. >> a preview of soledad o'brien's look at that epidemic. later life at risk, a new report on how often patients suffer bad medicine. and hot on "america tonight's" website, seeking the pope's message and how it might help the most dispript >> our reporting here on "america tonight" has taken us into the heart of a disturbing epidemic, heroin in the u.s. striking lard in places it hadn't often before, especially in suburban america like cincinnati, ohio where the new face of heroin addiction is young white and well off. a snapshot of what's happening there from our special correspondent soledad o'brien. >> charlotte webbington lost her son casey to a heroin overdose when he was 23. >> when dit become very clear that in fact not only was he using heroin but he had heroin addiction? >> it became clear the night that casey called and said mom i need help. >> what was the help? >> he wanted to get him into treatment. >> reporter: but when you tried to arrange for treatment for your son who had heroin addiction they said what? >> they wouldn't al

. >> a preview of soledad o'brien's look at that epidemic. later life at risk, a new report on how often patients suffer bad medicine. and hot on "america tonight's" website, seeking the pope's message and how it might help the most dispript >> where we are standing right now will be the panama canal. >> this will be flooded. >> we have upgraded for bigger ships. >> now we go for weeks without water. >> techknow's team of experts show you how the miracles of science... >> this is what innovation looks like. >> can affect and surprise us. >> i feel like we're making an impact. >> awesome! >> techknow - where technology meets humanity. >> our reporting here on "america tonight" has taken us into the heart of a disturbing epidemic, heroin in the u.s. striking lard in places it hadn't often before, especially in suburban america like cincinnati, ohio where the new face of heroin addiction is young white and well off. a snapshot of what's happening there from our special correspondent soledad o'brien. >> charlotte webbington lost her son casey to

sale dad o'brien joins me to discuss how heroin makes its way to the mid class doorstep. >> i've been asked to keep my voice down cause we are s >>> heroin addiction in american has a new face, it's the face next door. no longer seen just in the inner cities, heroin use is growing fast in the suburbs. my good friend got a first hand looking at what heroin is doing to young people outside of cincinnati. here is a look at the new documentary heroin u.s.a. >> that's one of hour spots for when we've had a lot of activity. >> reporter: on the front lines, spike jones, the police chief of covington kentucky. >> the type of people we see that are drug addicted are not just people passed out in alleyways, they are people from suburbs, from successful families. they are not what you would imagine. >> the number of heroin users across the country soared 82% between 2007 and 2013, to 681,000. >> and how much of your time is spent focused on heroin? >> a lot. >> chief jones works with crime seen investigators john bayless, and they show some heroin seized during recent arrests. >> what would some

sale dad o'brien joins me to >> every saturday 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. no topic off limits. >> 'cause i'm like, "dad, there are hookers in this house". >> exclusive conversations you won't find anywhere else. >> these are very vivid, human stories. >> if you have an agenda with people, you sometimes don't see the truth. >> "talk to al jazeera". saturday, 6:00 eastern. only on al jazeera america. >>> heroin addiction in american has a new face, it's the face next door. no longer seen just in the inner cities, heroin use is growing fast in the suburbs. my good friend got a first hand looking at what heroin is doing to young people outside of cincinnati. here is a look at the new documentary heroin u.s.a. >> that's one of hour spots for activity. >> reporter: on the front lines, spike jones, the police chief of covington kentucky. >> the type of people we see that are drug addicted are not just people passed out in alleyways, they are people from suburb

father kevin o'brien, thank you for joining us the last couple of hours here.ce 7:00 a.m. it is now approaching the top of the hour. i also thank my friends george weibalt, elizabeth lev. i'm sure all of your services will be employed as our special coverage continues. my colleague chris matthews will be taking us through the pope's arrival. i will see you again at 1:00 p.m. chris, a good morning to you. >> good evening, i'm chris matthews in philadelphia this morning. thank you for joining msnbc's special pope francis in america coverage. you're looking at a live picture right now from john f. kennedy airport in new york where pope francis is on board the jet liner and getting ready to take off for here in philadelphia, not far away. he's going to touch down in philadelphia on day five of his whirlwind visit to the united states. today the pope will give a highly anticipated speech on immigration and religious liberty at independence hall. that will be his backdrop where both the declaration of course and the u.s. constitution were signed. he will speak at the

