new mexico that descend from these folks. then, of course, we have the spanish history. all of the old hispanic families that you find in northern new mexico, all of them and their ancestors had to have come from this area. this is the immigration route and where they came out of what would later becomes old mexico. talkingyear are we here? alex: in the early 1500s, 1530, 1540, the first spanish explorers and conquistadors came through. >> it predates plymouth rock? alex: it predates plymouth rock, and most of what happened back east and the early american colonial. and the revolution. this happens a century or more prior to all of that. >> we are talking about immigration to the area. you are close to the border here in las cruces. what is the relationship between the u.s.-mexico border when it relates to new mexico? alex: if you are talking culture, i like to joke with tourists and visitors that my whole life i have heard about this international border and state borders, that i have never seen them. they have shown them to me on paper, but i have never seen them. what i mean by that is if you are born and raised in this commu

but also for the -- during the manhattan project and then afterwards, a lot of people in northern new mexico got well paid jobs at the laboratories. so it transformed, i mean, in the 1960s the peace corps sent volunteers to new mexico to train before they sent them down into latin america. now los alamos is one of the most prosperous counties in the country. they say up there that they have the highest per capita number of ph.d. thes in the country -- ph.d.s in the country in their county. of so it's transformed the state. there's a lot of spin-offs that come from research into nuclear physics that then people decide they don't want to work at los alamos, start their own businesses. and then so there's kind of a ripple effect throughout northern new mexico and into albuquerque. people who have these high-tech jobs come up with a good idea and then spin them off for their own businesses. so it took this state that was in the kind of back waters of the country and not well known unless you were a tourist and came through and saw the beautiful landscapes and the interesting cultures of new mexi

familiese old hispanic you find in northern new mexico, all of them, their ancestors came through this path of this area. this is the immigration route. what year are we talking about? 1500s, 1530, 15 40, the first spanish explorers and conquistadors came through this area. , it predates. it predates most of what happened back east. it predates the american colonial time. this all happened before all of that. >> we're talking about immigration to the area. you are very close to the border. what is the relation to the u.s.-mexico border? like to joke to iurists and visitors that have heard about these borders but i have never seen them. they show them to me on paper but i've never seen them. if you are born and raised in this community, this border community, anglos and hispanics interwoven,e so interlaced, interdependent and intermixed. we are really tight. it is a cross-cultural cross-border community. movement between the two countries has always been pretty easy historically. pretty fluid and easy-going. a lot of people are family on both sides. the people of been her longer than th

and also for the -- during the manhattan project and then afterwards a lot of local people in northern new mexico get welsh paying jobs at the -- well-paying jobs at the laboratories. in 1960s the peace corps sent volunteers to new mexico to train before they send them down into latin latin america now. los alamos is one of the most prosperous counties the country, the highest per capita ph.ds in the country so it's transformed the state. there's a lot of spinoffs that come from research into nuclear physics that then people decide they don't want to work in los alamos, start their own businesses and then -- so there's a kind of a ripple effect throughout northern new mexico and into albuquerque of people who have the high-tech jobs, come up with a good idea then spin them off for their own businesses. so it took this state that was in the kind of back waters of the country, and not well known unless you were a tourist and came through and saw the beautiful landscapes and the interesting cultures of new mexico, and made it more mainstream. so, what lesson did we learn from onen i'm center we stil

new mexico today that dissent from these people. and then of course we have spanish history. all of the old hispanic families that you found in northern new mexico, all of them, their ancestors had to have come through this area. this is the immigration rhetoric this is where the came out of what later becomes old mexico. >> what year are we talking? >> so in the early 1500s, about 1530, 1540, the first spanish explorers and conquistadors come to this area. >> so things that happened here, it predates the rock. >> the predates most would happen back east. a predates the old early american colonial period, the american revolution. this is all happening a century or more prior to all of that. >> we are talking about immigration to the area. you are very close to the border in las cruces. what is the relationship with the u.s.-mexico border when it relates to new mexico? >> if you are talking culture, i always like to joke with tourists and visitors that my whole life i've heard about this international border and these state borders but i've never seen them. they have shown them to be on paper but i've never seen them. and, of course, w

a judge dropped charges against three of the five suspects arrested at a compound in northern new mexicod living in apews sieve conditions, being trained to do things like be school shooters. deceased body after 3-year-old boy was discovered. that we'll take this up again after the break. stay there. ♪ xfinity mobile is a new wireless network designed to save you money. whether you use your phone to get fit. to find meaningful, thoughtful, slightly-weird gifts. or just to know which way you're facing right now. however you use it, your wireless bill is about to cost a whole lot less. ask how you get xfinity mobile included with your xfinity internet. so you just pay for data -- by the gig or unlimited. saving you hundreds of dollars a year. plus, get $300 back when you buy a new smartphone. xfinity mobile. it's simple. easy. awesome. click, call or visit a store today. it's a revolution in sleep. the new sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now, from $899, during sleep number's 'biggest sale of the year'. it senses your movement, and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. i

