhood, we have a link at 6abc.com. >>> new jersey community welcomed home one of their own last night. it was a big party for a south jersey soldier stationed in the middle east for the past year. the town of blackwood came out to give a hero's welcome to the 28-year-old. his wife and kids were in their red white and blue. he went in the army in 2008. he said he was overwhelmed. >> all that we went through, i meant means a whole lot to a lot of people. >> he is a graduate of try ton regional high school. >>> looking for a new mattress and thought you might buy one online to save cash. consumer reports put some to the test and we have the results. >>> a lightning bolt is caught on camera as it strike

melissa: nile, thank you so much. come back soon.e your time. >> look forward to it, thank you. melissa: we're back with dana perino co-host of "the five," on fox news channel. wrote a book that is on the top of the charts. the lessons from the bright side. it tracks her unusual path from wyoming to the white house. great book. everyone loves this. >> did you hear it, chris stirewalt said it was "little house on the prairie" meets the west wing. that is good description, right? melissa: i'm getting it as present for mother's day. i hope my kids are not watching. i know -- >> they got it for you. not getting it for your mom. melissa: got it for me. >> not that you need any advice. melissa: i will act surprised when i open on sunday. still, i'm obsessed with the white house all spokespeople government spokespeople. >> great job, right? melissa: it is a hard job. >> second heartest job in the washington. melissa: somebody gives you this, crap, and have to go out there and sell it. you have to look good while doing it people are picking

. >>> in news4 for your health, a hot year can raise your risk of getting the west nile virus. infected mosquitos spread the potentially deadly virus and researchers found a rise in temperatures doubled that risk in our region. temperatures likely affect the mosquito breeding cycles. scientists may build a system to forecast the risk of contracting the west nile virus. >>> you may think your child is the right weight even though he or she is actually overweight. researchers from the new york university found nearly all parents of overweight children thought their children had a problem. now coming up on the "today" show, find out more about what's being called the goldilocks syndrome and why it's a problem. >>> this story is getting a lot of you talking on the nbc washington facebook page. an oregon mother says she and her family were kicked off a flight because of her autistic daughter. dr. donna beagle said her 15-year-old daughter became agitated during the flight because she was hungry. beagle said flight attendants give her some food and she did calm down, but then the pil

mosquitoes can transmit west nile virus and other serious health risk. we will be right back with one last look at the forecast. jummy: you may have been onto something. at least for companies are planning to produce, sell, and deliver fine -- flying cars in the next few years. some experts warn that the timeline of 2017 could be wishful thinking. they have numerous tests before their approved. and getting the proper permits and certifications could take a little bit. it's a pretty cool concept. doug: yeah, it is. close to 90 degrees and a few pop-up showers and storms. we will see a few of these pop up during the day. and i think we can expect more definitely with the heat and humidity. much better weather by the middle of the week and into the holiday weekend. jummy: looking f [dramatic music] >> yeah! oh, ha, ha! what's up? [cheers and applause] welcome to the show. i'm terry crews, the guy with the two best jobs on television: brooklyn nine-nine and right here hosting millionaire! [cheers and applause] today's first contestant is dying for the finer

. >> niles is not yet one-year-old. he was with his grandfather when a bullet pierced his head. surgeons managed to remove it, but the violence remains part of his childhood. >> we were sitting at home when this incident happened. what should we do now after they destroyed our home? >> and war has led to the destruction of nine family homes homes. saudi ledsaudi-led coalition airstrike led to the explosion. >> this is our neighbors' home. the whole family died, and other neighbors, women children and elderly all died. >> saudi military commanders say that the airstrikes startinged houthis and fighters loyal to president ali abdullah saleh in the area around sanaa's airport. but this poor neighborhood was also hit. there is no heavy lifting equipment so people use their bear hands to look for the dead and injured. pro government forces are backed by the saudi-led campaign to restore the president in exile. but as they battle the houthis for control of sanaa and other cities ordinary people continue to suffer. saudi arabia and it's partners say that the airstrikes will continue un