james o'brien, jr.. scott o'brien. timothy michael o'brien. day hagel o'callaghan. diana o'connor.'connor. douglas. albert '03. >> my god father and uncle richard assam all one decennial gabriel your spirit leaves on he will never be forgotten thank you so much to all of first responders including those who died trying to save his life on the 70th floor of the south tower. thank you for all you do. >> for my cousin, not a day goes by that we don't miss you and think about you prepare your in our hearts forever it keep looking over us and god bless you and god bless everyone. thank you. >> stella. fellow. john. james o'grady. joseph. thomas. samuel. william. gerald michael. gerald thomas larry. christine a. and. edward. -- elizabeth oliver. barbara ogden. more riegle's and. steven john. matthew timothy. schaede miss. john o'neill. peter o'neill, jr.. john o'neill. betty. michael. christopher. margaret. of virginia. rubin. kevin o'rourke. peter. want ortega. james. alexander. david ortiz. emilio ortiz. ortiz. and my brother your family and i miss you very deeply and words cannot expr

the republican o'brien murray.r murray was named the political consultant of the year, by american association of political consultants. way. >> i'll take what i can get. i'll let you go first. >> it happened a couple of years ago. >> you heard david give a justification to why this hurt. from a republican point of view, does it. >> david is a brilliant man. but i think he's missing some political campaign athletes. first off. no one will run for office that will say anyone other than iowa would be first. it's fantastic. great retail politics, it's not expensive to move around. we have to fly from place to place, you can get around easily, and at the end of the day it's a swing state. it's republicans, democrats, it's trending. it's not a big margin of victory. it's a big story. the bigger thing too is it's not the win, it's the spin. walker, this year, they said he should be thankful there's no straw poll. why, there wasn't a straw poll. the expectations are such if they expectation you to win, and you come in sec

for some insight, yesterday i spoke with newshour science correspondent miles o'brien. is this so significant for people? >> when the moon turns big, 14% bigger as it does during this so-called supermoon, the moon's orbit is not circular, it's elliptical this is its closest point, and then on top of that you get a total eclipse, this is the fourth in a so-called luna tetrad that began. four eclipses in a row. people start thinking things are going crazy. why does it turn red orange, what is that about? >> when you see an eclipse of the sun, the moon is passing from the sun and you get that dark disk. it takes a bite out of the sun as it were. in this case, the earth is eclipsing the sun's rays on to the moon. the moon has in light of its own, it's reflected light. what happens is, think of it, the colors you see at sunset, as the light goes through the atmosphere of earth, it gets bounced around, separated, retracted and what ends up shining on to the moon an getting to the moon is the red range of light. and that's why you see that kind of reddish orange. now if you ar

since the third poll in which he got zero, conan o'brien launched the campaign to get him up to 1%.d turns out the results of conan o'brien's efforts is that lincoln chafee is still at 0%. that itself may elevate him. with this many thousand people running for president there will not be just a loser in this campaign, there's going to be a lot of losers. but the caliber of the people who with are losing and badly is itself becoming an amazing sort of political spectator sport. least on the republican side. unless donald trump really is going to be the republican nominee for president, one of these guys is going to have to -- to win someday and maybe someday soon. second republican presidential tonight. finchts look is up next. >>> it's thursday september 107th and right now revealed for the first time tonight the bob bitrap. >>> donald trump launches a full scale attack of insults. >> we have stupid people running the operations. >>> then planned parent hood -- >>> it's football night and the nfl begins on nbc.