. >> last week, authorities raided this secluded compound in northern new mexico. they found 11 children living in squalid conditions. authorities now say t something more. >> we did find the remains of a young boy. >> reporter:he child has not been identified. during last week's raid, authorities arrested two men and three women. the women believed to be the mothers of the children. all arehi charged with abuse. and one of the men already had a warrant for his arrest for the abduction of his 4-year-old son last seen in georgia in december it's t latest twist in this bizarre story. investigates say they raided the compound friday after they reived word of a desperate plea for help. >> somebody with grenowledge of the compound sent a message saying basically that we are starving, the children are starving. >> it was hidden by barriers made from tires and wooden palettes.or investigats say the 11 children needed food and were dressed in ration. jason badger and his wife tanya own the property and worked to get the ontruders their land ever since the compound appeared

. >> reporter: it's a mystery unfolding in northern new mexico, authorities say they discovered a compoundidden by walls of tires and wooden palates. si ranging in age from 1 to 15. investigators say they were starving with rags for clothing. authorities arrested two men along with three women believed to be the kids' mothers. among the charges they face, child abuse. >> these people were armed and possibly dangerous. >> this is where they would sleep. >> reporter: jason badger and his wife tonya owned the property. they say the compound appeared in january. ever since they've been trying to get the intruders off their land. >> he had multiple firearms and kids they were keeping here that never even came out. >> reporter: there was a warrant out for one's arrest accused of abducting his 4-year-old son from georgia last year. authorities say they were directed to the new mexico property after a detective in georgia received a message from the compound. it said, we are starving and need food and water. compound friday arresting the adults and putting the kids in protective custody but tonigh

chilling news about the children saved from that remote compound in northern new mexico. rosecutors today revealing new details about 11 children found living in filthy conditions. at least one of the five suspects allegedly teaching some of the children to commit school shootings. >>> major changes coming to the oscars. the academy adding a new category as early as next year for outstanding achievement in popular film. it will give blockbusters such as "black panther" and "the avengers" a better chance. the ceremony will be a strict three hours with awards during commercial breaks, too. >>> a first for the harlem globetrotters tonight. making the ultimate trick shot, shooting the ball from an airplane, flying over the basket at 70 miles an hour -- he lands the shot. the first globetrotter to do so. >>> when we come back tonight, the major milestone. 10 million of them now made in america. might be right out front. guess? guess? i'm missing out on our family outings because i can't find a bladder leakage product that fits. everything was too loose. but depend® fit-flex fee

our ridge of high pressure is over north texas and northern new mexico. that's gone. two low pressure areas, albeit pretty week, feeding into a stronger onshore flow and thicker marine layer. so it is pushing inland. this pattern will be with us through wednesday, two more days with a lot of cloud cover in the morning and not that warm in the afternoon. you see the cloud cover pushing inland out toward livermore in the tri-valley tomorrow. we'll get sunshine in the afternoon, but temperatures kept down. wednesday it goes further inland out toward vacaville and fairfield through suisan bay down through san jose. we'll start with cloud cover and begin to see a change later this week, but cooler than average through wednesday, fog and low cloud cover moving inland tonight, much warmer weather as soon as we lose that ocean breeze. we will warm up rather rapidly by the end of the week, but tomorrow chilly, oakland 69 degrees, fremont 74, vallejo 75, only the mid-80s for concord, livermore and san jose, napa 82, 63 in san francisco. extended forecast, there we go. wednesday

there is a new headline tonight after those children were rescued from that remote compound in northern new mexico. one child was discovered dead on the property, a 3-year-old. the judge now dismissing charges against three adults arrested at the site earlier this month. prosecutors missing a deadline to establish, quote, probable cause. two other adults are still charged with the death of that 3-year-old boy. prosecutors say some of the 11 children rescued were being trained to be school shooters. >>> an alarming case making national headlines tonight. a deadly shooting and a particular defense. stand your ground in florida. authorities say video showing a man chased down and threatened an uber driver and his passenger. a pickup truck cutting him off. the uber driver firing one shot. the sheriff calling it a classic stand your ground case, saying it's a new day in florida and in the united states. here's abc's steve osunsami. >> reporter: the video florida police are sharing tonight is from the dashboard of the uber driver, 38-year-old robert westlake, who's in the middle of a fare, and happens t