and his sire's name is pioneer of the nile. so it was like running through the nile with him. it was pretty exciting. i was a little bit leery. i thought they might delay it or something because of the thunder. i have never been involved in a race where the rain was coming down that hard. i know when the jockey came back -- we had foam pad on the horses. and one of the jockeys, he weighed 135 pounds. they were soaking wet. those horses were actually carrying a lot of weight yesterday. >> victor, i know that you definitely crossed the finish line the cleanest, though maybe the wettest. all the jockeys and horses behind you were completely covered in mud. so the black-eyed susan they looked good wet or dry on american pharoah 37. what's your plan for the belmont stakes? >> right now, not much. it's all about how he's going to train him for the belmont. for me i'm just grad that this race went well and we win the preakness. >> congratulations you both. you have made the belmont stakes appointment tv. thank you so much. and congratulations once again. >> thank you. >> thank you. >

. >>> people working to clean up communities near fukushima daiichi have reached a nile milestone. they have started to decontaminate the last of 11 municipalities. the work in futaba will cover about 4% of the community. that is where the radioactive levels are relatively low. it includes residential areas and farmland. the work had been delayed over how to rebuild the town. contractors have begun to cut grass and remove dirt from ditches. the work in the other ten municipalities has ended or is underway. the work in futaba is scheduled to be complete by next march. >> translator: we hope to finish the work as soon as possible. >> 96% of futaba is still designated as a no-entry zone. town officials are asking for that part to be decontaminated as well but no decision has been made yet. >>> investors around the world want to know when the u.s. federal reserve will raise its key interest rate and they are getting some clues. ai uchida joins us with more. >> up to know. people thought that the earlier the rate hike could come would be june. but policymakers just released the minutes

drinking water, or shelter or medical assistance. >> reporter: fighting is going on in parts of upper niler oil rich state. the government says it's making gains but rebels still control the state capitol, and captured it last week. >> the longer conflicts last the longer humanitarian crisis lasts, the more fatigue sets in the more difficult it is to continue to mobilize assistance. and south sudan is no exception. >> reporter: south sudan economy heavily relies on oil and is struggling the cost of living is very high and millions of displaced people do not know if they will ever go back home. both the government and rebels are pushing to gain as much territory as they can ahead of the rainy season and this means thousands of displaced people are not able to plant and feed their families they will have to yet again depend on food aid. catherine with al jazeera, nairobi, kenya. >>> columbia stark rebels suspended ceasefire after 26 of their members were killed by the armed forces. the air and land attack in the province also resulted in the seizure and a large number of weapons. a colombian

the earthquake centered just one nile south of concord, was felt nine miles deep below the earth's surface at 3:30 s this afternoon, and the u.s. geological survey downgraded the earthquake to 3.6 down from 4.0. we have had quite a few aftershocks. the strongest one occur one minute after the main quake, 2.7 at 3:14 the most recent aftershock weak, 1.7 at 4:34 is in afternoon. so it seems like the earth is gradually quieting down this evening as no aftershock has occurred in the past two hours. >> thank you, drew. the warriors remain undefeated in the playoffs and did it with the help of the league's mvp steph curry. reports say he will name as the nba's most valuable player. they held on for the win against the memphis grizzlies in the second round of the playoffs. mike shumann begins our live team coverage live from oracle with reaction. >> i'm going to steal a neil young song title, rust never sleeps and that was the concern with the warriors on the seven-day break before the took on memphis testimony. they came out i don't want to say rusty but a little slop giving off 15 points off tu

crossing the white nile in boats.rre nkurunziza's decision to seek a third term in office sparked protests in burundi. >> translator: we ask the world to be friends of burundi. because if they stop supporting us it will be like they are opening doors to trouble. that will strengthen people who want to seize power by force and that brings power that is not democratic and will refuse to acknowledge the voice of the people. it will bring war poverty and other atrocities we have seen in this country. >> the united say since the protests began there have been about 100,000 fleeing the country. haru mutasa reports. >> thousands have come to neighboring rwanda, afraid the violence will become worse and more will die. >> we don't want to fight or when you don't want to be involved in any part of the people that are in conflict you just have to flee. >> reporter: nearby, worried but relieved his wife, children and some members of his extended family escaped. >> translator: i did not feel safe in burundi. i criticized president