and a wonderful priest, kevin o'brien. this evening and our live coverage of pope francis celebrating mass in madison square garden in new york city. it's been an honor to work with brian and the others. by the way, here comes the pope. i'm going to hold off my pope. here we watch the motorcycle escort coming up madison avenue, i believe, on the east side of new york. it's a great place to walk late at night, by the way. and the pope comes to new york, a cultural phenomenon in itself exemplified by the over-the-top, wonderful performance by the cardinal. we don't see the fiat yet. but you'll notice it when it does come by because it's not like these black mariahs that everybody else is driving. there it is. there we got it. here we got it. and he usually waves. you can see him in the car. tles. the pope waving out the window, out the window. so he's saying good night to us as we go off our broadcast. join me tomorrow morning. i'll be here in philadelphia right at this spot very early tomorrow. 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. easter

james o'brien, jr.. scott o'brien. timothy michael o'brien. day hagel o'callaghan. diana o'connor.. richard o'connor. douglas. albert '03. >> my god father and uncle richard assam all one decennial gabriel your spirit leaves on he will never be forgotten thank you so much to all of first responders including those who died trying to save his life on the 70th floor of the south tower. thank you for all you do. >> for my cousin, not a day goes by that we don't miss you and think about you prepare your in our hearts forever it keep looking over us and god bless you and god bless everyone. thank you. >> stella. fellow. john. james o'grady. joseph. thomas. samuel. william. gerald michael. gerald thomas larry. christine a. and. edward. -- elizabeth oliver. barbara ogden. more riegle's and. steven john. matthew timothy. schaede miss. john o'neill. peter o'neill, jr.. john o'neill. betty. michael. christopher. margaret. of virginia. rubin. kevin o'rourke. peter. want ortega. james. alexander. david ortiz. emilio ortiz. ortiz. and my brother your family and i miss you very deeply and words

since the third poll in which he got zero, conan o'brien launched the campaign to get him up to % 1%. and turns out the results of conan o'brien's efforts is that lincoln chafee is still at 0%. that itself may elevate him. with this many thousand people running for president there will not be just a loser in this campaign, there's going to be a lot of losers. but the caliber of the people who with are losing and badly is itself becoming an amazing sort of political spectator sport. least on the republican side. unless donald trump really is going to be the republican nominee for president, one of these guys is going to have to -- to win someday and maybe someday soon. second republican presidential tonight. that does it for us tonight. time for "the last word with lawrence o'donnell." >> thank you, rachel. it is possibly the most fun campaign that the late-night comedians could have ever asked for. >> it is a full employment program for comedians. >> really is. >>> tonight we will tell you the story of the first woman recipient of the congressional medal of honor and why she was repea

perry or d, jimmy fallon and jimmy jindal. >> i believe it's a. >> conan o'brien and lincoln chafy.'s check wednesday's show. >> one of the candidates who cannot get in gear at all has picked up an unlikely patron saint in the form of a late night comedian conan o'brien. >> i'm taking a short amount of time and making it my mission to help lincoln chafy get from zero percent all the way to 1% in the polls. >> the correct answer is a and linda is right again. >> well done. all right. last question. this is for all of the fake zoo animals, linda. as hosts of the first two republican presidential debates fox news and cnn both said they only wanted to let ten candidates on the main debate stage. when cnn made a late change to their inclusion rules, they also decided they would let the 11th place candidate into the main debate as well. this is going to be 11 people on stage instead of ten. last night we reported the name of the candidate let into the cnn main debate though he is in 11th place in their own rankings. who is it? rand paul, marco rubio, chris christie, or deez nuts. >> well,

plus, miles o'brien reports on the race to find an ebola vaccine. this time, to save the lives of gorillas and chimpanzees. >> i don't really like to see chimps in a cage. that kind of upsets me a little bit. but i weigh the individual welfare of those chimpanzees against the survival of wild chimpanzees. >> ifill: all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by: ♪ ♪ moving our economy for 160 years. bnsf, the engine that connects us. >> and the william and flora hewlett foundation, helping people build immeasurably better lives. >> and with the ongoing support of these institutions and individuals. and... >> this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting. and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> ifill: a firestorm roared across northern california today, leaving at least 400 homes in ruins, and one person dead. the valley fire has swept across 95 square miles, north of the napa valley region. and, southeast of sacramento, the butt