, said his id not know his son, siraj ibn wahhaj, was living in squalor in this compound in northern new mexico with his nine children. t only found out after one of lie women living there sent out a text. >> four days ago i got a call tlom abdul rashid in atlanta, georgia. he said supana reached out to him and said, "we need some food. we're starving." of reporter: investigators found a total of 11 children. cbs news got a closer look today at the filthy and dangerous conditions. u re, you can see shards of glass buried in concrete. they accuse the 40-year-old and four others of child abuse and allegedly training children to carry out school shootings. >> the thing is i don't know. you have to give us evidence of any accusation that you have. so i haven't heard it yet. i haven't heard any information. see-- see, this is the thing that you have to understand about us-- whatever they did wrong, right, we are not going-- it's not acceptable to us. >> reporter: wahhaj senior, who says he hasn't spoken to his son since december believes the remains investigators discovered were of his grandson, abd

. >>> there's news tonight about the children discovered on a remote compound in northern new mexico.ties have now also found the remains of an unidentified young boy at the site believed to be a missing 3-year-old. 11 children were discovered living in filthy conditions. five adults charged. >>> the new tick warning tonight. what's called the asian or long-horn tick now spreading to eight states. the first new tick species in the u.s. in 50 years, infecting mostly dogs, lifestock and deer. in asia, the tick killing 15% of its victims. they have not been found carrying diseases effects humans in u.s. yet. >>> a passing to note. hockey hall of famer stan mikita has died. his spent his 22-career career with the blackhawks. he was 78. >>> you remember the brady house. the home listed for almost $1.9 million. the selling price believed to be much higher. hgtv promising to restore the house to its '70s glory. >>> when we come back tonight, a note about peter jennings, all e years later.ter. the first person to survive alzheimer's disease is out there. and the alzheimer's association is goi

we are going to begin tonight with new revelations about a mysterious compound in northern new mexicoere nearly a dozen hungry children were found living in filthy conditions. five adults face child abuse charges, and today, court documents show one of them is under investigation for training children to commit school ajootings. more now from omar villafranca. >> reporter: handcuffed and in a jumpsuit, siraj wahhaj made his first court appearance this afternoon in new mexico. wahhaj was charged with 11 counts of child abuse. court documents show he may have been planning something more sinister. a foster parent of one of the children alerted investigators that wahhaj had trained the f ild in the use of an assault rifle in preparation for future school shootings. prosecutors revealed the information to make the case he should not be given bail. wahhaj, another man, and three women were arrested when deputies raided the complex last week. ilputies say the 11 children rre found wearing rags, hadn't eaten in days, and were living in filthy conditions, without running water or electricity.

. >> last week, police raided this property in a remote part of northern new mexico and found 11 children squalor. >> we discovered the remains yesterday. >> he needs his medication, he needs everything. if he's alive, please -- >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >>> welcome to nud"new day." >>> too close to call and certainly way too close for comfort. way, way, too close for comfort for republican this is morning. a major warning side for them for the midterm elections. the marquee race in ohio, in what should be a strong republican red district, troy balderson is clinging this to razor thin lead over democrat danny o'connor. president trump won this district by double digits in 2016 but that was very much then. now the republican ahead just by 1700 volts with more than 8,000 ballots yesterday to be counted, an automatic recount could be triggered? >> another race too close to call, the battle for the republican nomination for governor of kansas. controversial secretary of state kris kobach who got a tweet of support from the president leads the incumbent governo

case."...highlighting the shocking details the public has already seen: a remote compound in northern new mexico, 11 found emaciated and starving, a small child missing and later found dead... charges -- 11 counts of felony child abuse against each of the five adults found on that compound -- have now all been dropped, prosecutors had not scheduled a preliminary hearing within the ten-day time frame required by state law.judge jeff mcelroy, taos county district court: "i don't know if they are they don't have enough people at their office. i don't see the district attorney here or the chief deputy district attorney, but it is disturbing to me that the district attorney would put this court in that kind of a situation." the only charges that remain are against jany leveille and siraj wahhaj -- the father of abdul-ghani wahhaj, whose found on the grounds of the compound on what would have been his fourth birthday. leveille and wahhaj have both pleaded not guilty to charges related to abdul-ghani's death. i'm andrew spencer, reporting (ken) now to our four zone forecast. you're looking live at the