the earthquake centered just one nile south of concord, was felt nine miles deep below the earth's surface at 3:30 s this afternoon, and the u.s. geological survey downgraded the earthquake to 3.6 down from 4.0. we have had quite a few aftershocks. the strongest one occur one minute after the main quake, 2.7 at 3:14 the most recent aftershock weak, 1.7 at 4:34 is in afternoon. so it seems like the earth is gradually quieting down this evening as no aftershock has occurred in the past two hours. >> thank you, drew. the warriors remain undefeated in the playoffs and did it with the help of the league's mvp steph curry. reports say he will name as the nba's most valuable player. they held on for the win against the memphis grizzlies in the second round of the playoffs. mike shumann begins our live team coverage live from oracle with reaction. >> i'm going to steal a neil young song title, rust never sleeps and that was the concern with the warriors on the seven-day break before the took on memphis testimony. they came out i don't want to say rusty but a little slop giving off 15 points off tu

he has got a beautiful stride and his sire's name is pioneer the nile.it was like running through the nile with him. so it was -- it was pretty exciting. but i was a little bit leery about -- i thought maybe they might delay it or something because of the thunder and that rain -- i have never been involved in a race where the rain was coming down that hard. i know when the jockeys came back we had foam pads on the horses and i -- one of the jockeys, gary stevens was saying he weighed 135 pounds with all his stuff. they were soaking wet. so those horses were actually carrying a lot of weight yesterday. >> they were. and victor i know that you definitely crossed the finish line the cleanest, although maybe the wettest, all the jockeys behind you and the horses were completely covered in mud. so the black eyed susans they looked good wet or dry, on american pharoah. what is going through your mind now as you prepare for the belmont stakes? >> as of right now, not much. i mean just having fun and enjoying my winning from yesterday. and all up to bob, how he

fantastic day today. >> pretty niles. humidity dropped just a little bit.midity is going to come back and most of the weekends is dry so that's a good thing. as we take a look right now the action cam was out earlier in center city, rittenhouse square and grass still looking pretty green there. along with the trees. but many of our neighborhoods are looking rather brown. we need some rain and we'll finally get some kind of opportunity by the end of the weekend. as we look at double scan live radar, all is quiet right now. the delaware valley, the lehigh valley, up into the mountains. there are some storms popping but they're over maryland and parts of virginia and they'll remain to our south and west tonight. temperatures from philadelphia to the north and west are very mild, in the upper 80's, a good 10 degrees above average. little cool intermillville, 84 degrees with that wind continuing out of an easterly direction so we're only in the 60's again at the shore with the ocean at 56. dropping the temperature in dover as well to 75 degrees. as we take a wid

. >> mosquitos aren't just annoying they can carry diseases like the west nile virus. the camden county mosquito commission was out overnight while many of us were still in bed trying to get the upper hand. in the cover of darkness camden county trucks rolled out in hopes of holding onto control a little longer. early this morning the mosquito commission sprayed for the pesky biting bugs. >> they're always very concerned around about mosquitos especially this time of year. >> reporter: for those who live in cherry hill this treatment is a welcome sight. >> i don't know anyone who really enjoys being bitten. >> they bite. they bite and they bite -- i think they biting for money. >> i think that's greater. i think it's great for the community and great for the neighborhood, the neighbors. >> you can barbecue and not get eaten alive. >> reporter: in the summer months the pesky bugs can run people inside. >> can't really control them. off, you get citronella candles they're not working. anything to help control that would be, you know, great. >> at nighttime it's very diff