newshour science correspondent miles o'brien joins me from california.es, the focus that's been on fires over the past few days videos that we see, but really the drought is affecting pretty much everything around there. >> it affects every aspect of life there. los angeles came in yesterday, all abuzz over a little rainfall they've had. actually had rain in july which caught them by surprise, that doesn't happen here often. there are indications of a strong el niÑo season ahead this we wanter, pretty strong indications. everyone is thinking el niÑo is going to save them but really won't. it might make a down payment but there is a double-edged sword component. a lot of el niÑo rain after all this drought can lead to all kinds of problems including mudslides. >> sreenivasan: when you talk about a good rain season and perhaps good winter, how much of a dent is that likely to make in the snow pack which i saw animations and graphics yesterday that said it's the worst in 500 years. >> it's at a 500-year low. some scientists looking at data that's been colle

and miles o'brien helps us unravel a major mystery of mars. >> woodruff: but first, margaret warner'serview with egyptian president abdel fattah el-sisi. in 2013, when he was in charge of egypt's armed forces, sisi removed egypt's first democratically-elected president. he himself then was elected to the post last year. egypt's struggles are many, amid almost five years of turmoil since the revolution began in january 2011. margaret spoke with sisi yesterday morning in new york. >> woodruff: mr. president, thank you for joining us. this past week the big news was you res leased 100 political prisoners including two prominent al-jazeera journalists. was the timing dictated by the fact you were coming to tun general assembly to quiet all the international criticism? >> the idea is very simple -- once the legal procedures are over and there is a possibility for me to intervene and issue a pardon, i did not hesitate. >> reporter: in your system, does a legal pardon upmean that you have concluded that they were innocent of the charges? >> once those are over, the legal party allows the pre

late-night talkshow host conan o'brien has another catchphrase possibilities for the former californiaovernor. >> you've been totally recalled. it's not a tumor. go all the way to the unemployment line. have you seen it? if you don't speak up your fired. lauren: that is great. trump making a quick profit selling his ms. universe start to a talent agency days after buying complete control of the company. nicole: i don't even know where to go with that. love you, arnold. that aside or were shot over. that's hysterical. lauren: that is my favorite part of the morning. nicole: i agree, pretty great. the san francisco 49ers past the minnesota vikings 20-3. carrying the offense with 158 yards and two touchdown runs in his first career start. the 49ers snapped a three-game losing streak to minnesota. in the style now, the niners debuted their uniform but also home against arizona. lauren: we're talking about about the atlantic, falcons and philadelphia eagles. the falcons came out on top 26- 24. julio jones caught nine passes for 141 yards and ran for a touchdown. philadelphia rallies for lat

you are on with michael o'brien, author of "america's destruction of iraq."aller: i just wanted to remind everybody that george tenet, i believe the cia director under clinton for about four years before he made those announcements, and george bush was in office for eight months when they knocked down the buildings in new york city and clinton was in office for eight years before that, so anything that happened up to 9/11 was planned under blank clinton's clinton'snder bill watch, knox george w. bush's watch. george tenet, the cia, and everybody else, everybody in europe kept saying, saddam still s, and i just heard colin powell about eight months stick by interview what he said. he said yes, we thought they had , so that is one reason i think it made up the president's mind, i believe. guest: good point. bill clinton -- though clinton was handed osama bin laden on a platter. he was handed osama bin laden on a silver platter after the .ttack on the uss cole now to let -- madeline albright said we should not go after him, what with the muslim world think? nobo

o'brien scott j.'brien timothy michael o'brien daniel o'callaghan diana o'connor keith kevin o'connor richard j. o'connor dennis james o'connor jr. amy o'doherty marni pont o'doherty douglas e. oelschlager takashi ogawa albert ogletree >> and my goth godfather and uncle, richard samuel gabriel, and your spirit lives on in all the good that occurs in this world and you will never be forgotten and thank you to all the first sporesponders includi those that died trying to save his life on the floor of the 78th floor of the south tower. >>> for my cousin, christopher charles am rosso. chris, there's not a day that goes by that we don't miss you and think about you, and you are in our hearts forever and keep looking over us and god bless you and god bless everyone. thank you. philip paul ognibene john a. ogonowski james andrew o'grady joseph j. ogren thomas g. o'hagan samuel oitice patrick j. o'keefe william o'keefe gerald michael olcott gerald thomas o'leary christine anne olender linday mary oliva edward