. >> specific to us that there was information they might have been traveling to northern new mexico.porter: they learned about a compound being built in a meadow. >> pretty much completely off the grid and right up just literally only a mile or so from the county and colorado border. >> the investigation didn't turn up much. >> we just continued to learn what we could about it and, at some point in there, we kind of believed that this might have an access to the missing child in georgia. >> reporter: surveillance continued on that compound and two adults were identified. >> we were able to get a search warrant for the property to search for the child, the father, and the welfare of anyone else on the property. >> reporter: 11 eleven ages ranging from 1 to 15 were found inside horrible conditions. the sheriffs describe the kids as looking like starving refuges and people passing through were surprised to hear this. >> it's horrible. >> it scares me because the safety of my own children who are teenagers. you never know what can happen at any given point. >> reporter: waha and morton w

new mexico. >> reporter: christine, phil, last week, police raided this property in a remote part of northern new mexico and they found 11 children living in these conditions, in absolute squalor inside of a filthy trailer that's buried on the other side of this tarp. there's no power here, no water here. and when sheriff's deputies arrived, there was also very little food. those children were malnouri malnourished. it was a sad scene, for sure. but it wasn't until monday when police discovered the true horror. they found the body of a small child. that body has yet to be identified, but one of the five adults here that police arrested and charged was already wanted on a warrant in georgia after disappearing with his then 3-year-old son, abdul ghani wahaj late last year. that boy has serious medical issues. his mother said he couldn't walk, has seizures, and needed constant medical attention. the actual owners of this property say that they saw that boy earlier this year. and this spring, they realized that the father was wanted in georgia after searching his name online. they said they called po

when sheriff's deputies raided this remote compound in northern new mexico they found 11 children forcedmore appalling scene. according to the criminal complaints for child abuse filed against five adults on the compound a foster parent says the adults had trained the child in the use of an assault rifle. the accusation has not been proven in court. in a statement the suspect's attorney questioned the basis of the allegation. an ar-15 and six other guns were found on the compound and had its own make shift shooting range. local sheriffs considered the occupants armed extremists. one was wanted in georgia after disappearing to new mexico with his then 3-year-old son late last year. >> we want to find out what happened. if it is against them we stand in judgment. >> reporter: his father spoke to reporters today. he is the first muslim to lead a prayer in the house of representatives and served as a character witness for the 1993 world trade center bombing. >> my son can be a little bit extreme. when i say extreme, not radical killing people stuff like that, just a little bit high strung. >

this is really scrubland in the middle of northern new mexico, not far from the colorado state line.that they had gone to the police to report the sighting of this child and that nothing was done. and so from their perspective, they had reported this. there was no reason why law enforcement shouldn't have moved in. the sheriff, though, says there were legal barriers that would have prevented him from going on the property, even though those people had no legal right to it, they were only squatting on it. he says the information was never portrayed to him, that that missing child was there, and that the fbi never saw that child either, and that's why he says deputies never moved in. >> still a lot to learn about this very tragic situation. scott mcclane, live for us in new mexico, thank you for that report. >>> still ahead, investigators combing through wreckage in washington state, trying to figure out how a man stole an empty passenger plane, taking it on a deadly joy ride. to most people, i look like... ...most people. but on the inside, i feel chronic, widespread pain. fibromyalgi

our crew went to what is left of the northern new mexico compound.black jackets, live rounds of ammunition, and filth. according to a sheriff's official, another agency have official, another agency have her removed many of the items. it was here, many of the children were given weapons training with plan to carry out attacks. deputies found the remains of a young boy. we are waiting for her as a result as to whether they are that of the 3-year-old son of the suspect. prosecutors say the other children told investigators he died in a religious ritual at the compound and was denied medication for his epilepsy. the older one will remain in custody on an ongoing warrant out of georgia and one from haiti has been transferred to federal immigration authorities. the other three can still be released pending the outcome on an appeal. i am told tonight by the owner of a tracking services company, a sponsor of those three has reached out about getting the required ankle bracelets for home arrest. as of tonight, they all remained in custody. ed? >> ed: thanks