records, nih bethesda and nih fort detrick in frederick where they handle smallpox, monkey pox, west nile virus, tuberculosis and more. these documents show hundreds of safety incidents since 2013. in one case at nih a ferret innoculated antibodies bit a worker's palm. our news partner at usa today found monkeys living at the tulane, louisiana primate center while living in an outdoor breeding colony were accidentally infected with bioterror bacteria. >> there's very little detail readily available. >> reporter: usa today reporter allison young uncovered more than 200 labs operating across the country at a biosafety level 3 and 4, the highest risk levels, and since 2003 the government has cited more than 100 of those labs with a potential bioterror agents inside for serious safety violations, but this is the blacked out redacted document the usa today/wusa9 investigation received on those locations, the sanctions and risks. it sounds to me like with all the information you found the years that you spent on this project, there's still not enough information to know whether or not we should

. >>> the government says forces have retaken the capital of the oil-rich upper nile state. this is al jazeera i'm darren jordan in doha. also ahead on the programme - the price of war. two-thirds of people in yemen are living without clean water, says a leading aid agency. >> one year after india's prime minister came to power, we tell you how some people are grading his performance >>> a tornado hits a mexican border town

we head to the monster nile in dover. xfinity series racing, chris will pick up second win of the year second win in they weeks. tomorrow big day at the track. hamlon in pole position. had top speed of over 160 miles an hour in qualifying. >> cloudy skies and rainy conditions continue in texas at&t leader after three rounds steven, and nice approach shot right here. he shot 65. thirteen under for the tournamentment you can catch the final round of the tournament, right here, tomorrow on >> it is certainly the end after after era. bob she have he's final "face the nation" right here on cbs-3 tomorrow morning. political director john dickerson takes over as host on june 7th. >>> justin's back right now with a recap of our wetter. >> yes leslie giving me grief again about all of the humidity. must be a hair thing, i don't know, do you have wait until tuesday until it get better. hot and humid tomorrow, watch out for late day showers storms 88 degrees, best chance to see the rain later sunday night through monday, that certai

niles stat start here, overall weather, nice weather. a one sent in from lynn, just got handful of clouds out in cherry hill she also suggest this, wear sweater it, a little chilly out there even at one of the mildest observations that we've got out there for you. thirty-nine another observation from mark, out in chads worth. nice wide zoom storm scan3, a sense of what's going on on this pattern definitely turning more active. system number one, bridges in its warmfront which kind of can't decide, want to be warmfront, cool front. somewhat stuck over our area. system two not looking all that organized but you can seymour activity down toward the la area. >> essentially one, two punch of two systems here look being forward to the weaken and beyond. today is good excuse to do some grilling. who might be firing up the grill on friday afternoon? our bacon lover vittoria. bacon cheeseburgers sweet so sun, clouds for you. 75 degrees this graphic cracks me up, one of the fingers. seven day forecast, specking the mid 80s to return by tomorrow. s

we head to the monster nile in dover. xfinity series racing, chris will pick up second win of the year second win in they weeks. tomorrow big day at the track. hamlon in pole position. had top speed of over 160 miles an hour in qualifying. >> cloudy skies and rainy conditions continue in texas at&t leader after three rounds steven, and nice approach shot right here. he shot 65. thirteen under for the tournamentment you can catch the final round of the tournament, right here, tomorrow on well, sir. after some serious consideration i'd like to put in my 15-year notice. you're quitting!? technically retiring, sir. with a little help from my state farm agent i plan to retire in 15 years. wow! you're totally blindsiding me here. who's gonna manage your accounts? this is a devastating blow i was not prepared for. well, i'm gonna finish packing my things. 15 years will really sneak up on you. jennifer with do your exit interview and adam made you a cake. red velvet. oh, thank you. i made this. take charge of your retirement. tal