i am very pleased to have conan o'brien back at this table. welcome. >> i'm the old gienow, what do you think, isn't that crazy. i remember one of the first-- . >> rose: hey, pops, how was it. >> i tell you, it was crazy times. one of the first shows i came on in '93 was this show. i sat here and no one thought i was going to make it you were very nice to me, i recall. but that is now, if we look thed at that appearance now it would look like an i love lucy-- scope. >> rose: i remember. >> i was a young red haired woman at the time. >> rose: but you hadn't done much performing at the time when you took over that show. >> no, i had done improvisation but i hadn't done nearly the amount of performing that one should have done to get a late night show. it was a complete fluke and i to this day credit lorn michaels with-- . >> rose: he saw something. >> he saw something and he said i think this kid can do it. i think it will be rough at first but i think he'll be a good fit. but that was such a different time, 93. that there was no footage of me t

host: michael o'brien is author of "america's destruction of iraq." you exit this labor day, we look at the rate to work across the united states. on issuescussion facing the self-employee did with the national association for the self-employed. a discussion about minority-owned businesses in the united states and the challenges they face. we will look for your comments on washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. on c-span. monday night on c-span, an event mark cubanreneur or and former presidents bill clinton and george w. bush. this was part of a program created by the clinton, lbj, george bush, and george h.w. bush foundations. try to be very self-aware. i try to know what i am good at and bad out. i try to have smart people around me all the time and i cross my fingers. in preparation, it is everything. you are such say, a large risk taker. i never take risks. in any business i have done, i do the homework and preparation. a risk.not i have never been in the same situation as these two presidents, i cannot even imagine the stress. but in my little wo

. >>> plus jenna lee takes on conan o'brien over an incredibly tasteless joke that likened her to a porn star. why she feels compelled to speak out. and this is "mediabuzz." >>> the media notice pouncing on donald trump for what he didn't say. cable news constantly covering a moment at a new hampshire town hall when he failed to challenge this man. >> we have a problem in this country called muslims. we know our current president is one. you know he's not even an american. but anyway, we have training camps growing where they want to kill us. that's my question, when can we get rid of them? >> we'll be looking at a lot of different things. a lot of people are saying that and that bad things are happening out there. >> you just don't pander to every loud mouth in your audience. >> this is racist crap, of course, and to me the big original sin of donald trump. >> joining us to talk about in uproar and cnn's handling, mercedes schlapp, a columnist and former white house aide to george w. bush. >> andrea mccarren, and a former correspondent for nbc and abc and joe trippi, fox news contributo

. ♪ charlie: conan o'brien is here.e is in a landscape that is undergoing dramatic changes both in terms of its host and how is his being concerned. he recently took his show to cuba. it was the first time since 1959. i am very pleased to have conan o'brien back at this table. welcome. conan: i am the old guy now. one of the first shows i came on in 93, i sat here and no one thought i was going to make it. you were very nice to me, i recall. if we looked at that appearance now, it would look like an i love lucy episode. i was a young redhaired woman at the time. charlie: you hadn't done much to performing when you took over that show. conan: i had done improv but i hadn't a nearly the amount of performing one should have done to get a late night show. it was a complete fluke. to this day, i credit lorne michaels. he saw something and thought i think this kid can do it. it will be rough at first but i think he will be a good fit here it -- fit. that was such a different time, 1993, there was no footage of me that existed

reporting from washington i am jane o'brien.nsia launches airstrikes syria, opening a new chapter in the long-running conflict. questions are raised about exactly whom they are targeting. taliban fighters are tightening their hold on the afghan city of konduz. we talk about the troubling takeover. a booby-trap bomb sounds like something out of james bond. these world war ii drawings are the real deal, complete with an exploding candy bar. ♪ jane: blogger and our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. itsy, russia undertook biggest intervention in the middle used for decades, airstrikes in syria at the request of president assad. they claimed 8 islamic state targets have been hit. they say that some strikes were in areas where there was no ice's. this can be tantamount to throwing gasoline on a fire. steve rosenberg reports. steve: the russian military say they carried airstrikes across the country against the islamic state. it was the russian parliament which sanctioned the operation. it was the kremlin th