there is a ripple effect through northern new mexico. blue have high-tech jobs to come up with a good idea and spin it off in the run businesses. state that was in the backwaters of the country, not well known and is you are tourist to came through and so the beautiful landscapes and interesting cultures of new mexico, and made it more mainstream. >> what lessons do we learn from oppenheimer? we still refer to a massive effort to use science and government and business to come up with a solution for the world's problems. we need to do a manhattan project on this. that in have back in -- the back of our minds. was is this impossible feat accomplished by dedicated people working hard to come up with something that nobody else had ever done before. we still take lessons from that and from oppenheimer's leadership in that. a mixed legacy. side, because of cleo partly because of who we are power plant accidents that have happened. partly it is a mixed legacy because of the divided opinions of the public looking at people who work at los alamo

. >>> now to a disturbing discovery in northern new mexico. 11 children starving and living in deplorabley. erielle reshef has the details. >> reporter: alarming images from inside the compound where officials say they rescued 11 starving children from squalid conditions. >> they literally looked like starving refugees. >> reporter: the kids ages 1 to 15 held without running water or electricity, emaciated. >> i'm a 30-year police officer, this is by far the worst thing i've ever seen. this has all hit us very hard. >> reporter: it started with a multi-state search for a missing 3-year-old, believed abducted by his father. the 3-year-old boy nowhere to be found but his father holed up and heavily armed. >> he was found to be wearing a belt with pouches with five fully-loaded magazines. he was in possession of an ar assault rifle and four other handguns. >> reporter: wahhaj taken into custody. another man identified as lucas morton arrested. his 3-year-old son is still missing. all the other children are now in emergency protective custody. erielle reshef, abc news, new york. >>> a stunnin

hispanic families that you can find up north in northern new mexico, all of their ancestors had to come through this passage. this is the migration route. >> what year are we talking? 1500s, the first spanish explorers and conquistadors come to the area. >> this predates plymouth rock? rock,predates them with all of back east, the early colonial period. this is all happening a century or more prior to all of the. >> we are talking about immigration to the area. your close to the border here. what is the relationship with the u.s.-mexico border when it relates to new mexico? talking culture i like to joke with tourists and visitors that my whole life i've heard about this international border and the state borders but i have never seen them. they have shown them to me on paper but i have never seen them. mean by that is if you are born and raised in this community -- this may be true of other border communities, anglo or hispanic like. ,e are so inter-woven interlaced, interdependent and even intermixed. we are very tight with the cross-cultural, cross-border community. movement between

new mexico... where 11 children ranging in age from one to 15 were being abused. scott mclean reports. when sheriff's deputies raided this remote compound in northernound 11 children forced to live in squalor... it's hard to imagine a more appalling scene... but prosecutors say it gets worse. according to the criminal complaints for child abuse filed against 5 adults on the compound, a subsequent foster parent says the adults "had trained the child in the use of an assault rifle in preparation for future school shootings."the accusation has not been proven in court. in a statement to cnn, the suspect's attorney questioned the basis of the allegation.an ar15 and six other guns were found on the compound that had its own makeshift shooting range.the local sheriff considered the occupants armed islamic extremists - but offered no proof. one of them, siraj wahhaj, was wanted in georgia after disappearing to new mexico with his then 3- year-old son late last year - who was later reported missing. imam siraj wahhaj/ father of siraj wahhaj jr."we want to find out what happened, that's what we want to do, even if it's against them, we stand in judgment, go

new mexico courtroom. >> i'm going to deny the petition for pretrial detention pending trial. >> reporter: a judge deciding five adults accused of abusing 11hildren in this remote compound in northern new mexico will be released fro jail and placed on house arrest. the hearing held to determine whether the defendants were a threat after prosecutors a little the children were starving and may have been trained to cry out deadly school shootings. in court those allegations of abuse were not the state's main focus. according to fbi testimony, the suspects bd god was speaking to them and that a 3-year-old child named dul, who had a history of seizures needed an exorcism to rid him o. demo children on the compound told authorities abdul died in februaryuring a religious ritual performed by his father.i >> the v abdul would begin to choke and have white foam or slime ce from his mouth and pass out. >> he passed away. >> yes. >> he died. >> his heart stopped. >> a bodyelieved to be abdul's was discovered in the tunnels six months later. they were told abdul would be resurrected asesus and would instruct them with the attack. >> would instruct them oniohich instit to go after. >> one of th