the dam was next to niles community park and accessible to the public, despite no trespassing signs. serves 335,000 customers has plans to replace the dam, but it was not yet ready to do so. district officials say they are working with fremont police to figure out who did this and why, and casual observers are curious to how it looks now. >> you can see the line of the rocks, it turns from a gray to lighter gray. there's the water line right there. it's down quite a bit. >> this was a malicious, senseless act that was a crime against the community that the alameda county water district serves. the amount of water that was wasted is significant. but we feel that we can manage it within the overall scheme of water demand. >> district officials say that despite being inflatable, that dam was robust, made with thick rubber. so not easily damageable. therefore, the people who did this had to work to damage that dam and send all that water into the bay. julie, back to you. >> reporting tonight in fremont, john, thank you. >>> a small plane went down in rural alameda county killing the pilo

thank you, my name is thomas seneca, i'm a resident at 540 jones directly above the said parklet and nile cafe, i testified relatively i think a month ago bh this was first heard and i came in on behalf of the tenants in my building that are agoer phobic and elderly and like myself i'm dual asthmatic whi first moved in, i was on the 7th floor and revieweded in the rear of the building, the situation at that time didn't seem as prevalent, it was when i was move today the front for health reasons, three windows that are allowed better atmospheric breathing and a run through of the air through my apartment and exiting out of my bathroom window. now, the problem that it seemed to me at first i noticed a strange smell coming up from outside and this wasn't at first my thoughts of the three or more different [inaudible] and hindu restaurant, they use this heat to cook with, they were closed for hours and i was wondering what this obstruction to my breathe k came from and i realized it was a vaporized or huka bar which doesn't vaporize at all and a scented smell that was noxious to my breathing

. >>> mosquitoes and tics spread diseases like west nile and lime disease and some are now carrying, new diseases, chicken gonna and and effective but without harsh chemicals. consumer reporter nydia han has the results. >> reporter: fine is important but most contain harsh chemicals. consumer reports went into more safer yet effective alternatives. consume are reports testers reached into a cage, filled with 200, hungry mosquitoes. all that defied disease free but they are ferocious. other testers exposed their arms to tics this is not treated this area is. the it is the repellant is effective tics make a u turn in the line. if it fails if two tics crossed over in the treated area consumer reports tested 15 different spray on formula some contain the the active inn greed yet deet. >> it is effective repellant but it can come with serious side effects like rashes, disorientation and even seizures. so our experts say you should avoid products more than 3 percent deet. >> reporter: consumer reports tested several non-deet alternative, these contain oils like lemon grass and rose marie.

. >> reporter: monday we uncovered peeling under decals and all over niles, ohio police department. down the road chief dwayne whitely thought his problems were fixed. >> we worked out a deal where he repainted all the cars for us. >> reporter: but he says even the ford dealer's repaint just didn't stick. >> obviously the paint wasn't adhering to the car. >> reporter: some fords could be fixed with just a proper paint job, but he says not these because the aluminum panels are contaminated. >> the hood and lift gate cannot be repainted because the iron particulate is actually embedded in. >> reporter: he said this trade magazine article in finishing today with the by line of a ford paint expert and this ford service bulletin acknowledge paint issues. >> it does state iron is a contaminant and will cause blistering. >> reporter: this ford document identifies that in certain models and years, but it doesn't include cullenberg's 2010 expedition. >> ford doesn't want to talk about it and the dealerships aren't happy with it. >> reporter: ford didn't answer most of our questions, but in a

they're called seen nile plaques.uses memory loss and changes we see inals humors. important to control our blood sugars particularly if we have diets. melissa: thank you very much, dr. campbell. >> thanks for having me, melissa. melissa: the bird flu outbreak is raging across the country. our next guest is a turkey farmer who is miles away from an infected site. listen to what he is doing to protect himself. >>> plus the minimum wage still a hot topic for lots of politicians. how one town is trying to push it to six teen bucks an hour. -- $16 an hour. ♪ melissa: c to turning c. san francisco could soon have the highest minimum wage in the whole entire country. $16 an hour. without approval from state lawmakers. here now is steve moore. also a fox news contributor. along with our very own lori rothman. seattle already increased their minimum wage to $15. one study that that that will cost them 19,000 jobs. they decided they will go to $16 an hour. i do not know. maybe they support it. what do you think? >> the races o