dylan o'brien returns as thomas who sets out to unearth behind the organization that by the maze andescaped from in the first film. their journey takes them into the desolate landscape known as the scorch which is filled with dangerous obstacles that makes the characters wish they were back in the maze. >> what happened? >> just calm down. talk to us. >> it's always been with you. >> thomas. what did you see? >> dramatic. >> the critics are split though. sam wolf of we got this covered notes the film is blatantly derivative but enjoyly silly throughout. that's what we get with these films. tim martin of the mercury saying by about halfway, i stopped counting the cliches and the derivative lifts because there were just too many. >> next up, "black mass," the whitey bulger biopic star tarring johnny depp. whitey bulger is persuaded by the fbi to become an informant and help take down a faction of the irish mob. bulger is able to take advantage of the alliance and evade law enforcement while becoming one of the most powerful and deadly gangsters in american history. >> don't look to joh

the larry o'brien toefy with him. tarheels defeated delaware behind four td passes off the bench. the young tarheels. >> truly a blessing to be back here and bring the larry o'brien trophy back to chapel hill. >> number 22 byu in ann arbor. with the one-handed grab falling on his back. 21 yards set up a michigan first td. smith had a great day and somehow able to get out. wow. watch it, again. how did he do it? 60 yard touchdown yard. michigan 31-0 improving to 3-1. >>> lsu at syracuse continues to show why he's the best back in college football. breaking down around brandon harris and going to take it down the sideline for 48 yards. that will set up just 14 yard touchdown for fornet and lsu up 7-0. another huge day. career high 244 yards and two touchdowns. third quarter finds the hole and goes 62 yards for the score and sixth straight game and lsu wins 34-24 now 3-0 in sec play. >>> cal bears with their pac-12 opener in washington. highlights later in this newscast. busy day as usual on saturday. >> we'll be watching. >>> ahead. one year later. the mystery remains. how people ac

i'm jane o'brien. hundreds of migrants in hungary are on the move, trying to guess where the trains will take them. brought home to be buried. the young syrian boy who drowned and washed ashore on a turkish beach is laid to rest with his mother and brother. a new simulation of the sea at its most ferocious to protect against flooding. to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. a steady stream of migrants are on the move in hungary. they took off on foot from budapest. after a day of walking, ontarian officials said they would offer buses to take them to the austrian border. there have been clashes with hungarian police. we have complete coverage of this ongoing crisis and we begin with our chief correspondent, gavin hewitt. gavin: this is the m1 to vienna, one of europe's major motorways. europe has not seen scenes like this. hundreds of people sitting on the side of the motorway as trucks rolled by. this march started when the patience of the refugees in budapest snapped. man

and from "maze runner: the scorch trials," dylan o'brien. are emmy winners kelvin taylor and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] ♪ -- kelly ripa and michael strahan! [cheers and applause] [cheers and applause] ♪

dylann o'brien is definitely a great start.ust wish his performance was more dynamic. >> you checked out everest. >> this movie is shot so beautifully. this is true story of the climbers in 1996 who took on mount everest and eight of them lost their lives. it is a very grueling film, very hard to watch at times. beautifully shot. they put the the actors through altitude tests and made them feel like they were at 30,000 feet in that breath that you would be able to breathe at that time. really interesting film. jason clark is the the star. he really sells the the movie overall. jake gyllenhaal takes a back seat and supporting actor. it is well done. the first two authorities are fantastic. ending is rush but i gave it three and a half out of five. only in imack and premium large format it goes wide on the 25th. >> in imax you get to see eye cannedy hey kevin, very interesting, can't wait to see johnny dep. >> thanks, kevin. >> have a a great weekend. >> by the way, i think we have a brian cranston photo the owe and jessica has i

mike o'brien, thank you so much for coming in here. >> thank you. >> i'm sure we will probably be athe symposium on wednesday to see you. >> great. it will be great to see you. >> glenn, take it away. >> now, your nbc 10 first alert weather with chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz. >> all right, rosemary, i will take it away. and we've got some mild, very muggy weather out there. despite the cloud cover, that's helped keep the temperature down, but as soon as the sun comes out like millville and atlantic city, the temperature is jumping up to near 80 degrees, and it will continue to see improved conditions across the area with some of these clouds breaking up. visibility getting better and that will allow the temperature to go up. we have some showers to the west. nothing too impressive just yet, but things are going to get a little wild around here. here is the future cast as we go through the afternoon with a little bit of sunshine. temperatures get into the low 80s. we have just an isolated shower or two possible, but you can see some breaks in those clouds. not later o