new mexico court wednesday for the first time. according to court documents, when authorities raided their remote northern new mexico compound last week, they found 11 children, clothed in rags, and appearing to not have eaten for days. authorities have been searching for one of the suspects, siraj ibn, who is allegedly taken his son. >> he needs medication, he needs everything. >> reporter: according to the warrant, wahhag told his son's mother he planned to perform an exorcism on his son. investigators found the remains of a young boy at the compound but have not confirmed it's abdul. authorities also found loaded firearms, prosecutors say one of the children told their foster parent, wahhaj had trained them in the use of assault rifles in preparation for future school shootings. >> there was a shooting range on the west side of the property. >> when you are traveling with women and children, you need to protect yourself. >> reporter: gerard jabril is the father of one of the other suspects, lucas mortman. >> they were five peaceful adult settlers, you know, trying to make a better life for themselves. but they just went about

case." ...highlighting the shocking details the public has already seen: a remote compound in northern new mexico, 11 children found emaciated and starving, a small child missing and later found dead... the original charges -- 11 counts of felony child abuse against each of the five adults found on that compound -- have now all been dropped, because prosecutors had not scheduled a preliminary hearing within the ten-day time frame required by state law.judge jeff mcelroy, taos county district court: "i don't know if they are overworked or they don't have enough people at their office. i don't see the district attorney here or the chief deputy district attorney, but it is disturbing to me that the district attorney would put this court in that kind of a situation."the only charges that remain are against jany leveille and siraj wahhaj -- the father of abdul-ghani wahhaj, whose remains were found on the grounds of the compound on what would have been his fourth birthday. leveille and wahhaj have both pleaded not guilty to charges related to abdul-ghani's death. i'm andrew spencer, reporting (robin)s

our crew went out there yesterday to see what is left of that northern new mexico compound.ammo, flak jackets and dirty mattresses. there were 11 children there. some of the children were given weapons training here with plans to carry out some sort of attacks. deputies also found the remains of a young boy. forensic testing will determine if they are that of abdul wahhaj, the 3-year-old son of the suspect. other children told investigators he died in a religious ritual at the compound and was denied medication for his epilepsy. the older wahhaj is awaiting an extradition hearing. it won't happen until september. for an outstanding warrant out of georgia for the accused abduction of his son. >> bill: a lot to follow on that. a lot of answers still outstanding. thank you so much. taos, new mexico. >> sandra: many of president trump's picks claiming victory in tuesday's primaries which begs the question, what could it mean for november? we'll examine it. plus this. >> we know he is waiting for us. he is waiting for us to do whatever it takes to get him home free. we just can't

. >> we are staying on top of breaking news out of northern mexico tonight where everyone survived a commercial plane crash there. you can see the smoke on the horizon and themergency vehicles responding. still pictures show firefighters putting out the flamess paramedics helped passengers. authorities way the plane trying to take off during a storm when it hit the ground. 37 people on board the aero mexico flight suffere minor injuries but a mexican tv station says that the pilot suffered the worst of it. but all 101 people on board already alive. >> wow. >>> a stafford county scherff's deputy pulledver to help a driver having car trouble when the deputy asked for the driver's hei.d., t driver declined. what happened next was caught on the officer's dashcam. >> i committed a crime? >> no, i didn'tou say did. you are still required to identify yourself. >> am i free to go. >> no. >> am i being detained? >> dependent fullford went on t arrest george wingate for butsing to identify himself a judge three tle out the charges. now he is suing the deputy. he believes race plays a part in t

police discover 11 starving children living at a compound in northern new mexico.g up on afternoon live all the sport with holly. and what a performance by young georgia. going to bring women's golf toa georgia. going to bring women's golf to a new audience. it's been an incredible week and the women's sport, yes, we'll be hearing from the british open champion georgia hall fresh from her triumph at royal lytha m hall fresh from her triumph at royal lytham & st anne's at the weekend. she says it's been a dream come true. we'll be hearing more from her at 230. many thanks. and ben has the weather, is at the while many of us have started the week with blue skies and sunshine is already more cloud across the north and west of the uk and by the end of the week things will look and feel very different with some wind and rain in the forecast. all the details later. thanks ben. also coming up — an increasing number of farmers are resorting to medieval methods to protect their property from criminals. according to new figures, the cost of rural crime in the uk has risen to