. >>> last night conan o'brien has a few ideas for arnold schwartz negative's catch phrase as the hostce. >> hast that la vista baby. you're expensdable. you have been totally rerecalled. why don't you jingle all the way to the unemployment line. here is a line from my movie called collateral damage. have you seen it. >> too funny. >> i like get to the bedroom i'm really bad at the arnold impersons. so i'm just stick with "you're fired. but first, we have a very special guest. come on out, flo! [house band playing] you have anything to say to flo? nah, i'll just let the results do the talking. [crowd booing] well, he can do that. we show our progressive direct rate and the rates of our competitors even if progressive isn't the lowest. it looks like progressive is not the lowest! ohhhh! when we return, we'll find out whether doug is the father. wait, what? no, no, no, no, [music] people are both soft and strong... yey! which is why our products are too. angel soft. >>> leading the news in the detroit free press, first ever bubonic a plague case confirmed in michigan. the women is recove

miles o'brien reports on the science fueling the flames. >> reporter: we have less of a cell pack.have dryer conditions, more fires, the fires are more severe, and add to that the fact that we're building homes right in the middle of the areas susceptible to forest fires and we have a big problem ahead.

i'm jane o'brien. welcomes these chinese leader, but president obama makes it clear where he stands on cybercrime, saying he had -- it has to stop. john boehner announces he will step down and leave congress next month. john boehner: this morning i woke up and said my prayers as i always do and decided i had paid my dues. it's as simple as that. jane: the faces of the missing with photos from around the world. jane: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. today, the u.s. and china announced they were taking new steps to address the contentious issue of cybercrime. joint newsame from a conference between the two presidents at the white house. at the same time, president of freshe the threat sanctions if hacking doesn't stop. barbara: this was a difficult summit. you wouldn't know it from the pageantry, and the public message is that the world's two biggest economies can work together. they announced important new steps to combat climate change, but the knees the surf

with the larry o'brien trophy in north carolina. the former wildcat turned warrior . participated in a team workout , took the first official shot in the new practice facility. and had a question & answer session with students. curry . was accompanied by davidson head coach bob mckillop, who led curry and the wildcats to the elite eight in the 2008 ncaa tournament. they were happy to have him back jason pierre -paul 's right hand have surfaced. the all pro is missing most of his thumb , his entire index finger , and even has a wrap on his thumb. paul's hand ,. was damaged in a 4th of july fireworks accident and has kept him from playing , practicing or even signing with the giants. he was due to make maybe 14 million this year j.p.p . is confident he will play this season tweeting today " i cant think of the last time my index finger got me a sack " >> gary :we will look forward to a 49ers this week's paul lead the giants with 12.5 sacks last season thanks again for jumping in when i cough >> pam :have a good night everybody we will see you tomorrow >>> trump versus c

>> award winning journalist soledad o'brien takes us inside the violent world of kids behind bars. will a new experimental program be their last chance? >> i have to do my 100 percent best so i don't end up in a place like this again. >> we're here to fully get into the nuances of everything that's going on, not just in this country, but around the world. getting the news from the people who are affected. >> people need to demand reform... >> ali velshi on target >>> welcome back, you're watching al jazeera, live from doha, a reminder of our top stories. n.a.t.o. special forces reach the northern city of kunduz. they are there to bolster the army. fighting remains focused around the city's airports. >> russia's upper house of parliament has approved the use of military force abroad, as moscow builds up the presence in syria. the involvement will be limited to air strikes. syrian president bashar al-assad had asked russia for military help. >> and a court in india sentenced 5 people to death for planting bombs on a commuter train in 2006. 189 people were killed in the attack, severa