aeromexico flight carrying 103 people crashed just after taking off from an airport in northern mexico yesterday. newshows the frightening moments just before and after the crash.<16 sec of nats, crash, screaming and coughing> (ken) passengers escaped via the emergency slides minutes before the aircraft went up in flames. durango officials say it appears that a strong wind brought down flight 2431. no one died...but more than four dozen people were hospitalized. one of the passengers -- a priest from chicago -- suffered a broken arm."well to be honest with you i thought that was it. i'm just very glad that we weren't able to climb any higher, or fly any faster. i think that would've made the biggest difference." (ken) according to mexico's health ministry, 25 people are still in the hospital tonight. that includes the pilot, who is in serious condition after five hours of surgery... and an 8 year old girl who suffered burns over a quarter of her body. (justine) the coast guard announced today during its investigation of the duck boat incident in missouri... the tour boat violated inspection. the vess

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to fix its reputation — the company reveals new foreign attempts to influence the us midterm elections. an airliner crashesjust after takeoff in northern mexicoozens are injured but everyone survives from today women wearing a full face islamic veil in denmark can be fined — but some say they'll defy the ban. apple reveals its best third quarter in history as its customers go for the more expensive models of the iphone. also in business briefing we'll be live to our team in asia as rumours mount the trump administration is planning to double its tariffs on chinese imports. a warm welcome to the programme — briefing you on all you need to know in global news, business and sport. and you can be part of the conversation today — we'd like to know if you are a facebooker and what are you using the social media platform for? are you influenced by the content or is itjust a place to keep up with people you know? get in touch — just use the hashtag #bbcthebriefing. facebook says it has uncovered a co—ordinated campaign trying to mislead users, and influence the mid—term elections in the us in november. it's closed more than thirty accounts and pages

and we are going to begin tonight with that breaking news an aeromexico plane went down just after takeoff this afternoon in mexico's northern state of durango. smoke could be seen coming from the fuselage, but, remarkably, the governor of durango is saying tonight that no one on board was killed. omar villafranca has the latest on this. >> reporter: the plane went down outside of durango, mexico, which is northeast of the tourist destination of mazatlan, mexico. again, it's confirmed, no fatalities. flight 2131 was going from durango to mexico city. aeromexico says they're looking which is about an hour-and-a-half-flight. aeromexico says they're looking into the incident, but witnesses say the plane just fell from the sky, and reports on the scene show a plane on its belly badly damaged. there was a fire, becausic blk smoke could be seen for miles. we did learn it was an embraer e-190 which can hold about 100 passengers. local authorities are telling there were 101 people on board. 97 of them were ssgers and four were crew members. family members desperate for information have gathered at the airport and they're trying to f

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new mexico. the emaciated children were rescued from a remote home in the northern part of the state at the beginning of the month. yesterday judges threw out 55 counts of felony child abuse against five suspects because they were not given a preliminary hearinin 10 s reed one of the judges overseeing the cases called it a complete failure on the part of the prosecution. >> i don't know whether they are overworked or they don't have enough people at their office. i don't see the district attorney here or the chief deputy district attorney. but it is disturbing to me that the district attorney would put this court in that kind of a situation. >> two people charged are still charged in connection with the death of a child whose remains were found at the home including the boy's father. the former defendants aren't off the hook yet though. prosecutors could still pursue a grand jury indictment. >>> california lawmakers have approved a plan aimed at phasing out fossil fuels in the state by the year 2045. the bill calls for electric utilities and other service providers to generate 60% of their power from

new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> well, everyone onboard an aeromexico flight that crashed and bushed while taking off from northern mexico survived. there were 99 passengers and four crew members onboard. the flight from durango, mexico city, took off in a storm yesterday. the jet ended up in a field at the end of the runway. passengers say the plane burned within a matter of seconds. laura podesta is here in new york. good morning, laura. >> good morning, anne-marie. why exactly the plane wentz down is still being looked into by investigators, but once it hit the ground, it was miraculous that it stayed upright, the escape slides activated, and everyone was able to get out alive. wreckage of aeromexico flight 2431 could be seep for miles. the jetliner crashed tuesday afternoon after it took off from the durango airport in northern mexico. according to witnesses, it happened as a powerful storm was passing through the area. this passenger recalled hearing an explosion right before the plane went down. lorenzo nunez said he couldn't tell if it was from a lightning strike or a mechanical failure. images from the crash site

to a new level from around the world the backdrop of course all of this is a gigantic power vacuum in northern irish politics with no functioning local government for eighteen months. when mexico's leaders implemented drastic and controversial energy reforms the country's oil owned by the mexican people for seventy five years was to be sold to private international companies. but to what extent is their countrymen exposed to exploitation by a profit driven multinational corporation. who to harvest our knowledge is zero. whether on line this isn't some abstract fish we need to be attached to their shops or if you join us on sect rather than stopping terrorism is creating a base is a dialogue then just the community is want to add to this conversation we need a president who's willing to be a villain in a short while everyone has a voice i'm part of civil society i need but i never get listened to by those in the corridors that join the global conversation. on how to zero. hello i'm not down this indo how with the top stories here it out there a plane has crashed on catron island in the us state of washington officials in seattle tacoma or international airport say an employee too

northern part of the country, low 20s in the south. hello, i'm ros atkins, this is 0utside source. the us reaches agreement with mexico on what could become a new agrees to go along too. the un says myanmar‘s army generals should face genocide charges — because of crimes they say were committed against rohingya muslims. the scale of the brutality and the systematic nature of the rape and violence indicate that they are part of a deliberate strategy to intimidate, terrorise or punish the civilian population. meanwhile president trump is criticised, because flags on buildings across washington remain at half mast in memory of senatorjohn mccain, but not at the white house.

new cell phone video shows the moment a plane crashed in mexico. take a look. the screams from terrified passengers when the plane hit the ground twice. just moments after take off in northernico passengers scrambled to escape. some say they were trapped in the back as smoke filled the cabin. incredibly all 103 passengers and crew on board survived. >> all of a sudden the plane starts struggling and its getting hit with hail. the higher up we wept into the storm the heavier the hail got and more wind got to us. >> a pilot and will two passengers are in critical condition but stable. at least 65 americans were on board. mexican officials are now investigating whether a severe gust of wind may have caused that crash. >>> a push to clean up homeless camps and trash along san jose freeways is getting mixed reviews. cal trans says it can't keep up because a homeless crisis has stretched their workers and budgets thin. this camp hasn't been cleaned up in more than a year. the largest of the encampments was at highway 101 and 280 nicknamed googleville. but the state spent $10 million to clean it up and build a new fence. one homeless woman says that fence is a waste of time and mo

if you have been in new mexico for any period of time you are aware that many people here live in unconventional ways. the judge referring to this filthy compound in northerndren in the body of a small boy were found last week. an fbi investigator testified that body belongs to three—year—old abdul, whose father siraj wahhaj and his wife jany leveille believed the boy was possessed. the rituals were to expel demons. special agent travis taylor said adults and children were involved in the rituals and said they happened often, until one february day. during this ritual, abdul passed out and siraj placed his hand on his chest and could not feel a heartbeat. everyone at the compound prayed to abdul‘s body and the children work told that abdul would be resurrected and come back asjesus. asjesus, leveille said abdul would tell them which "corrupt institutions" to get rid of. these institutions included teachers, military, law enforcement... the defence argued there was no proof of this and that owning an arsenal of high—powered weapons like the ones found on the compound and teaching kids to use them isn't illegal. we have one death child already under the care

. >>> breaking news for mexico, tonight, an arrow mexican airliner crashed shortly after taking off from an airport in the northern state of durango this afternoon. we received these photos of the crash, moments ago. the state governor says everyone survived, but authorities say 85 people were injured, 2 injuries. 97 passengers and format crewmembers were on the plane when it went down in a field near the airport. no word yet on a call, stay tuned to ktvu for updates. >>> now to berkeley, 5 men are under arrest for allegedly kidnapping a man for ransom. we are at the berkeley police department, with more on what has happened. this is frightening? >> reporter: yes it is. the victim went willingly at a local hotel. he ended up being kidnapped and tied up. it all started saturday night when berkeley police were called to the knights in -- inn . >> a friend called and said he had been kidnapped. the ransomware's -- ransomers demanded $30,000 in cash. >> reporter: police believed that the suspects were in the valley. >> the victim was transported so far away. >> reporter: sheriff's deputy spotted the suv near an rv par